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Vader can dispatch the two with ease. How well does Luke do?

Maybe Luke with difficulty. Not sure

Legends ESB Luke or Canon?

S3 Kana and Ezra?

If it's Season 3 Ezra and Kanan het fight becomes rather one sided for the team, more experience and together superior to Luke in all relevant areas.

Originally posted by carthage
Legends ESB Luke or Canon?

If it's Canon Luke, Kanan and Ezra win.

Luke dies

We'll say this:

Match 1: Canon
Match 2: Legends

Team in canon, Luke in legends

Difference between Canon and Legends ESB Luke?

Originally posted by DarthDuelist9
Difference between Canon and Legends ESB Luke?



Legends has ESB Luke as the most powerful Jedi Vader has ever faced.

Or some nonsense like that.

Originally posted by Darth Thor
Legends has ESB Luke as the most powerful Jedi Vader has ever faced.

Or some nonsense like that.

Which source?

IIRC Shadows of the Empire novel.

Well back then characters like Jax Pavan didn't even exist so ..

And?

Regardless, Obi-Wan did. So even if we want to play that stupid game Luke still wins and kicks Ezra's punk ass.

Yeah, Ben Kenobi who was a shadow of his former self and agreed, Luke would win against Ezra but this fight is Kanan AND Ezra, in which case he loses.

Ben "shadow of his former self" Kenobi would still spank Kanan and Ezra... lol

Luke wins. Accept it.

"powerful" can be a nebulous term. Luke is certainly the most powerful opponent Vader has ever faced up until ESB. He's not the best fighter, however.

"Just accept it", yeah I like your argumentation.

Originally posted by Ziggystardust
"powerful" can be a nebulous term. Luke is certainly the most powerful opponent Vader has ever faced up until ESB. He's not the best fighter, however.


Nah. If he was a useless fighter then he wouldn't be considers a "powerful" Jedi.

Team wins.

Originally posted by Darth Thor
Legends has ESB Luke as the most powerful Jedi Vader has ever faced.

Or some nonsense like that. Wouldn't that mean ESB Luke > Ahsoka? Galen Marek too I guess if we count legends.

Originally posted by Dark-Kenshin
Wouldn't that mean ESB Luke > Ahsoka? Galen Marek too I guess if we count legends.

In Legends, and if we take that quote literally, then yes.

You can't really use that quote for characters that were created years later, that would be ripping it out of it's context.

Originally posted by DarthDuelist9
You can't really use that quote for characters that were created years later, that would be ripping it out of it's context.


True.


But Kenobi still existed.

Originally posted by Darth Thor
Nah. If he was a useless fighter then he wouldn't be considers a "powerful" Jedi.

Useless is a stretch, the most inexperienced and untrained fighter Vader has ever battled however, is quite accurate. Which is why "power" is probably being used in a latent term to describe something that hasn't matured. You might understand it in a similar respect to Vader confronting Kento Marek, having him gripped in a Force choke and sensing some far more powerful near by, that person being a (7?) year old Galen Marek. I hope you get the point here, power isn't always something that manifests itself in mastery of the Force, but rather something that can be sensed, a blueprint of what will become in later years.

Originally posted by Darth Thor
True.


But Kenobi still existed.

Agreed, but what has Kenobi done at that point? The PT wasn't released yet nor any other notable sources on him IIRC.

Originally posted by Ziggystardust
Useless is a stretch, the most inexperienced and untrained fighter Vader has ever battled however, is quite accurate. Which is why "power" is probably being used in a latent term to describe something that hasn't matured. You might understand it in a similar respect to Vader confronting Kento Marek, having him gripped in a Force choke and sensing some far more powerful near by, that person being a (7?) year old Galen Marek. I hope you get the point here, power isn't always something that manifests itself in mastery of the Force, but rather something that can be sensed, a blueprint of what will become in later years.

Yes, finally someone who understands context

Originally posted by DarthDuelist9
Agreed, but what has Kenobi done at that point? The PT wasn't released yet nor any other notable sources on him IIRC.

Umm, back then, Kenobi was an even bigger deal than he is in the modern days, lmao.

Originally posted by Deronn_solo
Umm, back then, Kenobi was an even bigger deal than he is in the modern days, lmao.

Such as?