The desert? You mean the episode where Grievous tries baking and his magna guards audition for dancing with the stars while his b1 raps "clanka" with his homies?
A good pair of episodes, both sides were competent and skillful showing how impressive all those on both sides were, it felt like a decent chess match with each counter they made. It was also good development for Rex with him meeting Cut. Both these episodes and the four-parter that preceded it(the Second Battle of Geonosis) are some really good episodes and kind of underrated if you ask me. Luckily, with this video and the video on the Second Battle of Geonosis from several years ago, this great channel has now done videos on both of these stories. Also since you asked, it might not be a traditional battle, but how about a video on the Citadel rescue from season 3? Also, also, I've head canoned that the reason Grevious was at Saleucami here was because he was scouting locations for the Morgukai Cloning Operations.
Kind of reckless of the Republic to even attack the Sepper planet Saleucami in the early years of this iteration of the Clone Wars. And in the meantime, this Eeth Koth sure is jarringly lucky to have survived up to the late years of the war. In the Legends continuity, he died on the Battle of Geonosis via his LAAT/i gunship (who also had the eventually traitorous Sora Bulq on board; he secretly survived the crash, all things considered) being unceremoniously shot down and being successfully cornered by oncoming Sepper forces. Oh, well, at least he was a good soldier back on the Yinchorri system.
@@merafirewing6591 Not exactly a retcon, more like Multiverse Theory rearing its strange head when it came to giving different universes different outcomes, not unlike how the likes of the Fullmetal Alchemist original series and the Brotherhood series did things, or maybe the Patlabor OVAs+Movies and the TV Series.
If I remember correctly, Reeks are actually peaceful herbivores and used like cattle. The one we see in the Arena was fed meat, starved and forcibly agitated. Might need to double check, lore might have changed.
"I hear a lot of talking, General! But in the final accounting, what does all that talk get you?! A futile price for power? A mutilated body! Your place is Dooku's errand boy!" "I am no one's errand boy! I am not in this war for Dooku's politics! I am the leader of the most powerful droid army the galaxy has ever seen!" "An army with no loyalty, no spirit! Just programming. What do you have to show for all your power, what have you to gain?!?" "The future: the future where there are no Jedi! The story of Obi-Wan Kenobi ends here!" One of my favorite exchanges of dialogue in the entire SW franchise.
@@teleportedbreadfor3days He's referencing one of the more recent Vader comics in which Koth was an order 66 survivor and Vader found him, killed him in a fight, and took his infant daughter. (He left the order and became some light side priest. Along with having a daughter.)
The greatest part of these two episodes was definitely “Tank two port side!” “Great shot!” I still don’t know how that one clone was able to dodge the rocket and that gunner was able to shoot it down. Some of the best reflexes we have seen in Star Wars from non force users.
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The Grievous intrigue and The desert are two of My all time favorite episodes in the clone wars
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The desert? You mean the episode where Grievous tries baking and his magna guards audition for dancing with the stars while his b1 raps "clanka" with his homies?
Grievous's Recusant was an upsized Recusant with a length of 2,544 meters compared to a stock Recusant 1,187 meters in length
A good pair of episodes, both sides were competent and skillful showing how impressive all those on both sides were, it felt like a decent chess match with each counter they made. It was also good development for Rex with him meeting Cut. Both these episodes and the four-parter that preceded it(the Second Battle of Geonosis) are some really good episodes and kind of underrated if you ask me. Luckily, with this video and the video on the Second Battle of Geonosis from several years ago, this great channel has now done videos on both of these stories.
Also since you asked, it might not be a traditional battle, but how about a video on the Citadel rescue from season 3?
Also, also, I've head canoned that the reason Grevious was at Saleucami here was because he was scouting locations for the Morgukai Cloning Operations.
Kind of reckless of the Republic to even attack the Sepper planet Saleucami in the early years of this iteration of the Clone Wars.
