Full Series Official "The Clone Wars" Series Discussion Thread (Spoilers Allowed)

We'll likely get more information at Celebration, There's a panel called: Ahsoka’s Untold Tales and it has Dave Filoni, Ashley Eckstein and Pablo Hidalgo.
July 15, 2016, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
http://www.starwarscelebration.com/en/Sessions/28711/Ahsokas-Untold-Tales

 

*prays for Ahsoka story reels* didnt they have some done for a season 7 arc?

 

Yes, the Ahsoka in the Underworld arc. A clip from the story reel was released, though it only had temp voice acting.

See 7:38 in this video:

 

There might be Story Reels but not full episodes, probably unless it's available later on somehow.

 

That is actually Ashley Eckstein's voice

 

Oh yeah, I must have been thinking of the Dark Disciple clip.

 

That bodes well for possible release then hopefully !

 

http://www.starwarscelebration.com/en/Sessions/28711/Ahsokas-Untold-Tales

 

I have a question about the Mortis Arc.

So I know its considered a long force vision heavy with metaphor/symbolism. Dave Filoni himself mentioned that it's like a big trip in the Dagobah cave.

However that doesn't explain the 2000 year old jedi distress code they received before experiencing this long force acid trip. Was that also a conjuration from the force?

 

Maybe the Monolith was capable of sending distress codes on its own.

 

Did the monolith itself ever actually exist, though?

Incidentally, these sort of questions existing are probably part of the reason for the EU's unfortunate "entirely literal and physical Mortis" interpretation. In ESB, for contrast, there's no ambiguity about whether or not Luke physically entered a cave under an actual tree.

 

The Mortis monolith acted as some sorta deportation device to the planet Mortis that either existed in another realm - presumably its in another galaxy maybe. Whats not clear is how The Father knows of current events(we have to accept he just uses the Force like no other which means greater range I guess), and he seems under threat of the Sith as in they do search(ed) for them or its an artifact of the original screenplay when Darth Bane and Darth Revan had a focal part.

 

http://makingstarwars.net/2016/06/a...nel-featured-at-star-wars-celebration-europe/
A new Ahsoka panel announced for celebration! I hope they show some new story reels, but they probably won't....

 

Just rewatched Sacrifice. Sheev's prominence gave me pre-Disney nostalgia.

 

Yoda's vision in that episode is one of my favourite moments of the Lost Missions. Seeing him, Anakin, and the 501st heading to The Works looks so awesome.

 

Good 'ol days, back before his name was "Sheev" .

 

I think they would have some for the Ahsoka underworld arc, it was further along than most episodes, 605-608 which was pre Bad Batch.

We should also get to hear about her two season 8 arcs, one mysterious one (likely with Vong) and the finale Siege of Mandalore. Those wouldn't have animatics as none from Season 8 were far enough along.

 

I really loved the way that the camera focused solely of Yoda in the gunship, never quite focusing on Rex or Anakin. That was a great way of implying that it was another vision for Yoda specifically.

Quoting a post I made in the PT social thread, I decided to tally up exactly how many episodes of TCW featured no battledroids, or separatist involvement:

Hostage Crisis: No battledroids, except for bounty hunter commando droids
Brain Invaders: No droids or separatists, except for a captured Poggle and some mind worms
Lightsaber Lost: No droids, separatists, or anything, just a pair of criminals. Therefore CIS Droid's first least favourite episode
The Mandalore Plot: No droids, Dooku seen in hologram
Senate Murders: No droids, no separatists
The Zillo Beast Strikes Back: No droids, no separatists
Death Trap: No droids, no separatists
R2 Come Home: No droids, no separatists
Lethal Trackdown: No droids, no separatists
Corruption: No droids, no separatists
The Academy: No droids, no separatists
Assassin: No droids, no separatists
Evil Plans: No droids, no separatists
Hunt for Ziro: No droids, no separatists
Mortis Trilogy: No droids, no separatists
Wookiee Hunt: No droids, no separatists
Deception: No droids, no separatists
Friends and Enemies: No droids, no separatists
Bounty: No droids, no separatists
Revenge: No droids, no separatists
The Gathering: No droids, no separatists
A Test of Strength: No droids, no separatists
A Sunny Day in the Void: No droids, no separatists
Revival: No droids, no separatists
Eminence: No droids, no separatists
Shades of Reason: No droids, no separatists
The Lawless: Just Sidious
The Jedi Who Knew Too Much: No droids, no separatists
To Catch a Jedi: No droids, no separatists
The Wrong Jedi: No droids, no separatists
Conspiracy: No droids, no separatists
Fugitive: No droids, no separatists
Orders: No droids, no separatists
The Disappeared Part I: No droids, no separatists
The Disappeared Part II: No droids, no separatists
Voices: No droids, no separatists
Destiny: A vision of Dooku
Sacrifice: Just Sidious and Dooku
The Mission: No droids, no separatists
Conspirators: No droids, no separatists

So that's 40/145 episodes with no battledroids whatsoever, as far as I can recall.

That's a percentage of 72.4% episodes with Battledroids in.

Yes, I bothered to do that. Yes, I am a nerd.

 

I was watching some Season 2 episodes again earlier and I was wondering something. In the episode Duchess of Mandalore, Satine is chased by a hovering little police droid. Does it have an official name?

 

These guys? http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Police_probe/Legends

 

Yeah they're what I was talking about. I was hoping they'd have a unit number or something like most of the other droids in the show but that'll do. I wonder what happened to them and the standard Police Droids after the Clone Wars.

 

I'm sure they were still around, either that or they were replaced by another sort of droid.

 

I guess so. To me the Police Droids always seemed to be useless since from what I recall they never caught anyone (without assistance anyway).

 

They were phased out during the show itself. I assume you're referring to these droids:



They first appeared in Lightsaber Lost, and several episodes after.

However, by the Fuguitve arc, they'd been replaced with newer models: