The Advantage of Dual Wielding VS Single Lightsabers
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Does dual wielding lightsabers really present a huge bonus when it comes dueling?
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When Ashoka uses her double blade it reminds me of a rapier and dagger in historical swordsmanship.
I was thinking the same lol
Good point.
Though later she used two long blades.
@@TheRezro You are right she did. Good point.
Actually Ahsoka still used a standard lightsaber and a shoto. Keep in mind, one of the slightly curved hilts is shorter than the other
"Ahsoka Tanolololla"
"Ahsika Tani"
"Ahsoka Tanololuliaha"
la li lu le lo
Tanololololla*
i hate it
Dual Wielding is like wearing Sunglasses. It may not necessarily be ‘ideal’ at all times, but it looks cool. And that’s what matters. 😎
I would rather look lame winning than look cool dying.
So to stretch the analogy having a variable length lightsaber blade is like having reactions.
Kinda mad you aren’t wearing glasses in your profile pic
Looks pretty badass in the games.
picture this, a single weild combination of both versions of form 5 and form 3, you would be basically a tank, impenetrable defense and devastating offense
"Ahsoka tananana"
Me: Snarls.
Jesus Christ
Asika tani*
"Ohsaka Tananolala..."
Heh.
Orange girl
How many lightsabers should you hold?
General Grievous: Yes
How many lightsabers does Grievous need?
@@SputTop Enough to complete his collection
@@SputTop @ARC 1409 ... only fine additions though.
@@SputTop Actually two. More then that was a gimmick to take inexperienced Jedi.
Arbiter vs Gen Grevious 😎
GREVIOUS: Ah a new LIGHTSABER TO ADD TO MY COLLECTION!
ARBITER: YOU OUTBLADE ME 4-1 It is a Fair fight😂
Inquisitors and grievous: "So anyways we started spinning them like a helicopter"
DJ.TK.Kobra.17 would think someone wanted a regular lightsaber after the way Kanan killed that inquisitor
Yeah.. they REALLY idolized spin class.
@DJ.TK.Kobra.17 Most of his body is a robot, doesn't count as skill imo
Still impressive though, but at the same time predictable because it's overused
I always hated that when they inquisitors started flying with their sabers, absolutely retarted
Yea an inquisitorlitterly used it as a helicopter
Allen, you're breaking my heart. You're going down a path of mispronouncing Ahsoka's name that I can't follow.
Because of Obi Wan?
You did this to me!
You were supposed to be the chosen one
Crapsoka based tears make me smile.
@@iamReddington She is better then Rey
Did you see those warriors from the dark side?
They have curved hilts.
Curved hilts.
It was trait of Form II.
Ben, I completely appreciate that Skyrim joke
It works for Form V too. Darth Bane used a curved-hilted lightsaber effectively throughout his career
It's supposed to go "they have curved hilts. Curved. Hilts.
Makes it easier to conduct a John Williams piece right in the middle of battle. You didn’t hear?
Pros: two lightsabers
Cons: two lightsabers
Ahsoka and Starkiller: "I see this as an absolute win!"
Ahsoka and Starkiller: "I see this as an absolute win!"
Ahsoka and Starkiller: “I see this as an absolute win!”
@@sanyin3615 literately a copy paste
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I was thinking the exact same thing
It hurt to hear Ahsoka's name be mispronounced
It is his revenge from some previous videos and h addressed he would change it, he just didnt say how. He trolled us :)
Ahsokka?
Ass soccer?
It kills me.
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Humans aren’t made for dual wielding.
Halo fans: heresy.
@Dillon Brunschon Still they can die the same way as a human it just takes more effort.
@Dan Cooke you are comparing fictional force gods to humans. Besides amongst jedi those two are monsters, they could puse triple wielding using their teeth and still kill most jedi masters.
Last time I was this quick, I finished the Kessel run in 12 parasecs
Last time I was that quick I was having sex
@@fullloadofcummins so you have never been this early?
