"Star Wars: Clones War" is one of the best things that can happen to the "Star Wars" George Lucas eavesdropped on Irvine Kershner to direct "Empire returns the blow" And Lawrence Casdan to write it. As a result of the success of the still visually stunning micro -series "Clone Wars" by Maestro Gendi Tartakovski, "The Clone Wars" took all the good ideas and concepts Lucas introduced in the pre -ive trilogy - Yes, there are some great ideas here, even in the "clone attack" - and give them enough time to breathe properly and develop over time.

The result remains part of the best storytelling in all "Star Wars". It is a show that one of the best characters in "Star Wars" in the form of Ahsoka Tano has turned us, turned the clones' army without a person in a group of dozens of overgrown and complex characters, and even expanded separatist policy. And the title conflict (in the process of making parallels with the Iraq war, completed with the purpose of lacquer inspired by the mujahideen), all in the context of a series of children.

Many of the best things ever did the "clone wars" happened because Lucas, who was strongly involved in the development of the show, threw ideas to his writers How to bring Maul back to life. In that case, the outcome was a fantastic nail polish for characters that continued until "Star Wars Rebels".

Another element made by "The Clone Wars" unique was his format of anthology, which was inspired by World War II news. The episodes jumped from one angle to the galaxy weekly, changing the protagonists and, on certain occasions, even going back and forth. This can also make watching the cartoon slightly tricky because of its slightly complicated timetable. So, whether you want to see the recognized show again or want to experience it for the first time, this is your guide to the best clocks order for The Clone Wars.

The easiest way to see "The Clone Wars" is simply to go on a release order. So the audience first experienced the cartoon, with the story jumping in time and space with each episode and occasionally rewinding the clock to expand to previous stories. This order simply follows the release of each season as the following:

• "Star Wars: Clones War" (film released in cinema) (2008)
• "The Clone Wars" Season 1 (2008)
• "The Clone Wars" Season 2: "Rise of the Bounty Hunters" (2009)
• Season 3 "The Clone Wars": "Secrets Revealed" (2010)
• Season 4 "The Clone Wars": "Battle Lines" (2011)
• "The Clone Wars" Season 5 (2012)
• Season 6 "The Clone Wars": "The Lost Missions" (2014)
• Season 7 "The Clone Wars": "Last Season" (2020)

There is a reason why the episodes look incorrect. Initially, "The Clone Wars" was very intended to be an anthology, with a change in focus and protagonists in each episode. After a while, however, the story becomes polynear, and the focus begins to gravitate to Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Van Kenobi and Ahsoka as the main characters.

Watching the episodes of "The Clone Wars" in the order of their publication, it must be admitted that it means losing the influence of certain stories, such as the favorite line of Domino Squad. First presented in the episode of the 1st Season "Debitates", their story expands with two tips episodes in Season 3 (which are separated by an unrelated episode). Watching in the order of issuance has its merits, however, because it feels like looking forward reports, with some stories expanding as new information comes after a while. But at the same time, it also means that you will end up before seeing certain characters again.

If you want to watch the "clone wars" with a focus on the individual arches of the story, rather than an anthology approach, then your best option is to go in chronological order:

