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Get Luke killed any percent speed run

There needs to be a fanfiction or fan art of this now 😂

gets jumped by all three not using their lightsabers

@@sovietunionball1290 Unfortunately that wouldn't make very much sense. Grievous killed Maul's mother. Maul killed Qui-Gon so Vader would have issues there. And Grievous is a loose cannon so who knows if he'd respect Vader enough to work with him.

His name is literally in the title and you still spelt it wrong

​ That's truly unfortunate @meetal_pepe7946

​@@Stirfry47mmm MONKE

@@metal_pipe9764 Maybe Obi-wan simply misremembered his name. It has been awhile since they last met.

Nah, that's him fighting off a stroke after seeing Grievous.

I love that reference!

a Beautiful Grave you got there would be a shame if someone rose from it

Somehow Grievous returned

LOL. They could probably be used to make air vortexes then!

this is the moment grievous became a v-22 osprey

That is the only method that I would consider the Inquisi-copters feasible.

​@@nathanpierce7681 more like "became 2(!) V-22 Ospreys" XDD

He’d just fly away on accident

He could double spin them Terrifying

@@navarog378 quad copter Grievous

Im imagining grievous flying with all of the four lightsaber

A fine addition to his collection

Anyone else read @locoarticwolf2181 s comment in darth vaders voice?

I'd fucking scream

Stalking a boy, instead of teaching him in the ways of the force from the young age? Yeah sure, veeery meaningful task

@@russianoverkill3715 Lmao, this is the funniest take on it. I honestly agree completely, but its consistently waved away by the excuse that Vader would be able to sense Luke (supposedly because he'd be too powerful by the age he is in ANH). If that were the case, how are there so many other jedis that survived for so long after Order 66? Idk, I've had an issue with that plot hole since I was like 14. As soon as I thought critically about the saga, honestly.

@@GTAfan421 star wars is only good when you turn your brain off, that's what millions of star wars fans are doing right now.

⁠@@GTAfan421 I mean, it is possible that it's also because Luke is Vader's son. Or Ben just wanted to wait until Luke sought him out on his own terms (or Artoo's I guess)

This actually kinda cool to think about. Yeah Obi wan would be shocked, but he would be more impressed and thankful that someone that was an enemy became a force of good

in legends, one of the clone wars comics revealed dooku let him reach near brain death so as to more effectively reprogram him and alter his personality.

Proud warrior cultures always lose to the industrial capabality.

tell that to the kaleesh during the Kaleesh imperial war. they brutalized imperial forces despite no outside support a decade, until thrawn came in. and even then the current warlord S'kar (a former general of Grievous back in his pre-cyborg days) was made one of the highest-ranking generals in the Empire, and the kaleesh were granted local autonomy and self-governance. For their defiance and "losing the war" they reserved a better deal from the empire than almost any other alien species got. The kaleesh "lost" on paper...but when taken in context of how everyone else fared under the empire even when they DIDN'T rebel, did they really lose? all that legends canon.@@russianoverkill3715

​@@russianoverkill3715This was more or less what happened to him too already, his people were finally starting to win but his opponents were in the republic so they had the infrastructure and outside help to turn the situation upside down. Tough man, the Jedi do kinda of suck since how the hell they didn't sense ANY of the stuff their "allies" were doing to the Kaleesh is still beyond me.

@@generalxaviat1078 oh get out of here with your "jedi bad" misconception, yeah Jedi helped enemies of Kaleesh, so what? Jedi are not perfect, but at the end of the day they're the good guys of morally binary universe that the Star Wars is. And you're probably taking the situation out of context, but I'm not sure, since I didn't read it.

Grievous casually fishing on Ahch-To and reels in Anakin’s saber: no way…

​@@kingbasilisk7880 *PLEASED "FINE ADDITION" NOISES*

These fish will make a fine addition to my collection

But with 4 rods at the same time

@@cube_2593the moment a fish bites it just gets deathrolled by his spinning arms

Without the force I can see grievous winning. Anakin was slow with his armor while grievous at max speed could make 18 lightsaber strikes per second. No matter how strong vader was the difference of speed would have been too much without the force to help him.