Atleast 4 times
Last time I was this quick, I didn't know that parsecs measured distance.
I never understood why they don't use a blade like in fallen order... Two lightsaber who can join together forming a double bladed saber... You can use one alone and then surprise the enemy with the second one or use them as a dual blade saberstaff then divide them for a surprise attack... You have so much more variety
complexity. Why we choose to drive cars with 4 wheels instead of having the vehicles convert to 2 wheel use on the highway for better fuel efficency and have deployable wing sections for lift or downforce in sharp turning.. A simple saber is ultimately the more economical choice with fewest things that could go wrong. A spoon that is good at being a spoon instead of a spork, etc.
@@NoobNoobNews well I don't see much the complexity of two saber joint together at the bottom. We see that lightsaber already had something at the end to attack them on the belt... Someone have a ring other have more complex system like magnets instead of that add a joining mechanism and is done... The only problem I could see is the crystal not always you get 2 crystals... Usually you get one... In fallen order cal already have a double bladed lightsaber but one emitter is broken... Then he get one crystal that broke in two so is like the perfect match... But I don't think get a second crystal was so hard before the empire... Jedi control illum so I guess you can go there and get a new one...
First off, it's not very ideal to be a jack of all trades when it comes to fighting. Simplicity and efficiency are often more than enough, like Dooku. Secondly, the problem with double bladed sabers is that you gain an extra blade but not an extra weapon. You get an unwieldly staff that you now have to avoid as well and you can still only employ one blade at a time. The enemy also only has to keep track of one side, because the other side can only mirror it. You might catch an opponent off guard by dividing them, but that's a one time trick and if you don't end it there you've no longer got an advantage. It's just better to have a plan that could work even if the enemy knows about it than to try for a surprise.
@@Nezxmi I don't think so... Think about maul he use a saberstaff but was defeated because obi cut the staff in half same with some of the inquisitors asoha hit the spinning disk and broke it... So if in that instance you could detach one of the blade without losing your weapon I think is a good deal... You can discard one blade and go for only one.. True maybe can be considered one time trick if the enemy know your fighting style... But I think combined with different forms of combat could become more complex... A lot of jedi later on don't study all the forms but usually create an amalgamation from them... Because don't have the time and the jedi order backing them up.... That's why unusual kind of lightsaber become more common... Like the saber blaster made by erzra.
I think you could use more than one time as a trick... You could start with one blade with the second hidden.... Then put out the second and go dual welding and then go saberstaff... Or made all believe you are a saberstaff user they try to cut your staff in half an you devide them and strike...
If I remember right in the animated clone wars movie, Ventress has hooks on the bottom of her sabers and combines them together to make a saberstaff for a quick fight against Anakin
Ok it was genuinely fun to watch Allen go through the crate lol
I remember reading several articles from swordsman and historians doing tactical analysis of Lightsabers, and they stated Lightsaber combat irl would look more like Fencing as opposed to the flashy swordplay seen in Star Wars. This is because the entire blade is lethal. Just a single poke or puncture can result in lethal damage.
It would probably be some kind of cross between rapier and military saber, rather than Olympic fencing which is structured around a rather strict set of rules. However it would be modified to account for the extreme lack of weight in the blade, which makes "power strikes" rather pointless since momentum requires mass.
@@khadenallast4495the lightsaber hilts are supposed to quite heavy so heavy grip and zero weight to the blade would be weird
The reason Ahsoka has a shoto is because she was using a reverse grip on her saber. Reverse grip isn't very good at rapidly blocking blaster fire at short range. Just look at the fight on alderaan between Ahsoka and the bounty Hunter. Anikan encouraged her to start dual wielding.
@Cody Brock sing was a Jedi initiate at some point in her life. But that's not the point. The point is Ahsoka picked up a second blade for better defense.
