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*** Near the end of Season Three, Ahsoka lies to get onto a mission, claiming Plo authorised it. At the end of the arc, Anakin asks him if this is true and he lies on Ahsoka's behalf, claiming she's telling the truth. Apparently Anakin and Obi-Wan don't seem to mind the implication that Plo interferred with their mission without telling them, nor that he underminded Anakin's authority over his Padawan.
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*** It's most likely that Ahsoka's status as a MarySue, CreatorsPet, TheWesley or whatever else basically [[DependingOnTheWriter depends on the writer]]. e.g: In the second to last story arc of season three, Ahsoka sneaks on to a mission which Anakin told her not to come on, lies about it, saying she was told to by Plo Koon, frequently brags throughout the mission about how useful she's being to the team and while she ultimately regrets her decision, she still gets away with he rlies scot free. However in the season three finale, she's represented as much more mature.
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*** It's most likely that Ahsoka's status as a MarySue, TheScrappy, CreatorsPet, TheWesley or whatever else basically [[DependingOnTheWriter depends on the writer]]. e.g: In the second to last story arc of season three, Ahsoka sneaks on to a mission which Anakin told her not to come on, lies about it, saying she was told to by Plo Koon, frequently brags throughout the mission about how useful she's being to the team and while she ultimately regrets her decision, she still gets away with he rlies her lies scot free. However in the season three finale, she's represented as much more mature.
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*** It's most likely that Ahsoka's status as a MarySue, CreatorPet, CreatorsPet, TheWesley or whatever else basically [[DependingOnTheWriter depends on the writer]]. e.g: In the second to last story arc of season three, Ahsoka sneaks on to a mission which Anakin told her not to come on, lies about it, saying she was told to by Plo Koon, frequently brags throughout the mission about how useful she's being to the team and while she ultimately regrets her decision, she still gets away with he rlies scot free. However in the season three finale, she's represented as much more mature.
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*** It's most likely that Ahsoka's status as a MarySue, CreatorPet, TheWesley or whatever else basically [[DependingOnTheWriter depends on the writer]]. e.g: In the second to last story arc of season three, Ahsoka sneaks on to a mission which Anakin told her not to come on, lies about it, saying she was told to by Plo Koon, frequently brags throughout the mission about how useful she's being to the team and while she ultimately regrets her decision, she still gets away with he rlies scot free. However in the season three finale, she's represented as much more mature.
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* BrokenAesop: In the "Citadel" trilogy, Ahsoka sneaks in with the team against direct orders not to do so, then lies about it, insisting that another high-ranking Jedi authorized her to go. At the end even though she does confess her lie to a dying member of the team, Jedi High Council Member Plo Koon covers up for her, saying that he did indeed sent her on the mission. So not only does she face no punishment or any consequences at all for her actions and lie (which Jedi aren't supposed to do anyway), she has adults covering up for her before authority. Make sure you learned this week's lesson, kids!
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* UnfortunateImplications: In the "Citadel" Trilogy Ahsoka sneaks in with the team against direct orders not to do so, then lies about it, insisting that another high-ranking Jedi authorized her to go. At the end even though she does confess her lie to a dying member of the team, Jedi High Council Member Plo Koon covers up for her, saying that he did indeed sent her on the mission. So not only does she face no punishment or any consequences at all for her actions and lie (which Jedi aren't supposed to do anyway), she has adults covering up for her before authority. Make sure you learned this week's lesson, kids!
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* UnfortunateImplications: In the "Citadel" Trilogy Ahsoka sneaks in with the team against direct orders not to do so, then lies about it, insisting that another high-ranking Jedi authorized her to go. At the end even though she does confess her lie to a dying member of the team, Jedi High Council Member Plo Koon covers up for her, saying that he did indeed sent her on the mission. So not only does she face no punishment or any consequences at all for her actions and lie (which Jedi aren't supposed to do anyway), she has adults covering up for her before authority. Make sure you learned this week's lesson, kids!
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** Anakin's BigNo in the newest trailer. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oSW3BGk054 Just try to watch it with a straight face.]]
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** Anakin's BigNo in the newest trailer."Altar of Mortis". [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oSW3BGk054 Just try to watch it with a straight face.]]
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Has its own section [[Awesome/StarWars here]] under Western Animation.
* CrowningMomentOfFunny: "Help! I'll be ''defoliated!''"
* CrowningMomentOfFunny: "Help! I'll be ''defoliated!''"
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** The entire ''Children of the Force'' mini-arc is based on multiple characters, both good and evil making ridiculous errors in judgment.
** The entire ''Children of the Force'' mini-arc is based on multiple characters, both good and evil making ridiculous errors in judgment.
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* MonsterClown: Apparently it's a YMMV item, but the exagerrated eyebrow ridges, bulbous nose and thick purplish lips make Sobek, commander of The Citadel prison, definitely could remind one of an evil clown.
