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The star wars clone wars shorts are just amazing animation. The way he caught the essence of the characters in animation that was superior to the human portraya

The star wars clone wars shorts are just amazing animation. The way he caught the essence of the characters in animation that was superior to the human portrayals was a testament to his talent. It made the cgi clone wars look so amateurish. The best sam jack imo is the light vs dark. My jaw dropped at that. He's definitely one of the few creators where I can feel him tickling my mind, overwhelming me with creativity.

AtlasBarfed 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qp-L_Xei-Lg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qp-L_Xei-Lg "Shinobi ... warrior of the night"
Forgeties79 1y ago
Clone Wars was so fun. The episode with the special forces troopers that’s mostly silent immediately comes to mind, as well as the one where General grievous just goes to town on a group of surrounded Jedi. It was also pretty cool watching Mace force crush grievous‘s chest lol
- throwaway422432 1y ago
  Clone Wars was excellent, and a real departure for the brand under Lucas's watch. It set a lot of the canon for Windu and Grevious at the time. Never got around to watching Samurai Jack but really should.
- aceazzameen 1y ago
  Tartakovsky's Grievous was awesome. That character ended up being such a disappointment in the film. But I still liked how they tied that series straight into the final film. I was at a talk with Tartakovsky a long time ago. I don't remember all the details, but he said when they first got their descriptions of Grievous from Lucasfilm, they didn't have much to go off of. Lucas said Grievous had a cough and that was it. Tartakovsky's team didn't know why he had a cough, so they created the Mace Windu scene.
  - Forgeties79 1y ago
    That’s awesome. Way to use the slack given to him
- DanielHB 1y ago
  I really love that scene where Grievous starts monologuing while the Jedi ties his cloak to the train door with the force. When the train leaves he just looney toons out of there. Honestly the single best use of the force in the whole god-damn canon, cracks me up every time. And Palpatine just raises his eyebrows while she is doing it, amazing. Was hugely disappointed when I saw Episode 3 and what they did to Grievous, that dude was scary in the shorts.

AtlasBarfed 1y ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qp-L_Xei-Lg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qp-L_Xei-Lg "Shinobi ... warrior of the night"

Forgeties79 1y ago

Clone Wars was so fun. The episode with the special forces troopers that’s mostly silent immediately comes to mind, as well as the one where General grievous just goes to town on a group of surrounded Jedi. It was also pretty cool watching Mace force crush grievous‘s chest lol

throwaway422432 1y ago
Clone Wars was excellent, and a real departure for the brand under Lucas's watch. It set a lot of the canon for Windu and Grevious at the time. Never got around to watching Samurai Jack but really should.
aceazzameen 1y ago
Tartakovsky's Grievous was awesome. That character ended up being such a disappointment in the film. But I still liked how they tied that series straight into the final film. I was at a talk with Tartakovsky a long time ago. I don't remember all the details, but he said when they first got their descriptions of Grievous from Lucasfilm, they didn't have much to go off of. Lucas said Grievous had a cough and that was it. Tartakovsky's team didn't know why he had a cough, so they created the Mace Windu scene.
- Forgeties79 1y ago
  That’s awesome. Way to use the slack given to him
DanielHB 1y ago
I really love that scene where Grievous starts monologuing while the Jedi ties his cloak to the train door with the force. When the train leaves he just looney toons out of there. Honestly the single best use of the force in the whole god-damn canon, cracks me up every time. And Palpatine just raises his eyebrows while she is doing it, amazing. Was hugely disappointed when I saw Episode 3 and what they did to Grievous, that dude was scary in the shorts.