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This brief moment from The Clone Wars really just goes to show how insignificant Palpatine’s apprentices were to him concerning his overall plan to control the galaxy. Even Maul returning and making himself known within the galaxy a decade later never once actually disrupted Sidious’ ultimate goal. Honestly hilarious... show more

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The ending to this episode of The Clone Wars might be one of the most important moments from the entire series. A rare glimpse of Darth Sidious operating outside of the shadows, but also a great reminder that the biggest threat to Palpatine’s plan to seize control the galaxy was never The Jedi, but rather the actual democratic process itself. Senators like Bail and Padmé being so outspoken probably pushed Palpatine’s plan back more times than we actually realize.

The ending to this episode of The Clone Wars might be one of the most important moments from the entire series. A rare glimpse of Darth Sidious operating outside of the shadows, but also a great reminder that the biggest threat to Palpatine’s plan to seize control the galaxy was never The Jedi, but rather the actual democratic process itself. Senators like Bail and Padmé being so outspoken probably pushed Palpatine’s plan back more times than we actually realize.

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283,432 views • 8 months ago

I’ve always appreciated how The Clone Wars provided some brief, visual insight into how Sith actually train their apprentices, as well as how they essentially warp the views and teachings of The Jedi. Dooku’s training with Savage in this moment is the complete antithesis of how Yoda trains Luke to lift rocks on Dagobah years later.

I’ve always appreciated how The Clone Wars provided some brief, visual insight into how Sith actually train their apprentices, as well as how they essentially warp the views and teachings of The Jedi. Dooku’s training with Savage in this moment is the complete antithesis of how Yoda trains Luke to lift rocks on Dagobah years later.

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179,841 views • 7 months ago

Still find it really cool that Gennedy Tartakovsky and his team were able to showcase The Battle of Coruscant on the surface in the 2003 Clone Wars micro-series. Really puts into perspective how the Separatist invasion of, arguably the most significant core-world, really impacted the entire planet. Palpatine was really willing to destroy the political center of the galaxy to ensure his ultimate plan succeeded. Legitimately so much more to the beginning of Revenge of the Sith.

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Star Destroyers have honestly never been more intimidating than they were on Exegol at the end of The Rise Of Skywalker. The emphasis on their firepower with the close up shots just go to show how powerful these particular Destroyers really are, and the wide shots of the entire fleet make them truly feel like Palpatine’s ultimate plan to seize control of the galaxy. Say what you will about this film, but this sequence was seriously one of the best space battles in all of Star Wars.

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Really like this moment from The Clone Wars where Palpatine examines the Zillo Beast on Coruscant after it was discovered on Malastare. A rare glimpse of Darth Sidious breaking through his facade, and is incredibly ironic how Palpatine says "nothing is indestructable," yet would eventually feel as if The Empire was exactly that. The most intimidating monster in this scene isn't the Zillo Beast, but rather the person right in front of us. So glad that this particular arc was eventually expanded

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It's really awesome how the third season of The Clone Wars gave us a brief glimpse into how the Separatist Parliament actually operated. Even wilder seeing Count Dooku operating as a political leader of the Separatists for once rather than just being an evil Sith Lord.

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I really like how, in this moment from The Book Of Boba Fett, Luke Skywalker actually gave Grogu a fair choice as to whether or not he wanted to continue training to be a Jedi or return to Din Djarin. It’s a great progression from the Jedi Order that we see in earlier stories set within the Prequel Era, and really says a lot about how Luke wanted to teach the next generation of Jedi.

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