Originally posted by The Ellimist
Didn't he struggle with something really basic right afterwards? It seems like he's more mood dependent with respect to his most impressive feats; Vader can pull them off casually.
Based on the same mindset he had going into the Dooku fight, he should be able to replicate all his extremely impressive feats.
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Earlier in the novel he failed to open a large door, but earlier in the novel also had Kenobi musing Skywalker's just as powerful as Yoda.Based on the same mindset he had going into the Dooku fight, he should be able to replicate all his extremely impressive feats.
That quote would be wicked.
Well yeah, Anakin wins if he's in that mindset. It's difficult to gauge what his "typical" one is.
"Clearly Anakin was as strong in the Force as any Jedi who had ever sat on the Council. But as Obi-Wan had told him time and again, the essence of being a Jedi didn't hinge on attaining mastery of the Force, but on attaining mastery over oneself."Source: Obi-Wan Kenobi (Labyrinth of Evil)
And there's no indication it's referring to potential, since it also makes note of Anakin's current flaws, and peak Anakin would be vastly more powerful than any Jedi anyway.
@Ellim: Which honestly isn't enough to topple Skywalker. He's just simply too powerful, too skilled, too fast, too strong.
Vader's cybernetics, in particular, honestly won't trump Skywalker's raw strength, which appears to be vastly greater than Grievous'.
To quote Gillard: "(Anakin) now no longer cares. He knows he's unbeatable. He's far more dangerous than anybody in the universe."