General Grievous' TRUE Role in the clone wars 

...or die trying when the ship explodes if it fails... but he was built to fight Clone soldiers and Jedi

"Time to abandon ship"

Fool! He slaughters jedi as if they're nothing

@@xerthetvaoan he got rekt by Ventress Kit Fisto and Koth and arguably Ahsoka

he also almost got rekt by Cody and a few other clone troopers

That is a good thought

Lucas completely meant him as a precursor to what Anakin would become

Vaders Armour was designed for him to eventually, be beaten. And to make sure he didn't you know... turn on his master

True true but Vader was never intended to be damaged.

Corporal44 exactly

and his people

@@tylerjones7592 goddammit

Much like Star Wars toy collectors.

Gotta Catch 'Em All

His collection of lightsabers and memes.

Something that fascinates me about Star Wars is that George let the fans go wild with expanding the lore and history/future of the cannon. He told the story he wanted, could tell more even (we all know he had plans for more) but he didn't put down other talent from expanding his work. And in the end, we got Legends. Other writers who respected and honored George's creation but took it steps further into new directions and built up more lore. As someone who is an aspiring writer, I highly respect this. And all things considered, I would let the same thing happen. Though, unlike George (and in no way do I mean any offense at the man,) I would sooner let the devil possess me than sell my work to someone else. While I get "why" he did it. I honestly feel it was a mistake in the long term of the franchise. At least by keeping it within my influence, I can at least ensure the core of the story remains what it was and is intended to be.

It's always been like that. Real Star Wars comes from the expanded universe. The movies are nothing by comparison.

A movie is at best 2 and a half hours. There's only so much you can show during that time.

@@s1d3k1ckRO yes but that doesn't mean they have to be so...uhh inconsistent? i dont even have a word for it, that's the closest i can think of. Original trilogy is propably the best movies for obvious reasons, but they aged A LOT, Prequels are memed to death, and mentioning anything about Sequels will cause this entire poor excuse of a community to throw shit at eachother and scream like a bunch of primates about Rey being a mary sue and Disney being some company that is ran by devils all beacuse they made 3 terrible movies that rely on nostalgia and nothing else, (jesus christ, see im now turning into one of them lmao) Meanwhile the coolest shit often happens in tv series, comics and books, while the movies are usually pretty fucking terrible. Like an arc of Clone Wars is usually almost as long as a minimal requirement to be considered a feature film, and they still manage to convey everything WAAAY better than any of the movies did.

@@christopherpoet458 maybe if the fan base wasn't toxic towards the prequels it would be different

Yeah but that's way to dark for Disney

Man you have just given me great idea. Star wars documentary about clone wars (propaganda, both sides stories, clone troopers journals and so on)

Disney would ruin it

Disney would so fuck this idea up. You would get grevious being a woman, whos all powerful and then gets blown up by a white man. So he can oppress her by putting her remains in a body, and to hide its a woman, gave her a male voice. Then exploited her by making her the villian for the galaxy.

But it's Disney...

Reverse Dipper Pines a series in which everyone seemed to be a god.

A warriors death actually meant a lot in Kaleesh culture. Makes sense for Grievous to say such a thing. Actually the most merciful a Kaleesh would be.

Fucking lame cliche line

@@jacob-cs5fx classic projection.

@@GoldenProductionTE this statement becomes even more powerful when you realise a big reason grievous got rebuilt in legends was he felt he was robbed of a warriors death and he was told the jedi did it.

That video's coming next, I believe. It's written, at least.

i always wondered what Dooku's grand plan was for he end of the Clone Wars. I mean, with they're industrial capacity the Seperatists shouldn't have a problem drawing the Republic into a long, drawn out war of attrition until the Republic just gave up and let them secede, but what about afterwards? He becomes the leader? The Jedi would probably just assassinate him at some point since he's a Sith and all. It seems pretty obvious that Palpatine would have him assassinated at some point even if the Jedi didn't.

