General Grievous Vs. Darth Maul
Darth Maul, people often talk of how he was just a killing machine. Little do they know he was also proficient in not only Force Push, but Force Grip(Choke) as well. He was also very intelligent, even built a 3PO droid like Anakin did. However he turned his into an assassin type droid, loading it up with all types of weapons.
" Darth Maul, people often talk of how he was just a killing machine. Little do they know he was also proficient in not only Force Push, but Force Grip(Choke) as well. He was also very intelligent, even built a 3PO droid like Anakin did. However he turned his into an assassin type droid, loading it up with all types of weapons. "Force Choke won't help here and push will be limited.
" Tough choice. I'll go with Grievous as he's has experiance fighting Jedi and Maul has no experiance with multi-limbed cyborg psychos. "
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Maul honed a lot of his fighting skills against various robots, trained in all sorts of combat. Who is to say that he did, or did not have practice against a multi-armed individual. He was meant to be the perfect instrument for combat. Had he not gotten cocky in his fight against OB1 at the end, I have no doubt he would of been just as successful if not more so against the Jedi later on. Which is what Grievous was used for.
@Baldy said:
"Force Choke won't help here and push will be limited. "I beg to differ. Force push can easily be used to throw his opponent around if he so chose. Knocking him prone to gain an advantage or even using it to kick up a smoke screen of dust to give him a tactical edge. Force choke can be used just as effective. He could easily use it to crush one of the lightsabers Grievous wields, or even once he got in close he could do much like OB1 did and pry open his chest cavity. Then use force choke to squeeze his dried up heart.
" Maul honed a lot of his fighting skills against various robots, trained in all sorts of combat. Who is to say that he did, or did not have practice against a multi-armed individual. He was meant to be the perfect instrument for combat. Had he not gotten cocky in his fight against OB1 at the end, I have no doubt he would of been just as successful if not more so against the Jedi later on. Which is what Grievous was used for.Hmm nice argument. Yeah, you're porbably right. Maul probably has this.
@Baldy said:"Force Choke won't help here and push will be limited. "I beg to differ. Force push can easily be used to throw his opponent around if he so chose. Knocking him prone to gain an advantage or even using it to kick up a smoke screen of dust to give him a tactical edge. Force choke can be used just as effective. He could easily use it to crush one of the lightsabers Grievous wields, or even once he got in close he could do much like OB1 did and pry open his chest cavity. Then use force choke to squeeze his dried up heart. "
Maul.@Andferne said:
" Maul honed a lot of his fighting skills against various robots, trained in all sorts of combat. Who is to say that he did, or did not have practice against a multi-armed individual. He was meant to be the perfect instrument for combat. Had he not gotten cocky in his fight against OB1 at the end, I have no doubt he would of been just as successful if not more so against the Jedi later on. Which is what Grievous was used for.An now thanks to Andferne i don't even have to make an arguement. Brilliant.
@Baldy said:"Force Choke won't help here and push will be limited. "I beg to differ. Force push can easily be used to throw his opponent around if he so chose. Knocking him prone to gain an advantage or even using it to kick up a smoke screen of dust to give him a tactical edge. Force choke can be used just as effective. He could easily use it to crush one of the lightsabers Grievous wields, or even once he got in close he could do much like OB1 did and pry open his chest cavity. Then use force choke to squeeze his dried up heart. "
"Tough choice. I'll go with Grievous as he's has experiance fighting Jedi and Maul has no experiance with multi-limbed cyborg psychos. "
As far as you know...
As far as I know Grievous has not faced a swordsman or martial artist of Maul's caliber so I am giving it to Maul
" @vuviper said:" I vote Maul, he has force Grevious doesn't. "Didn't help those few dozen Jedis he slaughtered at the same time... Cartoon Grievous wins, Movie Grievous gets chopped into pieces. "
None of them were on Maul's level of force use though.
