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Originally posted by Zenwolf
But has he ever seen them prior or at ATOC?

Although considering Maul, the Jedi probably did dig up some info on them and with Obi-Wan teaching Anakin he could have also told him about it.

Even still I'm not sure it's much of a big factor here against him.

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Originally posted by Lord Stark
The Temple Guard utilizes double bladed sabers...

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Originally posted by Zenwolf
Right but that was TCW, not AOTC. But I overlooked them because they didn't appear much and I don't remember TCW all that well, so yeah ok.

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Originally posted by Based
Regardless of whether it's been seen or not is almost irrelevant. Seeing and knowing is one thing, but the lack of real experience in fighting a saberstaff still gives an inherent disadvantage.

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A southpaw in boxing is always said to have an advantage against an orthodox fighter just because of their rarity. Obviously, every boxer is aware of what a southpaw is but until they get in the ring and get experience with fighting them it doesn't matter.

But if you want to be impressed with Anakin potentially knowing what a saberstaff is then I'm all for it.

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Originally posted by Based
On here? Recently? To lowball or to spite tbh.

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Originally posted by Lord Stark
Wrong. Saberstaffs are at a disadvantage against single opponents. This has been stated in the mythos several times.




The only one at a disadvantage will be Satele. Even TPM Darth Maul, who's is far more skilled than TPM Kenobi than Satele is to Anakin, was at a disadvantage with both sides of his saberstaff extended.

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Originally posted by carthage
After she gets humiliated and stomped in a duel