Star Wars: The Clone Wars (TV series)

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Television series
German title Star Wars The Clone Wars
Original title Star Wars The Clone Wars
Clonewars-logo.svg
Country of production United States
original language English
Year (s) 2008–2014, 2020
length 21 minutes
Episodes 133 in 7 seasons ( List )
genre Military science fiction ,
animated series
idea George Lucas ,
Dave Filoni
production George Lucas (S1-6; EP ) ,
Catherine Winder (S1-3; EP) ,
Dave Filoni (S7; EP) ,
Cary Silver,
Caroline Kermel
music Kevin Kiner
John Williams (Original Star Wars - theme music )
First broadcast October 3, 2008 (USA) on Cartoon Network
German-language
first broadcast		 November 23, 2008 on ProSieben
occupation
synchronization
The Star Wars logo

Star Wars: The Clone Wars is an American computer animated series , which in the fictional Star Wars universe of George Lucas plays and the events between Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones and Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith describes . She is content related to the older, almost eponymous animated series Star Wars: Clone Wars , and is one of the plot revision of the franchise 'by Disney, as opposed to Star Wars: Clone Wars , still the official Star Wars - canon .

On July 19, 2018, Dave Filoni announced that the series would return for a seventh and final season. It consisted of twelve episodes and launched on Disney + on February 21, 2020.

A sequel series called Star Wars: The Bad Batch was announced on July 13, 2020 and is set to launch on Disney + in 2021.

action

The galaxy is threatened by the war of the Galactic Republic with separatists, the so-called Confederation of Independent Systems (CUS). This conflict takes place in all parts of the Republic, with Jedi Knights , along with clone warriors, facing the droids controlled by Sith.

The series does not tell a continuous story, but rather self-contained episodes from the life of the warring parties, although some storylines extend over several episodes.

The main story of the first season was the war and the heroic adventures of the Republic forces and Jedi Knights. Season two darkened the tone of the series and made it more serious with the introduction of the bounty hunters, hired mercenaries who also serve primarily as the hired commanders of the separatist droids. Ahsoka Tano's development also played a bigger role. The third, fourth and fifth seasons were presented in a similarly serious tone. The sixth and, for the time being, final season then closed most of the storylines, but left a few open. The sixth season made few hints of the movie Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith . The seventh and at the same time final season is getting closer to the film and ends with the dissolution of the Galactic Republic and with it the end of the Clone Wars.

From the end of the first season onwards, popular characters from the “Extended Universe” of Star Wars , the area of ​​merchandise media that are based on the film canon, but have so far mostly presented independent stories and characters, appeared For example, the Jedi Quinlan Vos, who became famous in the Clone Wars comics, and the bounty hunter Aurra Sing, as well as the clone elite team Delta Squad, made famous through the video game Star Wars: Republic Commando . With the triple episode series “Kidnapped”, “Slaves of the Republic” and “Escape from Kadavo” of the fourth season, a comic title from the extended universe was adapted for the mainstream for the first time .

chronology

Timeline of films and series in the Star Wars universe
films and series fictitious calendar (in years)
VSY NSY
33 32 31 30-24 23 22nd 21st 20th 19th 18th 17-15 14th 13 12 11 10 9 8-7 6th 5 4th 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4th 5 6-7 8th 9 10 11-31 32 33 34 35 36
The Phantom Menace
Attack of the Clones.
Revenge of the Sith 		I. II III
Star Wars
The Empire Strikes Back
Return of the Jedi 		IV V VI
The Force Awakens
The Last Jedi
The Rise of Skywalker 		VII VIII IX
Rogue One
Solo 		a R1
a S.
The Clone Wars (+ movie )
Rebels
Resistance
The Mandalorian 		TCW
Rebels b
R.
M.
33 32 31 30-24 23 22nd 21st 20th 19th 18th 17-15 14th 13 12 11 10 9 8-7 6th 5 4th 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4th 5 6-7 8th 9 10 11-31 32 33 34 35 36
Prequel Trilogy (Episodes I-III)
Original trilogy (Episodes IV – VI)
Sequel Trilogy (Episodes VII-IX)
A Star Wars Story Films
Series

The consequences of the series The Powers of Fate take place at different times, so that a list in the table is not meaningful. Also not listed miniseries, short stories, comics, books and other ancillary works of the official Star Wars - canon and the theme park Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge (between VIII and IX). The fictitious calendar of the Star Wars universe is used for the schematic classification of the actions . This differentiates between the years before the Battle of Yavin (VSY) and after the Battle of Yavin (NSY). The Battle of Yavin IV marks the end of Star Wars (1977), in which Luke Skywalker and the Rebel Alliance destroy the first Death Star .

