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Solar Sailor said:
That’s literally worse considering Legends absolutely stomps on that front. lmao

I could understand Disney, but Legends?

And they calced Yottatons for Obito for the Jubidamma when 1 Yottaton is enough to wipe out the planet?

That’s just laughable.
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Vader downplay + Obito wank. It's like DB just reset in terms of research quality. :heston
 
I actually like that Vader lost.

The amount of salt that will come from my star wars friends is going to be fantastic. I am inviting them over tomorrow to watch this with me.
 
Also now that I found out Vader is weaker than Mace. I lost the hype for him honestly.

Also going to use this info tomorrow as well. :skully
 
B Rabbit said:
I actually like that Vader lost.

The amount of salt that will come from my star wars friends is going to be fantastic. I am inviting them over tomorrow to watch this with me.
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B Rabbit said:
Also now that I found out Vader is weaker than Mace. I lost the hype for him honestly.

Also going to use this info tomorrow as well. :skully
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B Rabbit out here with his troll face on. :mjlol
 
Sigismund said:
Also I think with this battle, Naruto has more W's and a better ratio than Dragon Ball
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That first statement is false, but the second one might be true. Let's check.

Gaara lost to Toph.
Jiraiya lost to Roshi.
Kakashi lost to Kenobi.
Sasuke lost to Hiei.
Rock Lee lost to Sanji.

Meanwhile:

Naruto beat Ichigo.
Obito beat Vader.(Lol. Lmao even.)
Might Guy beat All Might.

5 losses to 3 wins, unless I'm missing a battle or two. Not only do they have less W's than DB, I think that ratio is just as bad, if not worse. :mjlol
 
Claudio Swiss said:
Idk where the idea of Obito Mind hax being>Vader resistance like what?
It worked on folks who have mindhax resistance in nardo but I'm sure u can post feats from SW that has the similar range
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Here are these for Vader.

Vader appears to have telepathically influenced a Toydarian, a species highly resistant to mind tricks, though he could have used other Force techniques to aid his effort.
"These creatures have become such an irritation that every time I see one I want to strike it down with my lightsaber. Be that as it may, I interviewed a Toydarian subject who showed a great amount of resistance to Force suggestion, up to the point that I created physical discomfort. They can be easily intimidated by a demonstration of strenght. And it proved relatively simple to cause it to expire, merely by making its existence extremely painful. Ultimately, though it showed a great degree of willpower, it was no match for the power of the Force." - Jedi Vs Sith: The Essential Guide To The Force
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Vader casually nearly stuns Nick Rostu into a vegetative state while holding back decades before his prime, possibly using Force Horror.
“You want me to find Jax Pavan for you,” Nick said. “I won’t do it.” His voice shook a little, but he got the words out.

Vader stepped closer to him. "I think you will. In fact, I know you will. You are brave; your record makes that clear. You do not fear death." He raised his left hand, index finger slightly extended, as if making a point. "But there are far worse things than mere death ...".

And before Nick realized what was going on, the Dark Lord was somehow inside his head, a dark shadow interrupting the flow of his thoughts. The shadow seemed to expand...Nick screamed, and fell into a blackness even more perfect than the eyes of Darth Vader.

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Rhinann took Nick Rostu down to the hangar bay. Rostu was conscious, but silent, staring into the distance. Rhinann had become somewhat familiar with human facial expressions and body language, and he could tell that Rostu had seen or heard something that had nearly stunned him into a vegetative state. Rhinann shuddered, trying not to think about what horrors Vader had imparted to the human. Whatever they had been, they had left him in such shock that the forcecuffs he was wearing seemed almost superfluous.

--

His mind felt like it had been punched full of holes—holes that let conscious thoughts drain from it as fast as they popped into existence. Or maybe it was just that the thoughts were too horrible to hold on to for any length of time.

--

It was the human, Rostu, who had been the stick that broke the bantha’s back. After Rhinann had sent him on his way in the freighter, the Elomin had had time to speculate on whatever Vader had done to him to cause such a state of fear and despair in a hardened guerrilla warrior. - Coruscant Nights I: Jedi Twilight
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While on Coruscant, Vader muses that he could reach out to Roan Shryne through the Force, despite the latter being in the Outer Rim.
The moon was arid Jaguada’s sole companion in a desolate system slaved to a dying star, far from major hyperlanes. The fact that remote Jaguada should host a garrison of clone troopers in the desert planet’s modest population center struck Shryne as something of a mystery. But the troopers’ presence could owe to plans to salvage the Separatist war machines that had been left abandoned on the moon, as troopers were known to be doing in numerous Outer Rim systems.

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Behind Armand Isard and the two Internal Security Bureau technicians seated at the Temple beacon control console, Vader stood with his arms folded across his chest, Commander Appo at his right hand.

“I want to know how the beacon was accessed,” Vader said.

“By means of a Jedi transceiver, Lord Vader,” the tech closest to Armand said.

“Cross-check the transceiver code with the identity database,” the ISB chief said, anticipating Vader.

“The name should be coming up in a moment,” the other tech said, eyes glued to rapidly scrolling text on one of the display screens. “Chatak,” he added a moment later. “Bol Chatak.”

The sound of Vader’s breathing filled the ensuing silence.

Shryne and Starstone, he thought. Obviously they had been in possession of Chatak’s beacon transceiver when they had evaded him at Murkhana. Now they were attempting to determine the location of other Jedi when Order Sixty-Six had been issued. Certainly they were hoping to establish contact with survivors, hoping to pick up the pieces of their shattered order.

And… what?

Devise their revenge? Unlikely, since that would entail calling on the dark side. Formulate a plan to kill the Emperor? Perhaps. Although, ignorant of the fact that Palpatine was a Sith, they would not plot an assassination. So perhaps they were contemplating an attack on the Emperor’s enforcer?

Vader considered reaching out to Shryne through the Force, but rejected the idea.

“What is the source of the transmission?” he asked finally.

“The Jaguada system, Lord Vader,” the first technician said. “More precisely, the moon of the system’s only inhabited world.”

A large holomap of the galaxy emerged from the console’s holoprojector. Linked to myriad databases throughout the Temple, the map made use of a palette of colors to indicate trouble spots. Just now, in preservation of the moment Order Sixty-Six had been executed, more than two hundred worlds glowed blood red.

Perhaps this explained why Sidious hadn’t had the Temple dismantled, Vader thought. So he could regard it from his lofty new throne room and gloat. - Dark lord: The Rise Of Darth Vader
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Vader is immune to the effects of fear-inducing techniques.
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Vader can project his thoughts over vast distances and read surface impressions from other people's minds.
When dealing with others strong in the Force, Vader can sense and identify their presence by the psychic disturbances they create. He can project his thoughts over vast distances. or even read surface impressions directly from another's mind. - Lightsaber Duelling Pack: Darth Vader
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Vader easily shrugs off a mental attack from Clat the Shamer, who could induce people to commit suicide by showing them their sins and inner fears.
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Vader invades Stauz's mind, possibly forcing him to relive his worst memories via Memory Walk.
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Derpmaster9000 said:
That first statement is false, but the second one might be true. Let's check.

Gaara lost to Toph.
Jiraiya lost to Roshi.
Kakashi lost to Kenobi.
Sasuke lost to Hiei.
Rock Lee lost to Sanji.

Meanwhile:

Naruto beat Ichigo.
Obito beat Vader.(Lol. Lmao even.)
Might Guy beat All Might.

5 losses to 3 wins, unless I'm missing a battle or two. Not only do they have less W's than DB, I think that ratio is just as bad, if not worse. :mjlol
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Madara beat Aizen
 
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