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** The Nightsisters are closer to their ''Legends'' depiction than their later depiction in the show. They also wield lightsabers, which doesn't fit either of their depictions.
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** The Nightsisters are closer to their ''Legends'' depiction than their later depiction in the show. They also wield lightsabers, which doesn't fit either of their depictions.depictions, but this was probably for the sake of having lightsaber-wielding enemies in a children's ''Star Wars'' game.
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* CallBack:
** It's mentioned at the beginning that Jedi are supposed to go to Ilum to find a lightsaber crystals to use in the creation of their own lightsabers. This was first introduced in the ''Literature/JediQuest'' and ''Literature/TheLastOfTheJedi'' books, and was best known for being shown in ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsCloneWars'', when Luminara brought Barriss to Ilum so that the latter could make her lightsaber.
** It's mentioned at the beginning that Jedi are supposed to go to Ilum to find a lightsaber crystals to use in the creation of their own lightsabers. This was first introduced in the ''Literature/JediQuest'' and ''Literature/TheLastOfTheJedi'' books, and was best known for being shown in ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsCloneWars'', when Luminara brought Barriss to Ilum so that the latter could make her lightsaber.
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* AscendedExtra: The Jedi get help from Ros Lai, a former Nightsister. She was a one-off antagonist in the ''ComicBook/StarWarsRepublic'' comics, where she was defeated by Quinlan Vos but was spared and brought to Coruscant.
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* AscendedExtra: The Jedi get help from Ros Lai, a former Nightsister. She was a one-off antagonist in the ''ComicBook/StarWarsRepublic'' comics, where she was defeated by Quinlan Vos but was spared and brought to Coruscant.Coruscant as he believed there was good in her. Looks like it paid off.
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''Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Jedi Alliance'' is a ''Franchise/StarWars:'' ''WesternAnimation/TheCloneWars'' video game for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS. It was released on November 10th, 2008, alongside the Wii-exclusive ''Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Lightsaber Duels'' video game.
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''Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Jedi Alliance'' is a ''Franchise/StarWars:'' ''WesternAnimation/TheCloneWars'' video game for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS. It was released on November 10th, 2008, alongside the Wii-exclusive ''Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Lightsaber Duels'' video game.
game to promote the release of the show.
Taking place in Season 1, the Jedi's hand in the Clone Wars is threatened when the Separatists ally themselves with a mysterious new enemy, the Nightsisters.
Taking place in Season 1, the Jedi's hand in the Clone Wars is threatened when the Separatists ally themselves with a mysterious new enemy, the Nightsisters.
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** The Nightsisters are closer to their ''Legends'' depiction than their later depiction in the show. They also wield lightsabers, which doesn't fit either of their depictions.
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* AscendedExtra: The Jedi get help from Ros Lai, a former Nightsister. She was a one-off antagonist in the ''ComicBook/StarWarsRepublic'' comics, where she was defeated by Quinlan Vos but was spared and brought to Coruscant.
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* AsYouKnow: At the beginning of the game, Yoda explains that the Separatists have raided a Jedi transport carrying lightsaber crystals from Ilum to Coruscant, as the Order has decided that it would be safer to have the younglings construct their lightsabers at the Jedi Temple instead of to Ilum during wartime, things that the other Jedi in the Council Chamber should already know.
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** Also, Ventress interacts with them but makes no comment about their shared Dathomirian heritage. At the time of the game's writing, Ventress was a Rattaki and was {{retcon}}ned as a Dathomirian until the show's Season 3.
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** Also, Ventress interacts with them but makes no comment about their shared Dathomirian heritage. At the time of the game's writing, Ventress was a Rattaki and was {{retcon}}ned as a Dathomirian until in the show's Season 3.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The game was released at the start of the show, contradicting things that the show would later establish.
** The story is kicked off with the Nightsisters raiding a ship that the Jedi were using to transport lightsaber crystals from Ilum. Yoda then explains in the following scene that they're transporting these crystals to the temple on Coruscant because wartime has made it too dangerous to send younglings to Ilum, which they end up doing anyways in later seasons of the show. Could be justified as not being safe to do so at the time of the game but later becoming safer.
** The Nightsisters are closer to their ''Legends'' depiction than their later depiction in the show.
** The story is kicked off with the Nightsisters raiding a ship that the Jedi were using to transport lightsaber crystals from Ilum. Yoda then explains in the following scene that they're transporting these crystals to the temple on Coruscant because wartime has made it too dangerous to send younglings to Ilum, which they end up doing anyways in later seasons of the show. Could be justified as not being safe to do so at the time of the game but later becoming safer.
** The Nightsisters are closer to their ''Legends'' depiction than their later depiction in the show.
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* CallForward:
** The Separatists are using the lightsaber crystals to power a superweapon. In ''Legends'', the Death Star was powered by a Mygeetian power crystal, and in new canon, is powered by kyber crystals (new canon's name for lightsaber crystals).
