435 (edited by gaurd502 2012-10-31 19:53:55)

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I like the plot, but someone really needs to do something with the battle scenes. There's no flow(as in at one second they are all fighting and shooting non stop, they shoot down on droid gunship, and suddenly everyone has time to stand around cheering. , droids and rebels are a meter apart shooting at each other and not hitting anything, no one is ever in cover. I mean it seems like the only time someone dies is because its needed in the story, not because there is danger. Honestly Disney faeries has better battle scenes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl … CbuM#t=15s

Its hard to get a sense of the dire situation the rebels are in when you don't really get any sense of their position. We never know how many men they have, all the major combat you have a high chance of dieing operations are ran by the 3 leaders of the rebel group, one being a senator? They are constantly coming out on top with little real risk of danger. The few episodes that seem to portray battle a lot better always end up my favorite. The Darkness on Umbara arc and The Citadel"

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How come the Droid Gunship's blaster only made a mere wound on Ashoka? You'd think that a gun attached to a battle vehicle would be powerful enough to tear limbs off if hit into joints for example. They need to start installing proper blasters to their droids.

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And here I thought nothing could have worse aim than the Stormies from the movies.

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Flippy Warbear wrote:

How come the Droid Gunship's blaster only made a mere wound on Ashoka? You'd think that a gun attached to a battle vehicle would be powerful enough to tear limbs off if hit into joints for example. They need to start installing proper blasters to their droids.

I didn't think it was a direct hit, I thought the shot just hit the edge of the cliff and it was like shrapnel that struck Ahsoka, like you say, if it was a direct hit with a weapon of that size it should have blown her appart. I don't mind the shot missing however, as the Gunship was heavily damaged, so targeting was bound to be a little off.

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S05E06: The Gathering

Quite a cool episode last week, and a nice change of pace. We move from Onderon to the wintry ice plains of what appears to be Ilum the crystal rich ice world first explored in the 2d Genndy Tartakovsky produced Clone Wars animated series. The world proving sacred to the Jedi and the source of the crystals they use to build their lightsabers.

Ahsoka continues on her sort of mentoring path this episode by being the guide for a group of Younglings as they travel to Ilum to perform a rite of passage, the 'Gathering' of the title. Sure I'm not the only one that got a shiver up their spine hoping that no alienified Immortals with a penchant for lobbing off heads with swords would suddenly spring up hailing from the planet Ziest when they heard that title.

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The ritual involves the young Jedi's quest to hunt down the crystal that they need to build their own lightsaber and take their first steps to becoming a Jedi. Yoda is at the temple to greet them, and they find that they must enter the caves to find their crystal and get out again before the sun goes down and traps them down there due to an ice gateway only kept open as long as direct sunlight shines on it to keep the ice from freezing over, so it is an against the clock mission. The Younglings are mostly a likable bunch, but all have little character traits or faults which they need to overcome, and each one deals with a challenge in their quest to find their crystal which deals with this, some in some quite clever ways. It is an enjoyable enough stand alone episode that takes us away from the war for a bit and explores some interesting territory with regards to the Jedi's training methods and way of life. Thinking about it I wonder with these well developed characters if we aren't going to see more of them in a similar fashion to what the series did earlier with the Rookies episode which eventually led to further episodes which followed those Clone cadets careers right though to the surviving ones becoming ARC Troopers, just this time dealing with Jedi training. Personally I wouldn't find this as interesting as those stories involving Clonetrooper training, since Jedi training is already quite extensively dealt with in the movies, but it could still develop into an interesting arc I guess.

As if to confirm my suspicions this news has just popped up regarding the next episode due to air:

http://www.starwars.com/explore/the-clone-wars/ep507/

Oh, and there is news over on SFX about it too, due I have no doubt to the fact that a certain former Doctor of time & space is involved.

http://www.sfx.co.uk/2012/11/08/david-t … tch-right/

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440 (edited by Flippy Warbear 2012-11-17 14:22:18)

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Hondo is like the only character I really like aside from Grievous who is apparently never around anymore...

I dunno why I like Hondo, but I gotta give the creators the credit that his facial expressions are great.

EDIT: Yeah shouldnt you know it. I should watch the entire episodes before I open my damn mouth. Grievous just popped out of nowhere. Yay!

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Secret weapons=kiddy episode.

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