The irony that he dies while trying to flee Utapau in his ship! And the fact Obi Wan steals it and uses it to flee from Order 66! They should call this ship the Escape Pod!
Only a true master of style could ever compete with the master of trolling. Grievous and Kenobi, one man sought to take revenge on the galaxy while the sought to save it.
The irony that he dies while trying to flee Utapau in his ship! And the fact Obi Wan steals it and uses it to flee from Order 66! They should call this ship the Escape Pod!
That’s what happens when the main villain and characters appear in later media and star wars plot armor exists. No one can win so they just run, and run, and run.
@@sarahluise3153 Finally someone who understands that!! My God, thank you for such comment. The Confederacy is not like the Republic, they don't have thousands of useless Jedi knights but a group of brilliant military strategists. General Grievous is the most important one, without him there's no war for real and his death literally means end of the Clone Wars. Also good to notice he can't be captured because he knows about Palpatine and many thighs like death star etc. so even if the Republic would capture him, then on the trial the judge (allied with Palpatine or his friend) couldn't convict him at trial and had to acquit him or else Grievous could have released Sidious's identity in exchange for his freedom. Yeah, many uderestimates his meaning and huge role in this conflict.
General Grievous wasn't meant to kill Jedi and lead the droid army... He was meant to test all the escape pods, he just got the following roles as a bonus
Technically he wasn't abandoning the Malevolence in the second clip there. He just got into his starfighter in an attempt to hunt down Obi-Wan and Anakin while they escaped on the Twilight.
I see what you mean that might've been the primary reason he was abandoning ship in that scene, but the the ship was destroyed and unflyable, so I think saying he was abandoning ship is accurate.
must be PTSD from his ship was blown up by count dooku's plot to turn him to cyborg,that why he always abandons ship before it gonna explode like the first one.
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See look at good guy Grievous, he knows he can cut down on personal carbon emissions by taking the public transportation droid assault craft instead of his own fighter. Such an economical move.
Grievous is a great antagonist. He's ferocious, but also cunning and tactically proficient. He won't let his bloodlust prevent him from retreating so as to conserve his forces and himself when that's what the circumstances call for. That's far more intimidating than a mindless beast
The irony that he dies while trying to flee Utapau in his ship! And the fact Obi Wan steals it and uses it to flee from Order 66! They should call this ship the Escape Pod!
Honestly Padme had a ton of moments where she actively was turning the tide of the war. She personally captured Gunray at one point, she stole the plans for the rebuilt droid factories on Geonosis from her awful ex, she captured Grevious (well the gungan army did really, but she gave the order.) She was really committed to making the war end as soon as possible lol
I love how he is supposed to be a strong combatant but is a true master at running away. Did you see how he eneter the fighter? Same everytime like clock work for him lol.
"General Grievous is a coward. He will run and hide like he always does." The jedi council in star wars episode 3 clearly watched the clone wars series before it was even released :P
I think I know why he said "Time to abandon ship" now. he had already done it so much he just saw it as a regular thing. 0:16 I love the way he enters his fighter!
See, one could attribute this habit to his Legends origins of his ship having been destroyed, leaving him disfigured. But all that is out the window with his "canon" origin
