Was Baylan Skoll using Dun Möch to FIGHT Ahsoka? #shorts

Was Baylan Skoll using Dun Moch during his Duel with Ahsoka? Baylan is not a SITH Lord. He’s also no longer a JEDI … He’s lost his faith … Baylan seems to be a character seeking a new way! He’s clearly embraced elements of the Dark Side of the Force! He taught his apprentice how to force choke and both of their lightsaber have drifted away from their original color, which seems to indicate that they are leaning into the dark side more than they are the light side. There are moments where we can still see LIGHT in Baylan! He’s more of a GREY JEDI … than anything else … During his duel with Ahsoka, it became very clear that he was using dark side techniques to keep Ahsoka unbalanced … his goal was to completely dominate Ahsoka’s spirit by taunting and exposing inner weaknesses in order to erode Ahsoka’s will to fight on. He mocked her master and he insinuated that she was to blame for Anakin’s downfall. Ahsoka survived order 66, she was trained by the greatest JEDI of all time, she is POWERFUL yet Baylan saw her self doubt and used it against her! Be sure to follow for more STAR WARS content!

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[tensai_kodai]

Ahsoka (Grey Jedi) vs Baylan (Dark Jedi). Both learned and walked away from the ways of the Jedi. Both took very different paths.

[UTUO]

Baylan is more like a Dark Jedi, since the term "Gray Jedi" is not Canon.

[cellularmitosis]

Ah yes, Dun Moch, the secret sith technique of gaslighting

[cupcakes_n_hacksaws]

You don't even attempt to answer your own question, or even explain what Dun Moch even is.

[cmendr]

“When I was a little older than you are now; I watched everything I knew burn. At the time I couldn’t make sense of it. As you get older, you look at history and you realize it was always inevitable.” -Baylan Skoll

[crownprincesebastianjohano]

Dun Möch is really hit and miss. Skoll used it against Ahsoka, but she turned the tables on him, despite not completely focusing on him, until she burnt her hand. Dooku used it well against Obi-Wan in AOTC, but it backfired on him spectacularly in ROTS against Anakin.

[marmageddon]

Hes also no longer alive. Rest in peace ray

[superninja]

Dude is not a gray Jedi you ducking kidding me?

[Blackrose-smng]

When it comes to fighting with Jedi mind games are a big factor they can give you a upper hand a lot of the times as we have seen countless times.

[fallenlife]

Baylan taunting her, insulting Anakin, and blaming her partially for his fall perfectly sets up her arc when facing Anakin and his final "lesson" to her. Anakin absolved her by letting her know he himself chose to "die" and fall to the dark side, Vader kiIIed him and he knows it and he didn't survive. Ahsoka on the other hand was told by him to die as he did or live on and she chose to live. Shes been doing everything right and couldn't have done any better regardless of what Baylan told her. Anakins downfall was his burden to bear.

[turdFerguson]

He seems to have a lot of similarities to darth traya

[ThugShakersChrist]

He should have used the Dim Mak, as taught by the great warriors, Count Dante and Ashida Kim!

[aroccoification]

No he's not using dun moch. The writers and choreographers in no way consider the lightsaber forms when creating the choreography. Thats just something nerd on the internet impose on characters. Same thing with the meaning of lightsaber colors. The filmmakers are literally just picking what looks good

[dylansmall]

To make a D&D reference most Sith are Chaotic Evil Baylen appears to be more Lawful Evil

[JediKnight_Revan]

For me, I see it as both Baylon and Anakin were teaching Ahsoka a vital lesson.

[AL-fljk]

Also interesting he tried to deescalate with both Ahsoka and Sabine when they both came in fighting

[SeanDay]

Video: “She was trained by the greatest Jedi of all time”.
Me: She wasn’t trained by Luke Skywalker 🤔

[Roarke]

I noticed their sabers are more orange than red

[brandontyler]

Last I checked Luke didn't train Ahsoka. So she was NOT trained by the greatest Jedi of all time...

[rickkarrer]

I wouldn’t say Anakin was the greatest Jedi ever, possibly the worst, considering how it ended lol. He was also not the most powerful Jedi, but instead the one with the most potential. He failed to realize his full power when his arrogance got in the way of winning his fight against Obi-Wan. After that, while he was incredibly, powerful, he was diminished.