History Characters / StarWarsVsWarhammer40KConfederacyOfIndependentSystems

* AssholeVictim: The Separatist Council helped start the Clone Wars, are guilty of a laundry list of war crimes and other atrocities, and most of their members are {{Corrupt Corporate Executive}}s whose greed was a major contributing factor to the Republic's gradual slide into decadence and corruption. Needless to say, they receive a very fitting end when the Crimson Razors eradicate them like the parasitic vermin they are through Exterminatus during the battle of Raxus Secundus. Dooku doesn't even think twice about abandoning the Council to die, lying to them that it is safer to remain on the planet instead of evacuating like he did. Grievous also doesn't seem too upset with the news of their endangerment, deliberately making little-to-no effort to rescue the Council when his fleet comes to Raxus Secundus's defense late in the battle.

* AssholeVictim: The Separatist Council helped start the Clone Wars, are guilty of a laundry list of war crimes and other atrocities, and most of their members are {{Corrupt Corporate Executive}}s whose greed was a major contributing factor to the Republic's gradual slide into decadence and corruption. Needless to say, they receive a very fitting end when the Crimson Razors eradicate them like the parasitic vermin they are through Exterminatus during the battle of Raxus Secundus. Dooku doesn't even think twice about abandoning the Council to die, lying to them that it is safer to remain on the planet instead of evacuating like he did. Grievous also doesn't seem too upset with the news of their endangerment, making little-to-no effort to rescue the Council when his fleet comes to Raxus Secundus's defense late in the battle.

* AssholeVictim: The Separatist Council helped start the Clone Wars, are guilty of a laundry list of war crimes and other atrocities, and most of their members are {{Corrupt Corporate Executive}}s whose greed was a major contributing factor to the Republic's gradual slide into decadence and corruption. Needless to say, they receive a very fitting end when the Crimson Razors eradicate them like the parasitic vermin through Exterminatus during the battle of Raxus Secundus. Dooku doesn't even think twice about abandoning the Council to die, lying to them that it is safer to remain on the planet instead of evacuating like he did. Grievous also doesn't seem too upset with the news of their endangerment, making little-to-no effort to rescue the Council when his fleet comes to Raxus Secundus's defense late in the battle.

* RenegadeSplinterFaction: [[spoiler:Following the events of Episode 31, there are now two factions of the Confederacy. There's the remnants of the original CIS under Dooku's leadership who are struggling to survive against the Crimson Razors' genocidal invasion following the destruction of Raxus Secundus and much of the fake Grievous's fleet. Then there's the splinter faction formed by the true Grievous after he goes rogue and cuts off all ties with the Sith.]]

* ReplacementMooks: [[spoiler:The true Grievous has his RenegadeSplinterFaction cease all production of the B1 droids due to how useless they are against the Imperials and has replaces them all with B2 super battle droids.]]

* TheSociopath: He doesn't care about anything except himself, explicitly boasting to Tasleon that he doesn't care how many Confederate worlds the Imperials destroy so long as he himself is still alive. This extends to his own species as he didn't participate in the Huk War or do anything to help alleviate the suffering of his fellow Kaleesh. He is smug, extremely ruthless, only cares about getting power for himself, and views compassion as a weakness. He doesn't flinch an eye at the Imperials' brutal orbital bombardment of Raxus Secundus (which killed millions if not billions of civilians) and willingly commits MurderByInaction by refusing the rescue the Separatist Council (who Grievous is supposed to serve and protect) in favor of using them as live bait to attempt to trap the invading Imperial fleet. He shows a complete unwillingness to accept any of his shortcomings and faults; in his backstory, upon being told that he couldn't join the Jedi Order due to not being Force-sensitive, Grievous employed mental gymnastics to convince himself that it was somehow the Jedi's fault he couldn't use the Force and devoted the rest of his life to genociding the Jedi for this perceived slight. He's also somewhat impulsive and predictable as he immediately decided that he just ''had'' to capture an Imperial warship after seeing their powerful weapons technologies, and even personally boards a disabled Imperial cruiser to capture it himself when his regular battle droids couldn't, [[spoiler:resulting in his death as he never once considered the possibility that the ship was set to explode until it was too late.]]

* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: His alliance with the Sith and his involvement in the Clone Wars, including the horrific war crimes and billions of innocent civilians killed both directly and indirectly by his actions, has all been in service to one singular goal: getting revenge on the Jedi for rejecting him.

