Star Wars: Clone Wars 2D Micro-Series - Volume 2 REACTION!!

Eric Rick Calvin and Aaron react to and discuss Volume 2 of Star Wars Vintage: Clone Wars 2D Micro-Series - an animated television series set in the Star Wars universe, developed by Genndy Tartakovsky - #StarWars #CloneWars #MayThe4thBeWithYou
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[@choekyigyaltsen7579]

Hope you reach it soon

[@ItsShaz1]

:)

[@monsterosity1]

@@choekyigyaltsen7579 2,w)

[@karlheath4327]

I bought these when they released them on DVD, loved the action, the lightsabre duels were awesome

[@mikelcatalan4421]

One of my favorite moments was captain Fordo going "we need reinforcements" *procedes to singlehandedly hold back the droid army*

[@joshholland8564]

Fordo: we need reinforcements! But not for us! ( doom music kicks in)

[@ImmortanDan]

We need reinforcements... And I guess I'm it!

[@crowsenpai5625]

“I need more people to witness the SHEER ASSKICKING IM GIVING TO THESE CLANKERS!”

[@gamingartbeasts]

​@@crowsenpai5625 YEAH!

[@jabur7]

One little detail that I absolutely love is how the trooper at 3:57, as soon as his rifle gets cut, IMMEDIATELY goes to draw the sidearm, even with a lightsaber wielding death cyborg in front of him.

[@zackth3ripp3ra65]

damn good eye

[@shad2690]

The ARC’s were trained to be some of the best, even if it doesn’t matter

[@nikulus2840]

@@shad2690 That's actually very sad...

[@lopertyl6534]

Bro had that quick weapon switch keybind on

[@TheGreater-ScopeVillain]

I love how Palpatine is so laid-back and just does not care about anything that happens because he knows that nothing is powerful enough to do him harm. The way he just stood up to Grievous was so funny. It's all part of his plan and he's such a troll about it, and I love it! *_"How DARE you barge in to my private residence! Who do you think you are?!"_*

[@blitzgirl6522]

Yesss I absolutely love how Palpatine didn't give a shit because this was all part of his plan! I really like this depiction of Palpatine. Actually, this miniseries has my favorite interpretation of all the characters. I could be biased, though.

[@deltadan3565]

@@blitzgirl6522 did you get the vintage collection figures that came out this year for this series? They’re really cool imo

[@doodoo5594]

watching him chilling pretending to be just an old man is honestly hysterical, knowing what hes truly capable of

[@slipstream9619]

Honestly I always felt line behind all the sith stuff Palpatine was just a troll who had nothing better to do. Just laughing his ass off behind the scenes

[@goatlover6312]

@@slipstream9619 Well his backstory is being a spoiled child who got away with some awful shit because his rich and influential dad kept letting him of so he has since young developed a a sadistic, entitled and narcissistic personality.

[@thedarkknight2221]

Even though we never see in the canonical Clone Wars how exactly Palpatine was “kidnapped” I like to imagine that is was as close to this as possible. Also I want to see a Jedi in live action use Donnie Yen style rabbit punches with The Force like Mace Windu did in this show.🤞🤞

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

@@slushy8603 Except Ahsoka's development is more important.

[@WildWeavile]

@@slushy8603 I mean yeah but we had to actually have a reason for bo-katan to seek out Ahsoka.

[@jstarwars360]

One of the things I enjoy about the 3D Clone Wars is that it doesn't really decanonize anything that happens in the micro-series. Volume 1 could easily take place inbetween Episode 2 and the 3D series while Volume 2 occurs after Ahsoka leaves. While Anakin and Obi-Wans snow adventure doesn't line-up anymore, I like to believe those events still happened albiet at a slightly different point in the timeline. Update: The novel Brotherhood referenced Windus fight on Dantoonie.