@@arthas640 Basically, Grievous is blamed for forcing Dooku to wage war and Dooku is put under house arrest. After the Empire's rise and growth in a few years, Dooku would've been appointed head of a new Sith Order called the Fist of the Empire (Basically the concept plans for the Inquisitorious)

@@arthas640 The full vid on it's coming in like a day or two, I believe. It's very interesting tho.

Unfortunately for him he would never get a place in the empire

He was great, but Matthew Woods voice was better.

So you tryna get with me or?

General Grievous 😂 maybe

Jae Caesar Imma need that comlink DM

General Grievous hey brother

True. But Vader was human and a brutal enforcer of authority rather than a caotic alien enemy rampaging across the galaxy. Even if Vader's kill count was higher you be surprised how many people would have less of a problem with the authority of their own government murdering people then some outside threat murdering just as many, or even fewer. In the real word there have been some pretty alarming studies done on people who were asked by an authority figure to inflict increasing amounts of pain, even risk killing the subject, on someone else. In other words, most people tend to be like sheep, doing whatever authority tells them to.

Would you rather be in the path of the devil or on his side?

@@archangel6676 Neither.

@@177SCmaro coughAmericacough

@@Sweatersith coughUnitedStatesGOVERNMENTcough

best trap

Admiral Ackbar screaming intensifies...

I’m done with life 😂

Wait a fucking minute.

Hold it right there

Every good villain has a good backstory

Don’t worry you’ll get more of him in Season 7 I promise

flash flood99 im not so sure, i don’t expect him in ahsokas underworld arc.. nor the bad batch and definitely not siege of mandalore. The most likely chance though is seeing him in the bad batch arc but i doubt for long

World War Wells If the Crystal Crisis arc gets finished and released, we’ll see plenty more of him.

Gojirawars 03 it probably won't

Oh, the power of *PLOT ARMOR*!

ahhhh general kenobi

THEY CAN TAKE OUR LIVES BUT THEY'LL NEVER TAKE OUR FREEDOM

Traveler true but obi wan and anakin are the most skilled from the bunch

Hello there

he was a warrior that should truely be feared! not the clone wars version where he gets outsmarted asap when he gets screen time.

We all do.

Cold, fast, and with just enough ego to terrorize jedi knights. Such an amazing character.

Yeah but what i dont miss about him was his voice

Best Grievous ever

Josh David not exactly, Vader was never intended to have life supporting armor or cybernetic implants by Sideous.

But his legacy was nevel forgotten. All shall fear the might of Grievous even after his death

@@jimmygee3219 Agreed Jim, mainly foreshadowing. Vader would become like Grievous later on through his cybernetics.

Comparing the two grievous's armor makes him more durable, faster and stronger than vader's armor. Only difference is that grievous wasn't sensitive

Well, if you consider this, Grevious was a product of Sideous just in a similar way Darth Vader was.

Since he is American, to him everyone is am alien

@@xanderanderson6673 Now I hate you.

Generations fims and generation tech are so goddam Alienphobic it scares me.

@@alejandrochalco6893 "Humanity first"

@@starscraper1336 That is still Xenophobic

It hit right in the feels

Aaron Well from a cinematic stand point, he used both Obi Wan’s and Anakin’s in the CGI In ROTS. However that mean there are two other sabers he uses in ROTS, but they are merely just common hilt sabers that you’ll later see used by the Jedi who get killed by Palpatine in his Senate chambers. As for the actual sabers he collected I’m sure there’s much more lore into that. It would be a cool video to watch!

@@VaGTaSter69 are you kidding me? They took back their sabers before Grievous used them

Jussi Well in the direction of the film by George, 2 of the hilts used by Grevious on Utapau were actually Anakin and Obi Wan’s. Although for Anakin’s the blade was green not blue.

@@VaGTaSter69 Didn't Dooku slice the green saber Anakin used near the end of 2 though?

Star Yes, but I’m saying that Grevious uses Anakin’s episode 3 hilt. Remember this is from a cinematic stand point. So Anakin’s hilt is just another prop used for Grevious and colored green to make it look like a different lightsaber. It was used to save money from having to model and make new lightsaber hilts.

So much galactic-wide trauma turned the galaxy into a police state for decades.