" @AtPhantom said:If I remember, at least one of them was a jedi master with a seat on the council." @vuviper said:None of them were on Maul's level of force use though. "" I vote Maul, he has force Grevious doesn't. "Didn't help those few dozen Jedis he slaughtered at the same time... Cartoon Grievous wins, Movie Grievous gets chopped into pieces. "
" @Strafe Prower said:" @AtPhantom said:If I remember, at least one of them was a jedi master with a seat on the council. "" @vuviper said:None of them were on Maul's level of force use though. "" I vote Maul, he has force Grevious doesn't. "Didn't help those few dozen Jedis he slaughtered at the same time... Cartoon Grievous wins, Movie Grievous gets chopped into pieces. "
Do you remember Maul killing Qui Gon Jin? Master level wasn't much to him.
@Strafe Prower said:
You know he is going to answer that Padawan level proved to be too much for Maul though, right? :P" @AtPhantom said:
" @Strafe Prower said:Do you remember Maul killing Qui Gon Jin? Master level wasn't much to him. "" @AtPhantom said:If I remember, at least one of them was a jedi master with a seat on the council. "" @vuviper said:None of them were on Maul's level of force use though. "" I vote Maul, he has force Grevious doesn't. "Didn't help those few dozen Jedis he slaughtered at the same time... Cartoon Grievous wins, Movie Grievous gets chopped into pieces. "
" @Strafe Prower said:" @AtPhantom said:You know he is going to answer that Padawan level proved to be too much for Maul though, right? "" @Strafe Prower said:Do you remember Maul killing Qui Gon Jin? Master level wasn't much to him. "" @AtPhantom said:If I remember, at least one of them was a jedi master with a seat on the council. "" @vuviper said:None of them were on Maul's level of force use though. "" I vote Maul, he has force Grevious doesn't. "Didn't help those few dozen Jedis he slaughtered at the same time... Cartoon Grievous wins, Movie Grievous gets chopped into pieces. "
Anyone who was paying attention knows that Maul was fight both at the same time and Obi caught him when he let his guard down and got cocky. In a straight up fight, Obi would have got slaughtered.
" @Morpheus_ said:You missed the " :P " part of my post..." @Strafe Prower said:Anyone who was paying attention knows that Maul was fight both at the same time and Obi caught him when he let his guard down and got cocky. In a straight up fight, Obi would have got slaughtered. "" @AtPhantom said:You know he is going to answer that Padawan level proved to be too much for Maul though, right? "" @Strafe Prower said:Do you remember Maul killing Qui Gon Jin? Master level wasn't much to him. "" @AtPhantom said:If I remember, at least one of them was a jedi master with a seat on the council. "" @vuviper said:None of them were on Maul's level of force use though. "" I vote Maul, he has force Grevious doesn't. "Didn't help those few dozen Jedis he slaughtered at the same time... Cartoon Grievous wins, Movie Grievous gets chopped into pieces. "
" @Strafe Prower said:" @Morpheus_ said:You missed the " :P " part of my post... "" @Strafe Prower said:Anyone who was paying attention knows that Maul was fight both at the same time and Obi caught him when he let his guard down and got cocky. In a straight up fight, Obi would have got slaughtered. "" @AtPhantom said:You know he is going to answer that Padawan level proved to be too much for Maul though, right? "" @Strafe Prower said:Do you remember Maul killing Qui Gon Jin? Master level wasn't much to him. "" @AtPhantom said:If I remember, at least one of them was a jedi master with a seat on the council. "" @vuviper said:None of them were on Maul's level of force use though. "" I vote Maul, he has force Grevious doesn't. "Didn't help those few dozen Jedis he slaughtered at the same time... Cartoon Grievous wins, Movie Grievous gets chopped into pieces. "
I knew, but I went ahead and said that for anyone wanting to use the arguement :)
" @Morpheus_ said:Seriously, whenever I see the scene were Obi Wan cut Maul in half, I want to break the screen. PIS at its finest." @Strafe Prower said:I knew, but I went ahead and said that for anyone wanting to use the arguement :) "" @Morpheus_ said:You missed the " :P " part of my post... "" @Strafe Prower said:Anyone who was paying attention knows that Maul was fight both at the same time and Obi caught him when he let his guard down and got cocky. In a straight up fight, Obi would have got slaughtered. "" @AtPhantom said:You know he is going to answer that Padawan level proved to be too much for Maul though, right? "" @Strafe Prower said:Do you remember Maul killing Qui Gon Jin? Master level wasn't much to him. "" @AtPhantom said:If I remember, at least one of them was a jedi master with a seat on the council. "" @vuviper said:None of them were on Maul's level of force use though. "" I vote Maul, he has force Grevious doesn't. "Didn't help those few dozen Jedis he slaughtered at the same time... Cartoon Grievous wins, Movie Grievous gets chopped into pieces. "
