#ASAJJ VENTRESS CLONE WARS 2003 SERIES#

Along with Clone Wars, Disney+ is also dropping two of the made-for-TV Ewok movies, and the animated вЂ80s TV series Ewoks. Star Wars: Clone Wars - Volume I and Star Wars: Clone Wars - Volume II are nowВ available to stream on Disney+.Party like itвЂ™s 2003! On April 2, Disney+ will begin streaming the Genndy Tartakovsky version of Clone Wars, which means, for certain generations of Star Wars fans, a slightly alternate version of the iconic storyline will be available to watch on the app for the first time. Despite his long absence from the Star Wars universe,В Durge will finallyВ join the new Star Wars canon this June with the release of Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #11. However, those plans were scrapped, and bounty hunter Cad Bane replaced Durge instead.

He was going to be reimagined as a human character forВ theВ 2008 Clone Wars animated series and become part of official canon, much like fellow Clone Wars alum Asajj Ventress. RELATED: Honest Trailers Tackles the Original Clone WarsДurge laterВ appeared in other Expanded Universe material, including various comic books which explored his far-reachingВ backstory and eventual fate. Though Kenobi and his ClonesВ wereВ victorious as they secured the surrender, itВ was implied that DurgeВ began to reassemble himself once more. His body swallowed Obi-Wan whole, whoВ was then able to explodeВ Durge from the inside-out.

He later attacked just as Obi-Wan and his ClonesВ wereВ about to secure a surrender from Hill, revealing his true amorphous form. Kenobi finally managed toВ bisect the massive enemy, but the Gen'Dai'sВ unique physiology allowed his tendons to reattach themselves to heal him. Obi-Wan managed toВ stab DurgeВ through the chest, but this only made the bounty hunter laugh. Obi-Wan later engaged him in a duel, though Durge proved a formidable foe, utilizing darts, a flamethrower, and even heaving a speeder bike at the Jedi Knight. Armed withВ lances akin to those used in jousting, Durge and his droids attacked, decimating Republic artillery. When cowering Banking Clan chairman San Hill criticized Durge for notВ attacking the advancing forces, heВ was choked by Durge, who then assembled a legion of speeder-riding IGВ droids. Much of Volume I concerns the Battle of Muunilinst, following Obi-Wan Kenobi as heВ led the ground offensive while Anakin Skywalker commanded the space battle. RELATED: Star Wars: Clone Wars Revisited - Genndy Tartakovsky Made the Prequel Era Look EpicДurge was introduced during 'Chapter 4' of Clone Wars. However, another droid commander was also introduced during the micro-series' first season,В and he was one of the most unique, dangerous and above all terrifying bounty hunters in the Star Wars universe: Durge. Along with Asajj Ventress, Clone WarsВ debutedВ droid commander General Grievous, whoВ went on to be a central antagonist in both Revenge of the Sith and the 2008 3D series. Though the series is no longer considered canon, Tartakovsky's versionВ introduced keyВ characters who later becameВ officially recognized. Now that the completeВ series is now available to streamВ on Disney+ (compiled into two volumes under the 'Star Wars Vintage' category), fans are now able to look back on the dynamically stylized, Emmy-winning original interpretation of the Clone Wars. TheВ 2D micro-series began in 2003, and aired three seasons between the releases of Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. Before the fan-favorite computer-animated Star Wars: The Clone WarsВ established theВ definitive, official canon account of the titular galactic conflict, the era was first explored in animated form in GenndyВ Tartakovsky's Star Wars: Clone Wars.

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