And in the meantime, this Eeth Koth sure is jarringly lucky to have survived up to the late years of the war. In the Legends continuity, he died on the Battle of Geonosis via his LAAT/i gunship (who also had the eventually traitorous Sora Bulq on board; he secretly survived the crash, all things considered) being unceremoniously shot down and being successfully cornered by oncoming Sepper forces. Oh, well, at least he was a good soldier back on the Yinchorri system.
A very odd retcon if there ever was one. Well at least we got an interesting moment for Grievous and a classic banter between him and Kenobi.
@@merafirewing6591 Not exactly a retcon, more like Multiverse Theory rearing its strange head when it came to giving different universes different outcomes, not unlike how the likes of the Fullmetal Alchemist original series and the Brotherhood series did things, or maybe the Patlabor OVAs+Movies and the TV Series.
Meeting Cut Lawquane must've been a lift changing experience for Captain Rex.
That moment really shows how he adopted his General’s personality and chose not to follow protocol
@@isaackim7675---indeed
How did Greivous manage to tame a wild Reek in record time to use it as a mount during his escape on Saleucami?
If I remember correctly, Reeks are actually peaceful herbivores and used like cattle. The one we see in the Arena was fed meat, starved and forcibly agitated.
Might need to double check, lore might have changed.
I love these Clone Wars stories, as I loved the series.
Always wanted to see how things would go if none of the characters had plot armor.
"I hear a lot of talking, General! But in the final accounting, what does all that talk get you?! A futile price for power? A mutilated body! Your place is Dooku's errand boy!"
"I am no one's errand boy! I am not in this war for Dooku's politics! I am the leader of the most powerful droid army the galaxy has ever seen!"
"An army with no loyalty, no spirit! Just programming. What do you have to show for all your power, what have you to gain?!?"
"The future: the future where there are no Jedi! The story of Obi-Wan Kenobi ends here!"
One of my favorite exchanges of dialogue in the entire SW franchise.
Ironic how Anakin was one who saved Eeth Koth only for him to end up being the one who finally kills the Jedi Master years later as Lord Vader.
Could we get a video covering the 7th Legion and/or 5th Fleet Security? I'd like to learn more about them ^^
Abdolutley nobody could've rescued him and his family from a 6'8 sand hater on life support and 2 inquisitors who fell in love
That didn’t happen
@@teleportedbreadfor3days 2 inquisitors and Darth Vader hunted him down during the Jedi Purge and killed him
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He's referencing one of the more recent Vader comics in which Koth was an order 66 survivor and Vader found him, killed him in a fight, and took his infant daughter. (He left the order and became some light side priest. Along with having a daughter.)
@@mill2712 I know exactly what he’s talking about, unfortunately
@@teleportedbreadfor3days you're right
Definitely one of my all time favorite episodes
The greatest part of these two episodes was definitely “Tank two port side!” “Great shot!” I still don’t know how that one clone was able to dodge the rocket and that gunner was able to shoot it down. Some of the best reflexes we have seen in Star Wars from non force users.
After the Battle of Umbara, is it still possible for the Separatists to turn the tide of the Clones Wars in their favor?
Eeth koth put up a decent flight against grievous.
Funny how this Ark was one of the more lighthearted ones
Jedi General Obi-Wan Kenobi T-Posing against CIS General Grievous to assert dominance (17 bby, colorized)
I just loved this ark so much.
Let’s have a video on why the Battle of Ringo Vinda was a disaster for the GAR.
The Senate is NEVER desperate.
Grievous is a cyborg, not a droid. Still a great episode.
This is Canon for me!
It literally is canon wdym
And in the end, all that bloodshed would end up being the building blocks for a emperor
he named them part of the triad of evil??? i wonder which real world politician that reflects?
I mean, "duel" when you have Magnaguard support... does that count? I mean, I guess he still won, but...
Thanks a bunch for showing me comment again Geetsly.
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I'm a huge fan of your channel but I wish you stopped making videos literally retelling what we could simply watch on TCW.
Bad accent, good tone, next time put text in picture.