Kas'im vs Plo Koon

Originally posted by Aurbere
Kas'im mastered lightsaber combat to a greater extent than even Yoda and Sidious. They never perfected every move and sequence of every style in spite of their far longer lifespans.

He mastered every style and form and then spent decades perfecting every move and sequence of every style and form. And then invented thousands of techniques for every form and style.

But yeah, common.

Originally posted by FreshestSlice
So he has the most common accolade ever. That might actually put him over Koon, tbh. It's not like everyone ever has "perfected" their style. hmm

I feel like you've been reading my mind.

Anywho. Yup. Kas'im's accolade is super common and not impressive in the slightest.

Originally posted by Nephthys
He mastered every style and form and then spent decades perfecting every move and sequence of every style and form. And then invented thousands of techniques for every form and style.

But yeah, common.

Every Jedi ever has "invented" techniques for their style.

They haven't invented thousands of them for all styles. Everyone makes a few minor variations for their unique fighting style based off of their unique self, not everyone takes existing forms and styles and creates (hundreds of?) thousands of techniques for everyone to use and teaches them to thousands of students. That displays a deep understanding of the forms themselves, not merely your own capabilities.

Agreed. Kas'im has invented literally thousands of unparalleled techniques, that we have not heard about or seen. The fact that they are unquantified means nothing when they are obviously some of the greatest techniques known in the galaxy. We know they exist, regardless of knowing what they actually do, therefore Kas'im has one of the deepest understanding of lightsabers in the mythos.

Literally thousands. Perfect.

I'm glad you agree. Admit to your failings and I will forgive you.

Why would I seek forgiveness from you when I can just ask it of Kas'im. He's a part of the Bitchood of Darkness, the greatest era of the Sith. He'd take me back with open arms.

I think you should sit down for this:

Kas'im isn't real, Freshest. He's imaginary. Please, no tears.

Where does it say he invented thousands of moves?

In PoD, I'd think.

Edit: "The sequences were designed by the Blademaster himself so that each maneuver flowed smoothly into the next, maximizing attack efficiency while minimizing defensive exposure."

In other parts of the novel it's stated Bane had learned thousands of these. Or hundreds of thousands, I don't recall.

Originally posted by Nephthys
I think you should sit down for this:

Kas'im isn't real, Freshest. He's imaginary. Please, no tears.

That doesn't really make any sense since all the evidence I use is stuff that is in fact real and in the books. I haven't lied about it.

Kas'im's greatest accolade is literally basic lightsaber combat development that every Jedi does.

Lol, in other words he created enough sequences for a trainee to learn.

Originally posted by Nephthys
That doesn't really make any sense since all the evidence I use is stuff that is in fact real and in the books. I haven't lied about it.

Originally posted by The Ellimist
Lol, in other words he created enough sequences for a trainee to learn.

He invents thousands of sequences, yet can't utilize any new ones, feints, or unorthodox moves to beat a trainee that's been using a lightsaber for months.

Lmao. Kas'im sucks

Originally posted by MythLord
The greatest trainee in an academy where every lesser Sith is worth hundreds of elite Imperial Troopers, yes.

Lol, it was said that an arc trooper was worth a hundred clone troopers, and clone troopers >>>>> "imperial troopers".

Originally posted by MythLord
The greatest trainee in an academy where every lesser Sith is worth hundreds of elite Imperial Troopers, yes.