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* 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.

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* BadBoss: It's mentioned that he regularly opens fire on his own soldiers (organics and droids alike) if it means gaining an advantage in a battle.



* HeroicWannabe: His backstory is that he was a wandering Kaleesh warrior who wanted to become a Jedi. However, he lacked the Force-sensitivity and the compassion needed to become a Jedi since he only sought to become a Jedi because he wanted to wield their Force powers for himself. Obviously he was rejected by the Jedi Order on the spot with the Jedi Temple Guards refusing to even grant him an audience with the Jedi High Council.

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* HeroicWannabe: His backstory is that he was a wandering Kaleesh warrior who wanted to become a Jedi. However, he lacked the Force-sensitivity and as well as any of the qualities the Jedi value like compassion needed and selflessness. His only motivation for wanting to become a Jedi since he only sought to become a Jedi because was that he wanted to wield their Force powers for himself. Obviously he was rejected by the Jedi Order rejected him on the spot with the Jedi Temple Guards refusing to even grant him an audience with the Jedi High Council.
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* MurderByInaction: When the Imperials start bombing Raxus Secundus's surface, Grievous doesn't care that the Separatist Senate is on the planet and makes next-to-no effort to rescue them, instead internally thanking the Separatist Senate for their "sacrifice".

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* MurderByInaction: When the Imperials start bombing Raxus Secundus's surface, Grievous doesn't care that the Separatist Senate Council is on the planet and makes next-to-no effort to rescue them, instead internally thanking the Separatist Senate Council for their "sacrifice".
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* ClassyCane: He has a cane which seems to serve more as a status symbol than for walking assistance given how he seems to have no trouble walking around without it.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Gets a POV segment at the start of Episode 31 which, among other things, gives insight into Dooku's inner thoughts and how he views himself, the Jedi, and Palpatine.

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* ADayInTheLimelight: Gets a POV segment at the start of Downplayed. Dooku gets an IntroOnlyPointOfView in Episode 31 which, among other things, gives insight into Dooku's inner thoughts and how he views himself, the Jedi, and Palpatine.
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The Supreme Commander of the Confederacy of Independent Systems droid army. Grevious was a Kaleesh Warlord with a grudge against the Jedi who was recruited by the Sith to lead the Separatist war effort. [[spoiler:In reality, however, he is actually not the real Grievous but a Kaleesh who hated the Jedi because they wouldn't let him join the Order.]]
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The Supreme Commander of the Confederacy of Independent Systems droid army. Grevious was a Kaleesh Warlord with a grudge against the Jedi who was recruited by the Sith to lead the Separatist war effort. [[spoiler:In reality, however, he is actually not the real Grievous but a Kaleesh who hated the Jedi because they wouldn't let him join the Order.]]
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* PreMortemOneLiner: Says one to Brother Araknus after stabbing the Astartes through the heart with his lightsaber, right before he finishes Araknus off by twisting his lightsaber and cutting through the side of his second heart.
->'''Dooku:''' You lost the war before you started, fool.

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* PreMortemOneLiner: Says one to Brother Araknus after stabbing the Astartes through the heart with his lightsaber, right before he finishes Araknus his opponent off by twisting moving his lightsaber and cutting so that it cuts through the side of his Araknus's second heart.
->'''Dooku:''' -->'''Dooku:''' You lost the war before you started, fool.


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* YouFool: He calls Araknus a fool as part of his PreMortemOneLiner.
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* PreMortemOneLiner: Says one to Brother Araknus after stabbing the Astartes through the heart with his lightsaber, right before he finishes Araknus off by twisting his lightsaber and cutting through the side of his second heart.
->'''Dooku:''' You lost the war before you started, fool.
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* VillainOfAnotherStory: For most of Season 2. It's established at the start of the season that while the Republic and Jedi are preoccupied dealing with the Imperial occupation of Axum, Grievous is busy conquering vast swaths of undefended Republic space now that nearly all of the Republic's military assets have been recalled to Coruscant.
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* IKnowKarate: As he prepares to battle Tasleon aboard the bridge of a disabled Imperial Cruiser, Grievous says this after seeing Tasleon dispatch his Magnaguards.

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* IKnowKarate: As he prepares to battle Tasleon aboard the bridge of a disabled Imperial Cruiser, Grievous says this after seeing Tasleon dispatch his Magnaguards.[=MagnaGuards=].



* OvershadowedByAwesome: For all the jokes that are made about how much of a GeneralFailure Grievous was in ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'', this fic depicts him as being a competent tactician. This version of Grievous mentions having led Operation Durge's Lance, widely regarded as the Confederacy's greatest and most successful military campaign in the ''Legends'' continuity. Throughout his appearance in Episode 31, he behaves analytically (gathering intelligence on the Imperials' capabilities before going to fight them), employs cunning tactics (such as spreading out his fleet's formation to negate the [[SplashDamage effects]] of the Imperial Nova Cannons), and shows long-term thinking (compiling a list in his head of which CIS worlds he should prioritize defending after learning of the Crimson Razors' plan to divide their fleet and hit all of the Confederacy's most important worlds simultaneously). As a warrior, this Grievous is also not half bad; he's a FrontlineGeneral able to turn the tide of a battle with his presence and is even shown to be a match for Tasleon in a direct fight. Tasleon is a Techmarine who had just earlier destroyed an entire squad of [[EliteMooks Magnaguards]] singlehandedly. Unfortunately for Grievous, the enemy commander he was up against happened to be a centuries-old Chapter Master who totally outclassed him in every way imaginable. [[spoiler:And that's not even getting into how much this imposter pales in comparison to the real deal.]]

