Emperor's Shadow Guard vs 3 Magna Guards

Dude, the Magnaguards take this due to the fact of numbers, and they are ment to be able to protect Grevious from jedi, sadly we have to take the new series as canon, but that isnt canon image of the others. Maybe they were like, IG 2 or something, these are IG 102, that stalled a jedi master and a jedi knight (Kenobi and Skywalker) for several minutes.

yes, but the shadow guard stalled a very strong sith for a few minutes.

Originally posted by bayhunter12
yes, but the shadow guard stalled a very strong sith for a few minutes.

And the Magnaguards stalled 2 very powerful jedi(A master Kenobi and Knight Skywalker) for a few minutes, even making them exert themselves. Marek didnt.

Originally posted by ares834
True. But here is the problem in gauging there strength in the movies they are powerful... In the TV show they are easily being slaughtered by no name Jedi and brand new padawans. It makes no sense at all.

Beg your pardon, but there is an explanation.

Not all MagnaGuards are identical. They are designed to learn and adapt, so just like living fighters they get better with time and experience.

The ones destroyed "by name Jedi and brand new padawans" were newly built 'rookies' while the ones in the movies were veterans who had been in a lot of battles and had developed their skills.

Anyway, I'd say three of them can defeat a single Shadow Guard.

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Did you ever think about that?

Once, but then some guy in a balaclava beat me up and claimed I was violating international copyright laws.

Should I cut off anyone's feet. I'll do it for free. [Helps]

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