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* SchrodingersCanon: In ''Legends'', he is a schemer such as [[TheStarscream trying to overthrow Dooku to become the new leader of the Separatists by pushing for an early attack on the Kaminoain cloning facilites]] and invading the Republic world of Ukio, though he fails in those efforts.
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* SchrodingersCanon: In ''Legends'', he is a schemer such as [[TheStarscream trying to overthrow Dooku to become the new leader of the Separatists by pushing for an early attack on the Kaminoain Kaminoan cloning facilites]] and invading the Republic world of Ukio, though he fails in those efforts.
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The Confederacy of Independent Systems, also known as the Separatist Alliance, was an organization of solar systems that declared their departure from the [[Characters/StarWarsGalacticRepublic Galactic Republic]]. Led by Count Dooku and backed by corporate titans that offered their unlimited droid armies to the cause, the Separatists waged war with the Republic during a legendary conflict known as the Clone Wars. Unbeknownst to most members of the Separatists, they were actually pawns in [[Characters/StarWarsEmperorPalpatine Darth Sidious]]' plan to transform the Republic into [[Characters/StarWarsGalacticEmpire the Empire]] and destroy the [[Characters/StarWarsJediOrder Jedi Order]].
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The Confederacy of Independent Systems, also known as the Separatist Alliance, was an organization of solar systems that declared their departure from the [[Characters/StarWarsGalacticRepublic Galactic Republic]]. Led by the former [[Characters/StarWarsJediOrder Jedi Master]] and [[Characters/StarWarsTheSithOrder Sith Lord]] [[Characters/StarWarsCountDooku Count Dooku Dooku]] and backed by corporate titans that offered their unlimited droid armies to the cause, the Separatists waged war with the Republic during a legendary conflict known as the Clone Wars. Unbeknownst to most members of the Separatists, they were actually pawns in [[Characters/StarWarsEmperorPalpatine Darth Sidious]]' plan to transform the Republic into [[Characters/StarWarsGalacticEmpire the Empire]] and destroy the [[Characters/StarWarsJediOrder Jedi Order]].Order.
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The Confederacy of Independent Systems, also known as the Separatist Alliance, was an organization of solar systems that declared their departure from the Galactic Republic. Led by Count Dooku and backed by corporate titans that offered their unlimited droid armies to the cause, the Separatists waged war with the Republic during a legendary conflict known as the Clone Wars. Unbeknownst to most members of the Separatists, they were actually pawns in Darth Sidious' plan to transform the Republic into the Empire and destroy the Jedi Order.
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The Confederacy of Independent Systems, also known as the Separatist Alliance, was an organization of solar systems that declared their departure from the [[Characters/StarWarsGalacticRepublic Galactic Republic.Republic]]. Led by Count Dooku and backed by corporate titans that offered their unlimited droid armies to the cause, the Separatists waged war with the Republic during a legendary conflict known as the Clone Wars. Unbeknownst to most members of the Separatists, they were actually pawns in [[Characters/StarWarsEmperorPalpatine Darth Sidious' Sidious]]' plan to transform the Republic into [[Characters/StarWarsGalacticEmpire the Empire Empire]] and destroy the [[Characters/StarWarsJediOrder Jedi Order.Order]].
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Helgait sounds very similar to "Hell Gate", and once he turns out to be the villain of ''The Mandalorian'' Chapter 22, he's not a man anyone can get along.
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* UndyingLoyalty: The Separatist movement has been gone for a long time when Bo-Katan and Din meet him, yet he remains utterly dedicated to it (not that he likes being called one).
* VillainOfTheWeek: He turns out to be the one who caused the droids to "malfunction" in Chapter 22.
* UndyingLoyalty: The Separatist movement has been gone for a long time when Bo-Katan and Din meet him, yet he remains utterly dedicated to it (not that he likes being called one).
