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This is confirmed in Fallen Order.

thats because it is. they talk about it in clone wars i believe, or was it rebels? probably both actually. i think maul also mentions it in rebels when bringing ezra to dathomir. but then its also in fallen order.

That line was out of place.

I see that, and I raise you: "What? He was gonna blow up the ship."

It was, in a comic. And its stupid. He litterally falls into a tank of Plasma. Incase you are not aware, Plasma is one of Naboo's most valuable exports. Maul despite falling into the same contanor that burns his legs into ashes, lives, and then that container along with a full shipment of the most valuable resource on Naboo is then dumped whole onto the trash planet in the show. Why you may be asking? So we can get Maul from point A. to point B. of course. TCW is so trash

@@lba_e_ross2152 oh hell no, you didn’t just say the TCW is trash. Let me give you some reasons as to why it’s amazing: World building Exciting action Great character development Amazing new characters The lightsaber choreography The dialogue and banter The plots and incredible arcs Ok, it definitely isn’t perfect: there’s some shit arcs/eps, characters and clashes with canon but imo the positives by far outweigh the negatives

Same, it would have been better if we saw the flashback once he got his robotic legs

@The Eye Creature Yeah, they brought him back, thats what ruined him lol

@@jamestrainor4293 1. World building that broke the old world building 2. The action is 50/50 to be honest some of it makes no sense 3. For Ahsoka but not any of the old characters 4. Which usually makes no sense 5. Not really 6. Which are to be honest rare

More like the writers forgot about Rebels while writing season 7. For context, Rebels was made to be a spiritual successor to the Clone Wars, even going as far as bringing back some characters and elements, such as Rex, Greggor, and Wolfe, the Darksaber, Maul and his hunt for Kenobi, and an old reactivated Clone Commander wanting to "Finish the Clone Wars." The problem is that because we have the context of Rebels, going back to Clone Wars kinda felt pointless, mostly for the seasons that are suppose to lead to Revenge of the Sith. I'm grateful that we got the Bad Batch and the Siege on Mandalore arcs, however WITH the context of Rebels, there wasn't much consequences for the important characters because we all knew that Ahsoka and Rex weren't going to die, and Maul eventually meets up with Obi Wan to settle the score, only to die. This also in a sense made Rex's story inconsistent when he told it to Ezra and Kanan (i can't remember who specifically he was telling his story to), because HE STILL CARRIED OUT ORDER 66. He didn't refuse, he followed the order. However Ahsoka saved him by removing his chip. Long story short, for better or worse, Rebels still played a crucial part on expanding the idea of a group of Rebels fighting against the Empire and tying up loose threads from The Clone Wars. However when trying to circle back to The Clone Wars to finish what was suppose to be released BEFORE Rebels, there's already no more surprises or tension when watching, because we already know what ends up happening. Not to mention that now the writers will have to rewrite or rework certain dialogues and scenes for Clone Wars and Bad Batch in order to stay consistent with the events of Rebels, otherwise there could be more plot holes or "cinema sins" opening up. (I almost threw up from saying that, since Jeremy from Cinemasins tainted it)

@@MasterJunior93 Dude, you don't have to introduce the circumstances for me. I was giving a perfectly plausible in-universe explanation for Rex's lie.

@@Verebazs ahhh, sorry. 😊

I think Rex was just being vague to save face in front of Kanan. After all, he _did_ technically have his chip removed and _did_ help his “jedi” escape. It would have been pretty awkward if he said “well I mean, at first I betrayed her, but then shortly after that I didn’t”.

He didn’t betray his jedi. Anakin. He didn’t go after Anakin

appreciate the info man

So bad

@@anomalyinc3239 Well let's not forget that the name change is easily explained away by the fact that they wanted a means of striking the planet out of its record's, so a simple name change along with making all the information about the planet accessible only to Jedi Masters and the Jedi themselves, would have likely helped prevent newly risen Sith from becoming a threat or impede their path to power long enough for the Jedi to find and kill them. There are also a ton of other reason why the name change exists that don't have to involve an official use of sources.