[@viniciuscardoso8056]

@@jstarwars360 he gain scar before ahsoka first aparition

[@mediumvillain]

This WAS canonical Lucas-approved Clone Wars, moreso than anything from the EU. Grievous being injured in this cartoon is why he was coughing and always running away in Episode 3. This is how Palpatine was kidnapped from Coruscant. Then Disney decided to remove it from canon along with the other much less important Clone Wars tie-ins in one of a long string of dumb moves that added nothing to the universe but a potential future chance to cash in.

[@daviddiett2168]

What a double treat, I used to try and catch these at the end of other cartoons, if I remember the first series were the 5 minutes shorts while the second series had proper 20 minute episodes all to themselves.

[@roryotoole3279]

3 minutes and then 12.

[@noremac7216]

The originally wanted them to fit each episode into one minute. But Gendy talk them into an extra couple minutes

[@moonleafteaofthemonth]

Canon aside, there are some of my favorite moments in all of Star Wars just in these micro-episodes, like Padme putting Anakin's padawan braid in her little box of personal items. And Anakin eating worms.

[@DiggitySlice]

That's because these were made with love instead of being frankensteined by a Borg-like company and infused with politics

[@hooniwoomy]

​@@DiggitySlice my brother in christ It's star wars You can't get more political than fucking STAR WARS

[@SlowWinterNuts]

@@DiggitySlice It's unfortunate you dislike the Original Trilogy for being infused with politics :(

[@thepaladinauthoryoutube]

"I'm not afraid of you. You wouldn't dare harm the Supreme Chancellor of the Republic. WhatEVER would your Master say?" Palpatine says with a small smile. That line and tone of voice at the end gives me chills. He talked over the plan with Grievous beforehand and...it's just so ominous how he taunts people so innocently with choice words.

[@rodgill9376]

They made Shaak Ti such a badass in this show. I've always liked her character. Shame that in the films and in the later Clone Wars show, they reduced her role. Despite that, I always thought she was awesome. I liked her personality, skills with the lightsaber, use of the force and her wisdom. Fun fact: her two combat forms she uses are forms 2 and 4.

[@dugoo3405]

While she did have plenty of scenes in the clone wars, it's a shame we never saw her in combat.

[@joshuamangnall]

And then she died at least 4 times in 4 different ways!

[@rodgill9376]

@@joshuamangnall lol yep

[@alucard624]

@@joshuamangnall She's had more alternate deaths than just about any other character in Star Wars at this rate.

[@christopherstein2024]

​@@alucard624 Hopefully they kill her some more in the Kenobi series

[@ddgray97]

I love the Samurai Jack animation style they used for this series

[@tbcalex]

It's by the same person who made Samurai Jack.

[@SpicyClover]

Is it also the same people who made Sym-biotic Titan?

[@Merc1987]

@@SpicyClover glad to see a Symbionic Titan reference, Gennedys lost classic!

[@moonleafteaofthemonth]

I also enjoyed that little, "You're not my father," moment between Anakin and Obi-Wan on the subject of Qui Gonn, followed by their both admitting that they miss him. Little touches like that.

[@theawesomeman9821]

that's deep

[@timebolt8836]

If you remember in Clone Wars s7, when Anakin gives Ahsoka her lightsabers, Obi-Wan comes racing in saying that "Coruscant is under attack, Shaak-ti has been sent to secure the Chancellor but has lost contact". This is what that was referring to. Though it would have been crazy to see Anakin with the eye scar, I'm happy they made their own version of the event in s7.

[@karamanid]

Still 2d was a better version

[@peaceunion5316]

This series has nothing yo do with the 2008 show. It is no longer considered canon which is a shame. I think this was far better

[@nicktoons125]

@@karamanid Both are great, why does it matter?