" Do you remember Maul killing Qui Gon Jin? Master level wasn't much to him. "I also remember Maul being killed by a padawan. XD
In all fairness though, Grievous was highly vulnerable to the force, as instances with Dooku and Windu proved. Griveous doesn't have a chance of overpowering Maul, he wouldn't stand a chance against any jedi that way. Grievous' key was always been confusing the enemy. Attacking from four to six different directions, striking at impossible angles, tossing and catching sabers, misleading moves, weird monkey style fighting style, and all this at the speeds even proficient force users can barely keep up with. He relies on freaking out the opponent so much they don't get the chance to concentrate and use the force. Every time the opponent does get a breather he disappears out of site and wait for another opportunity.
I believe the same goes for Maul. He has the power to crush Grievous, but not the reflex speed to do it, and defend himself at the same time. So presuming they start at a reasonably close distance, I go with Grievous.
And I'm of course not paying mind to the movie version. That was utter crap.
" @Strafe Prower said:" @Morpheus_ said:Seriously, whenever I see the scene were Obi Wan cut Maul in half, I want to break the screen. PIS at its finest. "" @Strafe Prower said:I knew, but I went ahead and said that for anyone wanting to use the arguement :) "" @Morpheus_ said:You missed the " :P " part of my post... "" @Strafe Prower said:Anyone who was paying attention knows that Maul was fight both at the same time and Obi caught him when he let his guard down and got cocky. In a straight up fight, Obi would have got slaughtered. "" @AtPhantom said:You know he is going to answer that Padawan level proved to be too much for Maul though, right? "" @Strafe Prower said:Do you remember Maul killing Qui Gon Jin? Master level wasn't much to him. "" @AtPhantom said:If I remember, at least one of them was a jedi master with a seat on the council. "" @vuviper said:None of them were on Maul's level of force use though. "" I vote Maul, he has force Grevious doesn't. "Didn't help those few dozen Jedis he slaughtered at the same time... Cartoon Grievous wins, Movie Grievous gets chopped into pieces. "
Agreed. Obi Zero is actually one of my most hated characters of the series.
" @Strafe Prower said:" Do you remember Maul killing Qui Gon Jin? Master level wasn't much to him. "I also remember Maul being killed by a padawan. XD In all fairness though, Grievous was highly vulnerable to the force, as instances with Dooku and Windu proved. Griveous doesn't have a chance of overpowering Maul, he wouldn't stand a chance against any jedi that way. Grievous' key was always been confusing the enemy. Attacking from four to six different directions, striking at impossible angles, tossing and catching sabers, misleading moves, weird monkey style fighting style, and all this at the speeds even proficient force users can barely keep up with. He relies on freaking out the opponent so much they don't get the chance to concentrate and use the force. Every time the opponent does get a breather he disappears out of site and wait for another opportunity. I believe the same goes for Maul. He has the power to crush Grievous, but not the reflex speed to do it, and defend himself at the same time. So presuming they start at a reasonably close distance, I go with Grievous. And I'm of course not paying mind to the movie version. That was utter crap. "
While I understand that, was able to keep multiple jedi at bay while smiling, seeming as if he was toying more than concerned. Also, Maul does have the reflexes, he traind blind against an assassination robot and if he didn't win, he died. He would probably confuse Grevious more because, to my knowledge, he hasn't faced anything close to Maul's fightning style. Maul of corse has been trained to fight from all angles. Not to mention he could make the distance after Grevious's first attack, which he could survive IMO.