* TheSociopath: He doesn't care about anything except himself, explicitly boasting to Tasleon that he doesn't care how many Confederate worlds the Imperials destroy so long as he himself is still alive. This extends to his own species as he didn't participate in the Huk War or do anything to help alleviate the suffering of his fellow Kaleesh. He is smug, extremely ruthless, only cares about getting power for himself, and views compassion as a weakness. He doesn't flinch an eye at the Imperials' brutal orbital bombardment of Raxus Secundus (which killed millions if not billions of civilians) and willingly commits MurderByInaction by refusing the rescue the Separatist Council (who Grievous is supposed to serve and protect) in favor of using them as live bait to attempt to trap the invading Imperial fleet. He shows a complete unwillingness to accept any of his shortcomings and faults; in his backstory, upon being told that he couldn't join the Jedi Order due to not being Force-sensitive, Grievous employed mental gymnastics to convince himself that it was somehow the Jedi's fault he couldn't use the Force and devoted the rest of his life to genociding the Jedi for this slight. He's also somewhat impulsive and predictable as he immediately decided that he just ''had'' to capture an Imperial warship after seeing their powerful weapons technologies, and even personally boards a disabled Imperial cruiser to capture it himself when his regular battle droids couldn't, [[spoiler:resulting in his death as he never once considered the possibility that the ship was set to explode until it was too late.]]

* TheSociopath: He doesn't care about anything except himself. He explicitly made it clear to Tasleon that he doesn't care how many Confederate worlds the Imperials destroy so long as he himself is still alive. This extends to his own species as he didn't participate in the Huk War. He is extremely ruthless and views compassion as a weakness. He doesn't flinch an eye at the Imperials' brutal orbital bombardment of Raxus Secundus (which killed millions if not billions of civilians) and willingly commits MurderByInaction by refusing the rescue the Separatist Council (who Grievous is supposed to serve and protect) in favor of using them as live bait to attempt to trap the invading Imperial fleet. He shows a complete unwillingness to accept any of his shortcomings and faults; in his backstory, upon being told that he couldn't join the Jedi Order due to not being Force-sensitive, Grievous employed mental gymnastics to convince himself that it was somehow the Jedi's fault he couldn't use the Force and devoted the rest of his life to genociding the Jedi for this slight. He's also somewhat impulsive and predictable as he immediately decided that he just ''had'' to capture an Imperial warship after seeing their powerful weapons technologies, and even personally boards a disabled Imperial cruiser to capture it himself when his regular battle droids couldn't, [[spoiler:resulting in his death as he never once considered the possibility that the ship was set to explode until it was too late.]]

* TheSociopath: He cares about nothing and no one except for himself. He explicitly made it clear to Tasleon that he doesn't care how many Confederate worlds the Imperials destroy so long as he himself gets to live. This extends to his own species as he didn't participate in the Huk War. He is extremely ruthless and views compassion as a weakness. He doesn't flinch an eye at the Imperials' brutal orbital bombardment of Raxus Secundus (which killed millions if not billions of civilians) and willingly commits MurderByInaction by refusing the rescue the Separatist Council (who Grievous is supposed to serve and protect) in favor of using them as live bait to attempt to trap the invading Imperial fleet. He shows a complete unwillingness to accept any of his shortcomings and faults; in his backstory, upon being told that he couldn't join the Jedi Order due to not being Force-sensitive, Grievous employed mental gymnastics to convince himself that it was somehow the Jedi's fault he couldn't use the Force and devoted the rest of his life to genociding the Jedi for this slight. He's also somewhat impulsive and predictable as he immediately decided that he just ''had'' to capture an Imperial warship after seeing their powerful weapons technologies, and even personally boards a disabled Imperial cruiser to capture it himself when his regular battle droids couldn't, [[spoiler:resulting in his death as he never once considered the possibility that the ship was set to explode until it was too late.]]

* ThinkingOutsideTheBox: One of the key differences between him and his imposter. The fake Grievous, while a fairly competent tactician, still fought with conventional and by-the-books tactics. Sheelal, on the other hand, is shown to use unconventional tactics like filling up his starships with SpaceMines to counter ramming Imperial vessels and outfitting his droids with scavenged Space Marine Bolters to use against Vordran and his Marines in Episode 33.