[@flamebreaker7318]

@@peaceunion5316 they referenced when shaakk ti protecting the chancellor that basically means that part of it is canon until something else replaces it

[@peaceunion5316]

@@flamebreaker7318 it just means that filoni or whoever wrote the episode took ideas from the previous show and used it, but far less interesting. The shows were written and animated by completely different teams and have completely different narratives. They are no co-canon

[@jeebus2313]

There's some great comedic bits in this series. The Ithorian Jedi (I'm sorry I know he has a name but I don't remember if off the top of my head) pressing the elevator button while trying to get away from Grievous always gets a laugh out of me. Also Palpatines nonchalant attitude toward everything and how he doesn't really give a shit about anything happening around him is hilarious.

[@elxiyrl9747]

This is the best version of Grievous. He was more like a horror movie villain and it was awesome.

[@Gamma_249]

Now THAT is Grievous I know and love. A fricking BEAST!

[@ArlanKels]

Going from this to watching revenge of the sith was so jarring in how he was portrayed. I was so hyped for that movie due to these micros and it was the biggest letdown.

[@CABRALFAN27]

@@ArlanKels I mean, to be fair, in the movies, Grievous was just following Dooku's advice - If you can't get a decisive advantage over the Jedi before engaging them, it would be wiser to retreat. Fighting a fresh Anakin and Obi-Wan two to one would've been foolish, and on Utapau, Obi-Wan got the drop on _him_ instead.

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

@@CABRALFAN27 ROTS established Grievous always runs away, and Lucas specifically described him as a cowardly moustache-twirler.

[@jesuspernia8031]

@@willfanofmanyii3751 And the CGI show doesn’t help either. As good as that show is, it pales in comparison to the Clone Wars legends material and got A LOT of things wrong.

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

@@jesuspernia8031 How did it get things wrong? It was canon to the movies, not the non-canon EU.

[@FiveTen007]

Jedi Master K'Kruhk actually goes dormant into a death-like hibernation, he was later found and continued as a Jedi, then survived Order 66 went into hiding with a class of padawans, taught them in secret, then joined Luke's new jedi order.

[@rodgill9376]

He also out lived Luke and was a member of the new Jedi Council long afterwards as well.

[@UncleMilo]

I loved Shaak-Ti in this so much that I was disappointed they did nothing with her character that even came close in other titles.

[@azertyqwerty8398]

I remember fighting her in The Force Unleashed, and even as a kid, my first reaction was: "Why is she dressed like this ? She looked so cool in the show !"

[@jamessturrs8206]

Fordo will always be one of the most badass clones.

[@MegaRay220]

Absolutely love Richard Mcgonagle (Sully from Uncharted) as the voice of Grievous in this. Captures that spirit that James Earl Jones had as Vader

[@Suhoputnaya_Akula]

It's a fact!

[@realjoemavro]

He's my favorite voice of Grievous, mainly because he's 99% talent and 1% special effects. Matthew Wood is 1% talent and 99% special effects. And John Dimaggio is about 50/50.

[@steve0500738]

Volume 2 straight after Vol 1? BLESSED! We are BLESSED.

[@moonleafteaofthemonth]

The test in the cave was an interesting idea as far as exploring Anakin's fate. Though I love the Mortis Arc to death, this was still delightfully unique.

[@HunhowsShadowStalker]

Honestly one of my favorite moments in Star Wars in general. The Force isn't just some powerful magic, it's something that exists in everything. The Nelvaanians' cave paintings show us that the Force has influenced them enough that some of them likely had a vision of Anakin's fall, and they misconstrued it into the legend of the _Holt Kazed._ We really need more of that in Star Wars media. Not Force-using species or individuals, but the Force influencing civilisations in the form of religious or spiritual beliefs.

[@thargoff]

The Nelvaanese from 12:10 actually speak Hungarian. Was quite surprised when I suddenly understood them. :)

[@insignific_nt]

Yep! After the little girl said "apu", I was like waaaait a minute! I've seen this like a decade ago with hun dub, so I never even knew about it. Although they have used hungarian language, they didn't use hungarians, because there were the typical mispronounciations, like "kicsit" sounded like kitsit instead of kitshit.