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* UncannyValley: Though most of the characters look exaggerated enough to not really fall here, Riyo Chuchi in the "Trespass" episode, when she is looking head on into the camera and speaking, you kind of have to do a double take.
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* AndTheFandomRejoiced: In season three's "Overlords", Liam Neeson reprises his role as Qui Gon Jin.
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** In season three's "Overlords", Liam Neeson reprises his role as Qui GonJin.Jin.
** In the season finale, Chewbacca will show up.
** In season three's "Overlords", Liam Neeson reprises his role as Qui Gon
** In the season finale, Chewbacca will show up.
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* MissemMomentOfAwesome: The final episode of the "Mortis" trilogy was slated to have Darth Bane and Darth Revan appear as advisors to the Son. While that episode and indeed that whole trilogy was pretty awesome, having two more fan-beloved Sith Lords appear would have just been ''so much more badass.''
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* MissemMomentOfAwesome: MissedMomentOfAwesome: The final episode of the "Mortis" trilogy was slated to have Darth Bane and Darth Revan appear as advisors to the Son. While that episode and indeed that whole trilogy was pretty awesome, having two more fan-beloved Sith Lords appear would have just been ''so much more so badass.''
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*MissemMomentOfAwesome: The final episode of the "Mortis" trilogy was slated to have Darth Bane and Darth Revan appear as advisors to the Son. While that episode and indeed that whole trilogy was pretty awesome, having two more fan-beloved Sith Lords appear would have just been ''so much more badass.''
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** The Son's EvilLaugh after attacking Obi-Wan and transforming into his gargoyle form.
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** Lightsaber Lost also is somewhat like this, but mostly because of Ahsoka.
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* RuinedForever: If Darth Maul is really still alive.
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* BrokenBase: This show has been very divisive among ''Star Wars'' fans who like the [[StarWarsExpandedUniverse Expanded Universe]], and those who just like everything ''StarWars''.
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* InNameOnly: Due to George Lucas' ideas for the show (see BroadStrokes and ContinuitySnarl) some characters, species and planets that originated in the StarWarsExpandedUniverse have been altered to suit the needs of the show. [[TropesAreNotBad This often results in well-written epsodes]], but they bear little resemblance to their source material except their name.
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* {{Shipping}}: Mostly involving Ahsoka, which is [[{{Lolicon}} a little wrong]].
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* LargeHam: Doc Vindi, played by Michael York. He is pretty much a [[CardCarryingVillain card-carrying]] [[HammerHorror Hammer]] villain, complete with dramatic underlighting, thick German accent and exclusive use of his own personal HitlerCam.
-->'''Jar-Jar:''' Yousa not creatin' life! Yousa ''takin'' life!\\
'''Vindi:''' Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yes yeah yeah yeah ''yes!''
-->'''Jar-Jar:''' Yousa not creatin' life! Yousa ''takin'' life!\\
'''Vindi:''' Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yes yeah yeah yeah ''yes!''
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* TheWesley: Ahsoka, though fan dislike has not yet reached the point where she could be considered a full {{Scrappy}}.
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* CriticalBacklash: After the hatred has run its course, many people have found the movie and show much better then expected.
** Then again, the series has been much more approved off by critics than the movie.
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* CriticalBacklash: After Not so much the hatred has run its course, many people have found series, but the movie and show much better then expected.
** Then again, the series has been much more approved offwas universally panned by critics than the movie.and many long time ''Star Wars'' fans, even though it wasn't bad at all for a pilot arc of a new kids show.
** Then again, the series has been much more approved off
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* CharacterDerailment: The Battle Droids. Formerly emotionless killing machines that almost never talked, now they're slapstick comic relief and [[DeadpanSnarker constantly tossing out one-liners]].
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* EnsembleDarkhorse:
** Hondo Ohnaka is starting to become one of these.
** The mercenary Embo from "Bounty Hunters" was a OneSceneWonder with acrobatics to make a Jedi jealous, a NiceHat that serves as a blaster-proof shield ''and'' as a PrecisionGuidedBoomerang. Despite being a relatively minor character in one of the less important episodes of the series, he's popular enough that he got his own action figure.
* FanDumb: In the tail end of the second season, Boba Fett shows up to wreak his vengeance on the Jedi with a team of bounty hunters. Still young at 12, his appearance continues the establishment of his presence in the prequel era begun in ''Attack of the Clones''. On theforce.net boards, his thread was filled with fierce flaming and heated back-and-forth exchange over the first image of him in the show, just released on the net. Several PAGES of posts were devoted to the fact that ''[[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking he was wearing a green shirt]]'', and how this was so very terrible since he had been wearing a blue one in ''Attack of the Clones'' a full year earlier in the canon. It turned out he was not even wearing a green shirt anyway, it was a poncho over a gray jumpsuit.