Motion picture

The movie for the series celebrated the German premiere on August 14, 2008 and the US premiere on August 15, 2008, but it was only shown in the cinema for a short time. Since December 15, 2008 it has been available in Germany on DVD and Blu-ray. In the original version, some prominent actors from the original Star Wars films took on the dubbing of their characters. In Germany, voice actors from the original Star Wars films were required to speak their characters in The Clone Wars . The movie was the start of the series of the same name.

synchronization

The series was shot at Berliner Synchron and SDI Media Germany in Berlin, directed by u. a. Björn Schalla and Marius Clarén set to music. For the German version, the film's voice actors were required to speak their characters in the series.

All of the characters in the series have irregular appearances.

main characters

Role name Main role Supporting role Original speaker German speaker
teller 1.01-7.08 Tom Kane Uli Krohm
Anakin Skywalker 1.02-7.10 7.11, 7.12 2 Matt Lanter
Hayden Christensen (episode 7.11) 1 		Vanya Gerick
Obi Wan Kenobi 1.01-7.10 James Arnold Taylor Philipp Moog
Ahsoka Tano 1.02-5.20, 7.05-7.12 6.12 3 Ashley Eckstein Josephine Schmidt
Captain Rex 1.02-7.12 Dee Bradly Baker Martin Keßler
1 Archive recording
2 Cameo as Darth Vader
3 Cameo

