Anakins

Anakins is the plural form of the given name Anakin. In general use, the word functions as a neutral plural referring to more than one person named Anakin, though in prose it is uncommon and most often appears in indexing, reference lists, or fan discussions rather than in formal writing.

The name Anakin is most widely associated with the Star Wars universe, where Anakin Skywalker is a central figure who transitions from Jedi Knight to the Sith Lord Darth Vader. Within Star Wars canon and Legends materials, multiple characters share the given name Anakin, leading to occasional plural references. The most notable additional bearer in Star Wars expanded lore is Anakin Solo, a member of the Solo family featured in Legends material.

In practice, "Anakins" is rarely used in narrative text. It is more commonly encountered in encyclopedic entries, character lists, or fan-centered compilations that group all characters named Anakin for comparative or indexing purposes. Outside of Star Wars-related contexts, the plural form is not widely employed and the name Anakin itself remains relatively rare in real-world naming.

Etymology and origin are tied to its fictional creation for the Star Wars franchise. As a result, Anakins serves primarily as a categorical label for discussing multiple characters bearing the name Anakin rather than as a distinct concept or entity in its own right.