Science Fiction & Fantasy Asked on January 7, 2021
Darth Vader wears his iconic black suit to help him to survive, covering his whole body.
When Darth Vader sleeps, does he remove his suit? And if not, how does he sleep and does he have a special place to sleep?
His armor was painful up to the point he was barely able to sleep. To cope with this he meditates inside a liquid chamber to give himself some form of rest. And even when he slept he would awaken rather quickly due to horrifying visions he got about Padme.
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Both are of course legends seeing the new canon hasn't filled in all the blanks yet.
Correct answer by A.bakker on January 7, 2021
In 'Rogue One' we see him suspended in a bacta tank, entirely out of his suit. Presumably this is as close to restful sleep as he gets. Outside of that, there's his meditation chamber featured in 'The Empire Strikes Back' which allows him to at least remove the helmet, and as the name suggests; meditate.
Keep in mind though that Vader is never "comfortable" or "restful". He's a raging inferno of constant agony and hatred. He may not ever truly "sleep".
Answered by Kris on January 7, 2021
The Legends canon novel Shadows of the Empire loosely following the story of the game of the same name describes a spherical "hyperbaric medical chamber" within Vader's residence on Imperial Center as it's referred to at the time which provides a "supermedicated and oxygenated field" in which Vader is able to survive without his armour.
This may be identical to or a larger version of a chamber we see on the Executor a couple of times in Empire Strikes Back where Vader tends to sit when not offing subordinates or taking calls from the Emperor. In one of these scenes just before the Battle of Hoth General Veers sees Vader's bare head from behind just before his helmet is lowered into place.
Answered by IG_42 on January 7, 2021
in the Star wars movies we can see that Darth Vader have his own personal chamber made to assist him with the equipment /suit he wears as well as, for resting/meditation purposes. and also that Jedi/Sith, especially those trained to use the force having mastered it, don't need the same sleep requirements regular People need. They can "sleep" sitting straight up, on top of harder elements and they can do energy from the force to help them stay awake. The expanded universe, description books, gives more examples of Jedi/Sith sleeping or measures they take.
Answered by RANSARA009 on January 7, 2021
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