Minor characters

Role name Original speaker German speaker Seasons
Jedi Order
Yoda Tom Kane Tobias Master 1-7
Mace Windu Terrence C. Carson
Samuel L. Jackson (7.11, archive recording) 		Helmut Gauss 1-7
Ki-Adi Mundi Brian George (Seasons 2-6)
Silas Carson (7.11, archive recording) 		Norbert Gescher (seasons 2–4; 7.11 archive recording)
Rüdiger Evers (seasons 5–6) 		2-7
Plo Koon James Arnold Taylor Jörg Hengstler
Reinhard Scheunemann (2.01) 		1-7
Kit Fisto Phil LaMarr Gunnar Helm
Uwe Jellinek (2.01) 		1-6
Luminara Unduli Olivia d'Abo Sabine Arnhold 1-2, 4, 6
Adi Gallia Angelique Perrin Martina Treger 2-6
Jocasta Nu Flo DiRe Luise Lunow 2-3, 6
Aayla Secura Jennifer Hale Tina Haseney (seasons 1–2)
Vera Teltz (seasons 5–7) 		1-2, 5-7
Shaak Ti Tasia Valenza Silvia Missbach (season 3–5)
Tanja Geke (season 6) 		3-6
Barriss Offee Meredith Salenger Kaya Marie Möller 2, 4-6
Galactic Senate and Members
Sheev Palpatine /
Darth Sidious 		Ian Abercrombie (seasons 1–4, 5.01, 6.05–6.07)
Tim Curry (seasons 5–6, except 6.05–6.07)
Ian McDiarmid (7.11, archive footage) 		Friedhelm Ptok 1-7
Mas Amedda Stephen Stanton Axel Lutter 2-6
Padmé Amidala Catherine Taber Manja Doering 1-7
C-3PO Anthony Daniels Wolfgang number 1-4
Bail Organa Phil LaMarr Tom Vogt 1-6
Orn Free Taa Karl Schulz 1-3, 5-6
Onaconda Farr Dee Bradley Baker Klaus-Dieter Klebsch (Season 1–2)
Walter Alich (Season 3) 		1-3, 5-6
Riyo Chuchi Jennifer Hale Magdalena Turba 1-3, 5-6
Mon Mothma Kath Soucie Monica Bielenstein 2-6
Jar Jar Binks Ahmed Best (1.08, from season 2)
BJ Hughes (1.12, 1.17–1.18) 		Stefan Fredrich 1-4, 6
Nala Se Gwendoline Yeo Juana von Jascheroff (seasons 1–2)
Sabine Mazay (seasons 6–7) 		1-2, 6-7
Gregar Typho James C. Mathis III Peter Flechtner 1-4, 6
military
Wullf Yularen Tom Kane Erich Rauker 1-7
Wilhuff Tarkin Stephen Stanton Detlef Giess 3, 5
Commander Cody Dee Bradley Baker Martin Keßler 1-5, 7
Clone warriors Since all of the clone warriors in the story are descended from the bounty hunter Jango Fett, they are all spoken of by one person. In the German version the clone warriors are  voiced by Martin Keßler , in the English version by Dee Bradly Baker. Exceptions are Boba Fett and the clone cadets. Since they are not yet adults, she dubbed Daniel Logan in the original version and Nico Sablik in German . In the 22nd episode of the first season, the Senate Commands were also spoken by Martin Keßler in the German version, although the Senate Commands are actually normal people (see Captain Jayfon). 1-7
Sith and dark power users
Count Dooku /
Darth Tyranus 		Corey Burton Klaus Sunshine 1-6
Asajj Ventress Nika Futterman Claudia Urbschat-Mingues 1, 3-5
Mother Talzin Barbara Goodson Heike Schroetter 3-4, 6
Savage Opress Clancy Brown Tobias Kluckert 3-5
Darth Maul Sam widower Tobias Master 3-5, 7th
Separatists
General Grievous Matthew Wood Rainer Doering 1-5, 7
Nute Gunray Tom Kenny Joachim Siebenschuh (Season 1)
Gerald Paradies (Season 2) 		1-2
Wat Tambor Matthew Wood Frank Ciazynski 1, 5, 7
Admiral Trench Dee Bradley Baker Jürgen Kluckert 2, 6-7
Lott Dod Gideon Emery Eberhard Prüter 2-3, 6
Rush Clovis Robin Atkin Downes Olaf Reichmann 2, 6
Battle droids Just like the clone warriors, the battle droids are spoken by one person. In the original they are spoken by Matthew Wood and in the German translation Constantin von Jascheroff lends them the voice. 1-7
Criminals and Bounty Hunters
Cad Bane Corey Burton Jan Spitzer (season 1)
Oliver Stritzel (from season 2) 		1-4
Aurra Sing Jaime King Anke Reitzenstein 1-3
Todo 360 Seth Green Tobias Nath 2-3
Ziro the Hutt Corey Burton Christian Gaul 1, 3
Hondo Ohnaka Jim Cummings Gerald Paradise 1-2, 5th
Mandalorians
Satine Kryze Anna Graves Debora refuses 2-5
Almec Julian Holloway Jürgen Kluckert (Season 2)
Reinhard Kuhnert (Season 3, 5, 7) 		2-3, 5, 7
Pre Vizsla Jon Favreau Uwe Jellinek 2, 4-5
Bo-katan Katee Sackhoff Heath Domanowski 4-5, 7th
Other
Cham Syndulla Robin Atkin Downes Björn Schalla 1, 3
Lux Bonteri Jason Spisak Hannes Maurer 3-5
Saw Gerrera Andrew Kishino Julius Jellinek 5

Charisma

United States

In the United States, the series began broadcasting on Cartoon Network on October 4, 2008 with a double episode. There the series always ran on Friday evenings. Over time, she took several weeks of breaks through holidays such as Halloween and Christmas . The Clone Wars had the most-viewed series premiere in the station's entire history. The second season began broadcasting on October 2, 2009 and the third season also started on September 17, 2010 with a double episode. At the end of March 2012, Cartoon Network had announced the production of a fifth season at the Upfronts, which could be seen from September 29, 2012 to March 2, 2013.

The Star Wars creator George Lucas planned to bring the series to over 100 episodes in 4 or 5 seasons and if the ratings should drop and the series could not find a new TV channel to broadcast, it should continue to be produced as direct-to-DVD .

