Board Thread:End of the Clone Wars Series/@comment-80.42.61.120-20130421112933/@comment-2000765-20130628183441

Cub317 wrote: Yes, these episodes have to do with the Clone Wars. However, that is not the problem with Season 5. The problem is that it had too many of these episode arcs, and not enough with actual battles in the Clone Wars. Some might consider the Onderon arc to be like this, but I disagree. It was a huge battle, however, it did not have any clones in it. Lame argument, I know, but I'm just saying that if it is going to be about the Clone Wars, there has to be several more clones. I actually did not have a problem with D-Squad. It still isn't the kind of battle I'm looking for, but it did at least have to do with the Clone Wars. However, I'm still upset by the Ahsoka framed episodes. I believe that those episodes broke from previously established canon (Bariss Offee's original fate was that she died during Order 66, not thrown in jail). I guess the real problem with that is that I just like her original fate better. Oh well, although you have not convinced me that Season 5 really has to do with the Clone Wars, I will admit one thing. You have at least gotten me to like this season a little better. For that, I congragulate you. I believe now would be a good time to end this internet argument. It has been going on for over a month. Sorry about that. See you 'round Bane7670! BTW, tomorrow's my birthday :D! A couple things on this: P.S. I wouldn't call this an argument. Debate, maybe.
 * 1) It goes to show there are more factions fighting the Separatists than just clones. In fact, the purpose of this group was to show the factions that will eventually compose the Rebel Alliance. Season 5 did a lot of things that will eventually lead up to the Empire.
 * 2) Offee's original death isn't necessarily non-canon anymore. It has yet to be clarified, but her service and death on Felucia apparently is still legitimate.