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* TheRemnant: Some leaders and fleets continue fighting long after the war is over, with Imperial Admiral Nils Tenant continuing a pacification campaign at least five years after the Clone Wars ended. The ''Tarkin'' novel explains that Darth Vader led the Empire's forces to grind down their remnants for another 4-5 years after ''Revenge of the Sith'', but after that they ceased to officially control any planets — just isolated survivors here or there, many of whom later joined the nascent Rebel Alliance.
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* TheRemnant: Some leaders and fleets continue fighting long after the war is over, with Imperial Admiral Nils Tenant continuing a pacification campaign at least five years after the Clone Wars ended. The ''Tarkin'' ''[[Literature/StarWarsTarkin Tarkin]]'' novel explains that Darth Vader led the Empire's forces to grind down their remnants for another 4-5 years after ''Revenge of the Sith'', but after that they ceased to officially control any planets — just isolated survivors here or there, many of whom later joined the nascent Rebel Alliance.
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* EvilCounterpart: To Mak Plain. Both are members of the InterGalactic Banking Clan who want to keep the Clone Wars going so they could profit off it. But while Mak realizes that the Core Five have been keeping the profits to themselves and helps Padme and Rush Clovis expose corruption, Nix Card works with Palpatine to ensure he could nationalize the Banking Clan (except for the Muunilinst branch), thus saving the Republic from bankruptcy and having a shitload of money for his future Empire.
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* EvilCounterpart: To Mak Plain. Both are members of the InterGalactic [=InterGalactic=] Banking Clan who want to keep the Clone Wars going so they could profit off it. But while Mak realizes that the Core Five have been keeping the profits to themselves and helps Padme Padmé and Rush Clovis expose corruption, Nix Card works with Palpatine to ensure he could nationalize the Banking Clan (except for the Muunilinst branch), thus saving the Republic from bankruptcy and having a shitload of money for his future Empire.
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* GoodCounterpart: To Nix Card. Both are members of the InterGalactic Banking Clan who want the Clone Wars to keep going so they could profit off it. However, while Nix uses underhanded tatics such as requesting Dooku and Grevious to orchestrate a bombing on Coruscant and working with Palpatine to allow the Republic to nationalize most of the Banking Clan, Mak Plain helps Padme and Clovis expose corruption in the banks and even supports the latter in his nomination to be the new chairman.
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* GoodCounterpart: To Nix Card. Both are members of the InterGalactic [=InterGalactic=] Banking Clan who want the Clone Wars to keep going so they could profit off it. However, while Nix uses underhanded tatics tactics such as requesting Dooku and Grevious Grievous to orchestrate a bombing on Coruscant and working with Palpatine to allow the Republic to nationalize most of the Banking Clan, Mak Plain helps Padme Padmé and Clovis expose corruption in the banks and even supports the latter in his nomination to be the new chairman.
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* TokenMinority: Similar to Rush Clovis' relationship with the Intergalactic Banking Clan, Gume Saam is an Ishi Tib representing a corporation mostly run by Skakoans.
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* AssholeVictim: Just like the other Separatist leaders, he was killed by Darth Vader in ''Revenge of the Sith''. Aside from being an immoral arms dealer, his atrocities include being trying to have Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Padmé publicly executed by monsters at the start of the war, collaborating with Queen Karina to have the Jedi infected with parasitic brain worms, and being an oppressive ruler.
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* AssholeVictim: Just like the other Separatist leaders, he was killed by Darth Vader in ''Revenge of the Sith''. Aside from being an immoral arms dealer, his atrocities include being overthrowing and assassinating Geonosis' previous king, trying to have Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Padmé publicly executed by monsters at the start of the war, collaborating with Queen Karina to have the Jedi infected with parasitic brain worms, and overall being an oppressive ruler.
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: He was captured during the Second Battle of Geonosis and held in Republic custody for at least one year before being released after pretending to defect. Karma then comes right back to him when Darth Vader kills him and the rest of the Separatist leaders at the end of the war.
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: He was captured arrested during the Second Battle of Geonosis and held in Republic custody for at least one year before being released after pretending to defect. Karma then comes right back to him when Darth Vader kills him and the rest of the Separatist leaders at the end of the war.