[@DB6195]

Excellent. Now the archives are complete.

[@Multigameguy35]

15:15 That's pretty poetic. "The stars in our sky are not the stars, but the ships of our fallen."

[@thadaHawk]

Deep reference: the ARC Pilot's helmet has the symbol of Fenn Rau's Protectors in Rebels Season 2. Fenn Rau's backstory is a flight instructor for the Clone Army.

[@martonsarosi9364]

Ahh that ghosthand episode is so heartbreaking but you also get to see Anakin being such a badass I love it

[@8Sigurd]

3:58 If you're a part of a commando squad, you know that when your commander says "Backup, NOW!", he gets the backup and he gets it fucking NOW. Something as silly as a metallic walls just can't stand in the way.

[@szeltovivarsydroxan9944]

I always found it silly that Windu could steer the droid fighter, but I just thought about it for the first time. There are two Force abilities that are similar; one more obscure, and I don't know how much it is in line with Lucas' canon, but Quinlan Vos hat telemetry. He could touch inanimate objects and through the Force know what happened to and around the object. So there can be might be a connection between the Force and inanimate objects. The other one is well established: Jedi can move objects through telekinesis. So why would Mace not be able, with enough training and knowledge, to manipulate and maybe even electrons to use something similar to telekinesis on a micro level?

[@micketm3]

The Vulture droids have a droid brain, from what I remember... the species that build them and modeled it after themselves, whorsiped making and or droids ... so most likely cyborg kinda whatever tech :)

[@animegamelover6368]

Matt Lanter and Mat Lucas are awesome as Anakin, along with James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan!!!

[@realjoemavro]

Mat Lucas sounds great in this series, taking what Hayden Christensen had to offer and improving upon it. In the video games, he tries a little too hard to emulate Christensen and the result is a lackluster performance.

[@MatildyMatilduh666]

Ah yes, the series that introduced me to Grievous and cemented him as one of my favorite villains. Its a shame he was never as much of a menace in Episode 3 and the newer Clone Wars series as he is in this.

[@DeadMoon1986]

My parents and I enjoyed every moment of this series back when they first aired. Especially me and my dad, since we'd already loved Genndy's previous work for Dexter's Laboratory and Samurai Jack

[@TrackMaster844]

Yes! Now THIS is the true Clone Wars for me ^^

[@NimbusTM]

I took Yoda's vision of Qui-Gon and Anakin as his mind being mostly clouded to future events, but still being able to cling to a significant moment, where he tells Luke to confront the cave on Dagobah. While he couldn't piece together Luke's identity, what little The Force could show him, clung to the part of Anakin within his son, leading to young Anakin taking Luke's place, and Qui-Gon taking his own.

[@martonsarosi9364]

WHATT?!??! We get part 2 today as well? May the 4th be with you!!

[@TheRealTeddyGaming]

My favorite scene throughout this Mini-Series, is when Dooku is training with Grievous showing us how powerful an Underrated Villain can be, especially against Grievous who has shown us beforehand how insane he is.

[@commandervoca8515]

I love at 3:57 that a clone immediately went for his side-arm

[@Dumplinos_Bricks]

What we’re all here for 17:33

[@reggiearriola9287]

Y E S

[@bobafett1313]

I mean let’s be honest if Rey can grab objects from across the galaxy or heal wounds as a nobody barely trained it can’t be that hard to believe Mace Windu can control a vulture droid.

[@keelanbarron928]

1. She was able to grab objects because she was linked to Ben. She could do that with anyone else. 2. She learned that from the books. (also, she can't heal herself, only others. (and if it's fatal, then you would need someone to die in order to save someone.) 3. I don't really think he did that because of the force, that was just technology know-how.

