Jun 6, 2020 - Explore jonesjoshvader's board 'Star Wars Clone Wars', followed by 115 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about Star wars clone wars, Clone wars, Star wars. Clone Wars Nose Art I realized that the Kowikan monkey lizard on the new Republic Gunship was probably nose art. Jul 25, 2020. Star Wars The Clone Wars is a Star Wars animated cartoon that was made by Lucasfilm and aired on Cartoon Network, the shows aired from October 3, 2008 and it is still ongoing. Some of the seasons that aired on Cartoon Network were censored due to the amount of violence in the show. Every season expect Season 7 is completely uncensored on Blu-Ray's and Disney+. The Clone Wars Gunship Nose Art. While watching 'Landing at Point Rain' (Season 2 Episode 5) last week in one of the Lucasfilm Animation theaters at Big Rock, I noticed that all the Republic.
The latest episode of Season 7 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, 'On the Wings of Keeradaks,' was just released on Disney Plus, and this episode removes a death sequence where the Techno Union use their Decimator to kill a local.
You can see the original death below.
So they did it again but this time it was a gruesome death they censored. This part where the Techno Union tests their Decimator on an innocent native. It makes perfect sense as they are the Star Wars version of evil Nazi scientists but Disney had to censor that. #CloneWarspic.twitter.com/YOqgPVrdiA
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And here's the full original episode.
The newly released episode on Disney Plus does not contain this death sequence at all. Instead the Decimator is used to break through a number of reinforced doors that Anakin, Rex, and the Bad Batch are using as a blockade.
As Anakin and company are escaping the blockaded room after rescuing Echo, the Decimator does break through the final door and deploys its tendrils.
However, Anakin and company are able to escape through the ceiling and the Decimator deactivates as it does not detect any organic life forms. Solarwinds network map.
It's unclear why this scene was removed. Elvui quest tracker not showing. If it's due to the graphic nature of the death, I find that argument baseless given Disney Plus will more than likely host Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and it features a similar death in the original version of 'On the Wings of Keeradaks.'
Limon khmer.keylayout for mac. Palpatine's face literally melts off as he continues to use his Force Lightning against Rey.
Disney Plus does host Attack of the Clones and in that film Mace Windu decapitates Jango Fett.
In Revenge of the Sith, Anakin decapitates Count Dooku. Unlock microsoft word document for edit on mac. Checkbook pro for mac.
And it's not just live-action Star Wars which has featured brutal death scenes. The Clone Wars has as well. Savage Opress decapitates multiple members of the Black Sun in one episode.
Clone Wars Gunship Nose Art
The latest episode of Season 7 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, 'On the Wings of Keeradaks,' was just released on Disney Plus, and this episode removes a death sequence where the Techno Union use their Decimator to kill a local.
You can see the original death below.
So they did it again but this time it was a gruesome death they censored. This part where the Techno Union tests their Decimator on an innocent native. It makes perfect sense as they are the Star Wars version of evil Nazi scientists but Disney had to censor that. #CloneWarspic.twitter.com/YOqgPVrdiA
Padme Clone Wars
— Jingoistic Pig (@jingoisticpig) March 6, 2020
And here's the full original episode.
The newly released episode on Disney Plus does not contain this death sequence at all. Instead the Decimator is used to break through a number of reinforced doors that Anakin, Rex, and the Bad Batch are using as a blockade.
As Anakin and company are escaping the blockaded room after rescuing Echo, the Decimator does break through the final door and deploys its tendrils.
However, Anakin and company are able to escape through the ceiling and the Decimator deactivates as it does not detect any organic life forms. Solarwinds network map.
It's unclear why this scene was removed. Elvui quest tracker not showing. If it's due to the graphic nature of the death, I find that argument baseless given Disney Plus will more than likely host Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and it features a similar death in the original version of 'On the Wings of Keeradaks.'
Limon khmer.keylayout for mac. Palpatine's face literally melts off as he continues to use his Force Lightning against Rey.
Disney Plus does host Attack of the Clones and in that film Mace Windu decapitates Jango Fett.
In Revenge of the Sith, Anakin decapitates Count Dooku. Unlock microsoft word document for edit on mac. Checkbook pro for mac.
And it's not just live-action Star Wars which has featured brutal death scenes. The Clone Wars has as well. Savage Opress decapitates multiple members of the Black Sun in one episode.
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The removal of this death scene follows in the wake of last episode's removal of the Padme nose art seen on the Bad Batch's ship.
It definitely appears that not only is Disney utterly destroying the Star Wars brand with its horrible storytelling as seen in the Disney Sequel trilogy, but it is now neutering the actual storytelling with needless censorship. It's almost as if the franchise can't actually depict the brutalities of war anymore despite the name of the franchise being Star Wars.
What do you make of this latest act of censorship in Star Wars: The Clone Wars? Do you expect more censorship and neutered storytelling from Disney Star Wars?