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* PuppetKing: While he is the face of the Geonosian hives in the Separatist Alliance (and brought his people into it), he is actually subservient to Queen Karina the Great, who [[ShadowDictator rules Geonosis from underground]].
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* PuppetKing: While he is the face of the Geonosian hives in the Separatist Alliance (and brought his people into it), he is actually subservient to the Geonosians' true ruler, Queen Karina the Great, who [[ShadowDictator covertly rules Geonosis from deep underground]].
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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Calls Dooku a heroic visionary, not knowing Dooku was a villainous Sith Lord who was just as bad as the corrupt Republic he was trying to oppose and only saw the Separatist movement as a means to an end. To be fair to him, he is not the only former separatist to view Dooku as a hero, since most of them never learned that Dooku worked for Palpatine and view the Republic turning into the empire as proof that Dooku was right.
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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Calls Dooku a heroic visionary, not knowing Dooku was a villainous Sith Lord who was just as bad as the corrupt Republic he was trying to oppose and only saw the Separatist movement as a means to an end. To be fair to him, he is not the only former separatist to view Dooku as a hero, since most of them never learned that Dooku worked for Palpatine and view the Republic turning into the empire as proof that Dooku was right.
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* CaughtMonologuing: Once he's outed by Din, he goes on a long rant about the term being pejorative and Dooku being a visionary while his hand is over a button that would cause the droids on Plazir-15 to return to their normal settings. Bo-Katan puts an end to his rant while he's not focusing on her with a taser dart, sending him falling to the floor.
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* CaughtMonologuing: Once he's outed by Din, he goes on a long rant about the term "Separatist" being pejorative and Dooku being a visionary while his hand is over a button that would cause the droids on Plazir-15 to return to their normal settings. Bo-Katan puts an end to his rant while he's not focusing on her with a taser dart, sending him falling to the floor.
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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Calls Dooku a heroic visionary, not knowing Dooku was a villainous Sith lord who was just as bad as the corrupt Republic he was trying to oppose and only saw the Separatist movement as a means to an end.
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Helgait sounds very similar to Hell Gate, and once he turns out to be the villain of his episode, he's not a man anyone can get along.
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Calls Dooku a heroic visionary, not knowing Dooku was a villainous Sith lord who was just as bad as the corrupt Republic he was trying to oppose and only saw the Separatist movement as a means to an end.
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Helgait sounds very similar to Hell Gate, and once he turns out to be the villain of his episode, he's not a man anyone can get along.
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Helgait sounds very similar toHell Gate, "Hell Gate", and once he turns out to be the villain of his episode, ''The Mandalorian'' Chapter 22, he's not a man anyone can get along.
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!!Commissioner Helgait
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->'''Appearances:''' ''Series/TheMandalorian''
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!!Commissioner Helgait
!!!'''Species:''' Human
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Phasir-15
->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/ChristopherLloyd
->'''Appearances:''' ''Series/TheMandalorian''
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* EvilCounterpart: To Mak Plain. Both are memebers of the InterGalactic Banking Clan who want to keep the Clone Wars going so they could profit off it. But while Mak realizes that the Core Five have been keeping the profits to themselves and helps Padme and Rush Clovis expose corruption, Nix Card works with Palpatine to ensure he could nationalize the Banking Clan (Expect for the Muunilinst branch), thus saving the Republic from bankrupcty and having a shitload of money for his future Empire.
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* RasputinianDeath: R2-D2 sets R3 on fire. R3 then falls to his death and then gets smashed to pieces by a stray piece of debris.
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* AxeCrazy: AxCrazy: Not only was he willing to unleash the incredibly lethal Blue Shadow Virus into Naboo's ecosystem (and kill all life on the planet, including himself), he's also outright unstable and genuinely excited that the virus could get out of his lab even after he's captured.
