This is a distraction. Grievous had an Electrostaff in his hands, those are capable of blocking blaster fire. No so excuses there.
You kinda are.
You mean is their evidence Grievous could move as fast as Diana and reproduce her bullet-feat as shown in the gif? No, there is none, Grievous is fast, but not that fast.
Yet he's still not faster than Diana.
Diana literally speed-blitzs so save everyone is that scene I posted. Open your eyes.
You'd need the version of Grievous from the original non CGI clone wars cartoons. That's the most powerful version of Grievous.
Oh he still loses, but might as well send in the best Grievous.
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I've never seen an electricstaff block blaster bolts.
Diana didn't speed blitz. She was just moving as fast as the guy was moving his arm to aim at the next target, which isn't really that fast considering he was looking to kill all hostages.
In fact, I haven't seen Diana speed blitz before. Having super reflexes doesn't make you super fast.
Diana is not a speedster.
We saw it perfectly clear in the No Man's Land scene from Wonder Woman, where she is constantly blocking bullets, but she isn't running superfast. The enemy soldiers are actually able to notice and aim her.
So in that manner, if enemy soldiers are able to tag her, then Grievous will for sure.
Surely those bullets she blocked were traveling at the same speed that a major league baseball pitcher can throw at. 100 mph.
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I didnt say they couldn't block slug rounds. I said it's much harder than blocking blasters because slugthrowers shoot faster, bullets are smaller, invisible and go faster.
An Electrostaff can block lightsabers, but you think they can't block blaster bolts now? Really? Regardless, Grevious didn't even have the chance to try because the blaster bolt was too fast for him.
Incorrect. Diana reacted to save the people after the attacker fired his machine-gun, that's a speed-blitz and she continued to speed-blitz all the way protecting all the hostages.
She absolutely is, here's the proof again:
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Your low-balling of Diana and ignoring screen feats won't change that, she utterly wrecks Grevious with or without weapons.
Every point you brought up was taken apart since your first; you're done here Josh.
Read carefully next time Robtard, there is a difference in being able and being fit for a job. Blocking a blaster bolt with a electrostaff is possible, doesn't mean it isn't much harder than with a normal lightsaber.
Your gif is tricky. The clip actually shows Diana anticipating the bullet's trajectory.
The guy's arm is moving in relation to Diana's body movement. She is moving fast, but she isn't a speedster.
Unless you can prove that Grievous will be frozen to Diana, which you haven't, since Diana has never frozen anybody, my points are intact.
She is absolutely a speedster. Aside from the bank scene that clearly shows her moving fast enough to move normal humans out of the way of an assault rifle bullet from like 3 feet away. There's the Steve Trevor scene where he dies and she finally stops holding back because she's so angry.
Skip to 2:20.
Also in Rob's clip, she's not anticipating trajectory. She's literally watching the bullets and blocking or dodging them at the last second while running along the path he's firing to keep the hostages safe.
Okay, it's all matter of what your definition of speedster is.
If you define speedster as anything that is just faster than the parameter (in this case humans) then you are right.
However, I find that the definition of speedster under science fiction is anyone/anything that can render static an oponent or parameter.
If you check the clip you posted, the guys aren't static in the normal time in relation to Diana.
In the slow motion scenes, Diana is moving slow along with the background. In the fast scenes, Diana is moving faster than the humans, but these are "also moving" and not statues.
So, in other words, Diana is just moving faster than the humans are, but no as signficantly as to render them motionlessn, unlike beings like Flash or Superman could.
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Jedi don't have trouble with slugthrowers because they shoot "tiny, invisible bullets" - Jedi can sense small physical objects through the Force easily - and slugthrower bullets aren't faster than a blaster bolt - blaster bolts are beams of light and move as such.
The only reason Jedi have trouble with bullets, is because bullets carry actual weight - whereas a blaster-bolt is weightless and bounces off a lightsaber's blade.
A bullet is propelled kinetically and carries inertia into the blade - multiply that hundreds of times (machine gun), and it could potentially shoot a Jedi's lightsaber out of his hands.
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