[@bobafett1313]

@@keelanbarron928 I just don’t care for Mary Sues. I never said she could heal herself and I never said Mace used the force but I will say that Rey is a nobody who never failed from what I recall or at least barely and who was never really thoroughly trained. A New Hope Luke failed with the training droid and in Empire he failed through training and against Vader losing a limb in the process. While Rey is has almost no trouble with Kylo throughout the entirety of the sequel trilogy. I know this is long but this is my opinion. Rey might have had potential in the first film but after the end she was nothing more than a Mary Sue.

[@keelanbarron928]

@@bobafett1313 okay. I don't think she was mary sue but okay.

[@bobafett1313]

@@keelanbarron928 It’s a fact that’s she’s a Mary Sue just look up the definition and any die hard sequel fan will understand. Besides the sequels arn’t canon so Rey can be the ultimate Jedi and I wouldn’t care. Thanks for the talk though.

[@CABRALFAN27]

On the other hand, it feels a bit hypocritical to give Disney so much shit for "breaking the lore" when Legends had a lot of similar bullshit. Case in point, Mace Ratatouille-ing a Vulture Droid.

[@moonleafteaofthemonth]

So great to see Shaakti shine here.

[@JoaoPedro-ol7sl]

I like to think the Battle of Coruscant was like that except for Mace being the cause of grievous' cough, or at least he did it in the beginning of the war

[@macuna1995]

Seriously great show, I wish we got more 2d animated Star Wars stuff back then (like a new Droids animated series), but at least we got Visions years later.

[@airsoft6147]

I always assumed that the scene with kid Anakin and Qui-Gon was on Naboo in the Gungan swamps while they were all getting ready for the attack. It would fit time and location wise and Dagoba isn't the only place where the force can call out to someone.

[@FiggityJones]

One day I hope we get a little more of this Grevious. Also all of this is entirely canon to me. I don’t care what happens in the future, it is forever canon 😂 Its too COOL not to be!

[@viniciuscardoso8056]

If disney never will did answer, this is the answer

[@Commander_Shepard.]

@@viniciuscardoso8056 never will did?

[@viniciuscardoso8056]

@@Commander_Shepard. yes, season 7 have to adaptaded this and they dont use this

[@Commander_Shepard.]

@@viniciuscardoso8056 adaptated?

[@viniciuscardoso8056]

@@Commander_Shepard. adapted, i am brazilian

[@chaost4544]

Mace Windu's style of fighting is so damn cool. He's like the Iron Fist of force users.

[@DaVeO52]

When it comes to the Prequels, I'm always Team Rick. 😋 These micros and the Clone Wars series are the only prequels I need.

[@raam726]

Right. I wonder if it'll work if one watches this, the clone wars show and ep iii instead of ep i and ii.

[@mikeblatzheim2797]

The thing is that the story would be very much incomplete if we'd have only gotten Clone Wars Prequels. Nothing on the start of the war, Anakin's past, his relationships with people such as Qui-Gon and Padme, etc. The Clone Wars wouldn't work without the solid story foundation of Episodes 1 and 2.

[@g2.a6]

That mural cave painting scene used to scare the shit out of me when i was little, especially the last part

[@boredguy52]

The pod race is pointless for the plot.

[@minder01]

18:11 Nero joke. Respect.

[@bubbles093]

13:28 to this DAY my brother and I still scream this whenever anything bad happens 🤣

[@v.PANDA.v]

21:24 Edna: NO CAPES!

[@johnnysparkle]

General Grievous was never planned to appear in the micro series. Instead, Durge was going to have his story arc ended in Chapter 20, but George Lucas thought it would be better to introduce Grievous a year before Revenge of the Sith. Durge's fate happened eventually in the medium where he had originally debuted, the Star Wars Dark Horse comics.

[@noahdean9685]

I have little memories of the 2003 clone wars all I can remember is Anakin fighting scary bald lady I can't spell her name and defeating her.

