T3-M4 gauntlet

T3-M4, astromech powerful enough to get through Darth Nyriss house, occupy the Sith Emperor, force him to retreat from attack, and stuff. Why not?
Setup:

•T3-M4 in character.
•T3-M4 has every equipment he ever used.
•T3-M4 emerges into the fight from stealth field.
•The fights take place in caves beneath Pentataki Geonosis Arena.

Rounds:

1. Tionne Solusar
2. ARC trooper
3. Captain Rex clone trooper
4. Ashoka Tano
5. Barriss Offee
6. Nahdar Vebb
7. Tholme
8. Shaak Ti
9. Quinlan Vos
10. Plo Koon
11. RotS Obi-Wan Kenobi
12. RotS Anakin Skywalker
13. Darth Plagueis
14. RotS Yoda
15. NJO Luke Skywalker

kills tionne since she is prolly b1 battle droid tier

tholme wins via sneak attack

Makes it to 7 tbh, T3's ability to solo 3 HK-50 droids is impressive as **** for being an astromech.

Ahsoka's MG feat feat sh!ts on that, lmfao.

Even Zayne was capable of stomping several HK-50s, IIRC. And he's a failed padawan with meek Force sensitivity, whereas Ahsoka is one of the most powerful and celebrated padawans during the Order's prime days.

Stops at Rexvan

makes it to 14.

yeh I mean Vitiate needed to use all his power to beat him

So, he is the General Grievous of TOR?

Originally posted by MythLord
whereas Ahsoka is one of the most powerful and celebrated jedi during the Order's prime days.

We only see one scan of Aayla fighting Maul, tho, where Maul kicked her. Pretty sure Grievous can kick Ahsoka.

Originally posted by MythLord
We only see one scan of Aayla fighting Maul, tho, where Maul kicked her. Pretty sure Grievous can kick Ahsoka.

Greivous literally flipped her and then slammed her head head first and instead of getting ko'd aayla style, she recovered and rolled away from grievous's blades almost instantly.

Not to mention while Maul only needed one move to land a hit on Aayla, Grevious had to overwhelm Ahsoka in a bladelock first after fialing to replicate what Maul despite having ample opportunity.

There's also Ahsoka contending with Offee while hindered untill Offee took advantage of an environment she planned for, Offee not getting auto demolished vs TCW Anakin.

Originally posted by Rockydonovang
We saw Maul one-shot Aayla with a kick. Aayla is shown unconcious when we next see her.

Greivous literally flipped her and then slammed her head head first and instead of getting ko'd aayla style, she recovered and rolled away from grievous's blades almost instantly.

What? No, we see Aayla is conscious and as she attempts to leap away from an explosion:

The kick very much did not KO her.

Originally posted by Rockydonovang
Not to mention while Maul only needed one move to land a hit on Aayla, Grevious had to overwhelm Ahsoka in a bladelock first after fialing to replicate what Maul despite having ample opportunity.

We don't know how many moves Maul needed. The fight was mostly off-panel; we see Maul engage Aayla and Mace, then we cut to Dooku fighting Tiplee and Obi-Wan, firing lightning at them, and them intercepting. Then we cut back and see Maul landed a kick on Secura.

Maul lands kicks frequently on opponents who sh!t on Ahsoka, anyways, so I'm not sure why this is relevant.

Originally posted by Rockydonovang
There's also Ahsoka contending with Offee while hindered untill Offee took advantage of an environment she planned for, Offee not getting auto demolished vs TCW Anakin.

A pirate didn't get destroyed by TCW Anakin; and this point is irrelevant.

Originally posted by MythLord
What? No, we see Aayla is conscious and as she attempts to leap away from an explosion:

The kick very much did not KO her.

Aayla still got her defenses breached in one move. And we have Ahsoka, officially recognized as a "force to be reckoned with" for an opponent who usually outduels Kenobi. While Aayla did, what exactly?

Ahsoka has done alright vs opponents who scale from the best duelists in history. That she's one of the best jedi of her day should be self-evident.

Maul lands kicks frequently on opponents who sh!t on Ahsoka, anyways, so I'm not sure why this is relevant.

Kenobi? Maul only kicked him when Kenobi was a physical wreck and Kenobi didn't really get ko'd. That was also after several seconds of fighting so...

A pirate didn't get destroyed by TCW Anakin; and this point is irrelevant.

Rocky, I never said Ahsoka isn't one of the best of her day or that she's sub-Aayla, I was just noting that line of scaling through Maul and Grievous is retarded, is all. There's better ways to scale Tano.

Originally posted by MythLord
[B]Rocky, I never said Ahsoka isn't one of the best of her day or that she's sub-Aayla,

I was just noting that line of scaling through Maul and Grievous is retarded

What's the issue with comparing how long it takes to get your defense breached?

There's better ways to scale Tano.

Originally posted by Rockydonovang
What's the issue with comparing how long it takes to get your defense breached?

Well, in your instance, we don't know how long it took, just that it didn't take a while; But it takes Grievous even less time to physically knock around Kenobi than it did Maul to kick Aayla. Chaining in physical strikes has always been a frequent part of the duel and it doesn't always neccessarily have to mean you outskilled your opponent, just that you struck fast enough at an opening.

We've seen inferior foes kick their superiors countless times. Dooku vs Anakin; A'Sharad Hett vs Obi-Wan; Talon vs Cade; the list goes on.

Originally posted by Rockydonovang
Such as...

Various accolades proclaiming her as such? Also, you don't need to hold her performance against Grievous in juxtaposition to Aayla's performance against Maul to see she's skilled; Just her fighting Grievous for an extended period of time is enough, although how much of that is inconsistency or Grievous' jobber aura is up for debate...

Originally posted by MythLord
[B]Well, in your instance, we don't know how long it took, just that it didn't take a while; But it takes Grievous even less time to physically knock around Kenobi than it did Maul to kick Aayla. Chaining in physical strikes has always been a frequent part of the duel and it doesn't always neccessarily have to mean you outskilled your opponent, just that you struck fast enough at an opening.

We've seen inferior foes kick their superiors countless times. Dooku vs Anakin; A'Sharad Hett vs Obi-Wan; Talon vs Cade; the list goes on.

Various accolades proclaiming her as such? Also, you don't need to hold her performance against Grievous in juxtaposition to Aayla's performance against Maul to see she's skilled; Just her fighting Grievous for an extended period of time is enough, although how much of that is inconsistency or Grievous' jobber aura is up for debate...

> it's evidence
> but not proof

Also:
"The Clone Wars make headstrong Ahsoka Tano a Jedi Legend - until she realises her destiny may not lie with the Jedi at all."
-- Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need To Know

"Time and again she battled notable Force-wielders including Anakin, Ahsoka, and Obi-Wan Kenobi, proving to be adept at lightsaber combat and utterly ruthless."
-- Star Wars Databank: Asajj Ventress

I'd wager being one of the notable Force users during the Clone Wars and a "Jedi Legend" suggest she was among the best of her day, period.

Huh, i thought proof was like definitive evidence. Well you get my point anyway.

"The Clone Wars make headstrong Ahsoka Tano a Jedi Legend - until she realises her destiny may not lie with the Jedi at all."
-- Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need To Know/quote]
Forgot about that one. Yeah that works.
[quote]"Time and again she battled notable Force-wielders including Anakin, Ahsoka, and Obi-Wan Kenobi, proving to be adept at lightsaber combat and utterly ruthless."
-- Star Wars Databank: Asajj Ventress