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View Poll Results: Your favourite duel from Episode I-VI
Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon Vs Darth Maul (I)
5
22.73%
Obi-Wan and Anakin Vs Darth Tyrannus (II)
0
0%
Yoda Vs Darth Tyrannus (II)
0
0%
Obi-Wan and Anakin Vs Darth Tyrannus (III)
0
0%
Obi-Wan Vs General Grievous (III)
1
4.55%
Yoda Vs Darth Sidious (III)
0
0%
Obi-Wan Vs Darth Vader (III)
6
27.27%
Obi-Wan Vs Darth Vader (IV)
1
4.55%
Luke Skywalker Vs Darth Vader (V)
5
22.73%
Luke Skywalker Vs Darth Vader (VI)
4
18.18%
Obi-Wan Vs Jango Fett (II)
0
0%
Mace Windu (accompanied) Vs Darth Sidious (III)
0
0%
Luke (accompanied) Vs The Hutts and Boba Fett (VI)
Seconded. What it lacks in acrobatics and showy choreography it more than makes up for in its carefully constructed sense of tension and overall significance. Plus it culminates in probably the most epic moments of the series. Don't worry I won't spoil it for those who don't know.
I'm pretty biased towards ESB in general but still.
It has to do with your post because you mentioned the dark side. And I don't think they would have been royally screwed, the death star was already on its way to hell. Leia was still around too, it would have been hard but she could have become a Jedi even if Luke had died.
D; Truth, except that if Luke had turned, he'd have still made it off, and been welcomed home for a job well done just as he was. Then he'd go off and be evil.
Last edited by Toph; December 4th, 2011 at 09:51 PM.
Anyway, I'm torn between your choice and Obi-Wan vs Anakin (Darth Vader) on Mustafar.
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They are my favourite without a doubt. The duel of fates was just mental, the music alone is mad. Plus Everyone thinks Darth Maul is cool.
The Duel on Mustafar is just intense, you're not sure whats going to happen, Vaders injuries had been assumed to be by Obi-Wan but we really had no idea.
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Originally Posted by Schofield
Obi-wan embraced the dark side in the fight with Maul. He took all of the rage from watching his master basically die, and used it to defeat Maul. He wasn't even using the lightsaber technique he practiced, he didn't really give a shit at that point.
Actually he didn't. Lucas said it himself.
Yes he used his anger but he never touched the Dark Side, if he did he wouldn't of came back so easily. His lightsaber style was still derived from Soresu as he was still playing defensively as shown when he cut Maul's lightsaber.
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Originally Posted by Schofield
It has to do with your post because you mentioned the dark side. And I don't think they would have been royally screwed, the death star was already on its way to hell. Leia was still around too, it would have been hard but she could have become a Jedi even if Luke had died.
Impossible. If Luke had died it was the last of the Jedi teachings available after Yoda's death. Katarn and others may of learnt some and learnt the ways of the force but they would never truelly be Jedi. The only Jedi I can think of if Luke had died in episode 6 would be master Vos and whats the likelihood of Leia finding him in the forests of Kashyyk?
I don't know how many Jedi Grievous killed, but for someone who took pride and joy in killing Jedi (with the aid of Dooku's training) and collecting their Lightsabers, he lost the battle against Obi-Wan far too quickly and easily, if you ask me.
Especially when you consider that Grievous had been able to fight off Mace Windu, Shaak Tii and another 2 Jedi (can't think who) simultaneously and even injure a couple of them taking no damage himself.
Obi-Wan may of been one of the greatest Jedi knights of his time but not even his master of Soresu should of been able to beat Grievous, especially not that fast.
Regardless of his cockiness or the lack of it, four Lightsabers against one, combined with that fanning + simultaneously moving forward attack should have given Obi-Wan much harder time than it did.
If anyone was cocky, it was Obi-Wan. He just jumped from above in the middle of the group of battle droids behind Grievous and said "hello there", like "oh hai there my old friend, long time no see". Instead of waiting for his clones to arrive, he went in alone with no backup. And you say Grievous was cocky.
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