I imagine Grievous did respect Obi-Wan and Anakin, but in a different manner then he respected Bink. Obi-Wan was respected as a rival warrior, a challenge to overcome and grow stronger from. Anakin was likely respected as a military leader. Bink however I think was respected as a Jedi, a true representation of their code. In Grievous’s eyes, Bink likely represented everything he had once found admirable about the Jedi and held strong to that way till the very end.

@@felixthescholarlytitan4437 I can certainly see that for sure

Certainly doesn't seem like that in any depiction of either character...

He was...in fact he was the only Jedi Grievous called by the title of General instead of "Jedi scum!"

@LightHammer's Tank Off in legends I guess I would agree. 👍

It’s interesting to think about Grevious reputation working in his favour, as fear ignited in his opponents, the Jedi, would ultimately weaken themselves if they aren’t able to control it.

Bro just lift him up with the force and destroy his cybernetics

There's a deletes scene in Revenge of the Sith where Grievous killed Shaak Ti while on holocommunication with Obi-Wan and Anakin. So I don't think he would respect her

@@michaelbaker197, in cartoon, Grievous left Shaak Ti on Coruscant, and didn't even mutilate her; he simply took away togruta's lightsaber and tied her to the ceiling. Too merciful, considering all the previous events. And considering how Qumaen communicated with Shaak Ti on Coruscant, it seems that he doesn't really want to kill HER (he pronounces the last phrase almost as a flirting). I think if there were no other jedi and chancellor with jedi-togruta, cyborg-kalish would have allowed himself much more freedom of action. It is not surprising that General could have chosen Shaak Ti as a special enemy - to win, but not kill her, in order to get emotional pleasure from the next battle. And pleasure, whether emotional or physical, is very lacking for Qumaen.

​@@Suhoputnaya_AkulaI always thought that Grievous tied Shaak-Ti up as a message that coruscant was never a safehouse for the Jedi when even General Grievous himself infiltrates the city unnoticed and captures the chancellor rather easily. And it's pretty clear that he never respected Shaak-ti despite being one of the only Jedi who gave Grievous a hard time in the miniseries.

@@phillipwalling7470, I just noticed how kaleesh's behavior towards togruta changed in just 2 of their meetings. On Hypori, he tried to kill her, just like the rest of jedi. But on Coruscant, he doesn't even seem to be trying to hurt her much, unlike the other two jedi. Even General's manner of speech is flirtatious or theatrical when he addresses Ti; and given that he has little emotion towards both enemies and allies, he must have reasons for such behavior. Plus, Qumaen has a huge love experience, and before losing his body, he was considered one of the most beautiful kaleesh men, also a kagan (supreme ruler) - wives of Sheelal were really lucky. But now Grievous is a cyborg by 95%, he feels almost nothing physically. Almost all his wives are dead. He is forbidden to fly to Kalee, and to communicate with any representative of his race, even outside of home planet. There are practically no intelligent living beings in his environment; sith do not want to keep him company, and jedi die like flies in the first fight with him. Grievous has become incredibly lonely. It was also as if they wanted to introduce an old practice into the animated series: *"Villain/villainess shows a strong interest in heroine/hero or conversely ."* . I had a feeling that between the events on Hypori and Coruscant, Grievous and Shaak met several times, but it remained behind the scenes. Sheelal would realize that he likes the fights with Ti themselves; he finally gets pleasure, albeit emotional and for a short time. This would explain the cyborg's mercy towards togruta at the end of cartoon.

The Legends background is so much better than the Disney "canon". The Mouse went with the most one dimensional trope ever. So lazy.

@@Jon-1005 There's only a couple things I like about canon tbh, like the inquisitorius. Jerec seemed far too dangerous for Palpatine and Vader to want to keep alive. All the canon inquisitors are too stupid and weak to ever pose a real threat.

Yoooooo, I got goosebumps reading your comment!

I feel like Starkiller would just crush grievous like a pop can with the force

His organs were destroyed and Starkiller would win that battle. Not a very interesting scenario

@@flintbosco8758 Grievous would not stand a chance against Starkiller! Starkiller would crush him into a ball of trash.

starkiller is far and away greviouss superior he would win without a shadow of a doubt. the only reason greviouss wasn't killed sooner is he's a clever bastard and almost always had thousands of droids in earshot

If Qui Gon was still alive maybe Grievous would of also respected him

yes

I'll sleep well tonight

Notice this was Grievous' Last Kill before his Death by Kenobi's Hands, Wow!