I can definitely see an early Vader losing...

@@johnwinchesterp2963 Vader couldn't even beat Karbin alone. And Karbin was a far less experienced and skilled Grievous, albeit more advanced. Also if you take into account that Grievous always dominated Kenobi in saber combat during TCW, and even defeated him literally within 10 seconds during Crystal Criss while Vader can't even beat a peak Kenobi once, it suggests that General Grievous has a very good shot at beating Darth Vader.

@@tronovonflidder775 With the force vader might have won against karbin but without it I doubt it. I also consider grievous as superior to karbin. Grievous has received training from dooku who has one of the best lightsaber duelists ever and grievous had dozens of jedi kills. A more advanced body can't compensate for the experience grievous had.

​@@AndrewAce. Early yeah but Fallen Order Vader and his older versions would kill Grievous quite easily. Grievous was powerful enough to kill any inqiustor easily though.

I’m so glad you enjoyed!

@@PentePatrolStarWarsFinally after years of useless waiting, a story that puts my favourite sw character into the spotlight

Grievous is the goat like he should've been like in the 2d animated version @@lordchaos3090

My favorite too

​@@PentePatrolStarWars dude u got my sub

And betrayed Dooku who trained Grievous.

This aged poorly. He was saved by the miracle of medicine and rebellious magnaguard droids

@@Prestiged_peck aged poorly and also aged well since he did seek revenge on sidious for casting him aside essentially

..and... he never killed Kenobi, anyway... Where did that come from?

@@teedepefanio4974kenobi killing him*

the vong, attacking the galaxy: What is that? Grievous, ignigting 4 lightsabers in a hallway on their ship: I'm gonna do a skywalker.

​@@janvandepoel5748 😂 I heard that in his voice.

The Vong would absolutely hate Grievous and the Droid Army. And the inverse would be true. It would be a very bloody conflict that results in the annihilation of the Vong but also 90% of the galaxy

@@TheUncivilizedNation Tactically speaking, it would make sense if Grievous and his droid forces act as distraction to give the others some time.

