Why Did Darth Vader HATE The Inquisitors?

Under Vader's stringent tutelage, the Inquisitors underwent rigorous training, during which Vader inflicted severe injuries on many of them, including amputations, blinding, and impalement. Furthermore, it is known that Vader eliminated at least three Inquisitors and expressed satisfaction at the demise of numerous others on Malachor 5, believing their deaths would expunge the frailty within the ranks. The reasons for his hatred was both philosophical and personal. First, the inquisitors, notably the Grand Inquisitor, in a display of haughtiness, asserted to Vader that his allegiance was solely to Palpatine and that he did not take orders from Vader. Vader did not take kindly to this rudeness, swiftly demonstrated his dominance. But perhaps more importantly, Vader perceived the establishment of the Inquisitors as a contravention of the Rule of Two, expressing to Palpatine his conviction that he was superior to all Inquisitors combined.

[MrShiftey]

Vader: “What? You went over my helmet?”

[aamirrazak]

Well Vader was right. He was a far better fighter and stronger in the force than all inquisitor

[ilovedorkychicks]

Darth Vader hated the inquisitors because they looked absolutely horrendous in live action

[CT-pigl]

Unlike Vader, Palpatine knew that beyond the Rule of Two was a greater rule — the Rule of Cool.

[mojo_joju]

As it turns out, every one of the Sith have really toxic relationships

[feraltaco]

Probably not a great idea to disrespect Vader by refusing orders from him.

[snipersLock]

"Coming for your job bro!"

"Kinda hard to do with one hand, blind, or you know, when you're dead..."

[meghancraft]

Vader really was in the right to hate the Inquisitors. He probably felt that they were stepping over their places and trying to one-up Vader. No wonder Vader enjoyed dueling them. Awesome video btw.

[NUCLEARDASH]

The rule of two was never put to work in the palpatine era. He had maul as an aprentice but dooku at the same time, as established in the tales of jedi. Later he had only dooku, but dooku had ventress and grievous, ventress had quilan vos, dooku betrays ventress and takes savage, maul comes back and takes savage after his betrayal on dooku, and this goes on and on and on and on

[Trick_or_tren]

Vader probably thought their wheel light saber was stupid .

[BI-y_TheStormTrooper]

They reminded Vader of himself so he decided that they needed to feel his pain simple enough.

[reiforsale]

Vader doesn’t need to be palpatine, he is the ORDERS of palpatine.

[mochafirefoxy]

The inquisitors weren’t true Sith, they were more like Imperial Special Forces with lightsabers. They did not receive full training specifically so that they didn’t overstep Vader or Palpatine.

[Powermass]

The rule of two was abolished by Palpatine once he came to power. It was established by Darth Bane as a way to overthrow the Jedi. Once the goal was met the rule became obsolete.

[markkuijpers]

Vader was so delusional it's painful. It's hard to understand the all-around highly intelligent Anakin Skywalker ever convincing himself Palpatine cared one whit about the Rule of Two, the Sith, or anything except himself

[luciuswalker]

The Inquisitors, much like the empire and Palpatine himself, was a perverted shadow of the Old Republic era Sith Empire.

Palpatine didn't care about the Sith, just himself.

[dankcraft]

Simple answer- He saw them as living punching bags (besides maybe Grand Inquisitor or Ninth Sister; debatable)

[SunderedSpartanSlayer]

Why did palpatine even keep the inquisitors when they couldn’t even take down/find a Jedi who doesn’t even use the force or fight anymore, this applies for Obi was and Cal. And the inquisitors 9 times out of 10 failed from what I’ve seen

[masterbulgokov]

Makes sense. When you are tasked with eliminating all threats to power, you have to wonder if anything else that is powerful will be sent to eliminate you . . . at some point.

[Andrews_Wrestling_Life]

He didn't hate them he hated failure