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The game was released at the start of the show, contradicting things that the show would laterestablish.
establish, combined with plot threads in ''The Clone Wars'' television show being continued in [[Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse the reboot continuity]].
** The story is kicked off with the Nightsisters raiding a ship that the Jedi were using to transport lightsaber crystals from Ilum. Yoda then explains in the following scene that they're transporting these crystals to the temple on Coruscant because wartime has made it too dangerous to send younglings to Ilum, which they end up doing anyways in later seasons of the show. Could be justified as not being safe to do soat ''at the time of the game game'' but later becoming safer.
safer over the course of the war.
** In the same scene, Plo Koon wonders how lightsaber crystals would be useful to anyone that isn't a Jedi. The game later reveals the Separatists are using the crystals to power a superweapon, which media released after ''The Clone Wars'' (such as ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'') establishes as having been done in the past, so it seems to be a [[AsYouKnow strange question]] for Plo Koon to ask.
** The lightsaber crystals from Ilum are called exactly that, as opposed to the show specifically calling them kyber crystals. In ''Legends'', kyber crystals were a ''type'' of lightsaber crystals.
** The Nightsisters are closer to their ''Legends'' depiction than their later depiction in the show.
** Also, Ventress interacts with them but makes no comment about their shared Dathomirian heritage. At the time of the game's writing, Ventress was a Rattaki and was {{retcon}}ned as a Dathomirian until the show's Season 3.
** The Separatists are using the lightsaber crystals to power a superweapon. In ''Legends'', the Death Star was powered by a Mygeetian power crystal, and in new canon, is powered by kyber crystals (new canon's name for lightsaber crystals).
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The game was released at the start of the show, contradicting things that the show would later
** The story is kicked off with the Nightsisters raiding a ship that the Jedi were using to transport lightsaber crystals from Ilum. Yoda then explains in the following scene that they're transporting these crystals to the temple on Coruscant because wartime has made it too dangerous to send younglings to Ilum, which they end up doing anyways in later seasons of the show. Could be justified as not being safe to do so
** In the same scene, Plo Koon wonders how lightsaber crystals would be useful to anyone that isn't a Jedi. The game later reveals the Separatists are using the crystals to power a superweapon, which media released after ''The Clone Wars'' (such as ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'') establishes as having been done in the past, so it seems to be a [[AsYouKnow strange question]] for Plo Koon to ask.
** The lightsaber crystals from Ilum are called exactly that, as opposed to the show specifically calling them kyber crystals. In ''Legends'', kyber crystals were a ''type'' of lightsaber crystals.
** The Nightsisters are closer to their ''Legends'' depiction than their later depiction in the show.
** Also, Ventress interacts with them but makes no comment about their shared Dathomirian heritage. At the time of the game's writing, Ventress was a Rattaki and was {{retcon}}ned as a Dathomirian until the show's Season 3.
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''Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Jedi Alliance'' is a ''Franchise/{{Star Wars}}:'' ''WesternAnimation/TheCloneWars'' video game for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS. It was released on November 10th, 2008, alongside the Wii-exclusive ''Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Lightsaber Duels'' video game.
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''Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Jedi Alliance'' is a ''Franchise/{{Star Wars}}:'' ''Franchise/StarWars:'' ''WesternAnimation/TheCloneWars'' video game for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS. It was released on November 10th, 2008, alongside the Wii-exclusive ''Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Lightsaber Duels'' video game.
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''Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Jedi Alliance'' is a ''Franchise/{{Star Wars}}:'' ''WesternAnimation/TheCloneWars'' video game for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS. It was released on November 10th, 2008, alongside the Wii-exclusive ''Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Lightsaber Duels'' video game.
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!!Tropes in this game include:
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The game was released at the start of the show, contradicting things that the show would later establish.
** The story is kicked off with the Nightsisters raiding a ship that the Jedi were using to transport lightsaber crystals from Ilum. Yoda then explains in the following scene that they're transporting these crystals to the temple on Coruscant because wartime has made it too dangerous to send younglings to Ilum, which they end up doing anyways in later seasons of the show. Could be justified as not being safe to do so at the time of the game but later becoming safer.
** The Nightsisters are closer to their ''Legends'' depiction than their later depiction in the show.
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!!Tropes in this game include:
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The game was released at the start of the show, contradicting things that the show would later establish.
** The story is kicked off with the Nightsisters raiding a ship that the Jedi were using to transport lightsaber crystals from Ilum. Yoda then explains in the following scene that they're transporting these crystals to the temple on Coruscant because wartime has made it too dangerous to send younglings to Ilum, which they end up doing anyways in later seasons of the show. Could be justified as not being safe to do so at the time of the game but later becoming safer.
** The Nightsisters are closer to their ''Legends'' depiction than their later depiction in the show.
