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| − | '''Star Wars: The Clone Wars''' is an animated [[film]] released in 2008. The plot revolves around [[Anakin Skywalker]] learning to accept his apprentice, a young Togrutan named Ahsoka Tano, all while returning Jabba the Hutt's son to him. The viewer soon finds that this is all part of a larger plot by the [[Separatists]], led by [[Count Dooku]], to control trade routes in the Outer Rim. At the end of the movie, a treaty is set up so that the [[Republic (Star Wars)|Republic]] can use Jabba's routes. The movie is the prequel to a TV series on [[Cartoon Network]]. | + | '''Star Wars: The Clone Wars''' is an animated [[film]] released in 2008. The film takes place between ''[[Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones]]'' and ''[[Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith]]''. The plot revolves around [[Anakin Skywalker]] learning to accept his apprentice, a young Togrutan named Ahsoka Tano, all while returning Jabba the Hutt's son to him. The viewer soon finds that this is all part of a larger plot by the [[Separatists]], led by [[Count Dooku]], to control trade routes in the Outer Rim. At the end of the movie, a treaty is set up so that the [[Republic (Star Wars)|Republic]] can use Jabba's routes. The movie is the prequel to a TV series on [[Cartoon Network]]. |
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Latest revision as of 02:46, June 16, 2014
Star Wars: The Clone Wars is an animated film released in 2008. The film takes place between Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones and Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. The plot revolves around Anakin Skywalker learning to accept his apprentice, a young Togrutan named Ahsoka Tano, all while returning Jabba the Hutt's son to him. The viewer soon finds that this is all part of a larger plot by the Separatists, led by Count Dooku, to control trade routes in the Outer Rim. At the end of the movie, a treaty is set up so that the Republic can use Jabba's routes. The movie is the prequel to a TV series on Cartoon Network.