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I'm enjoying the exploits of Anakin and Ahsoka, but I gotta admit, I wanna hang out and party with the Aardvarks!


I WATCH STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS AT DISNEY+: https://www.disneyplus.com/series/star-wars-the-clone-wars/1wYXzjabXGVZ

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Chrome

you're not wrong lol, the Droids are a highlight of the series, you'll get a lot of memorable moments out of them. By the way, I've been wondering since we started this series, how much do you know about the prequel films? Because there's some things I kind of want to mention but not sure if you'd consider them spoilers really, since it's about the films set chronologically before and after this series.

Noah

Ya know everytime they said something about the Hut, I kept picturing Pizza hut instead of the slugs, now that's a Hut I'd protect over the slugs lol

J Johnson

It's funny that these battle droids are dumb by design or rather since they are mass produced their strength is in quantity, not quality. They are also meant to be controlled during battle by tactical droids (who are much smarter) so they can be effective if used properly, especially in large scale battles where large troop movements tend to matter more than individual actions. But left to make their own decisions (and especially against Jedi) they are more of a joke than a threat heh.

Chandler LaDeau

One little thing I think needs context since you said you never watched the prequel movies. When Yoda says Anakin's challenge will be letting Ahsoka go...let's just say Anakin is similar in that regard to Aang during his avatar state training when he was told to let go of his attachment to Katara. The Jedi Code says Jedi are not allowed to form attachments. They're meant to be impartial protectors of the innocent, whoever the innocent may be in any given situation. In the movies, very few members of the Jedi Council actually trust Anakin because he's too human. He forms attachments, he cares about people, he loves people, just like any regular person would.

GenesicKaiser

Told Ya you'd like the droids. One of the comics has one of em accidentally get reprogrammed from a deflected blaster shot and joins the Jedi. They call him Bats and he's quite the badass, Even used another droids arm like Nunchuks, spinning it around and all. Later he wanted his own lightsaber, even going 'Pleeeeaaaaassse'.

JHow

I don't know... Have you ever seen pizza the hut? that guy was absolutely disgusting to look at. (just in case you don't get the reference, pizza the hut is a character from mel brooks 1987 star wars parody, titled spaceballs.)

Ultra Power

So some fun facts about Beardsley. Not only is he a Sith, but he was originally a Jedi, one trained by Yoda himself. He would then train Quigon, Obi-Wan’s master, before going to the dark side. He’s definitely not one to underestimate!

Ultra Power

(I don’t think that’s a spoiler as I don’t think that’s ever said in Clone Wars?)

GenesicKaiser

Jedi mind tricks only work on the weak mind, and Rex is far from weak minded.

The Gimpster 101

The thing about Jabba The Hut is that (apparently) according to the pre-Disney Lore, the Huts are known to live for Hundreds of years (maybe well over a thousand and apparently are deadly warriors). Huts would conquer worlds and systems through combat, after some time they realized that they could amass wealth and influence through crime and began to (almost quite literally) learn every trick in the criminals book and created more due to their Long Lifespan. The space that The Hut Clan control has been under their influence for (I think) multi millennia, so the fact that both major parties , Galactic Republic and Separatists, are practically desperate to get Jabba’s favor speaks volumes.

StylishJack

10:33 Was that droid about to say "Oh my god"? Who programmed these droids? Rick Sanchez?

Chrome

I might be careful about it then, but I may address things that happen in those films as we go through the series then, it's not necessary to have seen the prequels to enjoy the series, but there's obviously a lot of connections you might not get then, I mean some of them are obvious enough like when they foreshadow Anakin's future, but there's also things like the previous episode when they bring up that all the soldiers are clones bred solely to fight for the Jedi, so they don't really have freedom.

Heavenly Demon

Glad your enjoying the show , it just gets better