George Lucas’ Skywalker Saga has served as the backdrop for the Star Wars franchise since it began in 1977. After completing the original trilogy, Lucas released the prequel movies which, while controversial and far from perfect, were a marvel of CGI. These movies were also known for their interesting characters, all of whom featured in the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The show improved upon virtually every prequel character except one key figure.In 2008, George Lucas released his animated series, Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Under the direction of Dave Filoni, the series was famous for, among other things, introducing Ahsoka Tano, exploring the individualism of the clone troopers, and bringing back Darth Maul. The writing of the series was generally some of the best in the franchise, and when the show was good it was great. This could be seen through its exciting battle episodes, intense rivalries between heroes and villains, and continued hints at the inevitable downfall of the Republic and its Jedi protectors. Despite the series’ success in hitting all the right notes, it wasn’t perfect. One of the show’s most glaring problems came from how it simplified one of the prequel trilogy’s most compelling villains.The Clone Wars also introduced a slew of new characters to the saga, such as Ahsoka Tano, Hondo Ohnaka, Savage Opress, and a range of clone troopers. The series is home to some of the best-written stories in the franchise, such as the Umbara arc, the Mortis Gods, and the Siege of Mandalore. For fans who felt dissatisfied with the majority of the prequel movies, the show is the ultimate fix for what peak Star Wars content can be. While the series was made for kids and leaned into a Saturday-morning cartoon style, it was treated with great respect, and it was clear at every turn that Filoni put care into the story. This helped make the show as accessible and enjoyable for adult fans as it was for younger viewers, and the fandom had something to keep them going until Disney later bought the franchise.
George Lucas’ Skywalker Saga has served as the backdrop for the Star Wars franchise since it began in 1977. After completing the original trilogy, Lucas released the prequel movies which, while controversial and far from perfect, were a marvel of CGI. These movies were also known for their interesting characters, all of whom featured in the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The show improved upon virtually every prequel character except one key figure.
In 2008, George Lucas released his animated series, Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Under the direction of Dave Filoni, the series was famous for, among other things, introducing Ahsoka Tano, exploring the individualism of the clone troopers, and bringing back Darth Maul. The writing of the series was generally some of the best in the franchise, and when the show was good it was great. This could be seen through its exciting battle episodes, intense rivalries between heroes and villains, and continued hints at the inevitable downfall of the Republic and its Jedi protectors. Despite the series’ success in hitting all the right notes, it wasn’t perfect. One of the show’s most glaring problems came from how it simplified one of the prequel trilogy’s most compelling villains.
The Clone Wars also introduced a slew of new characters to the saga, such as Ahsoka Tano, Hondo Ohnaka, Savage Opress, and a range of clone troopers. The series is home to some of the best-written stories in the franchise, such as the Umbara arc, the Mortis Gods, and the Siege of Mandalore. For fans who felt dissatisfied with the majority of the prequel movies, the show is the ultimate fix for what peak Star Wars content can be. While the series was made for kids and leaned into a Saturday-morning cartoon style, it was treated with great respect, and it was clear at every turn that Filoni put care into the story. This helped make the show as accessible and enjoyable for adult fans as it was for younger viewers, and the fandom had something to keep them going until Disney later bought the franchise.
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