On March 11, 2013, Lucasfilm announced the series would officially end, at least on Cartoon Network. Though storylines remained open, production of The Clone Wars for Star Wars Rebels has been discontinued. In October 2013, producer Dave Filoni announced that the already finished episodes for the suspended sixth season - collectively titled "The Lost Missions" - will be broadcast in spring 2014. The entire sixth season was released on Netflix on March 7, 2014 .

In July 2018 it was confirmed that there will be twelve new episodes for the series. These were produced for the Disney + streaming service .

Germany

In Germany, the first season as well as part of the second season was still broadcast on ProSieben's Sunday evening program until it transferred The Clone Wars into the program of the subsidiary channel , Kabel eins . There the series always ran in single episodes on Saturday mornings. From January 7, 2011, the series was also on Super RTL in the program, where weekly feature film versions were broadcast, which were composed of several episodes.

The German pay-TV broadcaster Cartoon Network broadcasts the series in double episodes (repeat of the previous week and the next episode) on Saturday evening, just like in the USA.

Due to an error in the contracts with ProSieben on the part of Lucasfilm, the broadcasting order in Germany was briefly changed, which meant that the episode "The invisible enemy" was left out for two weeks and the two-parter "Das Virus" / "The Secret of the Moons" was brought forward. The first couple of episode descriptions in the series were mistakenly taken from the micro-series Star Wars: Clone Wars . This bug was not fixed until episode nine.

On January 16, 2014, Super RTL announced on its press page that it would broadcast the 6th season in German-language and worldwide premieres from February 15, 2014. The episodes were broadcast on four Saturday evenings.

The seventh season was released in German-speaking countries for the German start of Disney +.

Episode list

Season Number of episodes First published in the USA First publication in German
premiere final premiere final
Movie 1 Aug 15, 2008 Aug 14, 2008
1 22nd Oct 3, 2008 20 Mar 2009 Nov 23, 2008 Apr 26, 2009
2 22nd Oct 2, 2009 Apr 30, 2010 Nov 8, 2009 Oct 30, 2010
3 22nd 17 Sep 2010 26th Mar 2011 Jan. 8, 2011 June 4, 2011
4th 22nd 16 Sep 2011 2nd Mar 2012 May 5, 2012 Nov 2, 2012
5 20th 29 Sep 2012 2nd Mar 2013 Apr 1, 2013 Nov 2, 2013
6th 13 7th Mar 2014 Feb 15, 2014 March 8 2014
7th 12 Feb 21, 2020 4th May 2020 24 Mar 2020 4th May 2020
Legacy 8th 25 Sep 2014 Apr 17, 2015 -


advertising

In addition to commercials that run on television in Germany and the USA alike, there is a separate trailer for each episode on the English Star Wars website, in the form of a weekly newsreel, as we know it from cinemas during the Second World War in the episode guide with a complete plot, list of speakers, scenes, concept drawings, quotes and trivia as well as a short webcomic with approx. 6 to 10 pages per issue, which is somewhat related to the episode. For example, one learns that the planet on which the Toydarian king wants to meet Yoda is not Toydaria, but an uninhabited, neutral moon. Marginal notes are also placed in the foreground, such as the losses in the battle for traps from "The Fall of a Droid". Since the second season, however, the plot is independent of the episodes. This is how the life of the Padawan Tyzen Xebec after the death of his master Bolla Ropal is dealt with in “Act on Instinct”. In addition, the design of the episode guide has been changed significantly since the beginning of season 3: Although all the people who appear are now listed and more background information is available, the plot and the quotes from the episode are no longer listed.

Merchandise

As with the pilot, there are also various toys, books and comics for the series. The books and comics tell stories, completely independent of the series. The toy figures and building sets from Lego, on the other hand, sometimes relate to a specific episode of the series, so you can find out something about the episodes in advance. For example, there is a kit from Ahsoka's Jedi starfighter, which was only seen in the episode "Storm over Ryloth". There are also three video games: "Jedi Alliance" ( Nintendo DS ), "Lightsaber Duels" ( Wii ) and "Republic Heroes" ( Windows , Xbox 360 , PlayStation 3 , Wii, PlayStation Portable , PlayStation 2 and Nintendo DS ). The game "Lightsaber Duels" deals with selected duels from the series, which are not sorted according to broadcast, but according to production code. For example, the Malevolence trilogy was broadcast before the episode "Battle of the Droids", but since "Battle of the Droids" is the sixth episode according to the production, this level comes before the Malevolence levels (episodes 7, 9 and 11).

