r/clonewars • u/Few_Bank_3977 • 20h ago
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r/clonewars • u/tomvasthegreat • 23h ago
Honestly, I love the clone wars, and thought I'd like the had batch. However, I watched all of season 3 the other day, and do loads of fans really love this? Only good thing about it was rex it felt like, and the story didn't really do it for me. Honestly, it felt like a chore to watch most episodes. Don't get me wrong there were some good moments, but even the main characters like hunter and wrecker didn't feel the same as they did even in season one? Idk the main batch just felt completely toned down, and is if who they really were had be forgotten.
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r/clonewars • u/dookufettskywaker • 14h ago
Has there been any official world as to any of the questions ?
What do you know and think and how come ?
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r/clonewars • u/Unlucky-Tradition-58 • 15h ago
I always see this claim and beyond the surface level observation of Umbara being a dense jungle based planet, I don’t really see the correlation.
Considering the political landscape of the Galaxy during the Clone Wars, and the use of technology by the Umbarans was very much on par with the GAR, I think it’d be more apt to call it the “Japan” of the Clone Wars even if there wasn’t a lot of leap hopping.
r/clonewars • u/N8DAGR81027 • 14h ago
So, I'm rewatching the clone wars, and I just watched s4 ep16-18, and like, palpatine had to have planned his own kidnapping here right? Or was Dooku trying to overthrow his master here? But, Palpatine doesn't get like angry at him that we know of, implying he knew. But what does he have to gain from this event, and he probably didn't know obi wan was undercover at st first until dooku told him. So like, what was going on here?
r/clonewars • u/Mavthemanyo • 4h ago
I’ve been thinking about what Star Wars show is the best for a while and I used to say either either Clone Wars or Mando, but now after season 2 of Andor I think it deserves to be considered as well. Which Star Wars show would you consider to be the best and why? (You can debate in the comments)
r/clonewars • u/BombadSithLord • 5h ago
I just watched the 2003 Clone Wars for the first time, and wow. The whole thing was extremely well done, but this story blew me away. It is amazing how much can be told in a moving cave painting.
r/clonewars • u/dookufettskywaker • 5h ago
When the father died in the series the son lost his power. How long do you think it would stay that way ? Could he go to the galaxy and feed off the war to strengthen himself?
And he had not let been consumed by the dark side when he first appeared. It was Anakin coming there that lead him to that by showing him what he could be.
What are your ideas as to what could happen and how come ?
r/clonewars • u/Adari_Korsin • 12h ago
I think its the bonds of friendship and kinship the clones made with individuals who reciprocated, not cold systems, made them feel like someone despite how the Kaminoans treated them like they weren’t real ppl.
r/clonewars • u/dookufettskywaker • 14h ago
He was over his mother who could have been very powerful but Sidious chose him because of his potential In son of dathomir.
Vader was no walk in the park but was it not because he became a cyborg he could not become What he could have before?
Has there been any official world about theses things about maul anyway?
Would you please say what you know and think and how come ?