Jango Fett versus Grievous

Originally posted by exanda kane
He'd stand back, a few well aimed shots at Grievous eyes, maybe fry him with that Flamethrower, or rip open his rib cage armour (like i suggested) with that rope thing of his (what he uses on Obi-Wan in E2) and blast th hell out of Greivous. He'd have to do those or he'd just get his head lopped off again.

It's not like Grievous would give Jango space to move. He's quicker than Jango, he would be able to block Jango's blaster fire. Jango's other gadgets wouldn't be useful to Jango as Grievous would make it to hard for Jango to aim. And when they are finally face to face, just one swift stroke from Grievous' lightsaber and Jango is toast.

If you watch RotS Grievous isnt even that fast!
(well if you watch AotC nor does Jango but meh...)

Jango would be able to move quite easily actually, giving him ample time to try and dsipose of Grievous, although if they finally did fight face to face Jango would be having a headache. both have killed many Jedi, Jango has done so with his bare hands, so Grievous without lightsabers is certainly less harsh on jango if that scenario happened.

And please do not suggest that Jango's jetpack cannot be used. Without that, he's not a man, more an american!

Grievous has a toy too. His bike

And it'd play a sweet harmony with Jango's rocket launcher too.

If Grievous can just shoot at him, his jetpack is less effective and just a means of getting out of range of his lightsabers. Neither of the combatants are particularly fast, but Jango is not going to be able to relieve Grievous of his lightsabers. Obi-Wan only did it because he's a Jedi Master, has the Force, and has a lightsaber. Jango fet has a lot of nasty toys, but Grievous would slaughter him.

Rocket launcher, Grievous could evade; Obi-Wan narrowly did so, and if we're talking CW Grievous, the rocket is moot. If Grievous is in his wheel bike, even more so moot. Grievous is too fast for Jango's rockets.

Flamethrower might be a tad more difficult, but Grievous isn't exactly flammable, and his organs are protected against a weapon like this, I'm sure.

Dart thing? Jango would need a lucky shot to get that saber dart into Grievous without being stealthy about it. In the middle of combat, damn near useless.

Blasters, Grievous can deflect, and is heavily armored anyways, it seems.

Meanwhile, Jango has no defenses against lightsabers other than 'Stay away.' He is wearing armor as well, but he's not blaster-resistant. Grievous just wouldn't care if he was shot at and the bolt hit his armor; he has no feeling in 'body' cause it's all synthetic. Jango probably would and be hurt by it. Too many shots and he goes down. We've all seen how well stormtrooper armor withstands bolts.

And if it comes to a contest of vehicles, Jango's backpack is going to have less fuel than Grievous' bike. Eventually, he'll have to land. Grievous, however, has no need to stop his bike, which has cannons as well.

The real question is, who'd win the space fight? 😉

so Grievous without lightsabers

No one that I've seen.

Captain Rex; I'm pretty sure Jango's armor IS blaster resistant... otherwise it'd be useless. It's not blaster proof, but surely it can sustain some damage from blaster bolts and so forth.

this should be a poll

Ok, read Jango Fett: Open Seasons to see how many Jedi he killed with bare hands (about 30-50) and if your even considering using the CW series as evidence then think about how amazignly hard the CW would make Jango look, if he hadnt unforuntaedly lost his head.

And, dont get me wrong, Grievous would blatantly beat Jango in close combat; but this is Jango. He hasnt got the reputation for nothing.

Grievous is just too powerful, if jango runs from his sabers, grievous would only need to get out his super blaster and fire a charged shot at jango, which is so damn powerful that even a jedi lightsaber can't block. Jango is dead.

Why are you underestimating Jango? Have you no imagination at all?

I do its just that...

Well then think of what the hell a Mandalorian suit could probably do.

Originally posted by SnakeEyes
Captain Rex; I'm pretty sure Jango's armor IS blaster resistant... otherwise it'd be useless. It's not blaster proof, but surely it can sustain some damage from blaster bolts and so forth.