In addition, a continuation of the successful Lego Star Wars video game series, all about the events of The Clone Wars , was launched in spring 2011 . It is entitled "Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars" (Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360, PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 3, Wii, Mac OS and Nintendo DS).

Awards

Won

  • 2009
    • Golden Reel Award at the Motion Picture Sound Editors in the category "Best Sound Editing - Television Animation" for the episode "In the Fangs of Grievous"
  • 2013
    • Daytime Emmy Award in the “Outstanding Performer in an Animated Series” category for David Tennant as Huyang
    • Daytime Emmy Award in the "Outstanding Special Class Animation" category

Further nominations

  • 2009
    • Annie at the Annie Awards in the category "Best Music in an Animated Television Production or Short Form" for the episode "The Attack of Malevolence "
    • Saturn Award at the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA in the category "Best Syndicated / Cable Television Series"
    • Golden raspberry in the category “Worst Prequel, Remake, Rip-off or Sequel” for the movie
  • 2010
    • Golden Reel Award at the Motion Picture Sound Editors in the category "Best Sound Editing - Television Animation" for the episode "Kampf und Wettkampf"
    • Annie at the Annie Awards in the category "Music in a Television Production" for the episode "Die Waffenfabrik"

DVD and Blu-ray publishing

Original title German title US
publication 		German
publication 		Art Number of
episodes
Star Wars The Clone Wars November 11, 2008 December 15, 2008 DVD & Blu-ray Motion picture
A Galaxy Divided Divided galaxy March 24, 2009 0June 5, 2009 DVD 04 (+ 1)
Clone Commandos September 15, 2009 September 18, 2009 04th
The Complete Season One The complete First Season 0November 3, 2009 November 20, 2009 DVD & Blu-ray 22nd
The Complete Season Two The entire second season October 26, 2010 October 29, 2010 22nd
The Complete Season Three The entire third season October 18, 2011 October 21, 2011 22nd
Darth Maul Returns no publication September 11, 2012 no publication DVD 4 in 1
The Complete Season Four The entire fourth season October 23, 2012 October 26, 2012 DVD & Blu-ray 22nd
3 pack no publication 15 October 2013 no publication DVD 13
The Complete Season Five The full fifth season 18th October 2013 DVD & Blu-ray 20th
Seasons 1–5 Collector's Edition 108
The Lost Missions The full sixth season November 11, 2014 20th November 2014 13 (+ 4)

Remarks:

  1. ↑ Originally the film consisted of four separate episodes ( The New Padawan , Castle of Deception , Castle of Doom and Castle of Salvation ).
  2. ↑ a b Divided Galaxy contains the first four episodes of Season 1 ( The Ambush , The Attack of Malevolence , The Shadow of Malevolence and The Destruction of Malevolence ).
  3. ↑ A Galaxy Divided was released by Walmart in an exclusive version that contains an additional episode; Season 1 episode 6: Downfall of a Droid .
  4. ↑ Clone Commandos is a compilation of the 5th episode ( recruits ) and episodes 19 to 21 ( Storm over Ryloth , The Innocents of Ryloth and Freedom for Ryloth ).
  5. ↑ Darth Maul Returns is a feature film compilation of the last four episodes of season 4: Rebirth (Massacre) , Bounty (Bounty) , Brothers and Revenge .
  6. ↑ a b The 3-Pack is a new edition of the three DVD-exclusive releases, but contains the Walmart-exclusive version with the additional episode from the start, despite the false statement that it only contains 12 episodes.
  7. ↑ The four " Crystal Crisis on Utapau " story reels are only included in the Blu-ray.

