Originally posted by Darth Vious
Apparently they don't, as cortosis ore and phrik alloy are both resistant to lightsaber blades.Different angle of attack. As you said, he was run through, not bisected as Maul was. That means a much smaller wound with much less blood escaping, and due to the nature of the attack, any blood that did leak from the wound would have been evaporated by contact the blade (note how in Clone Wars the blades 'steamed' in the rain...)
1. Ah! You got me there!!!
2. As you have said, the lightsabers "steamed" in the rain. Wouldnt the lightsaber, being surronded by bodily fluids start steaming also?
Originally posted by SpyCspider
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Why would I have a problem with it if I said "of course, you're entitled to your own assumption?" In fact, I actually think your explanation for Maul's encounter with the saber attributed to being a different species is pretty creative.
Originally posted by SpyCspider
His body split asunder is totally different than guts falling out of his torso. It's more comical than anything. You see Tom & Jerry do that to each other all the time, but you don't see Tom's intestines flailing about, spewing feces and bile all over... 😉
Originally posted by Council#13
As you have said, the lightsabers "steamed" in the rain. Wouldnt the lightsaber, being surronded by bodily fluids start steaming also?