@@anomalyinc3239 about Jango origin-it was obvios that Prime Minister would say a lie about Jango( Jango was a separatist, terrorist and the one who trying asassinate Padme-definitly not a man you want to be connect with in front of jedi)

Which makes perfect sense and gives the world more depth. In our world place names change their names also gradually over centuries and millennia. So why not also in the Star Wars universe. The fact that this point is brought up as a point of criticism just illustrates how superficial most of that kind of criticism really is.

Because, unlike others, Anomaly understands that the complaints about Ahsoka and the plot based about Jabba are dumb if you actually think instead of saying it's stupid right off the bat.

The Clone Wars movie was really some Clone Wars television episodes that were made into widescreen.

@@berranari1 Even then, i think it worked well as a movie introduction

@@orlandofurioso7329 Yeah, I have no problem with it. People criticize it as a "movie". I'm the type of person that generally preferred watching television shows over movies. Except for Star Wars. I used to tell people that movies "steal" 2 hours away from your life whereas tv gave you a steady continuous relationship, which I preferred over a one-night stand. This did not mean that I preferred watching the Terminator tv show over the 1984 movie (which I saw in a drive in when I was 9). But in general, I loved tv more than movies. Of course, I love that a movie feature has more of everything, sound, story, visuals and big movie star actors. Every franchise is different. Star Trek and Lost in Space started as television shows, Star Wars was a movie and Battlestar Galactica was a tv show that began with a feature film. Now all of these franchises have television and movie content. Back to the Clone Wars movie, the idea is much like the start of Battlestar Galactica except that Battlestar Galactica actually made a movie, even the reboot Battlestar Galactica started with a tv movie that was pretty epic. The Clone Wars movie was from the tv series, having said that that Clone Wars tv series was so good that many more of its arcs could be seen as a movie. I love the Ryloth arc. A bit off-topic, I don't know if you are old enough to remember the transformers movie. Not the live action 2007 movie, but the cartoon one called "Transformers - the movie" from 1986. It was a continuation of the 1984 Transformers animated television series. The movie featured Judd Nelson from the Breakfast Club, Leonard Nimoy as Galvatron and Orson Welles as Unicron. The music was composed by guy who did the music to Rocky IV, Vince DiCola, as well as some great rock tracks including a rock version of the Transformers theme by the rock band Lion. Eric Idle was a voice actor and "Weird" Al Yankovich was also on the soundtrack. The story and animation were more like Japanese animated features than the animation from the Transformers tv show. It felt like a movie, a cartoon movie. Only problem was what happened in the movie made me and many other children (I was 10 or 11), sad and very angry. Yes, the kids got angry! But as an adult I now love that 1986 movie and still watch it. It doesn't matter that it was made to make us buy new toys, not now anyway. In fact, I was glad to see new Transformers toys from that 1986 movie in stores (2018). After all these years they are still trying to make me want to buy more toys. I did want it though. I did not buy it, only because I am old and I don't have time to play with the Transformers I already bought. Back to Star Wars, the company Hasbro that make the Transformers also make the toys for Star Wars Clone Wars. They also now make all the Star Wars toys, taking over that from Kenner. Hasbro even made Star Wars Transformers, one was a Vader helmet that transformed into Vader's TIE fighter. lol I thought "What the ...?" Hasbro before Transformers were famous for GI Joe, which is now also a movie franchise starring Dwayne Johnson. Transformers and GI Joe are not the only franchises that started with toys, there was Action Man, He-Man, Centurions and probably others. He-Man was made by Mattel the same company that makes Barbie. Barbie has tv cartoons and movies, I heard there was a live action movie coming. 20th July 2023.

@@pinheadnate8799 What do you mean ?

@@pinheadnate8799 What series did you watch ?

@@pinheadnate8799 I don't think you're all there buddy.

@@pinheadnate8799 Nope.

@@pinheadnate8799 Lies. You have no basis for this. Deceit !

I am really eager to hear what he thinks about it!

Just like the fans waited for the Clone Wars finale...

