Ahsoka has a vision of Padmé’s death, a vision that Star Wars fans know will come true, if not sooner than later. In a world where Disney markets Star Wars as something for the “boys toy aisle” the female cast carries the story. For all we know, Leia might have walked in that council chamber as a child! “Assassin” is set on Alderaan, and features future Rebel leader Mon Mothma and Princess Leia’s future foster father, Bail Organa.
She penned multiple episodes throughout the series’ run. “Assassin” aired in 2010 and was directed by Kyle Dunlevy and co-written by Katie Lucas (daughter of Star Wars creator George Lucas). In addition, the summit which Padmé attends isn’t the labyrinthine politicking of the prequels – it’s in regards to war refugees, a realistic situation for the galaxy to face while still calling back to Episode I. But Jedi apprentice Ahsoka serving as Padmé’s bodyguard and Aurra Sing doing her work as an assassin manage to keep this one interesting. “Assassin” incorporates some of the political elements of the prequels, and stars Padmé Amidala, never my favorite aspects of the Star Wars mythology. “Clone Cadets”/ “ARC Troopers” Season 3: Episodes 1 and 2 They were chosen to represent the scope and variety of the show, as well as to let people who may not have seen The Clone Wars before find out what they might be missing. But there are many standalone episodes that showcase the series’ best moments and prove that The Clone Wars is an important piece of Star Warslore. The following is a best-of list, but not just based on the show alone – these episodes can serve as breaths in a series that often runs in arcs, and many have some sort of connection to the films, especially the Original Trilogy. Star Wars: The Clone Wars is far from perfect, with some stilted dialogue, goofy characters, and a tendency to stretch thin stories out into multi-episode arcs. Did you ever want to watch The Clone Wars, but weren’t sure where to start? There’s a lot of lore packed into the new game, and you may not immediately catch all of the references. But others, like the villainous bounty hunter Cad Bane, you may not know. Some, like Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano, you’ll recognize. Disney Infinity 3.0 is out today, reintroducing many characters from the Star Wars: The Clone Warsanimated series that we haven’t seen in more than a year.
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