Mark Hamill wishes his reel-life villainous fathers A Happy Father’s Day

The kids around the world celebrated father’s day with their unique quirky ideas and special wishes for their beloved dad. Most of them had already planned their weekends for their favorite person in the world. But, what would you call Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader’s relationship?

Darth Vader has repeatedly proved to be the most terrifying and the iconic villains of all time in the history of cinema. Who would have thought the man who plans to rule the universe and embraces the dark side to have a son? A son who is willing to risk his life and get his father back from the evil clutches of the dark side!

Luke: Search your feelings, father. You can't do this. I feel the conflict within you. Let go of your hate. 

Vader: It is... too late for me, son. The Emperor will show you the true nature of the Force. He is your master now. 

Luke: [resigned] Then my father is truly dead.

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Isn't that touching?

Many Darth Vader fans pleaded Mark Hamill, the actor who plays Luke in the Star Wars films, to wish his ‘dad’ a Happy Father’s Day or Vader Day. After observing the complaints Hamill gave in and wished all the various dads that helped make Vader into who he is, a terrifying, yet classic villain who’ll surely never be forgotten.

Mark also thanked Jake and Hayden, though he didn’t specify their roles. Hamill attached a couple of photos of the people he named in his tweet. Taking to his social media handle he shared: “For those complaining, I'm neglecting a certain someone: Wishing a #HappyVadersDay to all my various Dads! 1-David Prowse IS Darth Vader 2-James Earl Jones IS his voice 3-Sebastian Shaw IS Vader unmasked 4-Bob Anderson IS his Stunt Double #AlsoJakeAndHayden Your loving son, Luke”

Check out the tweet below:

Spoiler Alert: In the franchise, Darth Vader’s real name is Anakin Skywalker, an ambitious and extremely talented kid who falls victim to the dark side of the Force. He has two children with his wife Padmé Amidala. Luke is one of them. Eventually, the film shows Luke turning against his father and killing him.