How Grievous killed trillions 

Grievous, "I'm off to do a genocide!" Sidious and Tyranus, "Yeah, you go have fun."

Grevious was meant to be a weapon of pure terror that the Sith would have used to create a very powerful military to protect the citizens of the Galactic Republic from such a monster, and ironically all this would be a blueprint of how many will see Darth Vader.

The Clone Wars: Palpatine's personal war crime generator.

I’m surprised Grievous didn’t employ the use of brain-rot plague during the Battle of Coruscant.

"We did it Douku, we saved the galaxy!" The galaxy:

Such slander against loving husbando, Grievous. Say what you will about him, but he always came home.

I really enjoy the more competent and scary Grievous we got outside of ROTS and the 2008 series. They gave him a really cool backstory and a very legit reason to hate the republic and the jedi that they never really explored all that much because George unfortunately wanted him to be a cowardly mustache twirler which I think was a mistake. Much more compelling in his earlier portrayals in my opinion.

“War is cruelty. There is no use trying to reform it. The crueler it is, the sooner it will be over.” “I would make this war as severe as possible, and show no symptoms of tiring till the South begs for mercy.” “If the people raise a great howl against my barbarity and cruelty, I will answer that war is war, and not popularity seeking.” “This war differs from other wars, in this particular. We are not fighting armies but a hostile people, and must make old and young, rich and poor, feel the hard hand of war.” - William Tecumseh Sherman In a lot of ways I feel like Grievous was the CIS Sherman, send him out to brutally kill combatants and non-combatants alike in an attempt to destroy the enemy’s will to fight back.

Everyone's talking about why pre-TCW 2008 Grievous is best, but in my opinion, I sure miss awesome mccoolnames for military operations like Durge's Lance in current fiction nowadays more. Real life, even. Edit: By the way, I like the semi-intentional angle on Honoghr. Not everything is just a simple accident in war.

Considering the other mass murders Grievous committed, particularly with the Brainrot Plague and the destruction of Humbarine, targeting Humans and Human-settled worlds, it isn't actually too surprising people in the increasingly Human-centric Republic forgot about some random planet in the Outer Rim. The ignoring and neglect of the Outer Rim was a massive cause of the Separatist Crisis in the first place.

I've only recently discovered your channel and I love it. You're like Eckhart's Ladder as he used to be, without the constant negativity

Yeah, never saw the Clone Wars as something less than the Vong invasion, it's just that in the latter's case the story emphasisez the destruction part much more, and the Clone War's destruction was overshadowed by first the far more important political changes and the sunscequent Imperial buildup, which certainly allowed them to quickly overcome the damage.

Grevious, although is certainly a user of weapons of massed destruction when it served his purpose as a means of sowing chaos and achieving his military aims. He is also a talented and ruthless military commander for the CIS, whom hadn't been shackled by his sith masters, might have won the war for the separists

Wait, was that Andor's homeworld that got chem-bombed? Or is it a coincidence that his world also got wacked by a crashed CIS weapons ship?

Ahhhh The WAR CRIMINAL, and that's a lot considering this universe.

This is tangentially relevant at best to the actual subject of the video, but I've come up with a theory that has kind of captured my imagination. As we know, in Season 3 of The Clone Wars, Ahsoka literally got a piece of a Force goddess shoved inside of her to bring her back to life, and then the show never did much of anything with that. Consider also how Fate of the Jedi (which I believe was in the process of being written when the Mortis arc released) left off Abeloth, as being summarily out of the picture for now, but they all know she's technically still alive and the Jedi are looking for the Dagger of Mortis because it's the only thing they know of that can permakill her. I speculate that the writers were planning to use the life essence of the Daughter as a point of relevance to pull Legends!Ahsoka out of whatever stasis she must have been in for the last six to seven decades and ultimately have her be the one to permakill Abeloth by tapping into the power stored within the Daughter's essence. Before, you know, the dark times.

Yeesh, pawn or not, Grievous makes Vader look like a puppy.

"He was mean"

You had me at “orbital bombardment to my heart.” ❤

Grievous was supreme commander because he was the most controllable and emotionally predicable induvial Dooku had available for that role. Spider guy was too smart and would of had too many questions

Honestly had the CIS won, I don't think Grievous would have stopped till every planet was uninhabitable and every organic dead. It's good he was incapable of feeling the force.

One of the most petty characters in all of Star Wars besides Papalpatine himself.

The clone wars was humans vs evil

Link this video whenever people say the CIS are the good guys

I thumbs up this.

Aw man I need to use that closing line on my wife.

Ah star wars, a franchise where planets are as weak and fragile as eggs and people leave them over the slightest of planetary crises. Weaklings the lot of them.