But the old EU was never canon. The whole Canon system was Anything Made by George then everything else. If Anything Made by George superseded something, then it wasn't really canon.

@@REDDAWNproject The EU was a parallel universe to the films 1- 6. George Lucas’s Star Wars or The G-Canon is the first six episodes, and his plans for the sequel trilogy, along with his ideas of what happened before TPM, in Paul Duncan’s new book, so it’s pretty much the equivalent of earth-1 in DC, the first timeline, the prime one. Everything else is alternate timelines and universes. George has been on note saying he was fascinated with Star Treks take on alternate universes in the old 60’s tv show and wanted the EU to be a mirror verse of his films like a sand box for fans to play in and make their own takes on star wars. Basically the equivalent of Earth-2 in The DC universe. So The EU despite all it’s continuity and the writers trying to match their continuity of the books with the six films it was a parallel universe the whole time. To me this just makes the concept of a star wars multiverse apparent so whenever I see a continuity error to 1-6 in anything I can always write it off as an alternate timeline because honestly while morons try to say George is bad with continuity his six films have the best continuity in all star wars projects compared to anything else, especially the new stuff. Ironically the man who idiots claim has bad continuity skills is very good with his continuity when he’s running things.

@@REDDAWNproject um yes it was. And there are multiple sources to prove it

@@REDDAWNproject Wrong. Everything from novels, to comics, to games, it was all considered canon to the larger Star Wars universe, and George made sure it was so. TCW was made when George was focused on other projects which is why it isn't as well integrated in EU.

Graphically it improved over time. I think the original Clone Wars cartoon stuck more to the established events of the Saga movies (Episodes 1 to 6). There was no need for Maul (which takes away from the events of TPM). Inhibitor chips was also not in Episodes 2 or 3 and unnecessary for the story to work. The show also would have benefitted from showing us more Jedi (e.g. Aayla Secura, Adia Gallia, Windu, Cin Drallig etc) more often. And by not having the Separatists constantly show as cartoonishly evil where they actually win on merit for a change.

Honestly, I almost never disagree with Nomz but I think he's actually wrong about that particular line. I'm not surprised that Obi-Wan had figured it out. Considering Anakin openly told him that he fancied Padme in Attack of the Clones - "I'd much rather dream about Padme. Being around her again is intoxicating" - I think Obi-Wan knew he was in a relationship with her but simply ignored it because he didn't want to get either of them into trouble.

Obi-Wans knowledge of their romance was shown in the original Revenge of the Sith novelization by Matthew Stover, written with - and edited by - Lucas.

Very true. Also that music when gunships land on Felucia. That's an epic soundtrack.

God I wish that fan film was cannon

I think the original Clone Wars cartoon stuck more to the established events of the Saga movies (Episodes 1 to 6). There was no need for Maul (which takes away from the events of TPM) and it just seems ridiculous that he survived and he shouldn't be the focus of the Clone Wars in any case. Inhibitor chips was also not in Episodes 2 or 3 and unnecessary for the story to work. The show also would have benefitted from showing us more Jedi (e.g. Aayla Secura, Adia Gallia, Windu, Cin Drallig etc) more often to give us a viewpoint of how other Jedi (in particular Jedi of Anakin's age) behave, or talk to citizens. And by not having the Separatists constantly show as cartoonishly evil where they actually win on merit for a change.

TCW is a major proponent for why they were easily able to blow up the expanded universe which is a reason why I have a distain for the show

@@delta2372 A lot of it is mediocre and a shadow of what it could have been yes. Chips is beyond nonsensical and nothing to do with what we saw in the movies. There are far better EU books like Labyrinth of Evil and Rise of Darth Vader.

@@darkjediknight2923 indeed, the clones are also much better in the EU, there's an instance in the show where a clone hurts himself punching a droid but EU clones are stronger and more resistant to pain than the average human and could easily punch a B1s head off

@@delta2372 Indeed. Much better in the EU and most importantly they were more reflective of the canon/lore in George's saga.

And how much is known about those scripts and storylines?

I wonder if the Sith shrine arc would still be considered cannon.