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* MisanthropeSupreme: Exaggerated. Vindi derisively refers to people in general as "so-called superior beings" next to the Blue Shadow Virus, and suggests that they should be eradicated in place of the Virus.
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* BizarreAlienLocomotion: The DVD featurette for "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E21LibertyOnRyloth Liberty on Ryloth]]" suggests that Skakoans might not actually have legs (referencing how Tambor's original ILM model didn't have them), hence why Tambor "scoots" when he "walks".
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* BizarreAlienLocomotion: The DVD featurette for "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E21LibertyOnRyloth Liberty on Ryloth]]" suggests that Skakoans he might not actually have legs (referencing how Tambor's original ILM model didn't have them), hence why Tambor "scoots" when he "walks"."walks". However, the ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDarthVader2020 Darth Vader (2020)]]'' would later confirm Skakoans to be bipedal, making it seem to be more a feature of his suit.
* EvilOldFolks: ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDoctorAphra Doctor Aphra]]'' reveals that he got hold of the Triple-Zero protocol personality matrix at least a century before the events of the comic, which makes it clear that Tambor was no less than seventy-eight years old at the time of his death. ''Darth Vader (2020)'' also reveals that he had an adult grandson during the Galactic Civil War, suggesting that even for an apparently LongLived species, he was elderly by Skakoan standards.
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One of the most powerful corporate entities in the galaxy during the late days of the Republic, the [=InterGalactic=] Banking Clan was headquartered on Scipio and mostly run by members of the Muun species. During the Clone Wars the Banking Clan sought to play both sides of the war for profit, with San Hill leading a one faction that was declared "rogue" while the main branch remained represented in the Republic senate while proclaiming neutrality. Although it survived the war, its power and influence were greatly reduced due to Palpatine's machinations to seize authority over its operations.
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San Hill was the Chairman of the [=InterGalactic=] Banking Clan. He helped lead the Separatists as part of the council of corporate interests who started the war.
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San Hill was the Chairman of the [=InterGalactic=] Banking Clan.Clan's Muunilinst division. He helped lead the Separatists as part of the council of corporate interests who started the war.
A powerful trade guild that owned numerous planets and subsidiary corporations. The Skakoan's, through a number of shrewd investments and deals, came to dominate the Techno Union. During the Clone Wars it was one of the primary backers of the Separatist Alliance, utilizing its factories to create the droid armies. However, due to many of its subsidiaries also providing weapons to the Republic, the Techno Union was able to claim neutrality during the war. After the end of the conflict, the Empire absorbed most of what remained of the guilds assets and dissolved it, with most of its surviving contracts going to the Mining Guild.
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Wat Tambor was the Foreman of the Techno Union — which provided a huge chunk of the Separatists’ droid army and weapon technology — and a member of the Separatist Council.
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: After being convinced by Cody to peacefully stand down, she is almost immediately shot and killed for releasing her hostage. Its even worse than it seems as the reason for why she surrendered in first place to allow some degree of peace to occur for her her fellow citizens, but they’re likely to suffer the abuse of Imperial forces anyway.
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: After being convinced by Cody to peacefully stand down, she is almost immediately shot and killed for releasing her hostage. Its It's even worse than it seems as the reason for why she surrendered in first place to allow some degree of peace to occur for her her fellow citizens, but they’re likely to suffer the abuse of Imperial forces anyway.
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* CrazyPrepared: To prepare for a hostile conflict with Imperial forces, she had her remaining battle droid battalion armed with anti-air weapons to shoot down Imperial shuttles, include elite units such as Destroyer Droids and Commando Droids to be deployed during critical moments, and even managed to acquire a Tactical Droid to coordinate her capital’s defense.
