Not the 2008 version, I mean the very first clone wars show, tell me that it's still canon, don't say it's not, don't say it, I swear if you say it

2003 Clone Wars, it is canon, the 2008 one is not.

Sadly the 2008 version is still canon, thank god that the 2003 version is still canon.

I liked them both.
I don't get the issue.

Basically the 2008 clone war was a downgrade version of the 2003 clone wars, it's not bad but it's not great like the 2003 version.

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I liked them both.
I don't get the issue.

Basically the 2008 clone war was a downgrade version of the 2003 star wars, it's not bad but it's not great like the 2003 version.

I suppose so.
I just don't understand all the hate towards the 2008 series.  I thought it was pretty good.

Well, in the original version it was mature, more action pack, and did I say mature, I think I did, while the 2008 version was a little kid friendly that did have enough maturity, and few actions here and there, don't get me wrong I like the 2008 version. It just doesn't have the same magic like the 2003 version.

The '03 series was the shit.

I tried my best to not miss an episode because they were so short.

My favorite episode is when the Clone troopers are going through the city and destroying the shit out of the Droids and that one Clone trooper goes HAM on like 10 of them.

The 2008 one actually got pretty dark in Series 4 onwards. The Darkness on Umbara story arc was really fuken good. As the timeline got closer towards RoTS, it began to become a lot darker and more about the actual clones themselves than random characters no one liked.

The 2008 one actually got pretty dark in Series 4 onwards. The Darkness on Umbara story arc was really fuken good. As the timeline got closer towards RoTS, it began to become a lot darker and more about the actual clones themselves than random characters no one liked.

It started to pick up in Season 2, then got dark in season 3. The show really became excellent by the end of the second season.

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Quote from: The First Noelle on November 30, 2014, 01:15:18 AM

2003 Clone Wars, it is canon, the 2008 one is not.

Sadly the 2008 version is still canon, thank god that the 2003 version is still canon.

2003 is non canon according to the story team. Some could argue it is still canon due to something that could be a reference to it (Ventress wants revenge against Skywalker, Skywalker only bested her so far in the '03 Clone Wars) in the 2008 movie, but it is more likely to be a reference to the fight Anakin and Ventress had on Crystosis. The story team still says it's not canon though.

R.I.P Star Wars Trilogy

Quote from: CyberGama on November 30, 2014, 01:16:37 AM

Quote from: The First Noelle on November 30, 2014, 01:15:18 AM

2003 Clone Wars, it is canon, the 2008 one is not.

Sadly the 2008 version is still canon, thank god that the 2003 version is still canon.

2008 Clone Wars is not canon. It contradicted too many things, I really do not care what Disney or Lucas say, neither of them care about the actual lore of the series, they care about money.

Actually you're wrong, Disney had never to do with the clone wars, that was George Lucas idea, George said it's canon, now Lucas, and now Disney claims it canon, you're opinion on this is irrelevant.

Quote from: CyberGama on November 30, 2014, 10:44:33 AM

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Quote from: CyberGama on November 30, 2014, 01:16:37 AM

Quote from: The First Noelle on November 30, 2014, 01:15:18 AM

2003 Clone Wars, it is canon, the 2008 one is not.

Sadly the 2008 version is still canon, thank god that the 2003 version is still canon.

2008 Clone Wars is not canon. It contradicted too many things, I really do not care what Disney or Lucas say, neither of them care about the actual lore of the series, they care about money.

Actually you're wrong, Disney had never to do with the clone wars, that was George Lucas idea, George said it's canon, now Lucas, and now Disney claims it canon, you're opinion on this is irrelevant.

You did not even read anything that I said....

2008 Clone Wars is not canon. It contradicted too many things, I really do not care what Disney or Lucas say, neither of them care about the actual lore of the series, they care about money.

2008 Clone Wars is not canon.

they care about ——->money.

You obviously didn't read anything that i said, because i read everything of what you said.

I feel like the 2003 show was only fucking awesome 'cause I was ten.

Quote from: DAS B00T x2 on November 30, 2014, 12:26:35 PM

I feel like the 2003 show was only fucking awesome 'cause I was ten.

I rewatched it yesterday. It's really boring, IMO. A little bit of character dialogue here and there..but mostly just action with characters that don't even speak. A good thing TCW improved on that.

It's meant to depict the battles of the clone wars, first season is all about that, really rather exclusively, but even still a story is told and we are shown Anakin's rebellious and disobedient nature, and that he's always looking to do things his way and doesn't like it when he's challenged on it, and takes pride when it works for him.

Second season shows Anakin's relationship, how he feels about being a Jedi, and again him doing things his own way. It also does a fantastic job of foreshadowing Anakin's eventual transformation into Darth Vader, and shows how his rage and emotions can easily get the better of him when provoked. The battle of Coruscant is shown and explained, and everything is set up for Episode III. Keep in mind, the real reason was for it to bridge the gap between Episodes II and III, and not to be a standalone or anything else; and with how well taking time for characters sitting down having discussions went for Lucas in the movies, focusing primarily on action seemed like a really good idea for the time.

I will give you that there is very little dialogue, but much of the story is still shown without the use of it. While TCW did do well with giving the Clones personalities and stories for them, and the '03 series might've benefited from that, it wasn't really the best fit for the style and tone of the show.

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Quote from: DAS B00T x2 on November 30, 2014, 12:26:35 PM

I feel like the 2003 show was only fucking awesome 'cause I was ten.

I rewatched it yesterday. It's really boring, IMO. A little bit of character dialogue here and there..but mostly just action with characters that don't even speak. A good thing TCW improved on that.

It's meant to depict the battles of the clone wars, first season is all about that, really rather exclusively, but even still a story is told and we are shown Anakin's rebellious and disobedient nature, and that he's always looking to do things his way and doesn't like it when he's challenged on it, and takes pride when it works for him.

Second season shows Anakin's relationship, how he feels about being a Jedi, and again him doing things his own way. It also does a fantastic job of foreshadowing Anakin's eventual transformation into Darth Vader, and shows how his rage and emotions can easily get the better of him when provoked. The battle of Coruscant is shown and explained, and everything is set up for Episode III. Keep in mind, the real reason was for it to bridge the gap between Episodes II and III, and not to be a standalone or anything else; and with how well taking time for characters sitting down having discussions went for Lucas in the movies, focusing primarily on action seemed like a really good idea for the time.

I will give you that there is very little dialogue, but much of the story is still shown without the use of it. While TCW did do well with giving the Clones personalities and stories for them, and the '03 series might've benefited from that, it wasn't really the best fit for the style and tone of the show.

If The Clone Wars did something right, then it was adding personalities to the clones... as well as making Anakin likable. They still kept Anakin's idiotic intelligence though.