July 5, 2026 15:56
The Clone Wars is a monumental work of galactic proportions. I watched all the seasons and, to be honest, I do
The Clone Wars is a monumental work of galactic proportions.
I watched all the seasons and, to be honest, I don’t understand how I ever lived without this series.It adds so much to the understanding of Star Wars, contains so much epic and heavy meanings and scenes.Even taking into account the fact that you know how it will end, you still worry about the heroes.The clones became like family.Obi-Wan gained even more of a drinking, kind father vibe.
Ahsoka goes from a spirited child to one of the most complete and tragic figures of the entire saga.Her exit from the Order is a scene after which you no longer look at the Jedi Council with the same eyes.Clones are the same story.Before the series, Order 66 for me was simply about faceless stormtroopers carrying out orders.Afterwards - about the involuntary betrayal of loved ones, who just a minute ago were completely different.
The revival of Maul sounded bad, but it was presented very well.And I laugh because even the authors themselves make fun of the resurrection of the character through Obi-Wan.The character, cut in half in the first episode, turns into one of the most terrifying and interesting figures in the saga in The Clone Wars.His confrontation with Obi-Wan on Mandalore, his duel and attempt to become one with Ahsoka are very interesting moments.
By the end, you know that somewhere in parallel Anakin is already heading towards his fall, you know how it will all end, and you still want it to go differently this time.Ahsoka over the clone graves after Order 66, a lightsaber stuck in the snow - this is a level of emotion that the movies don't even come close to delivering.
But beyond the main plot, The Clone Wars is a cool animated series.The Mortis arc, where the story suddenly goes into pure mythology about Father, Son and Daughter;about a deserted clone who realized that he did not want to fight;about the training of younglings, where initiation into padawans is revealed;a simple story of a pair of clones in a wrecked lighthouse waiting for war.Each arc expands the understanding of the universe, gives it life and meaning, explains why everything happened exactly the way it did and not otherwise.
I polished it with Revenge of the Sith (and additional respect to the cartoonists who added scenes and context from the film).Started "Rebels".The style in them is a huge step back.I hope the storyline is great.Ezra seems like an interesting guy so far. #game
I watched all the seasons and, to be honest, I don’t understand how I ever lived without this series.It adds so much to the understanding of Star Wars, contains so much epic and heavy meanings and scenes.Even taking into account the fact that you know how it will end, you still worry about the heroes.The clones became like family.Obi-Wan gained even more of a drinking, kind father vibe.
Ahsoka goes from a spirited child to one of the most complete and tragic figures of the entire saga.Her exit from the Order is a scene after which you no longer look at the Jedi Council with the same eyes.Clones are the same story.Before the series, Order 66 for me was simply about faceless stormtroopers carrying out orders.Afterwards - about the involuntary betrayal of loved ones, who just a minute ago were completely different.
The revival of Maul sounded bad, but it was presented very well.And I laugh because even the authors themselves make fun of the resurrection of the character through Obi-Wan.The character, cut in half in the first episode, turns into one of the most terrifying and interesting figures in the saga in The Clone Wars.His confrontation with Obi-Wan on Mandalore, his duel and attempt to become one with Ahsoka are very interesting moments.
By the end, you know that somewhere in parallel Anakin is already heading towards his fall, you know how it will all end, and you still want it to go differently this time.Ahsoka over the clone graves after Order 66, a lightsaber stuck in the snow - this is a level of emotion that the movies don't even come close to delivering.
But beyond the main plot, The Clone Wars is a cool animated series.The Mortis arc, where the story suddenly goes into pure mythology about Father, Son and Daughter;about a deserted clone who realized that he did not want to fight;about the training of younglings, where initiation into padawans is revealed;a simple story of a pair of clones in a wrecked lighthouse waiting for war.Each arc expands the understanding of the universe, gives it life and meaning, explains why everything happened exactly the way it did and not otherwise.
I polished it with Revenge of the Sith (and additional respect to the cartoonists who added scenes and context from the film).Started "Rebels".The style in them is a huge step back.I hope the storyline is great.Ezra seems like an interesting guy so far. #game