Star Wars: Age of Republic: General Grievous (Audio Comic)

[@hanks_2210]

I really like how the inner monologue isn't processed.

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[@patchworkfellow]

Another fine addition to my *[Star Wars Audio-Comics]-* collection!

[@usmanya5110]

I like the 2003 opening. It reminds me of the days of the old super OP Grievous that Took 5 Jedi by himself.

[@hanks_2210]

Hell yeah that was awesome

[@revanwintersoldier2789]

Glad you liked it! Fun Fact! Harrison Bulman, the male spirit voice, was doing the ORIGINAL G.G. Voice from the 2003 show. In this Dub I wanted to honor the first time we ever saw him. - Director Sebastian McCall

[@kagamiuchihathebeast5862]

he actually took on 8 or 9 jedi if you look carefully then daakman barrek himself was the 7th and he mentioned two other jedi fighting/dying

[@wildfire9280]

In a fight… right?

[@neztex2920]

1:23 dear god is that how he usally picks up his sabers

[@sharongrunwald]

Am I the only one who, when Grievous tries his lightsabers on the waterfall, thought "What the heck does he think he's gonna do? Evaporate it?" This was really well done. I especially liked how Grievous's thoughts were his biological voice rather than the cyborg.

[@candicefaithv]

Dominic did a stellar job as Grievous 🤩

[@djam7484]

Thank you for the compliment. everyones performance was top notch

[@WTSD850]

I love how the temple tells him that basically he could've been a great force user even if the jedi refused him but since he cut almost he had his organic parts removed he cut away almost all of the parts of him that were conected to the force. and in doing so not only are the only real parts of him so small but so too is his overall impact on the galaxy as a whole (just in star wars media in general)

[@clonecoric4140]

I think I like Legends Grievous more than the canon one but there's a lot to appreciate with the current canon one now. Putting all the pieces together Grievous was rejected by the Jedi because he wasn't force sensitive enough, seeked power and got into an accident which almost killed him and made him into the monster he is now, if we take a bit from legends too we can assume Dooku and Sidious blamed Grievous' 'accident' on the Jedi. With all this in mind I think it'd be safe to say Grievous would hate the Jedi, though legends Grievous is more deep and expanded canon Grievous has some good story going for him. Not to mention his hobby of collecting lightsabres now makes even more sense than before (it already made sense before but even more now) he was rejected by the Jedi and now he wields their weapons against them, ironic...

[@gamingnerd4264]

I like how after the temples destruction, Grevious sits there for hours. It truly shows how much bitterness he has toward the Jedi

[@nicholasbarsanti2863]

Time to move on to age of rebellion

[@candicefaithv]

Thank you again for having me! 😄 Love playing disembodied, majestic beings haha 😆

[@onenerd9573]

Awesome work on this one! Dominic really knocked it out of the park. I actually really like new canon Grievous over Legends, but maybe I'm just weird! XD

[@djam7484]

Thank you for that complement. :)

[@TheWonderer7]

Just weird

[@candicefaithv]

The sound mixing is amazing 😭 you always outdo yourself Gilbz!

[@OkIPullUp2915]

IVE BEEN LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS

[@10sticksofbutterandbread34]

This Grievous hated the Jedi because they did not deserve their glory in a way he believes that people like him are true warriors.

[@cwylfre]