[@CABRALFAN27]

I still think 2008 TCW is the better series by a fairly wide margin - More compelling characters, more interesting story arcs, a bigger impact on the franchise as a whole. Really, the only metric where 2003 CW might have the edge is action, and even then, not by that much - but this series will still always hold a place in my heart. Besides, it's unfair to really compare it to a series 33 times longer than it (Fun fact: TCW has a total runtime of _66_ hours and 30 minutes, if my math is right).

[@mikechicago6200]

The blue native dog aliens are beautiful and love the native headwear.

[@DrWatson4]

I see you with that cloak merch Calvin nice very cool

[@DrWatson4]

Best thing about the pod racing is the noise Sebullba’s pod racer makes

[@jdhlegendz6700]

Me and Rick had the same thought at 14:27 mgs3 😂

[@jennapothier7310]

Sort of relating to not seeing the 501st, didn't Fordo inspire the creation of Rex's character? Fordo and Alpha 77

[@Benji568]

I always thought the Anakin Tribal storyline was a bit weird but all the corusant invasion stuff and Palpatine being protected was great and very tense. You really feel bad for the heroes.

[@roryotoole3279]

The blue race are called the Nelvaan. Named after the animation company Nelvana who created the Holiday Special Boba cartoon as well as the Droids and Ewoks cartoons. They are modeled after the characters in the Lost Prince story arc in Droids.

[@czoborarpi]

And they speak Hungarian for some reason

[@roryotoole3279]

The pod race was necessary to show you Anakins flying skills and to support Obi-Wan saying he was already a great pilot when he met him. And it was a lot of fun.

[@ConnorBlackstone]

Oh damn, two for one?! Lucky us!

[@markmorales7958]

17:33 What we all wanted them to see… ☺️

[@psyched1804]

Shaak Ti is my favorite Star Wars character, and it's all because of these last few episodes here.

[@CharlieHepp]

I have posted it already in the bad batch okay Nailed it, brother you know is today just now. Fantastic list. And Ahsoka at number 1, spot on!! ya mean brotha I love Clone Wars Ahsoka, she is beautiful, badass, and absolutely amazing. she deserves the #1 character spot❤ Here is a cool thing, every time Cad Bane Has a 1 v 1 showdown with another guy who uses a blaster such as Hunter, or Boba Fett, Both characters pull their blasters out at the same time, and guess who shoots the other person first? Cad Bane, what an all-out legend. Hunter, leader of the Bad Batch with almost infinite Stamina and super-enhanced senses somehow lost that incredible sense to Cad Bane. I mean when I first saw Hunter I was like, “Omg this guy is so skilled, and no one can beat him with his abilities, But then when I saw Cad Bane shoot him for the First time I was like Huh, Cad Bane, best Bounty Hunter ever. Man, Cad Bane can overcome and outsmart a mutated clone who probably should have known when Cad Bane would shoot his blaster if his senses were that good. The reason Cad Bane is my favorite bounty hunter is purely because he has futuristic evil cowboy vibes Technically 2 characters in this list appeared earlier in another movie/show: Darth Maul and Asajj Ventress. Ventress is not exclusive to THIS Clone Wars, she appeared first in Genndy Tartakovsky's Clone Wars. When Pre Vizla is saying "Only the strongest...shall rule" his jaw moves SOOOO MUCH. When he said Maul spoke 31 words in the Phantom Menace I thought: "So many for real???" A character who appeared in The Clone Wars who I wish had more to do would be Embo I can think of a bad thing about Cad Bane: He wasn't the main villain Ashoka is probably my second favorite character Savage was likely originally meant as a means of reintroducing Maul and they really didn't know what to do with him afterward. I couldn’t agree more about the Cad Bane take The fact that Obi-Wan Kenobi isn’t on this list and Asoka is number 1 makes me really mad You know when Fives was on Kamino or Coruscant and Palpatine said like the order 66 He should have recorded it the clone armor can record sounds yeah, also he shouldn’t Have got the DC17 he should have or gone out in the open he should’ve just stayed in the shadows. such a good video!! I would personally put Bo-katan above savage tbh but that's just me, and I agree with everything else My favorite clone was actually Hevy Cad Bane is the best in raw skill easily like Edward said he took down multiple Jedi with nothing but a cowboy hat, and a trenchcoat not gonna lie that's some raw skill Jedwerd trying not to add count dooku = me trying not to meme at meme fest yep. this is a good tier list Yeah Cad Bane would defeat Mando cad bane was able to take on Obi-One and Quinlin Vas and end in a tie he also killed countless Jedi in The Clone Wars mando is great but he can’t compare to Cad Bane in skill at least not when he was in his prime Ventress was introduced in the 2d Clone Wars.