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* CrazyPrepared: To prepare for a hostile conflict with Imperial forces, she had her remaining battle droid Battle Droid battalion armed with anti-air weapons to shoot down Imperial shuttles, include elite units such as Destroyer Droids and Commando Droids to be deployed during critical moments, and even managed to acquire a Tactical Droid to coordinate her capital’s defense.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: On the receiving end. After capturing Governor Grotto, she did not have him tortured in any way and promised to free him and his men as soon as the Galactic Empire recognized Desix's independence. When her rebellion is crushed by Imperial forces and after Ames voluntarily releases Grotto for peace, Grotto has her summarily executed and her body displayed on the streets as a warning to others who would try to rebel.
* FaceDeathWithDignity: After Grotto orders her execution, she doesn’t even bother trying to fight back with her blaster or to escape, instead cynically shrugging to Cody about how she was right all along. When she finally is shot, she simply gives the clone one last sad look before falling over.
* FaceDeathWithDignity: After Grotto orders her execution, she doesn’t even bother trying to fight back with her blaster or to escape, instead cynically shrugging to Cody about how she was right all along. When she finally is shot, she simply gives the clone one last sad look before falling over.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: On the receiving end. After capturing Governor Grotto, Grotton, she did not have him tortured in any way and promised to free him and his men as soon as the Galactic Empire recognized Desix's independence. When her rebellion is crushed by Imperial forces and after Ames voluntarily releases Grotto Grotton for peace, Grotto Grotton has her summarily executed and her body displayed on the streets as a warning to others who would try to rebel.
* FaceDeathWithDignity: AfterGrotto Grotton orders her execution, she doesn’t even bother trying to fight back with her blaster or to escape, instead cynically shrugging to Cody about how she was right all along. When she finally is shot, she simply gives the clone one last sad look before falling over.
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* FaceDeathWithDignity: After Grotto orders her execution, she doesn’t even bother trying to fight back with her blaster or to escape, instead cynically shrugging to Cody about how she was right all along. When she finally is shot, she simply gives the clone one last sad look before falling over.
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* SmallRoleBigImpact: She only appears in one episode leading a small Separatist holdout before she is executed, but her death and outlook acts as the final catalyst that causes Commander Cody to defect from the Empire, something that NEVER happened in the old canon.
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* CrazyPrepared: To prepare for a hostile conflict with Imperial forces, she had her remaining battle droid battalion armed with anti-air weapons to shoot down Imperial shuttles, include elite units such as Destroyer Droids and Commando Droids to be deployed during critical moments, and even managed to acquire a Tactical Droid to coordinate her capital’s defense.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: On the receiving end. After capturing Governor Grotto, she did not have him tortured in any way and promised to free him and his men as soon as the Galactic Empire recognized Desix's independence. When her rebellion is crushed by Imperial forces and after Ames voluntarily releases Grotto as a sign of goodwill for peace, Grotto has her summarily executed and her body displayed on the streets as a warning to others who would try to rebel.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: After being convinced by Cody to stand down and release her hostage for the sake of her fellow citizens, Ames gets immediately shot.
* ProperlyParanoid: She knew the Empire would send its military instead of diplomats after she took the Imperial governor hostage due to seeing how the Republic functioned over the Clone Wars, fully believing that peace was never an option.
* TokenGoodTeammate: Continuing the trend of sympathetic Separatists, Ames supported her planet breaking away from the Republic due to genuinely believing the Republic to be as corrupt as Dooku framed it was, and her primary interest was in protecting her fellow citizens from an authoritarian takeover.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: After being convinced by Cody to stand down and release her hostage for the sake of her fellow citizens, Ames gets immediately shot.
* ProperlyParanoid: She knew the Empire would send its military instead of diplomats after she took the Imperial governor hostage due to seeing how the Republic functioned over the Clone Wars, fully believing that peace was never an option.