Not to be mean, but so dumb comments, imagine believing Grievous chose to become a cyborg, because he was rejected by the Jedi or think that he chose to become a cyborg because he just doesn't understand strength. Since way before this comic even came out, Canon has already revealed General Grievous's backstory on becoming a cyborg. Even Wookieepedia aware of this. Below are what reference magazine/book said about Grievous: *Helmet Collection 8* (2016) state "Before his transformation into a horrifying cyborg, Grievous had earned a bloody reputation as a Kaleesh warlord on his homeworld. Count Dooku and his Master Darth Sidious, saw his potential as he led his people in a merciless war against the Huk, an insect species from the same system. Count Dooku was in fact directly responsible for the shuttle crash that cause Grievous' injuries and subsequent transformation. Dooku, however told Grievous that it was a Jedi who had committed the sabotage, causing the General to harbour a deep and violent hatred of the Jedi from that moment." "He had a bitter hatred of the Jedi, after their catastrophic intervention in a conflict between his people and the Huk decades earlier." "After a horrific shuttle crash almost ended his life, Grievous was rebuilt by Separatists cybernetic experts and Geonosian biotechs under the supervision of Count Dooku. Critical decisions were made over what was to be kept Grievous' original body, in the end, his brain, some internal organs and his spinal cord were transplanted to an armoured mechanical body." *The Separatists* (2022) state "Qymaen jai Sheelal was born in the middle of an almost permanent war. The conflict between the Kaleesh and their enemies, technologically superior to their race, proved devastating. Sheelal was taught by his father to use a ranged weapon, the Czerka Outland rifle, and by the age of eight he had already shot down no fewer than forty enemies. Over time, the Kaleesh came to regard him as a legendary figure. Also, around this time Sheelal began to develop a deep hatred of the Republic." "For years, Grievous had been joined in battle by the Kaleesh's greatest warriors, the Izvoshra. His renewed ferocity and determination on the offensive led the Kaleesh forces to drive the Huk from their world, but then this species did something unexpected and asked the Republic for help. That provoked the intervention of the Jedi, who sided with the Huks. The Kaleesh were punished, and hundreds of thousands of them starved. Grievous's hatred of the Jedi and the Republic only increased." "Perhaps it was that grudge that led him to ally himself with the InterGalactic Banking Clan. However, he was banned from using his loyal Izvoshra anymore, and he was forced to command the IGBC droids, which he despised. His demands for a more intelligent personal guard led Count Dooku to commission the creation of the IG-100 MagnaGuards.” "Grievous was tremendously successful in his activities and soon became one of IGBC's most valuable assets. By this time, his exploits had caught the attention not only of Count Dooku, but also of Darth Sidious himself, who had important plans for him." "With his mind completely altered, the warrior decided to accept the reconstruction of his body and returned to military service, fueled by his hatred of the Republic and the Huks. Although he was disgusted by the cyborg body he now inhabited, Grievous reluctantly accepted the position of supreme commander of the Separatists' droid armies, thus becoming Grievous. In addition, Dooku also enhanced his lightsaber training, which made him even more deadly. So, General Grievous was unleashed upon the galaxy." “Over time, Grievous introduced profound alterations and enhancements to his cybernetic body. In his castle of Vassek, his modified surgical, A4-D, who acted as his confidant, always kept replacement parts for the General, helping him design and fit any new upgrades Grievous requested. In that sense, his statement that he himself chose the modifications he introduces into his body could be considered true from a twisted point of view."

[@no1andageneral410]

These are so dope I've been binge watching these for a year now

[@bigheadj.r.628]

I don't like this idea of grievous, a grievous that tries to seek power that he can never have, turn his own body to cybernetics to compensate for his lack of force power. I like the idea of him saying he chose the cybernetics of his own choice to lie to everyone perhaps even himself of the truth but I prefer the the grievous that reluctantly accepted the changes but sees it as a necessity to destroy the Jedi and the republic that not just wrong him but wrong his people.

[@SuperSaiyanD48]

Maybe, but you could also look at it as his way of justifying what he's done, the price he's paid for the life he chose. But I do see your point. I like the Legends version where they cybernetics were more to repair his horrible injuries better.

[@JonP1245]

i totally agree

[@dudearte]

@@SuperSaiyanD48 in the Canon book *Alien Achieve* mention: "At some point in his life, Grievous became a cyborg following a serious accident that destroyed most of his body and almost killed him."

[@spinofthewheel5345]

Thanks for voice overs they are amazing great work👍the voices add excitement, reading them myself are good but the voices add something else that makes me feel like I’m watching a tv show. You should have more than 30k subs especially when we have people like Mike zeroh with 200k+ subs

[@Skelooisss]

Hi grievous *greivouis his sabers at him*

[@TheJlmills]

Grievous is such a bad ass

[@thegoldengamer9315]

Wtf this channel really needs some love

[@thewildwolf007]

Great work as always

[@shaktiwarrior3450]

Entertaining! Thank You for your hard work.

