Post by Deleted on Sept 30, 2016 18:56:55 GMT
Now, you may be thinking that this title is a misspelling of Mace Windu, the Star Wars character. It's not.
Mace Windy (The Journal of the Whills, Part 1)
Bio: Revered as a great warrior throughout the Galaxy, Mace Windy was a Jedi-bendu who was accused of being more powerful than the Galactic Emperor and was therefore dismissed from the service of the Alliance of Independent Systems. As you can guess, he is a completely different character from Mace Windu, who would appear in Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace decades after George Lucas wrote "The Journal of the Whills", the very first draft for what would become Star Wars: A New Hope.
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Luke Skywalker (Disney Infinity 3.0)
Bio: Hailing from an alternate version of the Star Wars universe, this Luke Skywalker's history was similar to the mainstream counterpart that everybody knows, except his story was far more condensed. For example, instead of on Bespin, Luke discovered that Darth Vader was his father on the planet Hoth. Instead of meeting Princess Leia on the Death Star, or Han Solo and Chewbacca on Tatooine, Skywalker knew all of them somehow before the Empire's attack on the Tantive IV. Despite having a far shorter, more simplistic story, this Luke Skywalker was still possessed many of the same abilities of his canonical counterpart.
Who would win in a battle between these two characters?
Mace Windy (The Journal of the Whills, Part 1)
Bio: Revered as a great warrior throughout the Galaxy, Mace Windy was a Jedi-bendu who was accused of being more powerful than the Galactic Emperor and was therefore dismissed from the service of the Alliance of Independent Systems. As you can guess, he is a completely different character from Mace Windu, who would appear in Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace decades after George Lucas wrote "The Journal of the Whills", the very first draft for what would become Star Wars: A New Hope.
vs.
Luke Skywalker (Disney Infinity 3.0)
Bio: Hailing from an alternate version of the Star Wars universe, this Luke Skywalker's history was similar to the mainstream counterpart that everybody knows, except his story was far more condensed. For example, instead of on Bespin, Luke discovered that Darth Vader was his father on the planet Hoth. Instead of meeting Princess Leia on the Death Star, or Han Solo and Chewbacca on Tatooine, Skywalker knew all of them somehow before the Empire's attack on the Tantive IV. Despite having a far shorter, more simplistic story, this Luke Skywalker was still possessed many of the same abilities of his canonical counterpart.
Who would win in a battle between these two characters?
