The first such. Going by the quest so far, they may be comparatively rare. Alternatively, and this seems fairly likely given we're between movies which dramatize the highly stressful turning points in our life, we may be entering a stretch of the narrative where they become somewhat more common -- where we learn the coping mechanisms that may serve us well, or poorly, in the storms to come.
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Learning Shii-Cho doesn't add stress, though? That's Makashi and Soresu.
Should be fixed now.
Considering opportunity cost, and assuming it works the way I think it does (a generous assumption, natch), every form "adds" stress compared to Form V (and Form VII, but we don't talk about Form VII). Forms II and III merely add more.
Oops, misread it. My bad. Still not a fan of Shii-Cho, but it's a lot more justifiable than I originally thought. Still would prefer removing stress or having a really powerful/interesting form.
I mean again and I'm not saying that this is definitely the case, but do remember that Kirook has told us that the Quest won't be so easy if we just pick Blue all the time.
I dunno that 'Kit Fisto uses it' is a very compelling argument, given how he got taken out...god that scene was a travesty.
I mean it was the climax of the film, I understand why Lucas decided that they needed the momentum to keep moving forward.
The fight was rushed because Lucas did not give Palpatine´s actor enough time to learn a longer fight choreography if I remember correctly.