Super Smash Revan yeah. So many were with anti droid armies. And anti droid doctrines

@@obitwokenobi9808 That makes so much sense.

Damn...

Its a trap!

It's things like that that really shoes the beauty of the ROTS novelization.

Sounds like something HK would cook up, only HK would win.

And Obi-Wan still got out of there alive, and set Luke on the path to become a Jedi...

I sometimes call it "the Good Guy/Paragon trap", since it works so well against non-Star Wars hero figures I. General.

And the Mandalorians.

Filoni definitely didn't like grievous

George Lucas, actually. He's the one who wanted Grevious to be a mustache-twirling saturday night villain.

@@DarksaberForce And George ***coughcough*** Lucas.

mais en aillant un traitement honorable et pas le rabaisser comme ils l'ont fait dans la nouvelle serie the clone wars de 2008

Grievous was nowhere near being as popular amongst fans as Maul was.

@@Arak_Drakoniz and? Just because a character is popular that is no excuse to make them survive an unavoidable death with I dunno anger kept me alive or some dumb stuff like that. Then bring back dooku, vader, heck literally anyone who died just because fans like them.

Maul's death was not nearly as obvious as Grievous' was. Burning to death and exploding really leaves no chance for revival.

@@ajace5883 cause being cut in half and falling in the void is very survivable, plus being stuck there without legs to climb up or neither water or food... the fact that he would survive was just absurd

Grievous was a brilliant commander. He's just overconfident. But some such as yourself are too dumb to notice

@@xerthetvaoan Are you for fucking real? X'D I even provided a reference point in the video and you are dumbass enough to not notice what I'm talking about??? :D :D :D "But some such as yourself are too dumb to notice" oh the irony that you yourself provided makes this even more hilarious :'D Now I recoomend that you go to 2:43 in the video and you may realize how fucking stupid you just made yourself look :)

lol, nice one

Don't forget Thrawn

@@jcerrano98 and the inquisitors

It is well documented that both the Sith Empire and Galactic Empire were highly racist against non humans. However leadership in both understood usefulness outweighed this in a few circumstances. Mas Amedda made sense, he was effectively the second most powerful person in the republic under Chancellor Valorum. As a Zabrak Maul paved the way for the fear of the Sith in the Jedi and terror that Grievous later causes. Cad Bane again was very much about deception, an alien doing the work of the separatists against the Republic. Thrawn was not only a link to an ascendancy that operated in the unknown regions but a tactical genius far superior to anyone else in the Empire. Let's be clear, Palpatine is not a racist or a supporter of Humanocentrism. He is a master of deception, and plays to the "passions and prejudices" of others. Fear & Hatred are key tools of the Sith and getting the humans of the galaxy to fear & hate non humans (and everyone to fear & hate droids) The galaxy becomes a play ground for him to do whatever he wanted and do it without gaining attention from anyone else. On a final note, the Jedi Order was one of the most diverse groups of people in the galaxy with members from most species within their ranks. With the Separatists being almost entirely alien or droid (bar Jango and Dooku [of which one was dead and the other often working from the shadows and being a former Jedi) having this fear and hatred of non humans made it all the more believable come Order 66 and the reports that the Jedi attacked the Chancellor, were behind the war and that Dooku was actually still a Jedi just controlling the Separatists on the Council's behalf. Remember the Sith were reported to be extinct. Very few people came into contact with Sidious or Maul to ever question that. Even in the Clone Wars series, Maul & Savage are mistaken for Jedi gone rogue.

Why does generation tech hate non humans?

@Supadupa Swaggascoopa ok

Wait... what?

@@carlbrittain1993 sifo diyas was a jedi that count dooku killed. They put his blood in grievous in hopes to make him force sensative

Just out of curiosity how would that have jeapordized order 66? Maybe Im missing something

@@A_Moustached_Sock he's kinda reaching but I could see where he is going with the idea. As far as the Jedi knew Sifo Diyas requested the creation of the clone army to protect the republic so I would say finding his blood transfused Into the evil cyborg general designed to destroy the Jedi and the republic would raise some questions. Still seems like a stretch though even if it did happen.

