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Master Yoda vs any one of the "Force Wielders" from Mortis (Father, Son, or Daughter - introduced recently on The Clone Wars series).

No special rules apply here. Kill or be killed. Who wins?

Force Wielders. The opening says these three beings "are more powerful with the Force than any Jedi have seen before." Plus it helps that they are practically immortal and have some insane powers.

Oh for f*cks sakes, really?

I don't think they actually exist.

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
Oh for f*cks sakes, really?

Doesn't it make you nostalgic for the days when only the original Star Wars movies existed?

Originally posted by Dr McBeefington
Doesn't it make you nostalgic for the days when only the original Star Wars movies existed? Oy vey, yes.

Originally posted by ares834
I don't think they actually exist.

Correct. Ani found some shrooms in the basement levels of the Jedi Temple and shared with Obi and Snippy. Case closed.

Originally posted by ares834
I don't think they actually exist.

Agreed. I'm thinking it was in his mind. Hence the waking up part of the experience. Not sure why they would need to be unconscious to travel to Mortis. Either way, still wanted everyone's opinions on the theoretical matchup.

Originally posted by Dr McBeefington
Doesn't it make you nostalgic for the days when only the original Star Wars movies existed?

Yes, yes it does... but with this place dying a slow painful death, I figured I'd post this anyways in order to breath some life, however shitty it may be, back into this forum. We really need some new quality material to bash each others heads in over.

I stopped watching that shitty show after what they did to Mandalore. Making Mandos peaceful just made me think "SCREW THIS BS"

Mandos, democracy, peace. They really DONT fit in a sentence together unless its "Mandos work for people in a democracy and think peace is for losers."

Originally posted by Pwned
I stopped watching that shitty show after what they did to Mandalore. Making Mandos peaceful just made me think "SCREW THIS BS"

Mandos, democracy, peace. They really DONT fit in a sentence together unless its "Mandos work for people in a democracy and think peace is for losers."

I had a big problem with this representation as well. Further, the depiction of Mandalore (buildings, structures and all) is in direct contrast with the Legacy of The Force series that describes Mando cities and homes as rural and countryside-type buildings and huts (pointing to their nomadic, independent nature).

Maybe something happened to Mandalore between the Clone Wars and 40 ABY that destroyed all the buildings and Coruscant-esque infrastructure we see in the Clone Wars cartoon? One can only hope.

The mando'a i know would never just sit there. They would be shooting something.