Trivia

  • In the original version, the characters are mostly spoken by different actors than in the films, with a few exceptions such as Matthew Wood (General Grievous), Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), Daniel Logan (young Boba Fett), Liam Neeson (Qui-Gon Jinn), Ahmed Best (Jar Jar Binks) and Pernilla August (Shmi Skywalker).
  • The astromech droid R2-KT pays homage to Katie Johnson, the daughter of the founder of the 501st Legion in the USA, who died of an inoperable brain tumor in 2005 at the age of seven .
  • The episode Bounty Hunter is a dedication to Akira Kurosawa , one of George Lucas' idols, and his film The Seven Samurai .
  • The episodes weren't broadcast in the same order in which they were produced, but in the order that Cartoon Network bought them. So the story sometimes jumps back and forth like in the episodes The Invisible Enemy and Cat and Mouse , which take place before the movie. With season 3, the story about the soldiers of the Rishi outpost from the episode Recruits was expanded, and the battle of Ryloth is shown again in supply routes , which also created the context for the episode The Ambush (Season One, Episode One).
  • Some of the various extraterrestrials in the series have special accents in the original English language as language features. For example, the Twi'leks have a French, the Lurmen an Irish, Neimoidians an East Asian, Dr. Nuvo Vindi has a German accent, General Whorm Loathsom has a Scottish accent and General Grievous has a heavy Russian accent. Only Grievous' strong pronunciation was retained in the German versions. The Neimoidians were given a French accent so they wouldn't conflict with Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace , as they had the same setting there. By using the French accent with the Neimoidians, any accent for the Twi'leks had to be omitted, and with the Lurmen there were also no special pronunciation features.
  • In the episode Bounty Hunters , director Dave Filoni takes on a role in the series for the first time. He lends his voice to the bounty hunter Embo. In addition, the extravagant hat, like the headgear of the bounty hunter Cad Bane, is similar to the director's hat.
  • Sometimes there are references to the Indiana Jones film series, also co-developed by George Lucas , such as the staff of Ra as a walking stick for Senator Kharrus from The Ryloth , the Ark of the Covenant as one of the treasures that Wat Tambor takes away for Ryloth , and to the Houses in The Secret of the Moons , on which “Crystal Skulls” was written with graffiti. In the episode Friend or Foe , Cad Bane finds a matching hat in a pawn shop, but first he picks up a fedora felt hat like Henry Jones Jr. ("Indy") wears in all films.
  • The name of Senator Halle Burtoni von Kamino, who appears in the episodes The Duchess of Mandalore, Murder in the Senate, Heroes On Both Sides and The Pursuit of Peace , is an obvious allusion to the US corporation Halliburton , which was involved in the Iraq war has come under fire.
  • The name of Senator Mee Deechi, who appears in the episodes of Murder in the Senate and The Pursuit of Peace , is an allusion to the Medici family, who were one of the most influential families in Florence in the 15th and 16th centuries .
  • On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back , bounty hunters Boba Fett and Bossk appear in the season finale of the second season.
  • Also appearing are Wullf Yularen and Wilhuff Tarkin, who appeared in Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope .
  • The saying "I have a really bad feeling there" that occurs in all Star Wars films is also taken up in several episodes in The Clone Wars .
  • The Imperial March can be heard in some episodes, mostly during battles and dramatic moments in the fifth and sixth seasons.
  • Since the seventh season was only produced a few years after the Lucasfilm takeover by Disney and since other film and television productions have since emerged, characters from these can be found in this. So one sees Kanan Jarrus from Star Wars Rebels , here still in his identity as Caleb Dume, as a young Padawan at the side of his master Deepa Bilaba. Sabine Wren's mother Ursa, also a character from Rebels, and Dryden Vos from Solo: A Star Wars Story also appear.
  • The final four episodes of the seventh season play parallel to Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith . One sees Anakin and Obi-Wan being called to Coruscant to rescue the Chancellor, one learns of Count Dooku's death and Obi-Wan's mission to Utapau, one sees the meeting between Yoda, Mace Windu and Aayla Secura, as well as the execution of the order 66 as seen by Ahsoka and Rex.