1. Training blind is more of a sense training than reflex speed training.
2. I don't think an assassination robot has anything on someone who brought the trade federation to a near bankrupt because they were paying for his reconstruction.
3. But I presume he was trained to predict where the attack is coming from, while the entire point of Grievous' attacks is to be impossible to predict.
4. Not sure about distance, but if he does, he wins.
" @Strafe Prower: 1. Training blind is more of a sense training than reflex speed training. 2. I don't think an assassination robot has anything on someone who brought the trade federation to a near bankrupt because they were paying for his reconstruction. 3. But I presume he was trained to predict where the attack is coming from, while the entire point of Grievous' attacks is to be impossible to predict. 4. Not sure about distance, but if he does, he wins. "
1.It most likely help both though.
2.True, but eventually it became multiple ones and he didn't know where the blast were coming from
3.I'm not sure, but with twice the lightsaber to block with and more acrobatic, I could see him dodging/countering it still
4.He has Force Jump, Speed Burst, Push and Pull to help him get that distance and keep it. Not to mention he is pretty agile.
LMAO" @Morpheus_ said:
" You know he is going to answer that Padawan level proved to be too much for Maul though, right? :P "GET OUT OF MY MIND!!!!!! "
@vuviper said:
That reminds me a guy who said Superman would defeat Silver Surfer because he has better stats than him in Heroclix." @AtPhantom:@Strafe Prower: Oh yeah? well in BattleFront 2 Maul was better than Grievous, lol "
True story.
" @AtPhantom said:Heroclix is awesome, Despero and MM need better figures. lolLMAO" @Morpheus_ said:
" You know he is going to answer that Padawan level proved to be too much for Maul though, right? :P "GET OUT OF MY MIND!!!!!! "
@vuviper said:That reminds me a guy who said Superman would defeat Silver Surfer because he has better stats than him in Heroclix." @AtPhantom:@Strafe Prower: Oh yeah? well in BattleFront 2 Maul was better than Grievous, lol "
True story. "
" @Morpheus_ said:I've never played it, I'm afraid." @AtPhantom said:Heroclix is awesome, Despero and MM need better figures. lol "LMAO" @Morpheus_ said:
" You know he is going to answer that Padawan level proved to be too much for Maul though, right? :P "GET OUT OF MY MIND!!!!!! "
@vuviper said:That reminds me a guy who said Superman would defeat Silver Surfer because he has better stats than him in Heroclix." @AtPhantom:@Strafe Prower: Oh yeah? well in BattleFront 2 Maul was better than Grievous, lol "
True story. "
darth maul was trained to be the next darth lord of the sith at sidious side
grevous was taught some basic jedi sword skill by dooku and nothing more
maul would destroy grevious as easily as kenobi did
Maul. I don't remember the exact story but as he was training Maul, Sidious left him on a planet for a months time where he constantly was hunted and fought of assassination droids without food or rest. After the Maul succeeded Sidious came down and told Maul he sent him off so he can begin training a new apprentice. Enraged, Maul went after Sidious and this was his final test. Sidious now made Maul a Sith Lord because he was willing to attack even Darth Sidous. Maul went on to kill many Jedi and bounty hunters. He took down entire federations at the request of Sidious and I also agree he no doubt would have killed Obi Wan as well as Qui Gonn if it wasn't for his lack of discipline. I'm fully aware of Grevious in the cartoons, but even then I never felt he rivaled any of the top Sith in skill. And Maul is certainly among the top Sith in skill.
Maul easy but Grievous is no punk. Obi beat them both because of luck. His accidentally fall of the edge and telekinetically grab someone Else's weapon trick worked on both of them and he used a similar tactic to beat Vadar only that time it was on purpose.