@Crocodile Dundee Favourite scene? Well that's a tough question I love the Umbara arc. And I really enjoy the banter with Anakin and Obi Wan but then again when it comes to Obi Wan he's my favourite character.

I think the original Clone Wars cartoon stuck more to the established events of the Saga movies (Episodes 1 to 6). TCW had great moments. BUT - There was no need for Maul (which takes away from the events of TPM) and it just seems ridiculous that he survived and he shouldn't be the focus of the Clone Wars in any case. Inhibitor chips was also not in Episodes 2 or 3 and unnecessary for the story to work. The show also would have benefitted from showing us more Jedi (e.g. Aayla Secura, Adia Gallia, Windu, Cin Drallig etc) more often to give us a viewpoint of how other Jedi (in particular Jedi of Anakin's age) behave, or talk to citizens. And by not having the Separatists constantly show as cartoonishly evil where they actually win on merit for a change. You could have shown how a different Jedi Knight reacts to a galactic citizen being attracted to them as comparison to Anakin. I think you also needed more of Anakin with Obi Wan before Anakin becomes a Jedi Knight. I.e. more of the dynamic duo in action. Also Jabiim from the comics. And more Clone Commandos too!

@Crocodile Dundee YES that's what I was saying too! The opening of ROTS for instance states there are heroes on both sides. But in TCW, the Separatists are practically the stereotypical cartoon villains. Whereas they should be shown to win battles by being better battlefield commanders, or having the support of the local planetary populace, or perhaps even being morally right versus the Republic/Jedi. Even Count Dooku in the movies is shown to be a highly principled person who is against corruption and has a degree of class and respect for the Jedi. He isn't just pure evil, but has motivations. And Grievous and Obi Wan should not be meeting every other week (nor should Anakin and Dooku). I think we didn't see enough of Anakin and Obi Wan together. And we didn't see enough other Jedi Generals. I'd have loved to have seen more Luminara, Aayla, Shaak Ti, Windu, Vos, Drallig, Master Di etc. I always thought a Jedi like Aayla (someone young) in comparison to Anakin would be interesting. Seeing how they behave versus Anakin who joined the Jedi Order late. I think sometimes the clone troops didn't lose enough. And yes, more nuance was needed. Otherwise, the way it showed the war, the Republic should have won in about a week.

This show makes The Last Jedi shine brighter.

@@pinheadnate8799 lol what?

Maul (Of course, I did.)

Also, the Clone, Ridge, has been first seen during the battle of Teth in the movie. Imagine you survive every battle of the war and then get killed by a fucking door

Oh don't sweat it, Charlie is on Tico tier anyways

Some political issues are universal though. As long as there are differences between people (or aliens) there can be racism. As long as there is money there can be economic inequality As long as there are nations and war there can be imperialism and war crimes. Making obvious allegories to the real world is tiresome though, like the aliens in Avatar basically being native americans.

@@MrAskmannen i am aware. I meant that in my point as well but it didnt come across clearly. I guess safe politics are fine then

@@peteypiranalover I get what you mean as well. I predict there will be an instance of a space police officer kneeling on an allegory of an african-american in some future star wars media.

@@MrAskmannen I think Xavier is referring to today’s political heat

Exactly Star Wars politics in a Star Wars movie no problem real world politics get that s*** out of my Star Wars it's called a fantasy universe as in not the real world we go into these universes to escape the real world

Tobh that betrayal arc was pretty bad

This show was the 1st kind of media I was shown of Star Wars and is why I'm a fan. Just sad we won't ever get a show like that ever in the franchise. Mando and Bad Batch can only dream to being this good.

TCW is garbage that dumbed down the Clone Wars for a kids audience.

@@lba_e_ross2152 uhhhh what?

