Maul runs the gauntlet

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Loses at Kit. he is damn tired from fights before and would have trouble beating kit at full strength.

Originally posted by Darth_Glentract
Janus, I suggest you double-check the whole right before thing. It is a full three months prior to ROTS. Anakin has fought more opponents as he is lying as a stump in Mustafar than he had in AOTC, but he is not better. GG had the same thing happen when he fought Mace.

CW GG has Jedi blood and limited force sensitivity. He is strong enough to resist force attacks in CW, but has lost his force connection in ROTS, allowing Obi-wan to force push him.

Jesus Christ, Glentract. . .

That first paragraph? Idiotic. The end of LOE is the beginning of ROTS. And the CW cartoons don't take precedence over the official 'prologue' to ROTS.

I shouldn't even be bothered to respond to the second paragraph, but I will. Grievous does not have Jedi blood. That was from Visionaries. A fanfic. He never had a Force connection. He didn't lose skill and ability from the Battle of Hypori to ROTS.

I honestly don't know what's going on with you.

Originally posted by The Creator
He has an hours rest in between each match.

1: Qui-Gon Jinn

2: Quinlan Vos

3: Ki-Adi Mundi

4: Kit Fisto

5: General Grievous

6: Luminara Unduli

7: Cin Drallig

I wouldn't call you a fanboy but I do think that he will make it to six. Actually now that I think about it he should be able to mow through the first five with ease. I mean the TPM visual dictionary says Maul's saber skills are better than Sidious' and we all saw how easily he dealt with Kit.

1: Qui-Gon Jinn

Already beat this guy with little to no sweat.

2: Quinlan Vos

Loses here.

Originally posted by Darth Faunus
That first paragraph? Idiotic. The end of LOE is the beginning of ROTS. And the CW cartoons don't take precedence over the official 'prologue' to ROTS.

Thing is that I checked the front cover, and it starts a good three months before ROTS. I was merely stating that although it ends at ROTS, it doesn't all take place days before it, which it seemed to me was implied.

What does the official prologue to ROTS have to do with this?

Originally posted by Darth Faunus
I shouldn't even be bothered to respond to the second paragraph, but I will. Grievous does not have Jedi blood. That was from Visionaries. A [b]fanfic. He never had a Force connection. He didn't lose skill and ability from the Battle of Hypori to ROTS. [/B]

I do seem to remember his force pushing someone, or maybe he just shoved at the guy really hard and make the air knock him over. Still, according to the canon policy, as far as I see it, it is canon because it makes no major contradictions to other things.

How would you explain Obi-wan being able to defeat GG, but several other Jedi, including Ki-Adi Mundi, were unable to? Clone Wars may exaggerate what Jedi do(such as Mace jumping several miles on Dantooine), but events still are canon and are part of recognized continuity.

Originally posted by Darth Faunus
I honestly don't know what's going on with you.

Medical science has only come so far....

Grievous slaughtering jedi DOES take place the same day as Dooku dies (i.e. the intro of ROTS) because he kills them to capture Palpatine.

That was the original point.

Quinlan will own Grevious. A ready Qui-Gon would take a lot out of Maul, especially if Maul is cocky, but Qui-Gon would eventually just get fatigued and killed.

Originally posted by Ianus
Grievous slaughtering jedi DOES take place the same day as Dooku dies (i.e. the intro of ROTS) because he kills them to capture Palpatine.

That was the original point.

Perhaps my order of events is messed up then. I thought he killed the Jedi and then was force crushed by Mace.

No, it's the reverse. Grievious doesn't get uber weak in a few months or anything. And like I've said, he should be -deadlier- overall by ROTS because of the experience he has in quickkills and war.

It just doesn't make sense to me that GG could take Ki-Adi, Shaak, Tarr, Aayla, Sha'a Gi, and Daakman at one time and then lose to Obi-wan unless he got weaker.

Janus, can you name any of the Jedi GG killed after Mace crushed him? He executed Shaak, but was never shown to have defeated her in lightsaber combat.

Also, how is that force push explained? The comic seems to have the best explanation for it with the whole blood thing.

No. It doesnt make sense but then thast CW GG for you...

maybe ki pushed her to get her out of the way of GGs blade?

if darth maul gets and hour (excuse the fact that my sn is a darth maul) but in the books within seconds after his battle he begins to get reorganized im not saying he can win all of them but im saying hes not going to go down easy on any of them IF he even goes down(PS ijf anyone can help me find a good quinlan vos book or comic or whatever im a little shady on this guy i only got stuff on him from clone wars novels and laberynth of evil)

Originally posted by Darth_Glentract
Perhaps my order of events is messed up then. I thought he killed the Jedi and then was force crushed by Mace.

My source on him is SW: Clone Wars Volume 1: The Defense Of Kamino and the later Volumes, especially Volume 4 I think (Light and Dark).

He is a Jedi Master and Republic Spy. He is taught Vapaad by the fallen Jedi Sora Bulq and eventually falls DS (althought its unclear whether he just on his spying mission for a while) and then redeems himself by killing Sora Bulq (the last part about redemption is from Wikipedia, so unreliable).

Originally posted by exanda kane
My source on him is SW: Clone Wars Volume 1: The Defense Of Kamino and the later Volumes, especially Volume 4 I think (Light and Dark).

He is a Jedi Master and Republic Spy. He is taught Vapaad by the fallen Jedi Sora Bulq and eventually falls DS (althought its unclear whether he just on his spying mission for a while) and then redeems himself by killing Sora Bulq (the last part about redemption is from Wikipedia, so unreliable).

What are you talking about?

Quinlan Vos, he knows very little of Vapaad though.

The last part is true, he did kill Sora.