​@@janvandepoel5748*Chuckles in ashtmatic cyborg*

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I mean, on Coruscant _specifically_ I think that is rather unlikely. Although it would have theoretically 'been a while' since the Battle of Coruscant, that _and_ the campaigns of terror leading up to it, in which Grievous literally killed millions if not billions, left the Galactic Republic citizenry _very_ scared of Grievous. Palpatine (as Sidious) allowed Grievous to become this deliberate boogeyman and Grievous didn't give a damn about collateral. At one point in the Battle of Coruscant, he straight up had wave after wave of Vulture Droids just doing kamikaze runs directly into the skyscrapers of the ecumenopolis, even as starship hulks were plummeting into the city-planet from low to high orbit, as gravity did the rest. Gigantic blast craters from exploding warships killed many thousands on the surface (each time) if not millions in such a densely populated place. Grievous disgorged literally _millions_ of Battle Droids onto the planet's surface attacking in all directions, seemingly randomly and without tactical concern. In a lot of ways, this was hugely wasteful, and played into the hands of the defenders. However, the sheer weight of Droid forces meant that even being deployed chaotically (on purpose, to try and mask Grievous's true mission to 'capture' Palpatine), they _still_ were pushing Clone and Jedi defence units to their limits. They were held at inner city chokepoints or on main bridges, but only barely. In orbit, the Republic Home Fleet had taken harrowing casualties as most of them didn't even have their shields activated when the Separatist Fleet blasted out of hyperspace, 4,000 plus ships strong. Hundreds and hundreds of Republic ships had already been lost, wreckage showering all over Coruscant (most of their crews wiped out and entire capital ships simply obliterated and turned into debris) When we see Anakin and Obi-Wan over Coruscant, they are arriving with massive Republic reinforcements and by that late phase of the battle, which had already lasted over a day already, the beaten up and bloodied Separatist fleet had spent a long time slogging it out in low orbit at great cost to their own, and their starfighter wings/swarms were depleted (even so, thousands if not tens of thousands of Droid Starfighters were still out there even when Kenobi and Skywalker got on-board _The Invisible Hand_ and went after Dooku and Grievous. Most of the Battle of Coruscant had already happened and barely any of the original Republic Home Fleet (if any at all) had survived to that point. Whatever was left of it, if anything at all, would have been pinned down in very low orbit fighting for it's life and with hammered shields and failing hull integrity. The Open Circle Fleet arrived and a _gigantic_ force in addition to that, of over 1,000 fresh _Venator_-class Star Destroyers which the Jedi Order wasn't even aware of at the time (Palpatine's new, private fleet of those vessels) And between the heroics of Yoda and Windu planet-side, and Kenobi and Skywalker in orbit, the depleted CIS Navy elements were effectively _trapped_ between Coruscant and it's higher orbit. Increasingly, the reinforcements turned the tide with their fresh and less battle-damaged ships. CIS warships tend to need a numerical advantage (3 or 4 to 1) to stand up to Republic capital ships, so >1,000 brand new ones suddenly appearing was by itself a force to be reckoned with even for the CIS Fleet as it _had_ been a day earlier before all the carnage thus far. Point in explaining all this being, that literally millions and millions of people were dying. Straying missiles slamming into high rises, warships just flattening entire residential blocks as they crashed into the planet. Revenge Of The Sith doesn't really portray the aftermath very well in the film (it all looks like it's hunkydory and business as usual. In truth, the city-planet would be pockmarked with warship reactor detonations, burning skyscrapers, swarms of civilians on the streets shouting for aid and food after their homes were destroyed. Sheer chaos. It looks far too sanitised - for the sake of narrative convenience - in the scenes after 'Another happy landing'. It's as if nothing happened. That was always bogus to me. Half the Senate District should have been on fire and a smouldering, smoke billowing nightmare with the wailing of thousands audible on the wind, because of the sheer scale of the slaughter. Clone Trooper and Clone crew losses would have been staggering, and the quippy, happy-go-lucky attitude of Kenobi and Skywalker post-battle, as in the film, shouldn't have really been how they were behaving (in spite of the important victory and the death of Count Dooku) In fairness, dozens of Jedi including some esteemed Jedi Knights and Jedi Masters, had been slain in the battle. They should not be so chipper and happy about things. They should be solemn and acknowledge the fact that Coruscant had barely avoided a much larger humanitarian catastrophe. Billions could have perished. Millions _certainly_ would have. But apparently, Palpatine 'got the cleaners in' and it was all back to normal in a few hours? WTF? lol And Grievous would be forever remembered in hushed tones, as the _monster_ whom inflicted all this horror, slaughter and terror on Coruscant. They'd never forget him, especially as the Separatists were further vilified in the Imperial Era. Palpatine was playing 5D chess at that point. He already knew how Grievous would be remembered, as a useful pro-Imperial propaganda tool, for decades after his planned demise. Palpatine could have turned Grievous inside out and back to front with a small gesture and expression of his terrifying Force capabilities, though that was just not the point of it all. It was all staged to further lull the Jedi into the trap of Order 66 and to facilitate the end game of his plans, regarding the awkward matter of replacing his powerful yet ageing apprentice, Darth Tyranus (Dooku) Dooku was _always_ a stopgap and intended to be replaced by Anakin, but still. Grievous served his purpose. He died when Palpatine wanted him to (by leaking the fact he was on Utapau to 'Clone Intelligence'; the cover story for the fact _he_ obviously knew already) I do understand where you're coming from, and it is a funny visual imagining people hugging Grievous and thanking him for fighting the Imperial military in a Rebel Alliance what if scenario. However, I genuinely think that if Grievous was found _anywhere_ in anti-Imperial factions, it might be a more, extreme group, like Saw Gerrera's. Even then, that is really, _really_ not likely, considering the specific context around how and why Saw's sister, Steela Gerrera, was slain in the Clone Wars on Onderon (by essentially, her death caused by a Droid gunship causing her to fall to her death from a clifftop, even as she was nearly saved) The attitude of Saw towards droids in general probably wasn't that great after Onderon full-stop, let alone adding the context of his sister's death because of Separatist forces. Plus, in Andor, it's shown that Saw has no time for the idea of the Separatist ideology, because he lists them as one of the kinds of people he considers 'lost'. His own more militant approach to things, allows Disney to magically cast the main rebel cells e.g. at Yavin 4, under Mon Mothma etc, as somehow morally 'above' Saw, though they themselves covertly greenlight assassination and terrorism missions themselves so, not sure about that one. One man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist, as the saying goes. All the same, Saw Gerrera _was_ more extreme than most rebels (certainly more so than say, the Lothal rebel cell under the likes of Hera Syndulla and Kanan Jarrus/Caleb Dume) The idea of Grievous swaggering around in a new cape in Saw Gerrera's band is semi-hilarious, however, he is just too monstrous to truly fit in there with them. His ego wouldn't allow himself to take orders from Saw Gerrera, or anyone else. He'd want to be the big boss at all times. So I don't for one second believe he'd just fall into line with the Rebel Alliance command structure and do what he was told like a good boy. Not a chance lol it's a funny visual though.