@@SolarDraws Don't mind him. I've seen him commenting similar stuff bashing TCW

@MAXWELL BRINKER Lol if I said that I must have mispoke or you misread. TCW is hot garbage

RIGHT

@@bemasaberwyn55 Whenever I hear him, no matter what kind of accent or voice he's putting on, I hear Clancy Brown. Not even other voice actors get such a lack of recognition despite far less unique voices, and not all voice actors have the same kind of on-screen experience. Never mind how popular basically everything he's in actually is. It's just so crazy to me that someone straight up wouldn't even recognize his voice and require "Mr. Krabs" to make even a weak connection.

He was one of the few redeeming qualities in this awful show.

@@Richard_Nickerson Clancy was also in Avatar the Last Airbender and just recently, Dexter New Blood.

Obi-Wan knowing of Anakin’s and Padme’s romance was literally shown in the original Revenge of the Sith Novelization, written with - and edited - by Lucas himself.

And the Yoda training arc and Sifo Dyas storyline?

@@samlerf Those were always intended to be part of season 6. I don't see your point 'tho. I explained that the Clovis-arc was finished long before Disney pulled the plug, because it was originally intended for Season 5, that why it was included in Season 6, over the Son of Dathomir-arc, which was only in early-production at the time.

@@Verebazs We have to wonder if things would have been finished and presented differently, with gaps filled, too, since Lucas explained it all already in the novels "Labyrinth of Evil" and "Darth Plagueis".

@@Verebazs Oh?, and what's the source?

@@samlerf Labyrinth of Evil and Darth Plagueis are EU novels. They were not made by Lucas, they were written by James Luceno, so they were non-canon to begin with.

yeah it was only meant to be 40 minutes

@@anomalyinc3239 long man good

Another reason is that with many Jedi spread across the Galaxy fighting the War and some of them dead, many Padawans had to be given much more responsibility. I mean, Ahsoka was a *bratty* teenager when we first saw her and she had to grow up rather quickly into a *mature* teenager.

It's been a while since I saw the episode but from what I remember Yoda brought Ahsoka along to help him and like what Robinson said most Knights and Masters were busy with the Clone Wars so having a Padawan help out on what is ultimately a simple trip to get Kyber crystals is not really crazy.

I get what he’s saying about why would Ahsoka be there but I’ve never really questioned it because I think that arc does a great job of showing how much Ahsoka has matured as a character

@@coolman229 I think there was a separate episode of ahsoka with the younglings and they got attacked by grievous

@@AustenHilton ​ Yeah I know about the other episodes. They all suck. I'm talking about Ahsoka being brought along by Yoda to help the Younglings get their Kyber crystals.

Mortis Arc I mean.

I remember Jensaarai1 saying how while the Mortis Arc might have happened in the EU as well, he likes to think it probably took a different route, framed within the continuity of the old Clone Wars Multimedia Project, without Ahsoka.

I wish the Mortis arc wasn't about the "true purpose" of Chosen One, but instead tied into setting up Abeloth. Like the Ones were trying to recruit Anakin because his potential power was the only one comparable to the Father's. But to help he'd have to leave the Jedi, the Republic, and most importantly, Padmé behind as he'd be forced to live and train on Mortis until the day of Abeloth's inevitable escape. So he refused.

@@corruptangel6793 that would've been cool

@@corruptangel6793 sadly abeloth didn't exist until after those episodes

Eh, I don't know about that one. Now, I know this is an unpopular opinion, but I actually like Clone Wars Grievous. Now, I also like in the OG series, he was freaking awesome in that show, nobody's going to dispute that. But I feel like the Clone Wars gave Grievous some characterization that he didn't really posess in the movie or the OG show. Now, could they have shown Grievous having more 2003-esque badass moments when he slaughters Jedi like it's nothing? Of course, I absolutely think it's a travesty we didn't see more of that in TCW, but I do think TCW actually fleshes out Grievous' character and who he is a bit better than in 2003.

@@occam7382 Wow, that is an unpopular opinion. I respectfully disagree. Grievous isn't meant to be a fleshed out villain. He was meant to be Dooku's attack dog that did his dirty work. I really dislike how they turned him into a moustache twirling villain. But thats just my opinion. Grievous was also VERY inconsistent when it comes to his power level. One episode, he takes on 3 Jedi Council masters. Another, he is made a fool of by a Jedi Padawan. Another, he gets his ass handed to him by Gungans.

