Showing posts with label WAT TAMBOR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WAT TAMBOR. Show all posts

Friday, 28 October 2022

THE CLONE WARS: EVIL-DOERS!


On the bridge of a rogue Trade Federation vessel, the evil Count Dooku and his key associates in terror and carnage - Wat Tambor, General Grievous and Nute Gunray - plan their attacks at the start of the now infamous Clone Wars, in this great moment from the montage beginning to The Clone Wars animated movie of 2008.

Sunday, 3 May 2015

THE CLONE WARS: MEETING THE 'BAD BATCH'!

Cody and his squad encounter the Bad Batch squad. Images: LUCASFILM ANIMATION.

With the prior success of the web released uncompleted story arc reels for the Utapau saga from THE CLONE WARS: The Lost Missions initiative, STARWARS.COM has now released a new four-part set for the Brent Friedman written, Clone Trooper highlighted adventure that is Bad Batch, where a quartet of irregular war-loving, genetically enhanced clones joins forces with Anakin, Rex and Cody to liberate a stolen war algorithm and uncover the mystery of whether the previously MIA clone trooper Echo might still be alive after the fiery conclusion of the Season Three adventures set within The Citadel.

Anakin fights a new type of Battle Droid.

Also featuring the return of notable villains Wat Tambor and the spider-cyborg General Trench, this action-heavy, planet-trotting tale is a must-see, especially for Clone Trooper fans. Let's hope that it gets enough web hits to see-in even more animatic story reels being released for the not too distant future...

Watch the episodes here: The Clone Wars Legacy | StarWars.com

▶ The Untold Clone Wars Panel - Star Wars Celebration Anaheim - YouTube
▶ Bad Batch Star Wars: The Clone Wars Panel - Star Wars Celebration Anaheim - YouTube

Sunday, 15 December 2013

DELETED SCENE: ANAKIN THE ASSASSIN!


Second order of business for the newly crowned Darth Vader after wiping out the majority of the Jedi Order: kill all the Separatist leaders! It's a task the young Sith clearly relishes, especially with regards to the cruel Skakoan despot Wat Tambor, in this deleted scene from EPISODE III.