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Having the quote is fine, but it still needs an entry to go with it.

As for your other comment, I assue you, density crystals exist.

Pretty good entry, but next tme, wait for me to approve it before you post it.

But it is Approved, in any case.

Entry Number: 023
Type:Fanon
Identity: Kana Dao saber technique.
Capsule:

A lightsaber combat form utilizing a quick system of precise strikes and parries to divert an opponent's defenses and attack with a single killing/disarming blow to the opened defenses. The Form is perhaps more of a purification of the offensive concepts of Form V than it is a full form. However it is still more than a single maneuver, it holds a philosophy all of it's own and reveals several options of different possible maneuvers within itself.

The technique is performed by defending one's self with minimal to no effort. Then, when ready, unleashing a quick fluid attack deflecting the opponent's defenses and striking a single finishing blow in the matter of a split second. Rather than waiting for an opponent to open his/her defenses, the Kana Dao practitioner forces the opponent to open his/her defenses with either shear strength, leverage or distraction.

The defensive posture of this technique avoids any contact with the enemy's attacks not by parries and acrobatic dodges but instead by using space to hold the opponent back from the practitioner until he/she has gained enough knowledge of the opponent's own technique and style.

Offensive postures of this technique requires great strength, leverage, and speed. The practitioner may wield the blade with two hands using the opponents own weight, and momentum to control the opponent's blade, forcing the defenses open for a single finishing attack. The technique of the offensive maneuver often requires fluid, agile, and precise movements of the entire body shifting and levering around the opponent's own body. (similar to Ninjitsu swordsmanship)

Offensive postures might also simply use powerful strategic parries to bash the opponent's own saber blade out of the way of precise vital locations on the body.

Offensive postures might also use false attacks to bring the opponent to parry at a strategic location then fluidly moving the attacking blade to another location forcing a mistake in the opponent's defense capable of delivering a single finishing blow before the opponent can return his/her saber to a viable defensive location. One might also use the force to aid in this kind of a distraction technique.

Kana Dao technique doesn't utilize quick parries simply precise and strong parries as an offensive tool to distract and disarm an opponent's defenses.

i argue that it is closer to Form V because that is exactly what Form V offense teaches, forcing the opening in the defense. and Kana Dao also utilizes a double handed grip, something you only see in Form V.

form II also is not similar to the almost Form 'Zero' sense of defense that comes from Kana Dao. Form II intentionally has the User stand in defense for a great deal of the fight, so long so that the opponent becomes exhausted, and then moves in for the kill. Given in the use of Dooku Form II also exhibits that kind of distraction technique but ultimately that is a sign, in my eye, that Dooku simply saw an interest in Form V's offensive philosophy.

basically form V's entire offensive philosophy is distraction and strong fluid attacks to break the opponent's defense.

so is it good to post or is it epic fail?

entry number: 20... whatever
type:canon
identity: Predator-Class Fighter
capsule:
from wookiepedia



Considered a successor to the older TIE/In starfighter, the Predator-class fighter was still highly maneuverable and heavily armed, but unlike most previous TIEs, it was also equipped with hyperdrives and a deflector shield generated through its blade-shaped wings. As with the earlier Chiss Clawcraft, these wings could adjust to a variety of positions, aiding the starfighter's maneuverability. They folded back fully for docking/landing mode.

When docked the Predator takes up half the amount of space as the Classic TIE/in Star Fighter. It also carries four L-s 9.3 laser cannons and is exceptionally faster and more maneuverable than the top of the line TIE intercepter.

Predator-class fighters with classic TIE-style cockpits were flown by squadron leaders in the time of the New Galactic Empire. Other pilots flew fighters with horizontal slats across the front of the central fuselage.

"these wings could adjust to a variety of positions, aiding the starfighter's maneuverability. They folded back fully for docking/landing mode. "

its there, last sentence of the first paragraph.

and no you didn't post it already. i just want it up there so it can be my personal craft *gets all giddy*.