I would love to see Ahsoka vs Starkiller. Edit: even though Starkiller would most likely win, ahsoka would have a chance
EvanNova95 made a video on this
@@thirdplanet4471 i know but I mean like in a alternate reality like the force unleashed
Ahsoka wouldn’t last to be honest
Starkiller scales on a whole other level, his magnitude is insane
WarMachine 9554 Starkiller would kill her in less than a minute
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I knew it sounded familiar just couldn't remember where I had heard it
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BUT WHAT ABOUT DRAGONS?????
@@Cyrum7 MAAAAAAAASHICCCULATTTTIONNSSS
I wonder if we can get him to do a video on this topic...
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@@Cyrum7 Forget Dragons, what about the droid attack on the Wookies?
I'm very confused at all the mispronunciations of Ahsoka Tano and I'm not sure if it's purposeful Obi-Wan level trolling or not but I'm kinda here for it?
Generation tech is very famously know for the same "keep earth human" philosophy as the empire, or everyone back when neadrethals were a thing
Quix Silver I though he did it because everyone was roasting him for mispronouncing Ahsoka Tano’s last name.
@@N120Xeno Meh, that too
Quix Silver I figured the keep earth human thing first when hearing that and not gonna lie it’s definitely a part of generation tech that gets annoying.
Same
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The only true way to win is to dual wield Double-bladed lightsaber, 4>2>1!
General Grievous would have won if he use Double-bladed lightsaber in all hands!
Or he would’ve killed himself in seconds
General maulous
Diablo's Revenge xD
Sorly that that would not work because he would cut off his arms with one side
It didn't help Pong Krell.
Dual wielding is fun, but also more confusing and limiting than you'd expect until you try, it really does take a lot of practice to get good at it. For a greater immiate advantage with less longer term training go for the curved hilt. When I saw Attack of the Clones for the first time my inclination was to think that the curved hilt was a silly gimmick that wouldn't actually make a helpful difference in combat. Then I built one on a whim, gave to to my brother, and dueled him with my normal straight hilt: normally he was a near match for for me, I being able to almost always beat him after a few minutes of wearing him out and then using a feint, dodge, or grappling to get him, but this time he and I were both surprised and thrown off our rhythm. He nearly eating my saber twice in the first couple blows because of how much the curved hilt changed the angle of his blocks, and me then getting smacked upside the head because the subtle change in the angle of his attacks caused me to misjudged a parry.
Finally, someone that pronounces Asoka’s name right.
The reason that people in real life by and large don't wield is because it is usually better to use your second hand with a shield, or a two handed weapon. And a lot of people in certain places and times did dual wield. While it is hard, almost no one walks into battle armed with only one single handed weapon. It's always better to have anything in your off hand, even including a coat.
Why is GoodTimesWithScars timelapse music playing
I came to the comments to see who else felt like this was a super fast unboxing video XD
Aaaaaaand end super fast unboxing mode
In the spirit of dual wielders, I would love to see a versus battle between Pon Krell and General Grevous :^)
That would be absolutely amazing.
The way he mis pronounces Asoka Tanos name throughout the whole video is just perfect
Why didn’t I get notified and why does it say this was uploaded one day ago...
@@eurasianenjoyer1499 It says this video updloaded 10m ago... ?!?! How did he post 6 hours ago
Same
weird was just posted few minutes ago
HACKER lol
Exar Kun: “So your telling me instead of a staff I can make this two separate weapons?”
*So anyway, Exar started slashing*
Exar Kun’s greatest strength and weakness are the same, his trick lightsaber
@@KumaoftheForest It wasn’t the lightsaber so much in my opinion. It was how his skills were more oriented for melee and saber battle. That, too me, Is what caused his downfall. If he looked more into the force and unlocked more of the mystery’s of the Dark Side, he could of easily combated the Jedi bombing and sealing.
Allen's gone meta and started making fun of his own pronounciations.
The beginning when you tried to act like who were having fun opening those was so funny 😂
I loved the part where you talked about Usokko Tiny
One of the most important reasons to use one long and one short weapon while dual wielding is it is a lot harder for the blades to become tangled with each other.
