Full Series The Clone Wars Chronological Order (TCW Episodes & Viewing Orders)

I'm not entirely sure what point you're trying to make than.
I thought the issue was the chronological order of the episodes, not the airing order. Hostage Crisis never was intended to air with Evil Plans and Hunt for Ziro, yes, but it's the middle episode of that trilogy even though the production numbers aren't in order. That's the point I'm making, that the Clovis arc and A Friend in Need may not have their production numbers in order, doesn't mean that they don't belong together in chronological order.

Not to mention that article where a writer says they go together...I'd say that evidence enough right there.

 

i guess no one can give me an idea where they fit in chronological order in a way that makes sense?

 

I suggest you make your own chronology.

But this list works for me. (I haven't named the final episodes, because I don't know their names yet.)

CW: chapters 1, 6-7, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 17-19, 21

1.15 Trespass

2.16 Cat and Mouse
1.16 The Hidden Enemy
0.01 The New Padawan

0.02 Castle of Deception
0.03 Castle of Doom
0.04 Castle of Salvation

1.06 Downfall of a Droid
1.07 Duel of the Droids

1.02 Rising Malevolence
1.03 Shadow of Malevolence
1.04 Destroy Malevolence

3.01 Clone Cadets
1.05 Rookies
3.02 ARC Troopers

1.17 Blue Shadow Virus
1.18 Mystery of a Thousand Moons

3.03 Supply Lines
1.01 Ambush

1.13 Jedi Crash
1.14 Defenders of Peace

1.08 Bombad Jedi
1.09 Cloak of Darkness
1.10 Lair of Grievous

1.11 Dooku Captured
1.12 The Gungan General

1.19 Storm Over Ryloth
1.20 Innocents of Ryloth
1.21 Liberty on Ryloth

2.18 The Zillo Beast
2.19 The Zillo Beast Strikes Back

2.04 Senate Spy
2.05 Landing at Point Rain
2.06 Weapons Factory
2.07 Legacy of Terror
2.08 Brain Invaders

2.17 Bounty Hunters

2.01 Holocron Heist
2.02 Cargo of Doom
2.03 Children of the Force

2.11 Lightsaber Lost

2.09 Grievous Intrigue
2.10 The Deserter

2.12 The Mandalore Plot
2.13 Voyage of Temptation
2.14 Duchess of Mandalore

2.20 Death Trap
2.21 R2 Come Home
2.22 Lethal Trackdown

3.05 Corruption
3.06 The Academy
3.07 Assassin
3.04 Sphere of Influence

3.08 Evil Plans
1.22 Hostage Crisis
3.09 Hunt for Ziro

3.10 Heroes on Both Sides
3.11 Pursuit of Peace
2.15 Senate Murders

3.12 Nightsisters
3.13 Monster
3.14 Witches of the Mist

3.15 Overlords
3.16 Altar of Mortis
3.17 Ghosts of Mortis

3.18 The Citadel
3.19 Counterattack
3.20 Citadel Rescue

3.21 Padawan Lost
3.22 Wookiee Hunt

4.04 Shadow Warrior

4.05 Mercy Mission
4.06 Nomad Droids

4.01 Water War
4.02 Gungan Attack
4.03 Prisoners

4.07 Darkness on Umbara
4.08 The General
4.09 Plan of Dissent
4.10 Carnage of Krell

4.11 Kidnapped
4.12 Slaves of the Republic
4.13 Escape from Kadavo

6.05 An Old Friend
6.06 The Rise of Clovis
6.07 Crisis At The Heart
4.14 A Friend in Need

4.15 Deception
4.16 Friends and Enemies
4.17 The Box
4.18 Crisis on Naboo

4.19 Massacre
4.20 Bounty
4.21 Brothers
4.22 Revenge
(The Sith Hunters & Death Sentence)

5.01 A War on Two Fronts
5.02 Front Runners
5.03 The Soft War
5.04 Tipping Points

5.05 The Gathering
5.06 A Test of Strength
5.07 Bound for Rescue
5.08 A Necessary Bond

5.09 Revival
5.10 Eminence
5.11 Shades of Reason
5.12 The Lawless

5.13 Secret Weapons
5.14 A Sunny Day In The Void
5.15 Missing In Action
5.16 Point of No Return

5.17 Sabotage
5.18 The Jedi Who Knew Too Much
5.19 To Catch a Jedi
5.20 The Wrong Jedi

6.01
6.02
6.03
6.04

6.08
6.09

6.10
6.11
6.12
6.13

CW: chapters 22-25

 

do the clone wars video games and web comics fit at all?

