Originally posted by Forschbewithu
What pieces of canon put Mace over Yoda in sabers?
Originally posted by Galan007
In the canon guidebook The Lightsaber Collector(slated for release later this year), Mace's leaked bio states that he was the "greatest swordsman" in the Jedi Order:
https://i.imgur.com/zdmRua2.jpgAnd for a point of reference, this accolade was not contradicted by Yoda's leaked bio from the same source:
https://i.imgur.com/JBq308s.jpg...Which helps explain why canon Mace was seemingly able to best Palpatine in sabers, while even Yoda could not.
Originally posted by ForschbewithuIt wouldn't really matter if it was canon. The most recent information is what we go by.
Ah, okay. Then I would imagine they would be! I have to find those scans somewhere. Maybe we'll get lucky here.
But I don't know if Fact Files is canon, because it also mentions a LOT of EU / Legends stories.
Originally posted by Sheev
It wouldn't really matter if it was canon. The most recent information is what we go by.But I don't know if Fact Files is canon, because it also mentions a LOT of EU / Legends stories.
Didn't know what recent information we had until now! Anything else come out recently worthy of note?
Originally posted by Sheev👆 almost all of the issues detail events from Legends, which Disney never acknowledges.
But I don't know if Fact Files is canon, because it also mentions a LOT of EU / Legends stories.
It's also published by De Agostini which is an international publisher that I don't think Disney gives much credence to.
Originally posted by Darth ThorMace was stated the be the Order's greatest swordsman in canon. Yoda was stated to be the most powerful Jedi of all time(up to RotS at least.)
Mace has been named the Council or Jedis Greatest Warrior or something shit.But meh if I had to put £5 on it Id say Yoda wins an all out.
So yeah, Yoda would beat him all-out, imo.
Originally posted by Galan007
Mace was stated the be the Order's greatest swordsman in canon. Yoda was stated to be the most powerful Jedi of all time(up to RotS at least.)So yeah, Yoda would beat him all-out, imo.
You're referring to the quote from Journey to Star Wars: The Last Jedi - The Power of the Force, correct?
Since that book was seemingly written for the last Jedi, do you think that means Yoda was more powerful than Luke even as of The last Jedi?
Originally posted by ForschbewithuI don't think so, personally. The context of that section of the book seemed to be centered around the Jedi of the PT, so that's what I think it was referencing with Yoda(ie. that he was the most powerful Jedi up to that point.)
You're referring to the quote from Journey to Star Wars: The Last Jedi - The Power of the Force, correct?Since that book was seemingly written for the last Jedi, do you think that means Yoda was more powerful than Luke even as of The last Jedi?
After all, Luke was already equal to Vader as of RotJ. And given all the training/relic hoarding Luke did in the decades following RotJ(coupled with his ridiculous potential), I think it is logical to assume that he surpassed Yoda.
Originally posted by Galan007Doh. I completely forgot that is the era the issues are set in. 😮
Not really a good indicator at all, actually.The comic series is set post-ESB. It would be pretty silly to assume that Palpatine's power hasn't increased at all in the 20+ years since he fought Yoda.
You're right. The sidious in this series should be considerably above the Sidious from ROTS.
Originally posted by Galan007
This is post-ESB Palpatine, who is logically a good bit more powerful than he was in RotS -- hence why Vader initially tried to team up with Luke before confronting him directly.Definitely sounds like he will stomp Vader. How he does it is the only question.
what comic is this??