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acekeianar credits are Star Wars currency
@@Chriscraft-ug3sz Star Wars nerd here. LOL I meant the Star Wars Battle Front 2 crates always give 500 credits, that was your reference?
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7:14 Are you having a stroke?
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Don’t listen to the other comments. Your straight faced butchering of Ahsoka’s name is hilarious.
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Meh I pass!
Advantage of duel wielding, it looks awesome
Looks awesome but that’s about it
Rule of Cool
Something I noticed in Jedi Fallen Order was that a duel wielding lightsaber opponent (Tarron Malikos) was weaker when it came to defend against attacks while Cals defends was tougher.
Duel wielding is like putting most of your skill points in agility and attack.
I thought you were gonna talk about Starkiller. I've been scammed
Dual, independent blades offers the ability to strike two dissimilar targets simultaneously thus negating a singular defensive parry. Considering that the fantasy weapon in question cuts effortlessly through nearly any material the power of said strike is immaterial if not blocked or parried. So two is better than one.
Have another look at that last duel between Grievous and Obi Wan. As he backs off, Obi Wan is studying the movement of Grievous's swords. Once he has the pattern down, he thrusts his blade at the right moment to completely arrest the two whirling blades. Obi Wan was never off balance, he was using his renowned patience to his advantage. I'm just saying...
Cal Kestis has the best balance, a single double bladed lightsaber that turns into dual wielding blades.
Better to have it and not need it, than need it, but not have it
@@ABadassDragon Agree.
I think you meant to say, "Osaki Teeni". 👍 😜! Lol
After spending some time in the Lightsaber Dojo on my Oculus Quest 2, I can confirm that although dual wielding lightsabers looks cool and is fun, it's compromised. You don't have any free hands to force choke, push or grab opponents - so you are purely reliant on the sabers, which are actually quite difficult to coordinate effectively. I played around with dual wielding for a while and then went back to a single saber with a free hand for force powers - and was far more effective.
I like the idea of dual wielding because I'm an agressive fighter (I fence occasionally but haven't tried swordplay yet). Plus, it just looks cool.
Duel wielding is really not that great.
It can be fun, but it is also difficult to do. Due to your fencing background I would suggest starting with rapier and dagger, since this would be more familiar, and branch out from there.
Historically, dual wielding was not only well developed in some places, but a signature of certain schools of duelling.
Used almost exclusively after the age of the firearm had begun, when armour and shields were less useful, it provided an extra block or attack in fencing. Often the second blade had extra features, for trapping an opponent’s blade, even if for only a moment, even breaking them.
This is getting out of hand, now there are two of them
I researched dual wielding for a book I am writing and from my finding I am writing that having a reverse (ice pick) grip would be used mainly for defensive actions.
catching and deflecting incoming attacks and counter slashing, where as a forward grip is used for attacking and flipping between these grips would change the attack patterns. Also in fighting multiple opponents having both blades in a reverse grip would be a mainly defensive battle focusing on counter attacking while deflecting multiple incoming blows.
How would the Post Human-Covenant war UNSC be able to handle a Zerg invasion when the Overmind was in control?
They would loose, everything in SC is bigger and more advanced than Halo. Except maybe the Spartans.
@@Raeinok
And how? The Terran Dominion is not that powerful and they have only a hundred ships and a few planets. The Protoss are small in number and don't have many feats. The Zerg are really the only true power house of any interest to me.
@@thorshammer7883 The Swarm would win. There are trillions of troops available if the Overmind controls them all, humanity doesnt have a chance against that. Also SC 2 tech seems more advanced, of course with the exception of the Forerunners (who may be equal to the Xel Naga).
Alan: "Co-ordination is not something that can be taught."
Also Alan: Drops his toys while trying to assemble them.
