Count Dooku - Figth scenes and powers from Tales of the Jedi

[barrylyndon]

"The Jedi are sending a master to help us. Horray!"
"The master is Dooku! OH god no!"

[tomnorton]

I love that they differentiate Yaddle's fighting style from Yoda's. Unlike Yoda, she stays grounded most of the time, only using Ataru sparingly. Yoda wants to get a fight over as quickly as possible whereas Yaddle seems to use Soresu, so she focusses more on defending herself than attacking.

[Swissswoosher]

I do understand why he left. He saw that the Jedi had strayed from their path, and he no longer agreed with their position.

[chrishamilton]

First comes doubt.
Second comes disillusionment.
Third comes dissent.
Last comes disdain.

[manuelgrothe]

We need some of the Clone Wars comics into animated episodes

[zhuangsaur]

The sadness anguish and frustration that drove Count Dooku to breaking point and being the CIS leader

[manuelalopez]

I can't believe Dooku would be so mean to Anakin and Obi Wan when they missed the best father figure they had in their lives! Not to mention refusing to take Anakin in for apprentice ship after loosing Qui Gon.

[RADIOactive]

I kind of wished they created a movie where they showed us all of the stuffs that happened between episode 1 and 2, similar to how they did the Clone Wars to show the events between episode 2 and 3.

[derrickstorm]

I love how they captured his fighting style, but I hate the nose they gave him lol

[tomnorton]

These Dooku episodes are by far the best thing Dave Filoni has ever contributed to Star Wars. Ahsoka could have been the best - in fact she SHOULD have been - but Filoni didn't know how to do her properly. Eventually, she simply outstayed her welcome because he didn't realise that her story reached its natural end in Rebels. And in The Clone Wars series, Filoni had no idea how to portray Dooku either, turning him into nothing more than a moustache twirling cartoon.

But here, Filoni finally got it right. This is the best canon portrayal of Dooku since the Prequels and even surpasses a fair bit of the EU, outside of exceptional stories like Dark Rendezvous. There is A LOT of Disney canon that I want to be permanently erased - and that includes a massive chunk of The Clone Wars series - but one of the rare exceptions is Yaddle's final stand and Dooku's fall.

[PvtGuzman]

Dooku may have had the advantage against Yaddle because he trained under Yoda, thus, studied the species combat style and agility.

[josephgover]

Young Dooku kind of looks like Severous Snipe

[Iamsnuggles]

Yaddle could have beaten dooku if she didn’t hold back. If she realized that he was a Sith she could have beaten him and stopped order 66. She also could have ran away since dooku and Sidious thought she had died.

[SasukeUchiha-tcxx]

The Order painted Dooku as a Sith traitor, yet he was better than all of them. Dooku only fell because the order became too pacifist and allowed the galaxy to become corrupted under the greed of the Republic. He believed that secession and reorganization was the way to rid the galaxy of this corruption.

[Cloofinder]

Would be a cool "What if?" Episode where Yaddle brought Dooku back to the light and fought Sidious.

[CoryoPrime]

Great scene with Dooku and Yaddle but I ultimately do not consider it part of the story because we're told in TPM that the Council elevated Obi-Wan to knighthood and agreed with Obi-Wan taking Anakin as his Padawan and for 25 years (forgot when this episode of Tales came out) that always meant the entire 12 member Council not 11 members because Yaddle just resigned and didn't go to Naboo.

[mobius]

really wonder what would have happened if Qui qon never died if he would have stayed with the order