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It is also heard softly at the end of the final credit roll, where it fades into the character's signature breathing, showing that the rest of the prequel trilogy will reveal how Anakin became Darth Vader. It is played most prominently and recognizably during the final sequence when clone troopers assemble and depart Coruscant, foreshadowing that they will become the Imperial stormtroopers.
Although 'Across the Stars' is featured most prominently in the film's end credits, several notes from 'The Imperial March' are heard beneath it near the end. A few notes of the 'March' are played when Vader arrives on Mustafar to kill the Separatists.
The piece is played more clearly during the 'Battle of the Heroes' scene between Obi-Wan and Darth Vader at the movie's climax and in the simultaneous battle between Yoda and Sidious. It is also played when Darth Vader receives his armor and when he looks up at the first Death Star. Trailers for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story featured the track prominently; the first notes of 'The Imperial March' can be heard at the end of the trailer as the letters turn to reveal the name of the upcoming movie.
Prior to this, Darth Vader can be heard breathing and his appearance is seen as a reflection on the floor.
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