I’m so glad you enjoyed!

@@PentePatrolStarWars I thought of one this morning but I'm not sure if it would be a good story or how it would go exactly. But what if grievous essentially went against his orders, avoiding the fight with Kenobi and going to Mandalore in the attempt to take out maul, but then maybe grievous and maul team up after maul teaches grievous of the reality in the galaxy at large

i love this +

Yes, but militarily competent

They dont...he gets on wiff of star killer and just guts everyone working on it and take rens light saber while hes at it....(he didnt see ren as worth killing) takes reys aswell for the lols , then just nukes papls secret wold ..no ground fight , just full on nukes the planet from orbit not giving palp a chance to do shit

​@@maverickdarkrath4780 "Fuck your freaky force shit! I present you with orbital bombardment 'Lord' Sidious!"

Vader is later on, but this isn’t Prime Time Vader. He’d put up a fight, but the suit actively handicapping him along with the lack of readjustments or proper experience would hurt Vader in the fight, especially since Grevious is made to kill Jedi and is very fast.

This is new Vader, still learning his cybernetic, and basically reliant on sheer force. Also, Grevious played crafty, tricking stormtroopers into attacking and distracting Vader.

Actually, Grievous HAS fought against Dark Side users. Multiple times too. He fought Maul a few times in the Dathomir arc and did fairly well, he regularly sparred with Dooku in the original Clone Wars and some novels where he's said to be outmatched but not by much. He also beat Ventress in his first appearance in the comics. All in all, in universe, he does pretty well against Dark Side users. The only time he seemed completely outmatched was against Windu. There's also the Night Sisters that he genocided.

Mace also managed to beat Palatine, so definitely not a big demerit for losing there

He trained rigorously against Dooku. He has faced FAR more deadly Dark Side warriors than Vader.

The inhibitor chips was the weakest plot retcon ever in Star Wars. Full of plot holes

Like? Beside, if they didn’t they couldn’t have made clones that were friends with Jedi

Ahaha it was so fun writing it XDD

@@PentePatrolStarWars I bet XD

It'd be kinda hard for Bastila Shan to train Anakin... considering she'd been dead for hundreds of years before Anakin was even born. Although, that idea of Anakin (or more interestingly Padme) taking-in Boba after Geonosis would be really cool!

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That's basically called self insert fanfiction

@@ThyMotherInSpiritI imagine it *could* work if done properly.

He would die and not get very far, if at all. Turns out, being a random bozo with a peculiar degree of knowledge in top-secret things is not endearing.

Last one WHAT

I meant to write daughter 😅

@@Bwillis2099 ah that would be e weird otherwise

​@@Endrgamr262what did the original say

@@Rysc. what if lil skywalker married palpatine

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The Yuzahn Vong would be shitting themselves seeing Grievous.

​@@Red_Fascist2003 Kinda, yeah. And a united, supportive and militarily ready galaxy (like the empire but actually united) would be one hell of an enemy for the vong.

She would probably die

She would probably die… still better than her chances with Grievous though.

Did you watch the what if grievous joined the republic one? Cause if I remember correctly there was some of that in it

@@docomega7862 dont think so thanks for bringing it up though, ill check it out!

Haha thank you so much for your continuous support!!

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