@@ix8750 True. Also I just dont see the Jedi connecting the dots that easily. They were really oblivious in the Clone Wars

I hate the way Generation Tech is mumbling, no matter how intresting the video is. If its made by Generation Tech, i head out.🤢

Vader

Kill in person or it doesn’t count

Prequels had the best story

They are season 7

Sowel 44 Just leave both CloneWars shows and the pre-Disney movies as well as Rogue One Canon,then perhaps keep elements of Legends(Disney StarWars will be virtually nonexistent in my Ideal StarWars Legends section)

SIVA mem. 2770 SIVA mem. code 23 solo should be canon too it’s amazing as well as the bloody sequels

Hallo wie gehts denn so? General Kenobi! *Ihr seid ein Narr*

I believe we also need a video on those divisions

“Hi, that’s me!”

Sadly there isn't much info on the 87th other then what we can get from the source of there one and only appearance, Battlefront II. Basically, the 87th is a Clone Corps consisting of 36,864 Troopers specialized in urban warfare and deployed to defend the cities of loyal Republic planets from the threat of CIS invasion, so basically the Coruscant Guard but instead of Coruscant they protect places such as, for an example, Naboo's City of Theed or Eriadu's Capital City. I have a feeling that the 87th was used by Palps to make the galactic populace become more used to having a military presence around them in preparation for the rise of his Empire, but that's just a theory

I also want you to meet my adopted child Mara Jade...

Ventress was a dark Jedi

@@pyrothefriendlyarsonist9195 and Tyrannus came after maul was "killed"

@@arbiterplageuis7182 Not to mention Jar Jar!

@@colokurt1 ? Wut?

*Grevious checks his space FB page* "Skynet has sent you a friend request"

Unkillable......have you seen ROTS ?

Apexia I think only a few within the CIS knew about Sidious, aka Dooku, Grievous, and the Separatist council.

@@jasonravenscroft3333 Those few new of Sidious but only Dooku knew Sidious was Palpatine.

Nute Gunray knew

@@fitzgerald297 yeah, i think a few of the heads of state knew about Sidious, Nute Gunray (one of the main financiers of the war) being one of them, but i think it was mainly the few who met on Geonosis just before the start of the Clone Wars that knew about him. Most people in the CIS just thought it was Dooku running things himself.

DEATH IS LIFE the 2003 voice acting wasn’t terrible though.

Pretty sure he was going off canon

Most likely send him to mustafar and get anakin to kill him

You mean : what would the Senate do with him ?

I think it'd be fairly obvious for the Empire to not only say that the clones killed Greivous along with the Jedi, as the general did die from a blaster shot rather than a lightsaber. And, of course, there were tons of clones already on that planet.

"THEN YOU'RE LOST" -courtesy of Ole' Ben

Over 200 or 300 I believe

Robert Agu well, the CIS were the good guys really, trying to leave a corrupt government, but the Confederacy itself got corrupted by the Sith. It started as a noble cause until the Sith corrupted it.

@Confederate Fleet It's a famous Benjamin Franklin quote about liberty.

What do you think of the CoronaVirus Pandemic rightnow? Although we are fighting a Virus,not an inter-galactic War

@@SIVAmemSIVAmemcode I think that various governments have been seizing as much power as they can under the guise of saving lives, and that they will not relinquish all of that power once the crisis passes. Just like after 9/11. Sure, some lives will be saved in the short term by shutting the economy down, but a Great Depression will cost plenty of lives on top of greatly lowering the standard of living worldwide. Is one life worth a million dollars? A billion? A trillion? (I'm not talking out my ass, either. The UN's World Food Programme predicts an extra 130 million people facing starvation in developing countries due to economic issues relating to this, that is, about double the norm).

[ODIN] Phantom I’ve been looking through the comments for this. You deserve flesh

Senator Sheev what

not really a joke, it's true.

So from the Balkans then?

Big O yeah I know that

Wolf Ancap the 3D CloneWars is pretty good,with its largest mistake being how it portrayed General Grievous,although I did grow up watching CloneWars on Netflix along with the old Transformers TV Show(the one from the 80s,great show btw) so I am definitely biased on this topic