Darth Vader vs Darth Tenebrous

neither of them succeeded, and Tenebrous's method of transferring his conscience seems to be flawed.

and Bane failed to transfer his consciousness as well as lost to his weaker apprentice.

Not at all, he was able to possess Plagueis without him even realizing it, without his body being destroyed, and allowed him to believe he had free will.

The only reason he failed is because he left Plagueis's body in fear after realizing that the terrible Sith Lord he had foreseen the coming of would be Plagueis's apprentice.

He didn't fail the process, whereas Bane did.

Originally posted by NewGuy01
Not at all, he was able to possess Plagueis without him even realizing it, without his body being destroyed, and allowed him to believe he had free will.

The only reason he failed is because he left Plagueis's body in fear after realizing that the terrible Sith Lord he had foreseen the coming of would be Plagueis's apprentice.

Originally posted by NewGuy01
Except that it has nothing to do with that. Emperor is blatantly dodging the argument.

I'm discussing the argument right now Carthage. Your insult/accusation lacks any validity.

Admit you were wrong about Tenebrous's failure, and admit Bane's weakness.

Then why was he incapable of just taking over Plagueis's body to prevent his death?

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Originally posted by Vintage Sniper
Tenebrous possessed Plagueis. Not sure what you're on about.

Couldn't Vader just crush him/her with his TK? Like turn him into a ball?

No.

I thought Vader's TK was pretty much top tier, as in only one or two people in the mythos were superior to him in TK?

lolnope.

And even if that was the case, he wouldn't be able to simply crush anyone slightly under him into a ball.

Originally posted by Board Walker
I thought Vader's TK was pretty much top tier, as in only one or two people in the mythos were superior to him in TK?

Don't know if I'd go that far. Still I'd put him in the upper tier and well beyond Tenebrous.