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This scene from The Clone Wars where Anakin interrogates Poggle The Lesser has always been one of the most unexpectedly disturbing moments in the entire series IMO. Such a dark sequence, and one that It just goes to show that as much as Palpatine further pushed Anakin towards the... show more

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Anakin Skywalker’s duel with Asajj Ventress from the 2003 Clone Wars micro-series is one of the most underrated lightsaber duels in all of Star Wars. Beautifully animated while also perfectly showing Anakin leaning in to his anger and hate, pushing him further towards the Dark Side.

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This scene really explains why Palpatine was so sure Luke would turn after he defeated Vader until he threw his lightsaber away. If he can get Jedi as wise Dooku & as powerful as Anakin to start the path down the Dark Side after killing in cold blood as the result of a duel, why shouldn't it have worked a third time

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These guys immediately gave up after Anakin got the high ground. Thats one powerful high ground, reason why i love clone wars is that it almost justified Anakins actions later down the line. multiple times throughout the show, we see Anakin go rogue and do his own thing. and he gets results. his way works a lot of the time

These guys immediately gave up after Anakin got the high ground. Thats one powerful high ground, reason why i love clone wars is that it almost justified Anakins actions later down the line. multiple times throughout the show, we see Anakin go rogue and do his own thing. and he gets results. his way works a lot of the time

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In honor of Revenge of the Sith’s 19th Anniversary, reminder that MTV used the files for the tie-in game to make Anakin Skywalker sing ‘Take Me Out’ by Franz Ferdinand to a crowd of Clone Troopers. This was aired on LIVE TV and is still the most 2005 thing I’ve ever seen.

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It’s really amazing that the very first episode of The Clone Wars still has one of the best moments from the entire series IMO. Yoda telling his Clone Troopers to remove their helmets to let them know that although they may look the same, they are all different people, is honestly such a great scene. What a phenomenal way to immediately further develop and add more layers to The Republic’s army from The Prequels.

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