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Grievous Intrigue | The Clone Wars: Ep. 36 (2x09) | FULL Reaction (Patreon)

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2026-10-09 15:00:14
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2026-11

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I love seeing more Zabraks... Zabrakis? Zabrakians?

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Michael Daw

Eeth Koth, while trying to spell "Saleucami" in hand-signals: "Damn, I wish we'd gone to Hoth".

Ziro the Hutt

Actually two lightsabres tends to be limiting I'd say in comparison to a single blade. Less freedom of movement; unless you counter that by being very acrobatic, which tbf to Grievous, he is. More on this style later. Its a shame that Lucas nerfs Grievous a lot in this series, so that if a Jedi gets the upper hand on him, he hides behind his magnaguards, or runs (though running is perfectly sensible, we see Obi-Wan do it a lot, and he is the best duellist in the Jedi Order for me). In his first installment in the 2003 Clone Wars shorts (which I do recommend watching one day Teegan, they aren't long and a great laugh); Grievous was truly terrifying. Lucas however wanted him to be a villain of the week thing, and it lessens him imo. Even if he is still a formidable opponent to even the strongest of Jedi (and lest we forget, he does best even Obi-Wan at the end in Revenge of the Sith, such that Kenobi resorts to a blaster to kill him). Yes Jedi Master Eeth Koth is a Zabrak, Teegan. Interestingly, Asajj Ventress is also one, though she doesn't have the horns. There are variations of them, but the men have horns, whilst the women, depending on the variations, don't necessarily do. I think they look the most badass species in Star Wars personally, though that may just be because of my bias to loving Darth Maul. I do like to see sexual dimorphism in sci-fi races. We also see that with differences between male and female twi'leks. Yeah Tom Kane, who plays Yularen, Yoda and the announcer at the start of the episodes, was pretty great. He died fairly recently actually, which is a great loss. Anyway, the accent he puts on for the announcer in the intros, is very much in the vein of radio announcers from the 20's through 40's, especially for war propaganda films and tv reels, which of course, is done on purpose. If you remember in the Weapons Factory episode recently, Barriss Offee used a square when cutting into the rock, perhaps she hadn't perfected her circle yet! The lady Jedi Master, is Adi Gallia. If I remember she was in a few games around the time, so was pretty well known. The magnaguard rods, like anything electrical like vibroblades (that Mando uses for example), can be cut, in the right place; finding it when the pointy bit is coming at you is a different matter - we've all been on the wrong end of these bad boys in the Cal Kestis games!! But then again we are no Obi-Wan Kenobi!! Speaking of Obi-Wan (or Obi as Grievous calls him lol!), we see emotion getting the better of him at the end as he tries to go after Grievous. A lot like Anakin there, showing that they aren't all that different as mentor and student.