"Grievous' key was always been confusing the enemy. Attacking from four to six different directions, striking at impossible angles, tossing and catching sabers, misleading moves, weird monkey style fighting style, and all this at the speeds even proficient force users can barely keep up with.Maul trained against multiple combat/assassin droids constantly. I don't see him getting confused at Grievous flurry of blows from different directions or angles. His fight against Qui-Gon and OB1 was not his first run in against Jedi. Before the battle of Naboo he battled two more Jedi. One of which was Anoon Bondara who was renowned as a Jedi weapons master, and master of Teras Kasi. Maul slayed him and later on killed his Padawan Darsha. Not to mention Mail cleaning up the entire Black Sun (believe it was this group).
He has more than enough speed to not only keep up with multiple attackers, but also push the pace of the fight.
@AtPhantom said:
"He relies on freaking out the opponent so much they don't get the chance to concentrate and use the force. Every time the opponent does get a breather he disappears out of site and wait for another opportunity.I don't see Maul freaking out due to anything Grievous does. People often use Grievous 'skill' as a reason why he was able to defeat and kill so many Jedi. But to be honest the real reason is that because the Jedi of this age hardly had any actual battle training besides what went on at the temple. That is why so many got slaughtered at Genosha, the practiced and mastered a fighting style that to be frank sucked. That is the reason why Grievous had such success against so many Jedi. When he was faced off against talented fighters such as Windu, OB1, Anakin, and even Shaak Ti he was hard pressed. Maul is at that level, but a trained killer.
@AtPhantom said:
"I believe the same goes for Maul. He has the power to crush Grievous, but not the reflex speed to do it, and defend himself at the same time. So presuming they start at a reasonably close distance, I go with Grievous. "A lot here is also said above in my first statement. We've seen Maul deal with multiple attackers from very skilled fighters at the same time. There is no reason at all to doubt that he has the speed or reflexes to contend with Grievous and win. Like many stated had he not gotten cocky at the end, he would of slaughtered OB1.
Maul for the win.
Grevious couldn't handle Obi-Wan. And before someone says otherwise it wasn't a surprise win like when Obi-Wan killed Maul. In every saber vs. saber(s) engagment Obi-Wan had with Grevious Obi-Wan had the advantage or was outright winning.
I'm sorry, but a non-force using cyborg is not going to beat a fully trained Sith Lord in lightsaber combat.
Ah General Grievous, yet another slap in the face by Mr Lucus, yet another spit in the eye by Georgie boy. General Grievous (both movie version and especially cartoon version), goes against everything Lucus tells us about The Force in episodes 4 - 6.
All that crap about: "The power to destroy a planet is nothing when compared to the power of the Force", and "Size means nothing to a Jedi, for his ally is the force". But apparently the Force is no match for a 6 armed cyborg!!
Someone please tell me why OB1, or any of the dozens of Jedi Grievous fought, didn't simply use the Force to pick him up and just throw him around the room. Or Force push him, he can't weigh more that 3 normal droids. I mean if it's that easy to build and train a cyborg to kill dozens of your average Jedi, then why not build 20 Grievous (or did Grievous have the force before he became a cyborg). Anyway rant over.
Darth Maul easily wins this. In fact any half decent Jedi / Sith / Force user, should be able to wipe the floor, walls, ceiling and those hard to reach places with General Grievous. Jedi / Sith speed is super fast, even multiple attacks should not be a problem. The first thing a Jedi learns is how to defend against a laser droid while blindfolded. Plus Maul likes to incorporate the force in his fighting style, Grievous can't defend against that. Maul could pull him apart and smile while doing it.
"Someone please tell me why OB1, or any of the dozens of Jedi Grievous fought, didn't simply use the Force to pick him up and just throw him around the room. Or Force push him, he can't weigh more that 3 normal droids. I mean if it's that easy to build and train a cyborg to kill dozens of your average Jedi, then why not build 20 Grievous (or did Grievous have the force before he became a cyborg). Anyway rant over. "It could be a stretch, but it could be because his feet were geared with magnitised devices. Another reason why he could fight from the sides of walls or on the roof of buildings etc.
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