Because people are moronic and seem to deliberately misinterpret that High Ground moment. >Derrrr Obi-Wan means that as a basic rule of combat, having the high ground means you win derrrr duhhhhh
What it actually means in that specific scenario in which >You are on a steep dirt hill next to a flowing river of molten lava
Obviously you want to be the guy who's further up the hill and away from the fricking lava. The fight is over at that point because either Anakin hops on to lower ground and has to fight his way up a steep and crumbly hill OR he will attempt to leap over Obi-Wan and get dismembered, which is what happens.
No. It had nothing to do with fricking dirt and relative positioning.
He was talking about the moral high ground. The entire fight was a metaphor. A shitty, juvenile, comically blunt and heavy-handed one, but still. The fact that you trash keep completely misunderstanding it only shows that the movie, as tacky and childish as it was, remains way over your toddler heads.
>i've already won this fight >he doesn't stand a fricking chance >and even if he manages to pull something out of his ass he's a jedi so he won't do anything to kill me
And then Obi Wan pulled something out of his ass and went for a kill shot
Obi-Wan only defated Anakin on Mustafar because he learned from Maul's mistake on Naboo. If Kenobi hasn't lived through almost exact situation he would have gotten sliced in half like Maul
I liked how the Revenge of the Sith game had an evil ending where Anakin actually pulls it off and kills Obi Wan the way he killed Maul. Then he just stabs the Emperor.
He literally inverted the universe so that he would have the high ground and he would fall INTO Maul
Wouldn't maul have had the high ground when he jumped over him then?
No. because he reverted the invertion mid air.
Better yet, why didn't he teach ankain that move?
can't teach your students everything.
A wise master always saves one ultimate skill for himself as insurance.
He did. Which is why he said "don't try it" did you even watch the movie?
He did
Because of the implication
>Better yet, why didn't he teach ankain that move?
"You're learning, Liu Kang."
Because from his point of view, he has the highground
let's get real in this thread
did maul ever get pussy? he doesn't seem like the type of dude who chases sniz. was he an incel?
He made them frick each other with his other dual lightsaber.
Ass to ass
frick to fricky
We know uncle tom's a monkey
You know he did, he was hanging out with gangsters in the none Disney timeline
if that's face paint then no he never got pussy. if that's what his race looks like he crushed red face pussy
This irratates me on re-watch. Maul just stands there. Just swipe em
He was arrogant and playing with his food. Cant blame him though, he defeated them pretty easily before that.
Classic dumb-villain-turning-is-back trope
I hate obi Wan so much I can't even put it into words
>Can't put it in words
That's what images are for, anon.
From a certain point of view he is the one with the high ground.
Because people are moronic and seem to deliberately misinterpret that High Ground moment.
>Derrrr Obi-Wan means that as a basic rule of combat, having the high ground means you win derrrr duhhhhh
What it actually means in that specific scenario in which
>You are on a steep dirt hill next to a flowing river of molten lava
Obviously you want to be the guy who's further up the hill and away from the fricking lava. The fight is over at that point because either Anakin hops on to lower ground and has to fight his way up a steep and crumbly hill OR he will attempt to leap over Obi-Wan and get dismembered, which is what happens.
Anakin coulda just hopped backwards and then flee to fight another day
Sure, but he didn't do that because he was arrogant and not a coward.
A FRICKING HILL OF SAND
Was it foreshadowing?
No. It had nothing to do with fricking dirt and relative positioning.
He was talking about the moral high ground. The entire fight was a metaphor. A shitty, juvenile, comically blunt and heavy-handed one, but still. The fact that you trash keep completely misunderstanding it only shows that the movie, as tacky and childish as it was, remains way over your toddler heads.
Uh huh
Star Wars isn't that deep, man. You're taking a PG-13 movie way too seriously.
no he was saying high ground because he was smokin doooooobies
Why didn't he force push him?
Fast swingyboi
>i've already won this fight
>he doesn't stand a fricking chance
>and even if he manages to pull something out of his ass he's a jedi so he won't do anything to kill me
And then Obi Wan pulled something out of his ass and went for a kill shot
Why does Lucas make all those alterations but won't fix the fricking horns?
The high ground is an advantage some Jedi consider to be unnatural
>66
Shan't be telling you the Jedi secrets, Sheev
Obi-Wan only defated Anakin on Mustafar because he learned from Maul's mistake on Naboo. If Kenobi hasn't lived through almost exact situation he would have gotten sliced in half like Maul
I liked how the Revenge of the Sith game had an evil ending where Anakin actually pulls it off and kills Obi Wan the way he killed Maul. Then he just stabs the Emperor.
Trainspotting
This was actually before the high ground was invented. Maul with prep time would have won.
Why did Darth Maul hotglue his horns to his head.
why do the prequels look like shit
How was Palpatine planning on reigning Anakin in if he didn't lose all of his limbs?
>It's all over, Skywalker
>I have the higher position
Brilliant writing, Gorge.
This scene and Sheev stabbing those 2 jedi were always fricking weird, why didn't anybody stop George