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* OvershadowedByAwesome: For all the jokes that are made about how much of a GeneralFailure Grievous was in ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'', this fic depicts him as being a competent tactician. This version of Grievous mentions having led Operation Durge's Lance, widely regarded as the Confederacy's greatest and most successful military campaign in the ''Legends'' continuity. Throughout his appearance in Episode 31, he behaves analytically (gathering intelligence on the Imperials' capabilities before going to fight them), employs cunning tactics (such as spreading out his fleet's formation to negate the [[SplashDamage effects]] of the Imperial Nova Cannons), and shows long-term thinking (compiling a list in his head of which CIS worlds he should prioritize defending after learning of the Crimson Razors' plan to divide their fleet and hit all of the Confederacy's most important worlds simultaneously). As a warrior, this Grievous is also not half bad; he's a FrontlineGeneral able to turn the tide of a battle with his presence and is even shown to be a match for Tasleon in a direct fight. Tasleon is a Techmarine who had just earlier destroyed an entire squad of [[EliteMooks Magnaguards]] MagnaGuards]] singlehandedly. Unfortunately for Grievous, the enemy commander he was up against happened to be a centuries-old Chapter Master who totally outclassed him in every way imaginable. [[spoiler:And that's not even getting into how much this imposter pales in comparison to the real deal.]]
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* EvilFeelsGood: The primary reason Dooku has remained a Sith and never once considered turning back to the Light Side is because he ''enjoys'' all the power, control, and freedom that aligning with Sidious and the Dark Side has afforded him.


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* AGodAmI: His POV segment at the start of Episode 31 reveals that he views himself and Sidious as deities, and considers all the Separatists who follow him to be no more than puny mortal worshippers whose lives he could snuff out on a whim if he so desired.
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Has a completely different backstory than his ''Legends'' counterpart for why he hates the Jedi. In ''Legends'', Grievous was once a highly-beloved military leader who led his enslaved people to rebel against a predatory alien species, only to then be subjugated by the Jedi when said predatory aliens played the victim and deceived the Jedi into helping them quash their slaves' uprising. Here, he was just some random warrior who envied the Jedi's Force powers until the Jedi rejected him for not being Force-sensitive, leading to a lifelong obsession with destroying the Jedi for this perceived slight. [[spoiler:The real Grievous averts this by having the exact same backstory that he had in ''Legends''.]]

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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Has a completely different backstory than his ''Legends'' counterpart for why he hates the Jedi. In ''Legends'', Grievous was once a highly-beloved military leader who led his enslaved people to rebel against a predatory alien species, only to then be subjugated by the Jedi when said predatory aliens [[PlayingTheVictimCard played the victim victim]] and deceived the Jedi into helping them quash their slaves' uprising. Here, he was just some random warrior who envied the Jedi's Force powers until the Jedi rejected him for not being Force-sensitive, leading to a lifelong obsession with destroying the Jedi for this perceived slight. [[spoiler:The real Grievous averts this by having the exact same backstory that he had in ''Legends''.]]
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* NotSoHarmlessVillain: Downplayed. Dooku himself was never portrayed or treated as harmless in any sense of the word, but his first physical appearance in the series comes after the Confederacy had been subjected to MakeWayForTheNewVillains by the Imperium, who had basically replaced them as the antagonists of the Clone Wars. Dooku's appearance in Episode 24 sees him easily defeat Brother Araknus, who had previously bested Admiral Trench in Season 1 and had been on a winning streak since then, reminding everyone that the Sith are still a serious threat even if they are no longer the main focus of the story's conflict.

