Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Lame. I plan on making an updated thread on Revan's lightsaber abilities on ComicVine and then posting the link here. The one I made in the EU section was quite poor compared to my Revan Respect Thread in general, which is my current crowning achievement in life.
Originally posted by NewGuy01
Good job, I knew most of the information but there were a couple of interesting things I had missed in there as well.One thing though--Factually, Revan had "Juyo" activated when he fought the strike team, not "Ataru".
Ah, I missed that. Can you provide a source? Thank you.
Also, are those jumps not Ataru?, because they match the "Path of the Jedi" descriptions. Perhaps he used both?
You can jump without using Ataru. 😬
You can tell by the red symbol above the 50. Its the symbol for Juyo form that Marauders and Sentinels can use.
He also switches to Shii-Cho halfway through the fight.
You can tell by the red symbol above the 50. Its the symbol for Juyo form that Marauders and Sentinels can use. He also switches to Shii-Cho halfway through the fight.
What did you think about the rest of my thread?
Originally posted by DARTH POWER
I think you need to re-watch all TCW fights involving General Grievous.There's only 1 instance when Kenobi retreated from Grievous, and all that was, was a saber lock then a kick from Grievous, then Grievous advancing with his superior forces.
Every other time Grievous has fought Kenobi he's run for his life. And Kenobi never had help. Not once. One time Kenobi beat down Grievous plus 2 Magnaguards. But Kenobi never once needed help beating down Grievous.
No, NewGuy is right. In fact, he's being generous to Kenobi. Grievous always held the upper hand against Kenobi in combat, until Kenobi uses the force on him, which usually happens when Grievous is taking his sweat time talking. GG has even gotten the best of Kenobi in "The deserter," leaving Kenobi on the ground for a good period of time, giving Grievous enough time to escape from republic forces. The episode prior to that had Grievous ragdolling Kenobi at one point. The only time Obi Wan handily defeated Grievous was in ROTS. There's no arguing to that; Grievous has consistently gave Kenobi hell in all of their battles, putting Obi Wan down several times.
Also, Kenobi has never beat down Grievous plus two magnaguards. He has defeated them separately, IIRC. If you consider the magnaguards as help, then Kenobi also had help from Anduli at one point, considering GG has fought them both back to back.
The only fight I can recall between Kenobi and Grievous with Magna Guards was in "Grievous Intrigue". Let me remind you that Kenobi killed the guards before he fought Grievous, who was having a conversation at the time.
Let's not also forget that Grievous puts a dual-wielding Kenobi down in a few seconds afterward.
Originally posted by NewGuy01
The only fight I can recall between Kenobi and Grievous with Magna Guards was in "Grievous Intrigue". Let me remind you that Kenobi killed the guards before he fought Grievous, who was having a conversation at the time.Let's not also forget that Grievous puts a dual-wielding Kenobi down in a few seconds afterward.
Watch again. He put one of those magnaguards down first, but was fighting Grievous plus one magnaguard simultaneously. And dual wielding Kenobi? You mean with a lightsaber and electrostaff?
Grievous had all the advantages there. Tight space which favors his multiple lightsaber. Magnaguards as back up. And yet the fight still ended with Kenobi force slamming Grievous, then Grievous running for his life.
Originally posted by SIDIOUS 66
No, NewGuy is right. In fact, he's being generous to Kenobi. Grievous always held the upper hand against Kenobi in combat, until Kenobi uses the force on him, which usually happens when Grievous is taking his sweat time talking. GG has even gotten the best of Kenobi in "The deserter," leaving Kenobi on the ground for a good period of time, giving Grievous enough time to escape from republic forces. The episode prior to that had Grievous ragdolling Kenobi at one point. The only time Obi Wan handily defeated Grievous was in ROTS. There's no arguing to that; Grievous has consistently gave Kenobi hell in all of their battles, putting Obi Wan down several times.Also, Kenobi has never beat down Grievous plus two magnaguards. He has defeated them separately, IIRC. If you consider the magnaguards as help, then Kenobi also had help from Anduli at one point, considering GG has fought them both back to back.
We've been over this several times yet you refuse to accept Kenobi is clearly beyond Grievous even though Dave Filoni had made that clear.
I've addressed the magnaguard issue.
Grievous has gotten his licks on Kenobi, no denying that. But he is ultimately outmatched every time which is why he runs every time they are fighting one on one.
The only times Grievous "looked" superior was in "the deserter" and in their final fight in season 5. But those were both just a couple of clashes and a kick from Grievous. With the overall battle field deciding who was running.
But then Grievous also kicked Ventress before she overpowered him. And again Filoni had made it clear that Grievous is no match for Jedi of Ventress/Kenobi's caliber when it comes to a fair one vs one.
I mean for GOD's Sake Ashoka had stalemated him. You think she's even close to Ventress/Kenobi? No.
The only times Grievous "looked" superior was in "the deserter" and in their final fight in season 5. But those were both just a couple of clashes and a kick from Grievous. With the overall battle field deciding who was running.[/B]
And the only way Kenobi has ever beaten Grievous other than RotS is pushing him into a wall, which is essentially no different than Grievous taking Kenobi down with a kick.
The only real difference is that Grievous retreats, because he's a coward.
Originally posted by NewGuy01
And the only way Kenobi has ever beaten Grievous other than RotS is pushing him into a wall, which is essentially no different than Grievous taking Kenobi down with a kick.The only real difference is that Grievous retreats, because he's a coward.
No the difference is Grievous retreats because he's been flat out disarmed and beaten. That's why he runs. Whilst Kenobi has never been flat out beaten by Grievous. Their last fight in TCW looked the closest to Kenobi being beaten. But since that was literally one Saber lock and then a kick, I think we can safely assume Grievous got lucky there, and Kenobi was really only retreating due to Grievous's greater forces.
I mean heck that's the same damn arc where Ashoka stalemates Grievous.