@@edblake476, agreed. Some of the stuff that happens to Grievous is just shameful. If any army would be able to take him down, it should've been the clones, not the Gungans. But I disagree on his character. Grievous being "Dooku's attack dog" just kinda seems wrong to me. It was cool for 2003, but let's be honest, that would get old at some point, and he'd probably be seen as nothing more than a shell of a character meant to kill off impoartant characters when the script demands it. Even if I don't like all the things they did with TCW Grievous, I at least appreciate that he got some character development at all. But I can see where you're coming from, so how about we respectfully agree to disagree?

@@occam7382 Yeah at least we can agree on that. I disagree. Dooku was always meant to be the flushed out villain. I believe that the reason as to why created Grievous in legends was better, as he may have felt some internal conflict from being a Jedi once, So he sends Grievous to do his dirty work. I definitely see where you are coming from though. I think we should agree to disagree also. We both have very valid points, and it has been a pleasure to debate in such a respectful manner. Have a nice day :)

Lol a Mary Sue? Yeah they sure took notes alright XD

@@lba_e_ross2152 how is ahsoka a Mary sue?!?

@@lba_e_ross2152 ahsoka is not a Mary sue at all bro.

@UC-SgbVIYdbyFDSYCw8RGXiA by the end of the show she is not 14 anymore

Wait why did it scramble up your username

im just glad you used a comparison to plinkett as an insult :), im so proud

@@anomalyinc3239 "But so betrayed" ;)

@@Verebazs haha I was gonna put that but I didnt know if youd get it

@@anomalyinc3239 Second best line out of Hondo, only behind "I'm not as young as I once was, but I'm older!" :D

@Crocodile Dundee That one's gold too, but the fact that that he says the "I'm not as young..." line, while being escorted by two hot Twi'lek chicks raises it by a few levels above all others.

that's my thoughts on the review rather than the show haah

It might be his accent for me lol

TCW is about the monster that the dark side turned Dooku into. And it's in line with Dooku's inner monologs in the Episode III novelization (Matthew Stover, written with - and edited by - Lucas).

Why is C-3PO the real plot hole? He got his memory wiped in Episode III.

@@prometheusmodelow8322 Yeah, and R2 didn't. And then no one cared that they got paired back together, and R2 seems not to have bothered even trying to explain the PT to C3PO during the OT.

@@Richard_Nickerson Yeah, apparently he didin't.

@@prometheusmodelow8322 Which is absurd.

@@Richard_Nickerson that's actually a really interesting point. 🤔

And not to mention I've never known a politician to tell the truth about any damn thing

@@chrono2959 exactly

The New “Bad Batch” episode is really throwing me for a loop. I was enjoying the ride so far but I want them to focus on the characters more and stop having filler. I know people who like rebels really liked it buts it pretty much a Hera backstory with a bad batch cameo. They are already starting to fall into the disney show problem of meandering around to much and not committing to a concrete storyline or developing the characters. If it keeps going like this it will probably have a rushed conclusion.

Noms 🤣🤣

Im using that now lol

@@ToddHoward76 I feel it's trying too hard to tie in with Mando and rebels

Same with me! I find myself looking up vids about a source of media that I like in order to see what’s potentially wrong with it. It really makes me feel useless because I can’t form my own opinions on anything unless it’s under the influence of others words…… 😔

The problem is that the original animation is unclear as for its timeframe in the war. And they clearly only recognized those volumes instead of everything else. So they could have very easily pushed the events of that story to the forefront of the Clone War. If they even paid attention to that sort of thing. The Battle of Dantooine takes place in season 2 of TCW but in the original animation it happened before Anakin was knighted. Every source I've heard has put the TCW starting point 2-6 months into the war instead of over 2 years into it like when Legends had Anakin get knighted originally.

@@corruptangel6793 There is one thing that is clear about the passage of time, Anakin is a knight. So either way, it certainly doesn't take place near the beginning of the war.