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* NotSoHarmlessVillain: Downplayed.Heavily downplayed. Dooku himself was never portrayed or treated as harmless in any sense of the word, but his first physical appearance in the series comes after the Confederacy had been subjected to MakeWayForTheNewVillains by the Imperium, who had basically replaced them as the antagonists of the Clone Wars. Dooku's appearance in Episode 24 sees him easily defeat Brother Araknus, who had previously bested Admiral Trench in Season 1 and had been on a winning streak since then, reminding everyone that the Sith are still a serious threat even if they are no longer the main focus of the story's conflict.
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* NotSoHarmlessVillain: Downplayed. Dooku himself was never portrayed or treated as harmless in any sense of the word, but his first physical appearance in the series comes after the Confederacy had been subjected to MakeWayForTheNewVillains by the Imperium, who had basically replaced them as the antagonists of the Clone Wars. Dooku's appearance in Episode 24 sees him easily defeat Brother Araknus, who had previously bested Admiral Trench in Season 1 and had been on a winning streak since then, reminding everyone that the Sith are still a serious threat even if they are no longer the main focus of the story's conflict.
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* 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.]]
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Has a completely different backstory than his ''Legends'' counterpart for why he hates the Jedi. In ''Legends'', Grievous was once a highly-beloved military leader who led his enslaved people to rebel against a predatory alien species, only to then be subjugated by the Jedi when said predatory aliens played the victim and deceived the Jedi into helping them quash their slaves' uprising. Here, he was just some random warrior who envied the Jedi's Force powers until the Jedi rejected him for not being Force-sensitive, leading to a lifelong obsession with destroying the Jedi for this perceived slight. [[spoiler:The real Grievous averts this by having the exact same backstory that he had in ''Legends''.]]
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* {{Flanderization}}: His tendency to break down into wheezing coughs from canon gets dialed all the way up to eleven here to the point of being a CharacterTic.
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* OvershadowedByAwesome: For all the jokes that are made about how much of a GeneralFailure Grievous was in ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'', this fic depicts him as being a competent tactician. This version of Grievous mentions having led Operation Durge's Lance, widely regarded as the Confederacy's greatest and most successful military campaign in the ''Legends'' continuity. Throughout his appearance in Episode 31, he behaves analytically (gathering intelligence on the Imperials' capabilities before going to fight them), employs cunning tactics (such as spreading out his fleet's formation to negate the [[SplashDamage effects]] of the Imperial Nova Cannons), and shows long-term thinking (compiling a list in his head of which CIS worlds he should prioritize defending after learning of the Crimson Razors' plan to divide their fleet and hit all of the Confederacy's most important worlds simultaneously). As a warrior, this Grievous is also not half bad. He's a FrontlineGeneral able to turn the tide of a battle with his presence and is even shown to be a match for Tasleon in a direct fight. Tasleon is a Techmarine who had just earlier destroyed an entire squad of [[EliteMooks Magnaguards]] singlehandedly. Unfortunately for Grievous, the enemy commander he was up against happened to be a centuries-old Chapter Master who totally outclassed him in every way imaginable. [[spoiler:And that's not even getting into how much this imposter pales in comparison to the real deal.]]

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* OvershadowedByAwesome: For all the jokes that are made about how much of a GeneralFailure Grievous was in ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'', this fic depicts him as being a competent tactician. This version of Grievous mentions having led Operation Durge's Lance, widely regarded as the Confederacy's greatest and most successful military campaign in the ''Legends'' continuity. Throughout his appearance in Episode 31, he behaves analytically (gathering intelligence on the Imperials' capabilities before going to fight them), employs cunning tactics (such as spreading out his fleet's formation to negate the [[SplashDamage effects]] of the Imperial Nova Cannons), and shows long-term thinking (compiling a list in his head of which CIS worlds he should prioritize defending after learning of the Crimson Razors' plan to divide their fleet and hit all of the Confederacy's most important worlds simultaneously). As a warrior, this Grievous is also not half bad. He's bad; he's a FrontlineGeneral able to turn the tide of a battle with his presence and is even shown to be a match for Tasleon in a direct fight. Tasleon is a Techmarine who had just earlier destroyed an entire squad of [[EliteMooks Magnaguards]] singlehandedly. Unfortunately for Grievous, the enemy commander he was up against happened to be a centuries-old Chapter Master who totally outclassed him in every way imaginable. [[spoiler:And that's not even getting into how much this imposter pales in comparison to the real deal.]]
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* MasterSwordsmen: Dooku is regarded as one of the greatest swordsmen in the Galaxy, having mastered multiple forms of lightsaber fencing. He proves his credentials by killing an entire squad of Space Marines, admittedly picking them off one at a time and being exhausted after doing so.

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* MasterSwordsmen: MasterSwordsman: Dooku is regarded as one of the greatest swordsmen in the Galaxy, having mastered multiple forms of lightsaber fencing. He proves his credentials by killing an entire squad of Space Marines, admittedly picking them off one at a time and being exhausted after doing so.
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* EvilOldFolks: Per canon, he's an human elderly Sith Lord with an aging body and white hair. Araknus notes that Dooku clearly hasn't had access to the Imperium's [[LongevityTreatment rejuvenate drugs]] yet he still proves to be extremely dangerous.
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Dooku is the Count of Serenno and has no problems with murder, genocide, betrayal, and helping to start a pan-galactic war that has claimed billions. Upon seeing him for the first time, Araknus can't help but compare his aristocratic attire and his imperious attitude with that of Inquisitors and Lord Generals he's met in the past, and those guys [[{{Understatement}} aren't exactly nice.]]

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* AristocratsAreEvil: Dooku is the Count of Serenno and has no problems with murder, genocide, betrayal, and helping to start a pan-galactic war that has claimed billions. Upon seeing him for the first time, Araknus can't help but compare his aristocratic attire and his imperious attitude with that of Inquisitors and Lord Generals he's met in the past, and those guys [[{{Understatement}} aren't exactly nice.]]

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