Hey gen tech I am playing swtor again and I was thinking about all the weapons projects that the republic had in the old republic and why non of it was used in the clone wars era I don't think I've seen anything like the planet prison for example in the books or TV shows in the clone wars era why weren't there super wepones used in the the clone wars there was a ton of stuff that was way worse than the death star and the power guards would have been better than clones and easier to control by pappaintie I was wondering if there was a reson in a book comic that explains that
Swtor is not Canon unfortunately
Yeah but it is a really interesting story for a video game at least
@@clickityclack6264 I agree
Darth Treya be like, two lightsabers, and you hold them in your hands, how quaint.
bro I swear darth treya was a different breed
Or you could just carry a blaster set on stun [bolts can't be reflected back at you] or a pistol with cortosis slugs in you off hand.
A normal slugthrower would be enough, doesn't even need cortosis rounds. Lightsabers can't deflect metal.
@@olafgurke4699 They can cut the slugs and turn them to plasma... not much better, but they are a thing. Bullets are fast, though. a machine gun would give any jedi a run for their money.
@@NoobNoobNews Not quite. They cut the bullet and turn it into molten metal. So they get a Batch of hot liquid metal to the face instead of a cold shaped one.
@@olafgurke4699 It wouldn't just turn into liquid lol. They cut battledroids up all the time, liquid metal doesn't go flying and blinding people.
I can totally agree.
I'm using Dual wielding at HEMA contact fighting. (using two sabers)⚔️
It took very long time to learn fighting with the other hand, including training the small muscles. Also it took a lots of extra time for learning very special movements to not accidentally hit your self.
In the end, I can truly be two enemies at the same time and attack way more fast, aggressive and with strong variations on my opponents.
But after 5 to 10 minutes it is extremely exhausting in mind. After a good fight, my head feels like a burning volcano.
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I can handle two if I have enough skill points
That's also why Anakin was so skilled in Revenge of the Sith he was seamlessly able to switch between one handed attacks and two handed attacks.
Oh and now you are just being silly with Ahsoka Tano! I see what you did there ;)
I guess you could say the objects he got in his loot crate were *BELLIGERENT AND NUMEROUS*
Star wars nerds be like: technically Grievous quad weilds, because he has four light saber.
By the way this is a joke 😂
Please don't take it seriously.
Imagine a Jedi pairing a Gungan shield with a lightsaber with a cross guard. Ad Profundis!
You've no doubt triggered many by mispronouncing the little cat girl's name.
Allen, love what you're doing here. Big fan! Wanted to comment and ask a question. As a life long practitioner of martial arts, I think your assessment of dual-wielding lightsabers is pretty believable due to force users being pre-cognitive and the light-weight of lightsabers. On Earth there is close to no historical record of dual-wielding actually being a thing, outside of Filipino Eskrima and Miyamoto Musashi's own home-brew style. Mainly for reasons you cited around lack of coordination and using the off-hand to hold a shield, which was common since armor was not developed to the point of full plate for lack of technology to create large enough plates for it! However, once full plate was all the rage, weapons had to be developed to open those cans up. Enter the two-handed swords, poleaxes, etc. My question is around the reverse grip. If there's little historical precedence for dual-wielding, there is even less so around reverse grip. At least for swords. The whole idea around the sword was distance advantage. It's very natural for a mammal to raise their arm and bring it down holding a hafted weapon like an axe, or even a rock. We see monkeys do this, too (with rocks!) What is not natural is to stand in front of danger with a pointy object. That takes significant training to override the instinct to use a sword as a metal club (or how we see Rey fight with a lightsaber, which she swings like a baseball bat). The only reverse grip sword techniques I'm aware of can be seen in European treaties is a murder stroke. Either on horseback to take down those annoying foot soldiers grabbing at you, or to direct your blade in-between those pesky impenetrable plates. Otherwise, a reverse grip completely negates all the range advantage and cutting leverage of a sword. Even defensively this does not make sense because you don't want to receive a blow with a sword directly and risk snapping your blade. Best practice is to redirect a blow or receive the blow closer to the hilt where more of the force can be absorbed into your hands/body. But generally that's if you're unarmored. In full plate you'd be like a tank, just taking hits while mowing down anyone in your way with your two-handed death instrument. Also, unless we're looking at legends there seems very little, if any, precedence for reverse grip in canon. It feels like Ahsoka was provided this style to make her character pop, which I consider lazy writing. It's like in The Last Kingdom where Uhtred it the only character who carries his sword on his back. No one in all of history did this! Mainly because it is much slower to draw from your back than your hip, and it's physically impossible to draw a blade from behind you when the blade is longer than your arm! Back scabbards and reverse grip are the fallacies of ninja comics and Hollywood. And for that matter, where did Ahsoka learn this technique from anyway?! Aniken certainly didn't teach it to her or we would have seen him use reverse grip. OK, rant over. Sorry, I get worked up. I'm interested in your response to this given you put a lot of Star Wars into believable and understandable context.