I grew up with the OG clone wars multimedia project during the 2001-2007 years but TCW is good too.

It wasn't as strong as the fanboys overly exaggerate. George was literally just a creative consultant that said yes or no on things and suggested ideas.

​@@ironinquisitor3656Though i will say you can clearly see that in his absence the consistency fell apart hard.

@@orlandofurioso7329 Indeed.

Hello Crosshair, good to see a fellow Commander.

It was more of a matter of circumstance. The Seps are always looking for information and the junk trader realized he had that in R2, especially when Jedi come personally to look for him. It's not until delivering R2 that they realize the gold mine they stumbled upon. R3 is specifically referred to as a "spy" so I don't think he was just meant for sabotage.

And that comic is why I HATE Death Watch. They were the villains in that comic but were all wiped out by Jango after the fact. In so doing, he avenged his family (who were killed when he was a child), the man that raised him, his comrads, and executed their leader, Vizla, after personally defeating him in one-on-one battle by feeding him to the local wildlife. Filloni revived that faction and undid everything in that comic.

In the same manner that the "Imperial Dream" is to become rich, travel to Kamino and order a Clone harem of Aayla Securas.

Yeah I agree

Not only that but his wound was cauterized as soon as he was cut so it’s not like he had the chance to bleed out or anything. I just figured it was due to Darth Mauls species and him being a Sith Lord that he was able to survive.

@@justfriends7581 How does he poop without dying from bleeding and losing his organs?

Darth Sion comes to mind, his body was falling apart but his hatred held him together.

Here is the thing tho, Maul surviving makes no sense. They explained how he came back in a comic and its stupid. He litterally falls into a tank of Plasma. Incase you are not aware, Plasma is one of Naboo's most valuable exports. Maul despite falling into the same contanor that burns his legs into ashes, lives, and then that container along with a full shipment of the most valuable resource on Naboo is then dumped whole onto the trash planet in the show. Why you may be asking? So we can get Maul from point A. to point B. of course. TCW is so trash

@@lba_e_ross2152 Here we go lol, somebody that hates the Clone Wars with a burning passion. That's not what happened though, it's explained that he fell down the shaft and grabbed on to one of the ventilation ducts, then he made his way onto a transport and made his way Lotho Minor. Even if Maul did get more burns other Sith have survived injuries far greater than that by using hatred to survive for years without dying.

Also, i think the use of the OG Lucasfilm logo was a deliberate move by Filoni to say: here is the final George present

I was thinking the same thing. I thought of it as a more 'less modern' version of how the Force was used if that makes sense

I just thought it was some form of sith alchemy. It that's what I assumed it was.

@@rickmalinger5361 the force lightning ability years of practice for dark side users. Maybe the ability gets unlocked through alchemy but not sure. Vader was never able to use the lightning because of his body beijg burned alive. Maul and Ventress dont have enough training. Notice how only the old characters can use it. Palpitine, Dooku, and Yoda

Prob didn't want to be believe the fact that anakin was vader since we see her trauma in the idea anakin falling

She was probably in denial all those years

Why the hell would Yoda remember R2? I don't get why people think characters in the OT have to have a perfect recollection of everything they experienced in the Prequels. If you had a close neighbor who got a dog that you met and hung out with a couple dozen times over the course of several years, then you move away and 20 years later someone else shows up at your house with that same dog, you telling me you'd recognize it with any certainty? At best you'd think it looked a bit familiar.

Agreed, canon wars are dumb

She was thinking 'The Force is Female'

Crystal Crisis on Utapau is gone

No we live in the worst timeline because TCW was made, it killed Star Wars continuity thanks to George and Daves meddling and the franchise nose dived with it.

@MAXWELL BRINKER TCW was badly writen since the begining, it aint Disney exclusviev because surprise! They took on all the same people! Shocker, no wonder the Bad Batch, Rebels, and Resistance were so terrible

@@lba_e_ross2152 either way you look at it I'd take TCW over 95% of Disney star wars

@@dtxspeaks268 TCW is the bedrock of Disney SW, I'd rather throw out both and have the EU back.