 

@cwstudent: Just curious about the chapter omissions from the micro-series. The chapters on Illum were some of my favorite.

 

Its just a personal "let's cut to the chase" thing for me. Those three chapters were interesting, but Yoda and Padme? Either its a very contrived situation, or we missed a neat little mission they had together. Let's assume the latter.

 

will can someone tell me if the clone wars video games and web comics fit at all?

 

jedimasterluke3000 as of now the only thing that's canon is Episodes I-VI, TCW and Rebels. Nothing else is considered canon officially. You could of course decide for yourself what's canon though if you'd like. Free will, represent.

 

so the games and web comics screw up the tcw shows chronology?

 

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I'm not sure how much clearer we can be here. The only material that is recognized as canon as of now are Episodes I-VI, TCW, and Rebels. Everything other than those three is NOT canon.

 

sorry the only reason i asked is that Republic Heroes.Jedi Alliance,and Lightsaber Duels takes place during the series and i was wondering if they contradict the clone wars show also the one web comic explains how anakin and obi wan get captured by hondo.

 

I remember season 1 Webcomics had issues with Ryloth arc when the Supply Lines came out, because they (comics) connected Ryloth invasion and Gha Nackht's droid being a reason for it (Wat Tambor was spying on Passel Argente on Ryloth through a droid and Gha Nackht delivered that droid to him when he had R2 aboard) then there was a webcomic that connected Skytop station (or whatever was that thing Grievous had in Duel of the Droids) to Ambush and claimed that with Skytop station Dooku learned about meeting of Yoda and Katuunko.

Now comes the situation that is nearly a paradox: Yoda went to Rugosa after the Ryloth invasion has started, but skytop station was destroyed soon after the very reason for Ryloth invasion (that has to be BEFORE it) became clear to Tambor.

If Gha Nackht went straight (from his rendezvous with Tambor) to the Skytop station as those episodes suggest, then Skytop Station gets destroyed before Dooku can use it to track down Yoda, otherwise Tambor would need to be very quick to attack Ryloth. Not really impossible but problematic nevertheless. Maybe it was Argente who commanded invasion in Supply Lines? But in comics he seems to be peacefully having business with twi'leks....

 

You were warned. Goodbye.

 

The Microseries is canon definitely..

 

Not according to Pablo Hidalgo and Disney, as far as I know.

 

Well at least it does not resurrect Darth Maul or have Anakin vs Dooku 900 times despite the quote from ROTS....

 

Which quote, the "my powers have doubled since the last time we met" quote? The context behind that can change with relative ease without breaking continuity as he never specifies the last time being on Geonosis.

It sounds like you're just bitter about this whole canon debacle. Disney can only say what they consider official, they can't force you to recognize it. If you choose to believe otherwise than go for it. No one's gonna stop you.

 

I always considered Anakin's line about his powers doubling to be more bravado than fact personally. He wasn't going to say "I'm only slightly more powerful than I was the last time we met!"

 

Actually, after the battle Palpatine said it was revenge for cutting his arm off and what other duel would of it been?

Maybe they should edit the line too, " Count, my powers have double since the last time we faced a half of a second a go."

 

Palpatine didn't say it was revenge for the last time they fought though, just that it was revenge for Dooku taking his arm. When Anakin killed Dooku he said "I shouldn't have done that, it's not the Jedi way" to which Palpatine said " It is only natural. He cut off your arm and you wanted revenge." Anakin and Dooku could've fought a hundred thousand times and revenge wouldn't have happened until Anakin, well got revenge by killing Dooku. You follow me?

 

People seem to really overblow the number of duels between Anakin and Dooku. I think there were 3, maybe 4, in the whole series. 1 in the movie, 1 in Shadow Warrior and one in Crisis on Naboo. Am I missing any? I don't think so. A little rivalry with a few fights is actually a bit better in my opinion. Gives more of a sense of "Man, Anakin can never seem to win. Dooku is pretty strong." Then we get to ROTS and we finally see Anakin overcome Dooku and win. Give the battle more emotional charge as well IMO.

 

I also like the duels between Anakin and Dooku, especially since Crisis on Naboo heavily implies that the trigger for the endgame is when Anakin is finally powerful enough to beat Dooku.

As soon as his new apprentice has passed his trial, and been forged in war, then Palpatine quickly sweeps the CIS, the Jedi and the Republic under the rug, as they're no longer necessary to him.

 

I honestly wouldn't mind if they made some make- up line to make that quote make more sense.

 

It already makes sense. You're just making it not make sense.