Why The Prequels Characters Are Better In The Clone Wars #shorts

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[augusto-amg]

Comparing the run time of a full damn tv show to 3 movies is insane

[VexNovaYT]

EP1: Before the Friendship
EP2: The Rough Start of the Friendship
Clone Wars: The Friendship
Ep3: The End of the Friendship

It's not a flaw, its the lore.

[Olamchesed]

The Clone wars really shows the relationships well. That's why i like it.🙂

[Fishdoggy-jz]

Well that’s what the clones wars is for. I’m talking about the series. 💥

[Chosenleaf]

The problem with the movies they didn’t say anything about anakin needing to train a padawan to knighthood before becoming a master they just threw it in there in the animated series

[ARCStudios]

While I agree, Episode 3 perfectly showed their bond.

[TheDamnCook]

That’s what the series is for, to explain well, the clone wars and focus more on characters

[anakinodinson]

That's exactly the point! No one truly believes that Anakin was ready to be a Master, even Himself. That's something Lucas want, to most viewers wonder if Ahsoka was a good idea to be introduced as an Anakin's Padawan.

[victorlangrehr]

Don't forget for the most part, the Jedi had been peace keepers for a very long time, and all out war is a very different situation. And under normal circumstances I doubt that Anakin would have had a Padawan.

[PranavTambat]

Obiwan teach what to become
Anakin what not to become

[mikemiller]

The Original Trilogy movies will always be the best. Best SOUNDTRACK, best story writing, best use of non-CGI effects and best acting performances. The prequel films are ok, they are what they are. The idea of a prequel trilogy was great for a backstory to the original films, but it’s final execution looks, sounds and feels so noticeably different in comparison to the original movies that they don’t flow together at all.

Here’s how the prequels ought to have been released; Most of the events featured in Attack of the Clones and some bits of Revenge of the Sith should have been combined into the first prequel movie. Basically two and a half hour long film with some flashbacks of Anakin as a boy being discovered by Qui Gon with pod racing highlights and the Battle of Naboo showcasing Darth Maul’s duel against the Jedi and of course little Ani destroying the droid control ship. Since there wasn’t nearly enough screen time given to illustrate the Clone Wars (in live action) that’s what the second film in this hypothetical trilogy remake should be all about, THE CLONE WARS! The last movie (Episode III) should have been an entire film dedicated to showing Anakin Skywalkers downfall and desperate rise in the dark side. Make it a three hour long film and you can have plenty of scenes showing his stressed war torn mind being manipulated by the supreme chancellor. After he defeats Mace Windu from assassinating Palpatine he’d go on to sack the Jedi Temple and subsequently duel with Obi Wan Kenobi there at the temple. Mustafar wasn’t necessary as a location for their dramatic clash. It could’ve easily happened deep beneath the Jedi temple inside some secret ancient volcanic Sith ruins that Sidious instructs Vader to use as a location for luring Jedi to (including Obi Wan). Seeing Anakin ultimately defeated by Kenobi (burnt alive, and eventually salvaged by Palpatine and rebuilt as Darth Vader) should’ve then given way to part of the film that would’ve shown us a newly minted Darth Vader… enraged, cybernetic, powerful, and resolute in his vengeance… building his Sith lightsaber and leading a newly created imperial empire in a final ‘all out assault’ against the remaining scores of fortified Jedi (and their allies) on the capital world of Coruscant.

My point is this; we ‘the audience’ should have gotten more Darth Vader. Seeing him lead massive squadrons of starfighters in ship-to-ship combat as the newly formed Empire snuffs out the Republic and the Jedi order. Scenes of him fighting and brutality defeating surviving Jedi at a barricaded Jedi Temple and all portrayed in his cybernetic suit and with his red bladed Sith lightsaber.
The tension and desperation of the Jedi Order trying not to be eradicated from the galaxy is something that we needed to see and feel.

[theevanthompson]

Ahsoka was a insert of Dave Filoni's daughter. Look up a side by side image of the two. She's just another Mary Sue.