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I'm thinking maybe Plo or someone adjacent to him myself.

He should be around Kit level, imo. So, the likes of Plo, yeah.

Anoon uhuh

...wait nm, Anoon would win.

Anoon Bondara, Saesee Tiin.

He'd probably lose to Ahsoka.

he's the yoda of his era, so he'd definitely beat windu tier characters

lmao

Originally posted by JKBart
Anoon Bondara, Saesee Tiin.

Vodo would most likely clown Anoon, or Tiin, lal.

Tiin and Vodo are superior to Anoon by a big marigin, lol.

What has Tiin actually acclomplished, though? Aside from his spar with Windu, and throwing some droids, I'm not seeing much.

But yeah, he is better than Anoon for sure.

Oh, he was chosen to be apart of Mace's strike team, so I guess that shows he commands a great deal of esteem among his peers.

His B-Team hype is easily superior to Anoon. Being compared to Kit/Agen is better than anything Anoon has to offer.

Anoon legit challenged Maul and only cut the duel short by an heroing because he knew he can't win. If he didn't do that Maul would've had to work his ass off to beat him.

Originally posted by cs_zoltan
Anoon legit challenged Maul and only cut the duel short by an heroing because he knew he can't win. If he didn't do that Maul would've had to work his ass off to beat him.

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The Twi'lek Jedi's leap, guided by the Force, landed him squarely behind Maul on the rear engine hous-ing of the T-shaped bike. The action took Maul by surprise; he had not expected such a courageous, if foolhardy, deed.
Unexpected as the move was, however, Maul was still able to block the slash of the other's lightsaber with his own energy blade. He quickly activated the speeder's autopilot, then twisted around in the saddle, thrusting his weapon at the Jedi's chest. The Jedi blocked the blow and countered with another.

Maul knew the battle could not continue this way. The speeder bike's autopilot was not sophisticated enough to chart a safe course at high speed through the torturous windings of the surface streets. He grabbed the handlebar and jerked the speeder toward a docking platform on a nearby building, about thirty meters above the street. They shot by the skycar, which had slowed after the Jedi left it, and rose toward the shelf. As the ledge came within range of the autopilot's sen-iors, the speeder slowed, then settled down to a land-ing on the extruded slab of ferrocrete.

The Sith and the Jedi leapt from the speeder bike onto the platform to continue their battle. The dock-Ing ledge was only about ten meters by fifteen, barely enough room to maneuver in. Maul knew he had to dispatch the Jedi quickly, before Pavan once again van-ished into the labyrinth of Coruscant's downlevels.

He pressed the attack viciously, blocking and thrusting, the twin radiant blades spinning a web of light about him.

The Jedi was obviously a master of the teras kasi fighting arts, as well, judging by the smooth way he parried and counterattacked. Still, within the first few moments of the engagement, Darth Maul knew that he himself was the superior fighter. He could tell that the Jedi knew it, too, but Maul also knew that it didn't matter. The Jedi was committed to stopping the Sith, or at the very least slowing him down enough to let the others get away, even if it meant giving his own life to do so.

Maul bared his teeth. He would not lose his quarry again! He doubled his efforts, pressing the attack hard, hammering away at the Twi'lek's defenses. The Jedi gave ground, but Maul was still unable to slash through his guard.

...

Darth Maul had seen the grim realization in the eyes of his foe: the knowledge that the Twi'lek could not defeat his adversary. Once defeat was conceded in the mind, its reality was inevitable. It was only a matter of time.

He pressed his attack to an even higher intensity, driving the Jedi back toward his speeder bike, in-tending to pin him between the dual-bladed lightsaber and the bike. With his movements thus constricted, it would be mere moments before the Twi'lek's ten-tacled head was separated from his neck.

But then he saw the desperation in the other's face suddenly give way to realization, and then to triumph. Quickly, before Maul could intuit what was intended, the Jedi whirled toward the speeder bike, raised his lightsaber-and plunged it to the hilt into the bike's repulsor drive housing.
--Darth Maul - Shadow Hunter