[@kymerahYT]

The podcast in episode one was my favourite scene.

[@traxathon4464]

Had a DVD of volume 1 when I was a kid, used to watch it all the time. It was the coolest shit I had ever seen. My mind was blown last year when I found out there was a volume 2. The jedi rescue mission really threw me, 'cause as a kid who only ever saw volume 1, I assumed all those jedi died. Then Fordo's coming in with the calvary and I feel like I'm 10 years old again

[@TheCaesarion]

Me ex roomate showed me this volume and I miss him he passed away May 23. Thank you Chris you were like a father to me and THANK YOU FOR SHOWING ME THIS AWESOME STAR WARS SERIES!!

[@sanadamakie]

oh man, I remember watching this volume before going to see Revenge of the Sith. I marathoned Eps 1-2, then Clone Wars vol 1 and 2, right before driving to see Revenge. My hype was unreal.

[@TheCaesarion]

18:13 GREAT EMPEROR NERO REFERENCE. although the fiddle wasn’t invented yet during the Great Fire of Rome

[@TheLewisScott]

What do you mean he can be wrong? He's right the Podracing is a ridiculously long waste of time.

[@zacharybartolo5111]

The fighting feels very Warhammer. Just throwing bodies after bodies at the enemy until one or both sides die. With just a few uber-powerful individuals sprinkled among the grunts.

[@Awesomeness42102]

Anakin’s ghost hand story is truly one of the best little stories in star wars for me, his final trial to become a jedi knight is to save these people from enslavement and these horrible things being done to their bodies, fuck the techno union

[@JackassJunior627]

While the new canon clone wars are good, i will admit they really downplayed Grievous. In this clone wars he was believable as a Jedi killer. In the canon Clone Wars he struggled at one point killing younglings. Least in this version they made him a powerful threat that only after Mace Windu damage his chest did he slow down.

[@accywacky2699]

the nifty thing about the whole chase through Coruscant and the staff-wielding droids... why they seem so inept at a few points yet are able to duel the jedi on pretty much even footing? Programming, each droid is loaded with all kinds of combat routines, moves and tactics... But clearly they dont actually have one for how to stop a jedi from simply leaping over them to get away... they're programmed to Fight a jedi that engages them, so indirect methods like that or when they use the trains are very effective. Likewise when Shakti starts wielding one of their staves? Clearly someone dropped the ball and didnt actually program those droids properly for how to fight a jedi that is NOT wielding a lightsaber. They can still manage to some extent of course but their performance drops noticeably compared to while she was fighting them with her saber. This is a neat touch I think cause less well directed stories like this would just have her start beating them with her saber for no real reason... not like droids get tired or the like. Or they would make it explicit and obvious that "oh, yeah so the droids arent as good at fighting non-jedi weapons" just to make sure the viewer picks up on that. But nah, here it's There, yet we're left to figure out these little details and nods on our own. It's what takes these animation shorts up a level.

[@tana5038]

“GUN IT!” “SIR!l

[@mattguillien1994]

When aaron said their disabled I died then I realized he meant turned off

[@tlinit]

You guys should watch more Genndy Tartakovsky series!! It's so good!!

