The 8 Most Feared Commanders in the Separatist Droid Army 

Did they really erase it? It kinda just seemed like they omitted/glossed over it

They didn't erase anything. They just didn't speak about it, because why would they? TCW was about the characters that were important in Anakin's life and Anakin himself too.

Please, feel free to point me to the specific episodes of TCW that completely erase his backstory. Or are we just here to make bold claims in a comment section?

For those wondering, _TCW_ and its supplementary sources retconned Grievous' backstory into a guy who was jealous of the Jedi's capabilities and upgraded himself into a cyborg to mimic their abilities.

@@Daniel_Huffman Omission is not a retcon. Grievous’ origin story is still very much canon. And even if it weren’t, it could still fit neatly within the canon.

As true as that is just so your aware, ive been asking for more tactics and structures like the cis navy structure For 340 days today...

A story like that would be bound to show the Separatist Idealists like Mina Bonteri being kept in the dark and having much faith in Count Dooku. The members of the Separatist Council would no doubt use their control over the military to try and better themselves and their corporations. A serious question would be how long it would take until the combined hatred of the Republic and its corruption isn’t enough to keep the Separatists united. Even the non-corporate members are divided between democracies, autocracies, and other types of government no doubt. Some support slavery, others oppose it, some are racist, some aren’t. Granted, a faction as large as the Republic must have similar political divisions within it, but it was able to keep itself united behind Palpatine and maintaining order, for better in the short term and for worse in the long term.

Filoni hates the seperatists because there are no jedi in them. So it is unlikely that we will ever see something like that.

​@@RealCodreXFiloni is a crybaby then

Yet you consider the clones children

didn't they have an intense and hatefull rivalry?

In legends grevious ambushed durge and ventless at the same time,and beat them both

Tann is an often overlooked commander simply because she, as far as I know, only appeared in Galactic Battlegrounds. That doesn't diminish her importance though. On that note. I wouldn't mind seeing a redesigned Decimator tank, the one in game was weird looking.

And technically Durge wasn't a leader....more like bodyguard, thug. Mercenary....except for the ridiculous lance bs....and Alto Status wasn't a Separatist Commander....He was commander of Jabiims rebels who wanted to join the separatists in exchange for mining rights....He only commanded the small force of Assassin Droids at the end....his forces were mostly Jabiim rebels....Seems he is ignoring a lot of actual Commanders in favor of his favorite characters....what about the Mon Calamari Merkai or whatever...at the battle of Kamino? Or Nute Gunray ? I get that your going for most feared commanders....but since you add people that weren't commanders you might as well add those no one fears....and to be fair...the other vid he did on separatists commanders who lost it all on one battle....the main reason those battles were lost was bc ole Palps wanted them to be.....either to take out commanders he feared or he thought incompetent.....when you realize Palps was playing both ends to the middle, then you understand some never had a chance , no matter how feared, undefeated or powerful....the one person Palps couldn't Out think was sent to conquer the Unknown regions with just one ship....and he did. Thrawn.😮

They had the balls to "kill off" Obi-Wan! That series seriously went ham. I miss Alpha but I'm glad he could inspire Rex's character a bit.

Did they ever explain to him why they wanted to kill? Just imagine they told him what his father did during the Clones Wars must be shocking to Luke, right?

@@lerneanlionI doubt Luke could be shocked by his fathers past as a Jedi when he was literally DARTH FUCKING VADER. Besides, Anakin was heroled a hero across multiple planets. Jabim is like the only planet where the Republics‘ involvement had a negative impact afterwards.

​@Dudewithguns-ww7wc to be fair, if not for papls propaganda , anakin would be viewed as the general grievous of the republic and definitely would be seen in a negative light

Wasn’t he trained by a Mandalorian though? Not a group but just one particular mandalorian who had left or something

Because she only showed up in that one game.

Republic comics were so damn good

Yes @@arachnomech88

Empire at War players can experience how painful that planet is firsthand

Yeah, but he was a prison warden, not an actual military commander.

The guy made a grave mistake by entering the battlefield, and it cost him everything (literally)

yup..glad you brought that up, it was bugging me..😅

Yeah, had Obi Wan wanted, Darts would have been out of the fight in seconds.

I was surprised that Generation Tech missed that bit aspect of the fight between Obi-Wan and D'narr. I knew I couldn't have been the only one that noticed this.

We're talking about in-universe stuff, not why the storytellers did things the way they did in real life. Also, are those the actual inspirations for those characters, and if so, are there any sources confirming that?

@@Ni-dk7ni, also, could you imagine trying to clone and train what is essentially a mass of muscles that can live for thousands of years?

I mean, there was Desix in The Bad Batch, and General Kalani and his boys in Rebels.

@@occam7382also Christopher Lloyd in mandalorian

Possibly we're in the unknown regions of the Star Wars Galaxy u.u

Not to mention winning a 1v5 against jedi, two of which being councilmembers

@@bowlingpin3092 Yeah, and he didn't even have to do that. It was just sport to him, not a proper fight.

A-series Assassin Droid. These assassin droids are very ancient, more than 3000 years old, and have their secret home in an ancient Rakata base deep in the Shadowlands of Kashyyyk.

@@mayeuldelaunay4058 THANK YOU

Same for the republic and the empire... Not sure you're old enough to know, but everybody dies champ.

@@sebastianb.3978 sorry i forgot to specify that they were all killed at the hands of said republic and empire. my point being is that if you look at the most feared commanders who lived through the war the separatists most feared commanders definitely ate ass in comparison. the only one that survived the clone war was ventress because she was betrayed and nearly blown up by Duku and then deserted. (duku purposefully allowed her to live) my fault tho my knowledge of life and death along with this franchise is clearly dwindling and my young clearly mushy brains cannot comprehend.

@@Sp00kyB00per Who's Duku? XD

@@sebastianb.3978 the fact u knew it was a who and not a fruit means you know exactly who it is. if you don’t know look up a duku fruit. my brain swaps the spelling of the fruit and fictional character.

@@Sp00kyB00per I have heard of people blowing shit up. Never heard of feuit blowing shit up. Try again bruv xP

The gungans are hardened warriors who have fought for thousands of years. And, they didn't beat grievous until tarpull sacrificed himself to wound grievous

@@rhysofsneezingdragon1758 yes that is correct, General Tarpals sacrificed his life in order for the Gungan army to capture General Grievous, a general who has killed many clone troopers, Jedi, and more, yet he was only able to kill one Gungan, who died willingly, so it wasn't like Grievous outmatched Tarpals, Tarpals outmatched Grievous. All that said, it still pisses me off that Padme traded the captured, extreme high value Separatists' general, for the comparatively low value Republic Jedi General Skywalker. Not only does Padme give away a chance for the Republic to end the war, (remember, Grievous was so important that Darth Sidious ordered Dooku to capture Skywalker in order to have a bargaining chip to get Grievous back, indicating that Palpatine could not let the capture stand,) but the trade also negates General Tarpals' noble sacrifice.