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What constitutes as some of Anakin's poorest decisions throughout TCW and the prequels that demonstrated a complete disregard for consequences of action?


First things to come to my mind:

1: Shooting at Kenobi in RotS to save from Buzzdroids (obviously could've killed him)

2: In TCW he stabbed a guy who was holding a detonator, ready to blow up Duchess Satine's ship and all those aboard. IMO it could've ended badly had the guy just moved his thumb half an inch before dying. Plot armor saved that ship.

During his duel with Kenobi: carelessly destroying the one control panel responsible for maintaining the heat-shielding around the Mustafar facility.

Had he not done that, the battle could have went a completely different way, tbh. That one action is essentially *why* they ended up on a lava river in the first place.

Originally posted by Kurk
1: Shooting at Kenobi in RotS to save from Buzzdroids (obviously could've killed him)

Eh, not with Anakin at the cockpit.

"We'll take him together."
"I'm taking him now!"
"No, Anakin! No!"

Anakin's brash charge at Dooku in Attack of the Clones is the first example that comes to mind. Heck, most of AotC is Anakin reckless charging into things without thinking.

Originally posted by The Ellimist
Eh, not with Anakin at the cockpit. "Hold your fire you're not helping here!"
"I agree, bad idea"

When Anakin kills children because of a dream.