Shaak Ti runs the Darth Vader gauntlet.

SithSauce wrote:Falls at 1

CuckedCurry wrote:2

IG wrote:Ti gets broken each time

UnquantifiableCharacter77 wrote:Ti's clearly not intended to be stronger than TFU Vader, nor do her feats portray her as such. Every version after curbstomps. As a matter of curiosity, what even puts Ti above TPM Kenobi?

UnquantifiableCharacter77 wrote:@IG: Don't care about assumptions honestly. TPM Kenobi has better feats. And if we assume he's better than Vader he scales above her.

UnquantifiableCharacter77 wrote:@IG: Don't care about assumptions honestly. TPM Kenobi has better feats. And if we assume he's better than Vader he scales above her.

TPM Kenobi has better feats than taking out a dozen magnaguards

and giving Galen Marek a good fight?

And being stated to be the strongest opponent Galen had faced at that point, making her > Kota?

That feat has been debunked here.

CuckedCurry wrote:Nobody should hold TPM Maul high, he has nothing good to his name. Stonewalled by Anoon Bondara, evaded by Darsha Assant, struggled with Komari Vosa, struggled with Jinn & Kenobi despite messing with their ability to call on the force, struggled with Tusken raiders, blitzed by Siolo Ur’manka twice. His only fights are against pre or post prime noobers and the only time he fights a top tier he gets wrecked...twice 

Then you’ve got the wrist rocket showing and it only gets worse

Dooku had taught Grievous well, and Grievous had taught his elite well. Coupled with Dooku's coaching, their programming in the seven classic forms of lightsaber dueling - in the Jedi arts - made them lethal opponents. But they were not invincible, not even Grievous, because they could be confused by unpredictability, and they had no understanding of finesse. A player of dejarik could memorize all the classic openings and countermoves, and still not be a master of the game. Defeat often came at the hands of less experienced players who knew nothing about the traditional strategies. A professional fighter, a combat artist, could be defeated by a cantina brawler who knew nothing about form but everything about ending a conflict quickly, without a thought to winning gracefully or elegantly. Enslavement to form opened one to defeat by the unforeseen. This was often the failing of trained duelists, and it would be the failing of the Jedi Order.

- Labyrinth of Evil

The same Galen was later matched by a Shadow Guard. Not worth noting really.

Kota is portrayed as a pretty shit tier Jedi IU

Cheth wrote:Ah yes, could you explain why being matched by a shadow guard is an anti-feat and not a showing of the shadow guard's skill? 

IG wrote:

Cheth wrote:Ah yes, could you explain why being matched by a shadow guard is an anti-feat and not a showing of the shadow guard's skill? 

The same Shadow Guards are inferior to Hand Mara, who arguably scales beneath Aayla, and definitely scales below An'ya Kuro. 

@Nute_Chethray

There's also TPM Kenobi > Vader scaling,

CuckedCurry wrote:

IG wrote:

Cheth wrote:Ah yes, could you explain why being matched by a shadow guard is an anti-feat and not a showing of the shadow guard's skill? 

The same Shadow Guards are inferior to Hand Mara, who arguably scales beneath Aayla, and definitely scales below An'ya Kuro. 

@Nute_Chethray

There's also TPM Kenobi > Vader scaling,

And in the source you’re referring to Hand Mara and Asajj Ventress are also listed as sub Vader. Try again