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logic and star wars dont really coexist. I think SW would have benefited from starting out as books rather than movies. Also slopfest is almost over I promise, season 3 and beyond the show really picks up a lot of interesting and continuous plot lines.
You guys need to watch Andor
Sorta Evil: School of Villainy
You guys should Check out the Novelization of the Revenge of the Sith, from what I remember it gives some of the jedi perspective you were looking for and adds a lot of cool details to some events. Also has one of the best intro's I've read in a book
MUSTARDDDDD!!!!!!
Interesting how you mentioned if the Jedi were involved with Grievous's backstory because you're right. In his modern canon backstory, Grievous was a warlord on his home planet. His home planet was invaded by another planet and a war broke out. This was a long time before the clone wars. The Jedi intervened on the side of the invaders of Grievou's home planet and punished Grievous and his people. This led to famine and hatred in Grievous. Dooku saw this and offered him robot "improvements" before orchestrating a almost fatal crash for Grievous where he surrendered what little was left of his organic self. What remains of him is his brain, eyes, lungs, heart, and some miscellaneous organs in what's called his "gut sack". His original backstory was far simpler. Originally he was still a warlord but Dooku saw his potential, blew him up, re-built him, and blamed it on the Jedi.
Another note is that Grievous in the current canon vs Legends may as well be two different classes of warrior. His best example of legends Grievous is in the 2D micro series you guys started with. I can only imagine they changed him for this series because he needed to be more kid friendly since that was their market when the show was still airing. Still it sucks to see him lose sometimes when he should have won if not for writing as seen in two future episodes where by all means he wins but plot demands he lose.
what's interesting here is that because anakin and general grievous meet for the first time in episode three what happens is that you have to have two characters so anakin and grievous interact with each other without ever meeting. you will see that in the course of clone wars they will have interactions without ever coming face to face.
I love the sound effect that plays when someone uses a force joke It sounds like the wind being stripped from the throat
If I was force sensitive, that and force lightning would be the only dark side techniques I'd use because they're both so cool
yo i highly recommend y'all check out ninjago masters of spinjizu on netflix one of the greatest shows for me growing up.
shoes for a specific activity, understandable
an extra pair just in case, of course
upwards of seven, nah you rich rich if you're wasting money like that
People who say “why don’t you just use the force” annoy me because they think it’s the easiest thing in the world.
15:43 This is one of the little background details I love that Clone Wars does. Whenever we see Anakin use the Dark Side of the Force, we can hear the Imperial March playing in the background. So whenever you see Anakin resorting to the Dark Side, listen out for the music.
Funny how you wonder if Jedi messed with his wife, Greivous’ original lore was actually kinda that. The Jedi interfered with a conflict on his homeworld which killed his wife, then Dooku blew him up and blamed the attack on the Jedi. George Lucas thought this was too Vadery though and wrote that out a lot later.
That’s not how it happened, the Jedi were never involved. the other species he was at war with went to the Republic and framed everything to put Grevious’ people at fault, then the Republic aided them and put sanctions on Grevious’ people, that’s it. His wife died in battle with the Huk. Then the Sith basically brainwashed him into hating the Jedi annd blaming them for everything after Dooku shot him down. Now he is a cyborg fueled by hate and vengeance.