How well do you know your Clone Wars?
Summary Star Wars: The Clone Wars is still one of the most beloved and popular Star Wars projects of all time, and there are plenty of exciting things fans might not know about the seven-season series. Set between the events of Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith, the animated series details the biggest battles and campaigns during the three-year war between the Republic and the Confederacy of Independent Systems.
10 The Clone Wars' First Battle Memorial In the Star Wars canon, The Clone Wars officially began with the First Battle of Geonosis as seen at the end of Attack of the Clones. In The Clone Wars, it was revealed that the names of all the clones who gave their lives in that first conflict were recorded and carved on the "First Battle Memorial", located near the Republic's primary clone barracks on the core world of Coruscant.
8 Ahsoka's Original Name Was Ashla After The Light Side of the Force Close Originally, George Lucas and Dave Filoni wanted Anakin's apprentice to be named Ashla, another name for the light side of the Force. Ashla is also one of the moons of the ancient Jedi world of Tython alongside Bogan, and the relationship between the two moons is what helped inspire the First Jedi's beliefs on the dark and light sides of the Force.
6 Mark Hamill Voiced Darth Bane A Major Sith Lord Voiced By One Of Star Wars' Greatest Jedi Close In The Clone Wars season 6, Yoda embarks on a major spiritual journey, one that opens him up to new aspects regarding the Living and Cosmic Force with guidance from Qui-Gon Jinn's Force ghost. However, this also includes a visit to the ancient Sith world of Moraband where Yoda faces none other than the haunted spirit of Darth Bane, the Sith Lord who created the Rule of Two.
4 Saw Gerrera Debuted In Clone Wars Star Wars: Underworld Close Before he was played in live-action by Forest Whitaker, Saw Gerrera first debuted as a young freedom fighter in The Clone Wars. However, Saw was originally created by George Lucas for his canceled live-action series Star Wars: Underworld which had been in development long before Disney purchased Lucasfilm, a show that would have explored the seedier parts of the galaxy while also showing the origins of the Rebel Alliance.
1 The Clone Wars' Mortis Was Supposed To Return In Episode IX In Trevorrow's Deul of the Fate Close One of the most dynamic arcs in The Clone Wars was on the planet Mortis in the show's third season. In it, Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Ahsoka meet The Daughter, Son, and Father, celestial embodiments and anchories of the Force itself.
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