** Hondo Ohnaka is starting to become one of these.
** The mercenary Embo from "Bounty Hunters" was a OneSceneWonder with acrobatics to make a Jedi jealous, a NiceHat that serves as a blaster-proof shield ''and'' as a PrecisionGuidedBoomerang. Despite being a relatively minor character in one of the less important episodes of the series, he's popular enough that he got his own action figure.
* FanDumb: In the tail end of the second season, Boba Fett shows up to wreak his vengeance on the Jedi with a team of bounty hunters. Still young at 12, his appearance continues the establishment of his presence in the prequel era begun in ''Attack of the Clones''. On theforce.net boards, his thread was filled with fierce flaming and heated back-and-forth exchange over the first image of him in the show, just released on the net. Several PAGES of posts were devoted to the fact that ''[[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking he was wearing a green shirt]]'', and how this was so very terrible since he had been wearing a blue one in ''Attack of the Clones'' a full year earlier in the canon. It turned out he was not even wearing a green shirt anyway, it was a poncho over a gray jumpsuit.
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** Neimoidian fleet commander Mar Tuuk.
** The tactical droids are the ''epitome'' of this trope, speaking in a [[CreepyMonotone Condescending Monotone]].
** Neimoidian fleet commander Mar Tuuk.
** The tactical droids are the ''epitome'' of this trope, speaking in a [[CreepyMonotone Condescending Monotone]].
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* {{Narm}}: The RoboSpeak EvilLaugh.
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** Anakin's BigNo in the newest trailer. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oSW3BGk054 Just try to watch it with a straight face.]]
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* HighOctaneNightmareFuel:
** The clones getting their escape pods cracked by the nonchalant droids... humming a jaunty tune.
** Burning Geonosians.
** The spider assassin-droid in "Voyage of Temptation". Imagine a giant metal spider with dozens of glowing red eyes, and it's trying to kill you. Now imagine that when you kill it, it starts spewing out ''dozens'' of one-eyed tiny little spider droids, ''also'' trying to kill you.
** Grievous' droid doctor telling him that there may be "[[UnderStatement some discomfort]]" and then beginning to cut open his head as he screams in agony.
** Geonosian Parasites, especially when controlling dead Geonosians.
** The clones getting their escape pods cracked by the nonchalant droids... humming a jaunty tune.
** Burning Geonosians.
** The spider assassin-droid in "Voyage of Temptation". Imagine a giant metal spider with dozens of glowing red eyes, and it's trying to kill you. Now imagine that when you kill it, it starts spewing out ''dozens'' of one-eyed tiny little spider droids, ''also'' trying to kill you.
** Grievous' droid doctor telling him that there may be "[[UnderStatement some discomfort]]" and then beginning to cut open his head as he screams in agony.
** Geonosian Parasites, especially when controlling dead Geonosians.
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* NightmareFuel:
** [[CampGay Ziro.]]
** Admiral Trench in the episode "Cat and Mouse". He's an anthropomorphic spider and a master strategist working for the Separatists.
** The Mind [[strike:Rape]] Gang Bang of Cad Bane.
** [[CampGay Ziro.]]
** Admiral Trench in the episode "Cat and Mouse". He's an anthropomorphic spider and a master strategist working for the Separatists.
** The Mind [[strike:Rape]] Gang Bang of Cad Bane.
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* TearJerker:
** That poor Zillo Beast...
** [[spoiler: Heavy's]] HeroicSacrifice in "Rookies". Doubly so in the season three premiere. During training, [[spoiler:Heavy]] befriended a clone assigned to maintenance duty named 99. When his teammates end up back on Camino, they have to tell 99 that he died.
** Then, when Camino is attacked, [[spoiler:99 does everything he can to help them survive]], eventually getting gunned down while trying to get more grenades in the middle of a firefight.
** That poor Zillo Beast...
** [[spoiler: Heavy's]] HeroicSacrifice in "Rookies". Doubly so in the season three premiere. During training, [[spoiler:Heavy]] befriended a clone assigned to maintenance duty named 99. When his teammates end up back on Camino, they have to tell 99 that he died.
** Then, when Camino is attacked, [[spoiler:99 does everything he can to help them survive]], eventually getting gunned down while trying to get more grenades in the middle of a firefight.
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** The chase in "Lightsaber Lost." I'm not sure, it is either a parody of action/martial arts movies, or sadly a serious attempt at an exciting scene. This part must be seen to be believed. I hope to God it was a joke.
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** The chase in "Lightsaber Lost." I'm not sure, it is either a parody of action/martial arts movies, or sadly a serious attempt at an exciting scene. This part must be seen to be believed. I hope to God it was a joke.