Hmm... no reason why Revan couldn't take Kenobi out like Dooku did. Then Anakin in his ROTS prime? So him in "teh zone"? He likely taken out Revan, assuming that he won't stop and give Revan a chance to use the Force. If Revan gets off a Force Attack, he could maybe take Anakin, but Dooku never got a chance to get one off on "teh zone" Anakin, and I doubt that Revan will be able to, either.
So Revan goes down, but puts up a good, maybe even a great fight.
The location are coruscant streets, won't Revan be able to somehow distract him using something in his surroundings, which would give him enough time to kill him with a force attack?
Yeah, he is more powerful than Dooku... in a saber match, I think he'll take out Kenobi easy enough, but he will then have a long fight with Anakin, which he will finally lose... though, Anakin won't own him in any sense. In the Force, Revan beats them both. And, we dunno much about Revan's martial arts abilities, so, I have no clue on that one
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Bane learned nothing but ritualistic teachings from Revan, am I right? How would knowing how to direct a score of Sith's power help in a versus match? Or a thought bomb?
In a duel, either Obi Wan or Anakin could beat him.
I doubt Revan could kill Anakin in an instant which would be all he had before Anakin was on him.
In a hand to hand fight, the duo would take him, but, seeing as Revan knows Echani fighting (Right?) he could probably knock out Obi Wan first.
In an "everything goes" match. I'm taking the team. Either could do it with a lightsaber, and Revan can't get by on force alone. The duo also have incredible teamwork.
We gotta take in the fact that Obi-Wan and Anakin don't cooperate and usually dont act as a team when they are fighting. So I don't know why Jollyjim sais they have incredible teamwork. Both in AOTC and ROTS they didn't act as a good team, and thats why in ROTS Obi-Wan was knocked out so easily and why Anakin was knocked out so easily in AOTC. Adding to that when Anakin was on the dark side and was in rage, his moves were kind of rushed and he just kept on striking and striking, and someone could use that to their advantage. Take Obi-Wan for example, he used Anakin's arrogance in order to challenge him to jump over to the highlands.
Darth Revan was very intelligent and one of the most charismatic people during the Old Republic times. Added to that he can produce small lightning storms and he is much more powerful in the force then Anakin and Obi-Wan joined together. Added to that Darth Revan can use a single lightsaber, dual or staff lightsaber. I can name the forms but I forgot their spelling and don't want anyone to get confused.
And the more sith knowledge someone has, the bigger is his connection to the force.
I agree completely with the teamwork bit, I mean Obi-Wan's mere presence held Anakin back, and he fought better on his own than he did with Obi-Wan. That's quite clearly evidence of extremely bad teamwork between the two.
C'mon this is a mismatch. Anakin and Obi alone, would be expected to give Revan problems, together they're too much.
People underrate Dooku it's seems, the guy was an exceptional lightsaber duelist, just because he held off Obi and Anakin both in ROTS and even succeeded in ko'ing the usually resilient Obi Wan, doesn't mean Revan will.
The team takes it.
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1) I agree anakin doesnt work well in a team but obi wan most likely will go down first thus giving anakin the full opportunity to fight at his best.
Secondly more knowledge doesnt mean you have a stronger connection to the force, Naturally the skywalkers have the strongest connections to the force, Yoda has 800, sidious had 60 yet sidious beat yoda
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