* TokenGoodTeammate: Continuing the trend of sympathetic Separatists, Ames supported her planet breaking away from the Republic due to genuinely believing the Republic to be as corrupt as Dooku framed it was, and her primary interest was in protecting her fellow citizens from an authoritarian takeover.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: On the receiving end. After capturing Governor Grotto, she did not have him tortured in any way and promised to free him and his men as soon as the Galactic Empire recognized Desix's independence. When her rebellion is crushed by Imperial forces and after Ames voluntarily releases Grotto as a sign of goodwill for peace, Grotto has her summarily executed and her body displayed on the streets as a warning to others who would try to rebel.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: After being convinced by Cody to peacefully standdown down, she is almost immediately shot and release killed for releasing her hostage hostage. Its even worse than it seems as the reason for the sake why she surrendered in first place to allow some degree of peace to occur for her her fellow citizens, Ames gets immediately shot.but they’re likely to suffer the abuse of Imperial forces anyway.
* ProperlyParanoid: She knew the Empire would send its military instead of diplomats after she took the Imperial governor hostage due to seeing how the Republicfunctioned over acted during the Clone Wars, fully believing that tyranny never seeks a diplomatic solution and that peace was never an option.
* TokenGoodTeammate: Continuing the trend of sympathetic Separatists, Ames supported her planet breaking away from the Republic due to genuinely believing theRepublic system to be as corrupt as Dooku framed it was, and her primary interest was in protecting her fellow citizens from an authoritarian takeover.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: After being convinced by Cody to peacefully stand
* ProperlyParanoid: She knew the Empire would send its military instead of diplomats after she took the Imperial governor hostage due to seeing how the Republic
* TokenGoodTeammate: Continuing the trend of sympathetic Separatists, Ames supported her planet breaking away from the Republic due to genuinely believing the
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* AllThereInTheManual: the full name of the Separatists' rival government, "the Confederacy of Independent Systems", was never actually said aloud throughout the Prequel Trilogy. Instead, in an organizational case of EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep, they're just referred to in dialogue as "the Separatists". Even in the cartoons they tend to get called "the Separatist Alliance" more often. Nor does anyone refer to them in clipped form as "the Confederacy". It's sort of like if in a series about the United States Civil War, the rebel government was pervasively referred to as "the Secessionists" instead of "the Confederate States of America".
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* AllThereInTheManual: the The full name of the Separatists' rival government, "the Confederacy of Independent Systems", was never actually said aloud throughout the Prequel Trilogy. Instead, in an organizational case of EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep, they're just referred to in dialogue as "the Separatists". Even in the cartoons they tend to get called "the Separatist Alliance" more often. Nor does anyone refer to them in clipped form as "the Confederacy". It's sort of like if in a series about the United States Civil War, the rebel government was pervasively referred to as "the Secessionists" instead of "the Confederate States of America".
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* InformedAttribute: ''Revenge of the Sith'''s OpeningScroll says that "there are heroes on both sides", but the Separatists rarely show this off. The closest thing to a heroic character who stayed with the Separatists would probably be Mina Bonteri, who is pretty deep into TokenGoodTeammate territory (to the point of being assassinated by other Separatists). The Separatist leaders we see are corporate directors, war profiteers, and [[ArmyOfThievesAndWhores any criminals they could convince to side with them]], and their armies are almost entirely comprised of {{Killer Robot}}s. ''The Bad Batch'' later shows another heroic senator, Avi Singh, during Common Ground, so it looks like it's not all talk.
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* InformedAttribute: ''Revenge of the Sith'''s OpeningScroll says that "there are heroes on both sides", but the Separatists rarely show this off. The closest thing to a heroic character who stayed with the Separatists would probably be Mina Bonteri, who is pretty deep into TokenGoodTeammate territory (to the point of being assassinated by other Separatists). The Separatist leaders we see are corporate directors, war profiteers, and [[ArmyOfThievesAndWhores any criminals they could convince to side with them]], and their armies are almost entirely comprised of {{Killer Robot}}s. ''The Bad Batch'' later shows another heroic senator, Avi Singh, during Common Ground, ''Common Ground'' and Tawni Ames the Governor of Desix, so it looks like it's not all talk.