[@BrandonColeVB]

Nah rick is right. the pod race SUCKS. i skip it every time i watch TPM

[@spectre-8]

Couldn’t tell you what happened. All I could see was Rick 🥵

[@HunHaze]

Now react to Genddy's "Primal"

[@joec2104]

I used to hate the episode with the avatar people and I don’t know why lol

[@nicosilva8724]

This is the Canon for me. This was all the information I got before going into the theater to see Episode III.

[@bryanferratt6598]

But it isn't, it's a fun alternate version of Clone Wars, but things like Rogue One, Solo, and The Mandalorian proved that fact.

[@bryanferratt6598]

Also the Clones had no personality or their own story lines.

[@TurboTurds30]

​@@bryanferratt6598 everything under Disney as well as TCW is on a split timeline, only 1-6 and Tartakovsky's Clone Wars is the original true canon.

[@bryanferratt6598]

@@TurboTurds30Look, I'm sorry you're delusional 😔. But the 2d Clone Wars is just not part of the Star Wars canon anymore. As seen in live action, things like Ahsoka showing up in live action, Maul showing up in Solo etcetera. You're just too stupid 🙄 😒 😑 to realize this. No is as smart or intelligent enough to realize that than " me".

[@RexZShadow]

The ending shot is basically the start of ep 3. I remember watching this then going to theater to watch ep 3 right after this and it connected perfectly.

[@joshuafernandez1819]

Loved the voice of qui gon in that short scene, Fred Tatasciore they should bring him back for any animated things or video games with qui gon in it if Liam neeson isn’t available

[@VyRe40]

Primal is great, you should definitely watch it!

[@Spongebrain97]

I always loved the way Anakin force choked tf out of that Techno Union boss with only his stump

[@lukescrew1981]

Better than TCW

[@TheLucasbuck]

Great watch. You should start reacting to Samurai Jack. My favourite animated series of all time. Action packed, hilarious and poignant (especially the last season). If you liked CW humour and action, SJ is right up your alley.

[@gregorypaul7898]

I was looking for this series about a year ago and couldn't find it anywhere, so I was "forced" to pirate it. I love Genndy Tartakovsky's style! Thanks for reacting to this series, guys!

[@DrWatson4]

Sadly both of these volumes are not canon

[@0predaking0]

I watched enough anime to know what happened between that moment of Grievous with the wires and Shaak Ti to the moment he is force crushed by Mace Windu. Edit 1 if Jarjar was able to hack the droid in the battle of TPM . . . . .is this a confirmation that he is a force User or in worst case scenario a Sith Lord???

[@moldomre4838]

Oh wow I was just about to watch the previous one when this got uploaded! What a cool surprise for May the 4th!

[@Com1xguy]

I would LOVE if you guys watched PRIMAL. That show is something else.

[@isaacdavis7979]

The Clone ArcTroopers and badass !!!

[@griffinwittum5526]

Is this canon? Kinda. Sorta. Not really. When it came out this was intended to be the official bridge between episodes two and three. But then Lucas changed his mind, as he does, and Disney went along with his version. The stuff involving the attack on Coruscant, at least, has yet to be DIRECTLY contradicted by any new material (I think) so that stuff may still be in canon. Or at least the basic details are. Anything with Obi-Wan and Anakin is no longer canon. At least not as far as Disney is concerned. In regards to Legends it depends on who you ask.

[@realjoemavro]

Labyrinth of Evil is another way these events could go. It's similar to this, but just different enough that they are clearly meant to be two separate continuities.

[@griffinwittum5526]

Heard of the book but it was one of the few i never got to read. It any good?

[@mannholloway]

The attack on Coruscant is Canon this is how Palpatine wound up on Greivous' ship at the beginning of Revenge of the Sith.

[@Multigameguy35]

Dexter's Lab was also created by Gendy.

[@szabojanos97]

I like that species was speaking hungarian(half of the word were in hungarian), maybe my language is considered alien

[@rnjrgreen8723]

damn, this just went up.....best Grevious is this one.