Clone Wars different then Labrynth of Evil

I think this board would be a good place to post this not sure where it fits. Well I'v been thinking. Yeah well the way Clone Wars ends into ROTS and the way Labrynth of Evil does are so not the same. They you know are the same time period and same thing but different stuff is happeneing...

 

I think it's safe to assume that the opening crawl for ROTS will be a three paragraph summery of LOE.

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It seems like both the novel and the series have the same keywords in them (but I haven't read the crawl, so I can't be sure on this). It's obvious that both were taking these elements and did their thing with them.
It's up to you to decide whether you like the idea of both "happening at the same time", EU people have already incorporated most of it in the larger chronology. Personally, I don't like the idea of putting them together and see them as two different versions that I can both enjoy.

Regarding the differences... (remember, these are originally contradictions - explanations for them are valid, but mad ein hindsight):

- Anakin and Obi-Wan: In CW, after a planetary battle, they are sent to Nelvaan to locate Grievous before they are called to Coruscant (by general signal). In LoE, after a planetary battle, they are on an ongoing mission to hunt down clues regarding Darth Sidious before they are sent to confront Dooku. Dooku escapes and goes to Coruscant. The heros are also called back there (by personal message from Palpatine).

- Nelvaan: In CW, Anakin and Obi-Wan try to find Grievous here, and instead Anakin is sent on a spirit quest / rescue mission by the local population. In LoE, Dooku's ship makes a stop in the Nelvaan system to confuse any trackers. The heros, however, seem to directly go to Coruscant because of the message.

- Palpatine's capture: In CW, Palpatine is first assaulted in his office, and is brought to the shelter by Shaak Ti and two other Jedi by foot. In between, they fight at a train station. Finally, Palpatine and the two Jedi enter the bunker alone to find Grievous waiting. Grievous makes a point in humiliating, but not killing Shaak Ti. Mace Windu tries to stop Grievous in the last instant, but fails.
In LoE, there is no fight in the office. Palpatine is accompanied by a troop of security people / guards, Shaak Ti and Stass Allie (I think...), and Mace Windu and Kit Fisto. Mace and Kit have to fight off Grievous on a train transporting the group to the shelter. At the shelter, four Jedi await Palpatine and protect him together with security. The "main Jedi" do other things. Grievous enters the bunker by entering the code, kills everyone (with help from his droids) and takes Palpatine.

Mace: In CW, Mace is at the temple when the battle begins. In LoE, he's still tracking Sidious at the Senate building.

Padmé: In CW, she's helping to evacuate the building she's living in, even giving orders to Typho. In LoE, she's in a speeder with fellow senators. The speeder gets shot down and the group has to fight in the streets, with Padmé being in a shock state.

Grievous/Dooku: OK, minor thing... In CW, Dooku encourages Grievous to fight in unorthodox ways (like with his feet), and in LoE, Dooku, all the swordsmaster, even complains in thought about the need for more than one saber and the bad fighting style. While Dooku could "lie" in CW when he encourages Grievous, it still sticks out as extremely contradictional behaviour.

This would be a start. Did I overlook anything...?

 

Yeah that list was all the changes I saw though I didn't ven notice the Padme one, and it seems why theres a feasible answer. Yes those are answereble but still all the points brought up the list that I thought but didn't write most are still different. t's not possible.