[@JeremyWilliamson]

THose comics have some GOOD stories!! Id say some of the best too

[@SwaggerLikeUz]

Love it! Awesome immersion and cinematic quality SWAC.

[@kelsohaze6159]

This was fantastic! I can't wait for y'all post more.

[@la_void9750]

I would’ve wish they could have done a grievous solo run comic and clone survivor after order 66

[@auntvesuvi3872]

I love it when STAR WARS gets trippy like that. #StarWarsAudioComics #StarWars #StarWarsAgeOfRepublic #GeneralGrievous

[@michaelbrennan6596]

This was very well done. Truly excellent work.

[@joquancapo2356]

They said he was small & anakin said he was shorter than he expected

[@jmp43087]

How does this channel not have more subs. Yall do an AMAZING job. Most professional and fun to watch comics i have ever seen

[@maulbricks1543]

Awesome video!

[@coolcole6417]

This needs to be added to the Whole SW audio visual media playlist too!

[@StarWarsAudioComics]

It’s been updated on the master copy. I’ll update the public one today

[@drw_predator]

Insectoid or Droid crawl is ASMR 😂

[@darthrevanihilus1108]

Great job guys!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JonP1245]

dude iv'e been wondering when you were gonna make this

[@cjv929]

Although I still do love this comic, but Grievous didn't chose to become a cyborg just because he doesn't understand strength and power. The Force (voice) barely knows what Grievous was before the transformation; the power and strength he once had have been lost after his shuttle was sabotaged (by the Sith) that left him almost entirely rebuilt by a cybernetic expert under Dooku's decision. This can be found in *Star Wars Helmet Collection 8* (2016). I personally believe the shuttle crash has only left Grievous with a few replacements, with which he was at first disgusted and brooded over the life he had lost, soon believed he could be satisfied by making further profound alterations and enhancements, in which he found strength and power in his cybernetics. Plus *Lair of Grievous* never really explained his hatred against the Jedi/Galactic Republic or why he submitted to changes.

[@Jaerek]

It can be both. "You seek to destroy a power you don't understand" is a good encapsulation of Grievous. Even in Legends, and that backstory has largely been brought into canon, San Hill had offered Grievous a CHOICE to be rebuilt into a war machine after the shuttle crash.

[@veronicaporras9246]

3:16

[@Sean_Last1995]

I like to think his inner monologue is his true voice before he went through the changes sorry improvements.

[@ledanoir1239]

will you make Expanded universe comics featuring Grievous? Just saying, that'd make me the happiest zabrak in the galaxy...

[@jonathandiaz4997]

C 24 months ago 😊

[@uria3679]

Will you guys be doing Doctor Aphra soon?

[@StarWarsAudioComics]

We will be starting casting soon for Doctor Aphra

[@veronicaporras9246]

3:24

[@rosanirodrigues557]

I guess I liked it? I just don’t like this Disney Grievous, I prefer the old legend, it made his character much more dynamic and interesting.

[@venomrulesall]

The changes to Grievous honestly wasn't Disney's doing. He was retconned in to this long before Disney took over.

[@dudearte]

@@venomrulesall exactly, but in the Canon book called *Alien Achieve* it did confirmed his shuttle sabotage: "At some point in his life, Grievous became a cyborg following a serious accident that destroyed most of his body and almost killed him."

[@lonelysatoshi2482]

It isin't pretty much Disney Grievous, more like Lucas/Filoni Grievous, since the one everyone calls "legends" is the one that Tartakovsky made, Disney only took the last one because of keeping TCW (2008)canon

[@andreasdolezal5823]

He killed Tiplee? What? Tiplee was killed by Dooku, is she?

[@tedgruver7618]

This is a different Jedi of the same species as Tiplee.

[@Lemuel928]

Well..

[@richieosborn2639]

Why does Grievous sound like he’s from Wakanda?