Novels for the series

Sequels

As a result of the discontinuation, the comic miniseries Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir (German: Darth Maul - Sohn Dathomirs , ISBN 978-3-7416-0268-9 ) appeared in 2014 , with Jeremy Barlow as the writer and Juan Frigeri as the draftsman. In 2015, however, the novel Dark Disciple, written by Christie Golden , was published (German: Schülerin der Dunklen Seite , ISBN 978-3-7341-6106-3 ). Both publications were based on scripts from the series that were no longer used. And both are part of the new canon. The series Star Wars Rebels , produced by Disney , was also released from 2014 to 2018 , which is set years later, but continues characters and stories from The Clone Wars .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Trent Moore: Here's How Disney + Lucas Plan to Define (and Redefine) Star Wars Canon. Blastr.com. (from January 7, 2014)
  2. ↑ Dan Brooks: SDCC 2018: Star Wars: The Clone Wars to Return with New Episodes. In: starwars.com. July 19, 2018. Retrieved July 19, 2018.
  3. ↑ Star Wars: The Bad Batch, An all-new animated series, to debut on Disney + in 2021 In: starwars.com. July 13, 2020, accessed on July 14, 2020.
  4. ↑ Lightsaber Rattling: Lightsaber Rattling: The Clone Wars: Slaves of the Republic arc Visual Preview. In: Lightsaber Rattling. November 10, 2011, accessed February 4, 2016 .
  5. ^ The Complete Del Rey Books Timeline. In: Random House Books. Retrieved May 26, 2018 (English).
  6. ^ Emil Fortune: Star Wars: Galactic Atlas . Ravensburger, 2017, ISBN 978-3-473-49038-7 (Original title: Star Wars: Galactic Atlas . Translated by Wolfgang Hensel).
  7. ↑ Jamie Lovett: Lucasfilm Reveals Official Timeline of the Star Wars Saga. In: comicbook.com. August 24, 2019, accessed on August 29, 2019 .
  8. ↑ Star Wars: The Clone Wars. In: synchronkartei.de. German dubbing file , accessed on March 31, 2018 .
  9. ↑ a b see synchro board after the credits of episode 2.01 Holocron theft
  10. ↑ see synchro table after the credits of the episodes 1.13 The crash landing / 1.14 The defenders of peace
  11. ^ Adam Arndt: Upfronts 2012: Cartoon Network presents the program . Serienjunkies.de . March 30, 2012. Retrieved April 1, 2012.
  12. ^ A New Direction For Lucasfilm Animation. Starwars.com, March 11, 2013, accessed May 8, 2020 .
  13. ↑ 'Star Wars' Animated Series Set for 2014 Debut. In: artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com. The New York Times , May 20, 2013, accessed May 8, 2020 .
  14. ↑ Dave Filoni: "Star Wars" fans - I have some exciting news! . October 11, 2013, accessed January 19, 2014.
  15. ↑ Official: The Clone Wars Returns! . jedi-bibliothek.de . July 19, 2018. Retrieved July 20, 2018.
  16. ↑ Exclusive premiere on SUPER RTL: Sixth season of the animation series “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” premiered in German in the Super RTL press center. January 16, 2014, accessed January 17, 2014.
  17. ^ A b Nathan Butler: From the Star Wars Home Video Library # 34.1: A Galaxy Divided Wal-Mart Exclusive (2009). In: YouTube. November 17, 2016, accessed April 3, 2020.
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  19. ↑ Nathan Butler: From the Star Wars Home Video Library # 34: The Clone Wars: Darth Maul Returns and 3-Pack. In: YouTube. March 3, 2014, accessed April 3, 2020.
Films and series from the Star Wars universe
cinemamovies
Prequel trilogy

The Phantom Menace  (1999) | Attack of the Clones  (2002) | Revenge of the Sith  (2005)

Original trilogy

Star Wars  (1977) | The Empire Strikes Back  (1980) | Return of the Jedi  (1983)

Sequel trilogy

The Force Awakens  (2015) | The Last Jedi  (2017) | The Rise of Skywalker (2019)

A Star Wars Story

Rogue One  (2016) | Solo  (2018)

Further

The Clone Wars  (2008)

Canonical
TV Shows

The Clone Wars ( episode list ) (2008-2014, 2020) | Rebels ( episode list ) (2014-2018) | The forces of fate  (2017-2018) | Resistance  (2018-2020) | The Mandalorian  (since 2019)

Uncanonical
Television films

The Star Wars Holiday Special  (1978) | Ewoks - The Caravan of the Brave  (1984) | Ewoks - Battle for Endor  (1985)

TV Shows

Friends in Space  (1985–1986) | The Ewoks (1985–1986) | Clone Wars  (2003-2005)