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* VillainHasAPoint: As much as [[{{Hypocrite}} they are corrupt themselves]] (primarily amongst the Separatist leadership in charge of the war effort), they aren't wrong that the Republic has become nothing but a broken system run by {{Mega Corp}}s and the {{Corrupt Politician}}s they've bribed to carry out their agenda of lining their pockets on the backs of the millions who suffer because of it. Anakin doesn't buy it for a minute, but Ahsoka learns that the situation isn't as black and white as she once thought.
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* VillainHasAPoint: As much as [[{{Hypocrite}} they are corrupt themselves]] (primarily amongst the Separatist leadership in charge of the war effort), they aren't wrong that the Republic has become nothing but a broken system run by {{Mega Corp}}s and the {{Corrupt Politician}}s they've bribed to carry out their agenda of lining their pockets on the backs of the millions who suffer because of it. Anakin doesn't and those loyal to Palpatine, the war effort, and Clone supporters don't buy it for a minute, but Ahsoka learns that the situation isn't as black and white as she once thought.
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* ShadowArchetype: She's a Separatist-aligned Padmé with a very similar personality and the same goal of finding a peaceful resolution to the war. Unlike Padmé, who has loyal friends like Bail Organa and Mon Mothma, Mina's death is dismissed by her fellow senators, except for her son.
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* ShadowArchetype: She's a Separatist-aligned Padmé with a very similar personality and the same goal of finding a peaceful resolution to the war. Unlike Padmé, who has loyal friends like Bail Organa and Mon Mothma, Mina's death is dismissed by her fellow senators, except for her son.son Lux and her friend Tawni Ames.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Downplayed. ''Legends'' works set in the Clone Wars had the tendency to emphasize the CIS' most sinister and villainous traits, often giving the impression that the Separatist cause was a theoretically idealistic goal which was nonetheless only supported by psychos and douchebags. In contrast, while the villainy remains, ''The Clone Wars'' (and by extension the canon) gave a more visibly optimistic portrayal of the CIS by making Dooku more sympathetic and introducing the Bonteri family.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Downplayed. ''Legends'' works set in the Clone Wars had the tendency to emphasize the CIS' most sinister and villainous traits, often giving the impression that the Separatist cause was a theoretically idealistic goal which was nonetheless only supported by psychos and douchebags. In contrast, while the villainy remains, ''The Clone Wars'' (and by extension the canon) gave a more visibly optimistic portrayal of the CIS by making Dooku more sympathetic and introducing the Bonteri family. ''The Bad Batch'' series goes even further, with the introduction of sympathetic Separatists such as Avi Singh and Tawni Ames.
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* DeadGuyOnDisplay: Her ultimate fate, following the defeat of her forces and the resolution of the hostage crisis.
* DisproportionateRetribution: On the receiving end. After capturing Governor Grotto, she did not have him tortured in any way and promised to free him and his men as soon as the Galactic Empire recognized Desix's independence. When her rebellion is crushed by Imperial forces and after Ames voluntarily releases Grotto as a sign of goodwill for peace, Grotto has her summarily executed and her body displayed on the streets as a warning to others who would try to rebel.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: After being convinced by Cody to stand down and release her hostage for the sake of her fellow citizens, Ames gets immediately shot.
* ProperlyParanoid: She knew the Empire would send its military instead of diplomats after she took the Imperial governor hostage due to seeing how the Republic functioned over the Clone Wars, fully believing that peace was never an option.
* DisproportionateRetribution: On the receiving end. After capturing Governor Grotto, she did not have him tortured in any way and promised to free him and his men as soon as the Galactic Empire recognized Desix's independence. When her rebellion is crushed by Imperial forces and after Ames voluntarily releases Grotto as a sign of goodwill for peace, Grotto has her summarily executed and her body displayed on the streets as a warning to others who would try to rebel.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: After being convinced by Cody to stand down and release her hostage for the sake of her fellow citizens, Ames gets immediately shot.
* ProperlyParanoid: She knew the Empire would send its military instead of diplomats after she took the Imperial governor hostage due to seeing how the Republic functioned over the Clone Wars, fully believing that peace was never an option.
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