Energy sheild have the ability to be fluid or stiff. It sounds like the bending and warping spacetime combined with a superfluid that can disperse energy, perhaps quantum tunneling to redirect energy in multiple directions. Occilating magnetic feild can disrupt spacetime and have the ability to polarize to push or pull. Extending a magnetic feilds width in one direction without losing strength could also contain plasma.
Also would allow you shape it to be flexible like a whip.
Lmao Iove how allen is just chucking shig out of the loot crate 😂😂😂😂
Would love to see you expand on this with some lightsaber staff and double sided lightsabers action. Maybe a video on types of lightsabers and which is best in which situation?
Cal Kestis has the right idea, having a light saber that can be used
single or double bladed and single or double wielded, truly the swiss army knife of lightsabers
But can it FLY?
0:42 I've heard that figure has just been *rotting* in their warehouse.
Playing Howling by Lupus Nocte, good choice
you forgot to mention that dual wielding unlocks really cool looking poses
Dual wielding is something you want to do when you are fighting in a group. You use your two swords (or axes, or maces, or hammers) to distract enemy combatants and then your allies can take care of them. Wielding just one weapon is for when you want to "hold until relieved".
Power and solid attack and defense vs speed and control and multiple enemy fighting
Energy sheild generator gauntlet that has the ability to extend and surround you or your opponent. Also energy sheild on armor to protect from blaster fire so you can focus on attacking more than defences. A jedi tank would of been awesome to see.
Dual double-bladed wielding is the most impressively. (General Krell)
I like the subtle difference between using two standard length lightsabers vs one standard and one shoto
There is a video somewhere on TH-cam of 3 professional fencers facing off against 50 other people. Given the odds, even though the professional fencers lost in the end, I still give them the win. If you watch the video you will see why.
Very good points. It does, however, get a bit silly in more recent Star Wars material how frequently important characters end up dual-wielding for pure "rule of cool", like Obi-Wan, Anakin, Barriss Offee and fricking Palpatine (who I know is supposed to be a master of basically everything, but should not even require a saber at his power level).
Another important point is that two LONG blades are far more likely to get in each other's way, which is why in real life we see either a long blade paired with a shorter one, or two short blades together so you can maneuver both more freely. Given that we've seen a few times that saber length is adjustable in the hilt, it would be interesting to see a Force-using dual wielder who constantly switches which blade is the longer one, to catch the opponent off-guard. Bit of an "I am not lef-handed" situation.
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As a dual wielder myself there are a bunch of advantages and disadvantages.
For one the bastard sword is a good weapon to use against dual wielders but also the fact that you have to put a lot of effort into the swing on the bastard sword leaves you wide open to attacks while you are resetting your arms for another attack.
Thanks, sensei.
I find dual wielding more useful when facing multiple oppents. It has worked for me so far. When my friends and I spar we dont hold back, so it's been well tested. Dual weilding with a single opponent hasn't worked too well for me, or maybe I just need more training lol
What style do you use?