• Season 2, Episode 16, "cat and mouse"
• Season 1, Episode 16, "Hidden enemy"
• "Star Wars: Clones War" (movie released in cinema)
• Season 3, Episode 1, "Clon Cadets"
• Season 3, Episode 3, "Supply Lines"
• Season 1, Episode 1, "Ambush"
• Season 1, Episode 2, "Rising Malevolence"
• Season 1, Episode 3, "Shadow of malice"
• Season 1, Episode 4, "Destroy Malevolence"
• Season 1, Episode 5, "Rockets"
• Season 1, Episode 6, "DROID"
• Season 1, Episode 7, "Droid Duel"
• Season 1, Episode 8, "Thursday bombardment"
• Season 1, Episode 9, "Darkness of Dark"
• Season 1, Episode 10, "Lair of Grievous"
• Season 1, Episode 11, "Dooku Captured"
• Season 1, Episode 12, "General Gungan"
• Season 1, Episode 13, "Jedi Crash"
• Season 1, Episode 14, "Defenders of Peace"
• Season 1, Episode 15, "Trespass"
• Season 1, Episode 17, "Blue Shadow virus"
• Season 1, Episode 18, "Mystery of a Thousand Moon"
• Season 1, Episode 19, "Storm Over Riley"
• Season 1, Episode 20, "Innocent of Riley"
• Season 1, Episode 21, "Liberty on Ryloth"
• Season 2, Episode 1, "Holocron Heist"
• Season 2, Episode 2, "Cargo of Doom"
• Season 2, Episode 3, "Children of Strength"
• Season 2, Episode 17, "Rewards Hunters"
• Season 2, Episode 18, "Beast Zilo"
• Season 2, Episode 19, "The Beast Zilo returns the blow"
• Season 2, Episode 4, "Senate Spy"
• Season 2, Episode 5, "Landing the Point of Rain"
• Season 2, Episode 6, "Weapon Factory"
• Season 2, Episode 7, "The Heritage of Terror"
• Season 2, Episode 8, "Brain Invaders"
• Season 2, Episode 9, "Grievous Intrigue"
• Season 2, Episode 10, "Dezter"
• Season 2, Episode 11, "Lightsaber Lost"
• Season 2, Episode 12, "The Mandalore Plot"
• Season 2, Episode 13, "Travel of Teme"
• Season 2, Episode 14, "Duchess of Mandalor"
• Season 2, Episode 20, "Death Trap"
• Season 2, Episode 21, "R2 Come Home"
• Season 2, Episode 22, "Lethal Trackdown"
• Season 3, Episode 5, "Corruption"
• Season 3, Episode 6, "Academy"
• Season 3, Episode 7, "Assassin"
• Season 3, Episode 2, "ARC Troopers"
• Season 3, Episode 4, "Sphere of Impact"
• Season 3, Episode 8, "Evil Plans"
• Season 1, Episode 22, "hostage crisis"
• Season 3, Episode 9, "Hunt for Ziro"
• Season 3, Episode 10, "Heroes on both sides"
• Season 3, Episode 11, "Pursuit of Peace"
• Season 2, Episode 15, "Senate Murder"
• Season 3, Episode 12, "Night Sisters"
• Season 3, Episode 13, "Monster"
• Season 3, Episode 14, "Witches of the Mist"
• Season 3, Episode 15, "Overlords"
• Season 3, Episode 16, "Mortis Altar"
• Season 3, Episode 17, "Mortis Ghosts"
• Season 3, Episode 18, "Citadela"
• Season 3, Episode 19, "counter attack"
• Season 3, Episode 20, "Rescue of Citadela"
• Season 3, Episode 21, "Lost Padavan"
• Season 3, Episode 22, "Vuki Hunt"
• Season 4
• Season 5
• Season 6
• Season 7

So what is the best watch order for "The Clone Wars"? Well, that is Somehow the same as with live films "Star Wars".With different people arguing about different order, all valid for different types of experiences. However, the best way to experience the many exciting stories of the "clone wars" and the development of its numerous characters is to see the episodes in chronological order.

The reason is simple: in chronological order, you can see how the stories are played in one move before switching to the next story, rather than looking widespread and interrupted by other episodes. The chronological order also gives the impression of a single, long story, not a collection of many separate stories. Take the story of the domino squad, for example, which takes place early in the timeline of the series and works wonders to turn clones into appropriate, complex characters.

I am a great believer in not skipping episodes of the show - and a large defender of the value of the charging episode. However, as "the wars of clones" There are some of the best stories in all "Star Wars", Not every episode is a reliable winner.

Indeed, although they all have merits, there are some stories that really do not feel the key aspects of the franchise and do not add much to the overall viewing experience. Convincingly the worst story is that of Ziro The Hutt, One story of "Star Wars" that terribly old With the horrible portrait of Jaba's uncle inspired by Truman Capote. His plot is boring, bordered abusive and easy to skip when viewing. Even worse is the story of the kidnapping of Ziro's son, rotate, badly made and otherwise meaningless nail polish that is difficult to defend.

However, there is a controversial story in "The Clone Wars" which is also a favorite of Lucas - the droid arc. This story includes R2-D2 and D-Squad lost in the desert and overcoming troubles while trying to be saved. It is considered boring, slow and of great importance for the overall franchise, it is a series of episodes that are easily skipped. However, it makes sense that it would be Lucas's favorite, given that they are strange and mainly mute episodes reminiscent of "THX 1138".