Yoda's TK - not that incredible afterall.

Started by Ziggystardust8 pages

Yoda's TK - not that incredible afterall.

The 2003 clone wars feat was retconned by the Jedi Path stating that Yoda couldn't lift more than 5 muntuur stones, this is supported by the foggy window theory and the convictions of George Lucas - G-canon.

Impressive! While size matters not, only five can I lift since I passed 700.

So basically, Yoda is not some telekinetic powerhouse like many assume... thoughts?

I believe the total weight of the Muntuur stones is known and it's only like 15 tons or something as well.

TK feats for Exar Kun that match lifting 5 Muntuur Stones?

Spoiler:
Yoda's commentary in the books is from ca. 115BBY per Jason Fry. The Clone Wars microseries takes place from 22-19BBY. No retcon.

Ziggy posting sources everyone's known for years as if it's some undiscovered treasure trove of antiwank.

How disappointing 🙂

The text indicates that Yoda's TK abilty has declined with age Tempest, but somehow you think that an even older does better? Laughable.

Originally posted by Selenial
Ziggy posting sources everyone's known for years as if it's some undiscovered treasure trove of antiwank.

How disappointing 🙂

Did I claim to have introduced something new?

Originally posted by Ziggystardust
The text indicates that Yoda's TK abilty has declined with age Tempest, but somehow you think that an even older does better? Laughable.

That's your interpretation of the text. And quite a clumsy one at that. It may have been that the return of the Sith prompted Yoda to hone his abilities again. Regardless, you've failed to prove the retcon. You've failed, my son. Per usual.

So his TK improved dozens of times over despite being even older? Kek.

Originally posted by Nephthys
So his TK improved dozens of times over despite being even older? Kek.

Your personal incredulity is not an effective counterargument.

Your butthurt, though, is as pleasing as ever.

Originally posted by Nephthys
So his TK improved dozens of times over despite being even older? Kek.

I guess mmm

Originally posted by cs_zoltan
I guess mmm

👆

Originally posted by The_Tempest
Your personal incredulity is not an effective counterargument.

Your butthurt, though, is as pleasing as ever.

You saying that isn't one either, nor is it an explanation for the how on earth your argument makes the slightest bit of sense.

Originally posted by Nephthys
You saying that isn't one either, nor is it an explanation for the how on earth your argument makes the slightest bit of sense.

Ziggy claimed the Clone Wars microseries was retconned by The Jedi Path. He's wrong.

Though I'm not obligated to provide an explanation, I generously offered one anyway: that in the century between Yoda's remarks and the feats in question, he underwent a significant boost in his powers.

Whether or not you find that plausible is irrelevant. Ziggy's wrong.

Originally posted by The_Tempest
[B]That's your interpretation of the text. And quite a clumsy one at that.

It's the most logical interpretation Tempest, Yoda says he can't lift more than 5 stones since he passed 700, why would he mention age if it hadn't been a declining factor? So he likely grows even weaker with an extra 200 years on his clock, something not entirely unsupported by feats, given that he needed to deactivate his lightsaber just to lift a small column of metal:

yoda takes like 15 seconds to throw a senate pod in rots guys r u serious rn

Originally posted by Ziggystardust
It's the most logical interpretation Tempest,

Clearly not, Ziggy, since Yoda telekinetically manipulates far greater mass and weight in the century after he wrote those comments:

You've yet to demonstrate a retcon. You should consider actually doing so in your next post, or I'm afraid I'll have to accept your concession.

And remember: you've dedicated your entire career at KMC to lowballing PT characters. You had one job, Ziggy. Just one. And yet...

Originally posted by The_Tempest
Ziggy claimed the Clone Wars microseries was retconned by The Jedi Path. He's wrong.

Though I'm not obligated to provide an explanation, I generously offered one anyway: that in the century between Yoda's remarks and the feats in question, he underwent a significant boost in his powers.

Whether or not you find that plausible is irrelevant. Ziggy's wrong.

Nobody claimed you were obligated to do anything. If your explanation is terrible, you don't have to support it. It doesn't cease to be terrible, however. Yoda indicates that he decreased in power as he ages, not improved. Theres nothing stating that the latter is what occurred. Further, the idea that he improved that dramatically so late in his life is absurd, and you know it to be so. Which is why you're dodging the point instead of substantiating how it could possible have occurred.

I don't recall the stones ever being established. They could have weighed that of a moon for all we know.

I believe the heaviest was 5 tons.