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That makes absolutely fvck all sense and I don't see how you even drew that conclusion. My point is that despite Marka Ragnos' spirit being empowered by the collective energies of focal points of Force energy from Yavin IV, Korriban, Dagobah and more, he was still defeated handily by Jaden Korr. Why? His host Tavion was too weak. Likewise, Muur knows he could regain his power and return to physical form by transferring from a weak host in Celeste Morne to a much more powerful Force user such as Vader or either of his children. Ergo Prime Muur > Spirit!Muur. It's noted outright in Jedi vs. Sith that Sith spirits are bound by limits.
Given that Sidious' remaining records as collected by Luke in Book of Sith only refer to his Force Storm technique and his Alchemical advancements, I think not. Valkorion has displayed far more than just Sorcery and even then it's stated that Caedus' sojourn taught him more techniques than Luke ever did.
Notice how Vitiate is massively inferior to Valkorion?
What Alema did wasn't Sorcery, what Vitiate did was. Nor have you accounted for his much more impressive Monoliths, which he created in a spiritual form before becoming vastly more powerful.
Define non-jobbing, if it's ignoring every showing where he doesn't stomp then this is a loaded gun.
Valkorion has devoured the Force essence of two entire planets, from blades of glass to colour itself. Including untold millions of Sith. The spirits of whom are present within Vitiate in the novel.
The centuries they engaged Revan mentally.
The Dread Masters used the most extremely advanced sorcery to achieve this. It isn't Dark Transfer which achieves it's aim not via power but via spiritual manipulation.
I've engaged in this debate a hundred times and I'm not doing it again. Leia unlocked Luke's potential and that allowed him to defeat Sidious. Given Leia could personally one-shot Sidious due to her uber pregnancy, and that Sidious completely dominates Luke prior to this, I see no reason to believe that Leia's aid wasn't mammoth.
Nah, the mass Force visions that are given out to Force users across the galaxy so as to prevent Vitiate from reducing every star to a black, colourless void does. Play Shadow of Revan. The Dark Ritual was a lesser feat.
Mastering the power of the Phobis Devices that could turn trillions insane is pretty neat. Oh and he never did that.
The Revan novel where he's focused entirely on defeating an opponent who by now is pretty vastly beyond Reborn Krayt in power, yeah. Sheev gets blindsided every time he dies. Abeloth is just genuinely the most inept combat tactician for her weight class. She gets outsmarted by literally everyone she faces in Apocalypse.
You mean Sidious where he had Leia? Nyax where he had Mara and Tahiri? Abeloth where he had Krayt?
Given all of the surrounding circumstances and their previous engagements, it's not just out of my ass. It's common sense.
Some of them appear long enough to be a good portion of the size of the Spire which dwarfs surrounding skyscrapers. Just watch the video.
He causes clear damage to a number of those ships.
It's relevant but you evidently can't read. Anakin used the Force to guide himself down to lower lanes of traffic, and the distance he actually falls isn't that great at all. Arcann fell at least four or five thousand feat after being blasted off the Spire by a blast at least three times stronger than the one where individual bolts downed cruisers.
You're missing the point, the blurb is debatable and not binding whatsoever. Given Valkorion's vastly superior feats and the fact that Plagueis' actual combat feats can't be argued beyond Revan, it's not looking good.
If you're actually trying to pass this off as anything more than poetic hyberbole taking place from Sidious' point of view, then Valkorion is genuinely a God.
No, he contributed to an ever-growing imbalance to the Force and then inherited the power void Plagueis left upon death. Revan was far more powerful than Malak by entire magnitudes and yet Malak was the root cause of the inability of Jedi to sense Dantooine's devastation. Revan himself became a festering cancer in the very fabric of the Force upon his return that was ever-present. Yet Valkorion dwarfs Revan.
Anakin rebalancing the Force didn't just wipe out the Sith though, this has been outdated for years. He was destined to replace the Father to balance the Son and the Daughter's ever fluctuating power which could devastate the entire galaxy. Interestingly, the Son was seemingly holding the advantage at this time. Beings vastly more powerful than Sidious ever dreamed of being. Plagueis, to at least some degree, has been retconned.
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