Ok, read Jango Fett: Open Seasons to see how many Jedi he killed with bare hands (about 30-50) and if your even considering using the CW series as evidence then think about how amazignly hard the CW would make Jango look, if he hadnt unforuntaedly lost his head.

Well then think of what the hell a Mandalorian suit could probably do.

I'd call Grievous's thingme more of a skeleton. And you do not believe me about Galidran? Where Jango became the last of the Mandalorians against a jedi ambush?

Not sure if it matches up to Grievous kills, but lets be honest, no one really likes Grievous. Only n00bs! 🤣

Originally posted by exanda kane
I'd call Grievous's thingme more of a skeleton. And you do not believe me about Galidran? Where Jango became the last of the Mandalorians against a jedi ambush?

Not sure if it matches up to Grievous kills, but lets be honest, no one really likes Grievous. Only n00bs! 🤣

Give me more info about this ambush.

Grievous a skeleton? Wow, that's a pretty durable skeleton. Do you read anything I say? Jango's armor protects him against the worst of laser bolts when they hit him but they still hurt like hell. Grievous's armor is blasterproof. That means that when hit with a laser he gets damaged in no way. And besides, can he even fell pain?

Originally posted by darthsith19
**** off, just because you came here 22 days before I did doesn't make you have the right to call me a n00b!

Give me more info about this ambush.

Grievous a skeleton? Wow, that's a pretty durable skeleton. Do you read anything I say? Jango's armor protects him against the worst of laser bolts when they hit him but they still hurt like hell. Grievous's armor is blasterproof. That means that when hit with a laser he gets damaged in no way. And besides, can he even fell pain?

Wow, didnt actually realise you were a Grievous fanboy. I thought being a Maul fanboy would be bad enough...oh well

So as you should hopefully (I used the word tenuously) be able to deduce from that that it wasnt implied at you, but terribly fortunate that it actually was.

And who said skeletons weren't durable? Was it your Darth Maul lunchbox? I dont know...As I've this topic has actually been concluded in an inconclusive way you really are arguing for no reason. In a straight fight Grievous would kick Jango's kiwi arse, but given the chance, the space, Jango would most likely mince Grievous.

So...Galidran...let me amuse you mind for a little while...

Along Time Ago, In A Galaxy Far, Far Away

Jango fett, newly elected leader of the skilled Mandalorian mercenraies after his mentor, Jaster Mereel, was ruthlessly killed by the leader of a twisted splinter group of the Mandalorians, Vizsla, begins his hunt for this splinter group, known as the Death Watch.

They are led to the frozen planet of Galidran, just having performed a task for the corrupt Govenor in return for information on the Death Watche's whereabouts. Jango interrogates the Governor after the task is complete, only to find the Governor was working with Vizsla all long. As Jango quickly escapes Vizsla's clutches, the Governor informs Coruscant that the Mandalorians have attacked and killed women and children (the women and children actually being slaughtered by the death watch).

Jango rushes back to warn his Mandalorians but fins the Jedi on his heels. The battle ensues, with Mandalorians taking jedi down and vice-versa, until Jango's the last left standing, having broke numerous spines of Jedi in various intergalactic wresting moves blah blah. Count Dooku (then master Dooku) arrests Jango and sells him to the Governor, who inturn sells him to a spice freighter. Jango later escapes and hunts down both the Governor and Viszla...

Happy?

sorry, wrong thread.

Wow, didnt actually realise you were a Grievous fanboy. I thought being a Maul fanboy would be bad enough...oh well

And who said skeletons weren't durable? Was it your Darth Maul lunchbox? I dont know...As I've this topic has actually been concluded in an inconclusive way you really are arguing for no reason. In a straight fight Grievous would kick Jango's kiwi arse, but given the chance, the space, Jango would most likely mince Grievous.

having broke numerous spines of Jedi in various intergalactic wresting moves