Obi-Wan most likely because he's someone Grievous always likes to fight against due to his form countering Grievous's forms, therefore making it his subgoal to surpass Obi-Wan and have the opportunity to fight Anakin, his Padawan, soon after due to his reputation as one of the best generals of the Republic, hence their first and only meeting in ROTS. Mace fucked him up one time and Kit fisto humiliated him, so he clearly cannot respect them.

Oh no.. That’s so sad.. I know what it’s like to lose a favorite possession.. and I kinda feel bad for him knowing he lost his favorite lightsabers in such a way.. And I sympathize with him..

Remember what they discussed at the end of episode two though, Obi wan questioned if they should consider Dooku's revelation. As what is often his reaction, Yoda never said one way or the other, simply stating the quite true fact that Dooku had fell to the dark side, and so deceit was his nature. Also obvious to us as we know that some things Dooku told Obi-Wan were incorrect, mixed in with truths.

@@twelfthbrother559 even if that is so. Dooku was a former Jedi and quite possibly the only connection to the true mastermind behind Maul's role which the jedi had no idea which role Maul played in the Phantom menace. Even Yoda then states that there is always two " an apprentice and a master." Since Maul was assumed dead and soon later Dooku replaces him, it should have been obvious Dooku was not the master and his telling of the other sith within the senate should have been treated with more seriousness.

@@dazaichan9970 that is a good point. One of the things that does shock me (and has actually left me with a disliking of them) about the Jedi was their strong ignorance. In regards to your comment about Dooku's replacement, I would have thought it plain by that point he was not the master, even with the Jedi's lack of vision. however it was not until late into the clone wars TV show that they addressed the possibility of Dooku not being the sith master, but an apprentice. It was either season 5 or 6. To give benefit of the doubt, Dooku hypothetically COULD have been the master to surface. A lot seemed to happen "10 years ago" for whatever reason even though it wasn't seen. This was about the time of the phantom menace movie, and when maul was discovered. This also would have been around the time Dooku split with the Jedi. In the eyes of the Jedi, who is to say that with maul dead, Dooku was the master who surfaced to do it himself? He was after all, the leader of the separatists, a seemingly authoritative position.

@@twelfthbrother559 agreed

meh

Another fun fact: This was actually uploaded a few years ago and he just posted this video again on his channel.

Grievous hated the Jedi for 2 reasons: 1: In legends, it's because the Jedi sided with the Huk, his species' natural enemies, and afterwards, he thought they blew up the shuttle he was in, even tho it's actually Dooku who set it up. So, he was basically tricked into killing the Jedi for something they never did to him personally, even tho they indeed sided with the Huk in the first place. 2: In Canon, the Jedi rejected him due to him not being force sensitive. So, he obtains Cybernetics to make up for it and knowing they'll never accept him even with Cybernetics, he kills Jedi instead and joins the CIS for the sole purpose of commiting genocide on the Jedi. And a bonus reason is because Grievous is a Warrior at heart, therefore the reason why he respects a few Jedi mentioned here, cause he saw them as legitimate warriors, not cowards relying on the force, which is why he hates the majority of the Jedi, even tho it's also the fact that he ain't force sensitive to start with, which is what the Magnaguards are for.

She could've had his baby like bastilla and revan lol

He was a wannabe. You can download as many forms as you want but connection to the force is something else I guess. We're running out of viable lore at this point.

@@anonenormous2376 i think force sensitive but after the accident he lost most of his body it he started killing huks at the age of 8 with a slug rifle the recoil from that would insane and sniper is a very dangerous job as enemy troops are always checking for you.

Thanks

this guy talks a lot, thanks for the help.

@@omeryavuz20ylonce82 He says the same thing over and over in many different ways!!! It's hilarious!! Because all videos is a hamster wheel... a one minute video turns to 5:48 telling you the same thing over and over in different words... Lol..

That a very good point. Death from within IS his style.

The translation on this comment is perfect

grievous dosen't really respect dooku, especially in Canon

Anyone would lol

*almost anyone

@@JoshEastham not everyone

@@corymanuel5070 Agreed he wouldn't have stood a chance against a fully powered luke or anakin skywalker. He probably also would have been beaten by yoda in his prime as well and also count dooku