@@KumaoftheForest a combination of ataru and soresu, with a little of djem so mixed in. I've had to learn to adapt to what ever my friends throw at me.
@@DariusFisbackwhere did you learn tour moves? Yt tutorials or ...
@@Fulcrumn9 I learned a lot of my stuff from my stunt/film buddies, and TH-cam videos.
“We can only focus on one hand or arm at a time”
Drummers: “pathetic”
You definitely can train coordination... It's a lot harder to do and take a lot of time but it's definitely possible...
I love that he uses howling on the background at the sponsor
Niten Ichiryu is what the Jarkai style is based on, and the answer for why it works is that one weapon is meant to defend and deflect, the other blade is an instant riposte. It is extremely difficult to defeat with one sword and no shield of any kind.
Also, "Shoto" just means "Short blade." It doesn't have any requirement to fit between a wakizashi and tanto. You could have a samurai with a nodachi for their "Daito" or long sword, and a katana for their shoto. Humans also _absolutely can_ use multiple weapons, or sai, and kama, and parrying knives and so forth wouldn't exist as a paired weapons. Butterfly swords, tekko, tonfa, kama-kusari, all come paired. All it takes is a good deal of practice to build up the mechanical skill to do complex actions with them.
Dual wielding is something naturally ambidextrous Jedi could master pretty well since we have better control over both hands.
It is not only often combined with Makashi, but also with Form VI as far as I have read…
9:34 There are a lot of rock/metal drummers that would like to have a word with you. I can focus on all 4 limbs at the same time. Different finger rhythms, different speeds and number of times hitting the different drums/cymbals. All 4 limbs can literally be doing different imputs at different speeds.
After you practice, it just becomes second nature and you don't even realize half the time what your limbs are doing, because you don't need to focus on them. They just do..
The same could easily be said for a Jedi using two blades. Not only would this very much be possible for someone who puts the time and effort into training, but the Jedi literally have cognitive abilities that would allow for better use of multiple limb fighting.
7:15 "Ahsoka Tanolalalala What the fudge!!???😳😳😳
7:38 "Ahsika Tanee"You're pushing it, Allen!!😳😔😤
9:04"Ahsaka Tanalilaha"😤😔😠😡😡
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This videos should've been a collaboration with shadiversty, still great video
Also having a free hand to use force lowers helps a tad.
Two lightsabers , double the 'szwiiing' 'szwiiing' 'bzzzzzt' szwiing'
I always wanted to see a Jedi, or sith weild duel lightsabers that would interlock into a duel bladed lightsaber like Mauls, and adjust the blades width, like I heard Darth Vader had, and used in the fight with Obi- Wan Kenobi on the Death Star. Is this saber possible in the Star Wars universe?
Research Darth Bane’s master. Kassim (think I spelled it right.)
Exar Kun’s lightsaber could not split in half, but it’s blade settings could be changed on the fly.
Shado Vao’s lightsaber was a double bladed lightsaber that’s hilt length could change depending on the situation. Hope this helps
I just want to note that there are a number of practical reasons why dual wielding guns aren't a viable option.
Firstly there's reloading, where you need to somehow store the empty magazine and load in a new one in a timely manner.
Second, there's aiming. It takes a ridiculous amount of effort to track one target, let alone multiple. Add on keeping your weapon steady and actually pointing at what you want to shoot and it's likely that you'll miss more often than not.
And finally, there's the simple fact that one gun is usually enough. It's very rare to wind up in a situation where being able to shoot twice as much is actually useful.
What about double sided light sabers can you cover that sometime
You should do this for cross guard and double bladed light sabers
You know I think I would prefer more philosophical reasons for why we don't often see a Jedi dual wielding like "it often makes them unbalanced" or "it puts to much focus on attack or power" or even because fine articulations with the force are easier with an open hand because no other reasons makes sense to me not to dual wield a weightless blade that cuts/burns/melts almost anything it comes into contact with...