Obi-Wan enters the battle against Durge, who’s not one to let a mere severed limb or two keep him down.
story by Bryan Andrew, Darrick Bachman, Paul Rudish and Genndy Tartakovsky
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul Dinletir
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
With the Banking Clan on the verge of surrender to Obi-Wan, a regenerated and irate Durge makes a final stand.
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul Dinletir
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
Anakin leads the Republic starfighter squadron to the point of victory against the Separatists when Asajj makes her attack.
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul Dinletir
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
Anakin pursues Asajj Ventress into the Muunilinst atmosphere, where the dogfight attracts Obi-Wan’s attention. The general orders his padawan to return to his squad, but Anakin assures him that the battle is over and follows the would-be Sith into hyperspace.
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul DinletirNotes: Although Chapter 11-20 of Clone Wars were produced at the same time as the first ten, they were set aside for later broadcast and were intially announced by both Lucasfilm and Cartoon Network to be the second “season.” (This despite the fact that Clone Wars was submitted for – and won – an Emmy for best animated program of one hour or more.)
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
Mace Windu leads a contingent of clone troopers into battle against Separatist super battle droids on Dantooine. The Separatists unveil a new weapon, a seismic tank capable of punching huge craters into the ground. With a single strike, the tank flattens the Jedi’s troops – and separates him from his lightsaber.
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul Dinletir
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
Mace demonstrates to the Separatist army exactly how powerful an ally the Force can be.
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul Dinletir
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
At the Jedi Temple on the planet Ilum, Jedi Luminara Unduli guides her padawan Barriss Offee in one of the Order’s most important trials – the construction of a lightsaber. But the Separatists have sent a squad of chameleon droids – similar to probe droids, but with attack and cloaking capabilities – to destroy the Temple. Alone, the two Jedi must defend the crystals that power their weapons.
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul Dinletir
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
On Padmè’s yacht, Yoda senses the disturbance on Ilum and asks the senator to divert course to offer assistance. Captain Tycho objects, until Yoda uses the Jedi’s unique form of persuasion to convince him of the urgency of the situation. Once on Ilum, the Jedi Master must make his way through a gantlet of chameleon droids to reach the Temple.
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul Dinletir
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
Concerned that the snowy conditions on Ilum would prevent Yoda from summoning help if needed, Padmè resolves to find him. With C-3P0 and R2-D2 in tow, the senator battles more of the cloaked droids.
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul Dinletir
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
Anakin follows Asajj Ventress to Yavin 4, where he is quickly joined by a number of clone troopers sent by Obi-Wan – whom Asajj is nearly as quick in eliminatng.
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul Dinletir
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
Anakin and Asajj duel in the jungles of Yavin 4.
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul Dinletir
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
From the jungles to the top of a Massassi temple, an ever-more-aggressive Anakin takes the fight to Asajj Ventress.
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul Dinletir
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
Anakin returns to Muunilinst, where Obi-Wan is overseeing mop-up operations. Kenobi receives a distress call from a number of Jedi on the planet Hypori, who are under siege from a ferocious new droid general.
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul DinletirNotes: This chapter was slightly longer than Volume 1’s typical three-minute episodes, and featured the first look at the character of General Grievous.
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
Clone troopers lead a rescue mission to Hypori, where only Ki-Adi-Mundi still stands against General Grievous. The reinforcements’ heavy firepower turns the tide of the battle, but despite Ki’s urgings, they are unable to pursue Grievous – the wounded need medical care too badly. Yoda has a vision of Qui-Gon Jinn and a boy Anakin preparing to face a psychological trial. Anakin and Padme continue to hide their marriage, much to Anakin’s frustration. Months later, the war continues, and the Council faces a shortage of Knights to lead the battles. Obi-Wan suggests that Anakin be knighted despite not having faced the formal Jedi trials, arguing that the events of the war have tested him enough. Mace Windu has reservations, but eventually Obi-Wan’s suggestion is accepted. Anakin Skywalker becomes a Jedi Knight.
Volume 2 Cast: Mat Lucas (Anakin Skywalker), James Arnold Taylor (Obi-Wan Kenobi/Agen Kolar/Turnstile Computer/Techno Union Scientist #2/Mutated Warrior #1), Tom Kane (Yoda), Grey DeLisle (Padme Amidala/Shaak Ti/Stass Allie/Nevanian Boy/Nelvaanian Woman/ Nelvaanian Child), Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), T. C. Carson (Mace Windu/Saesee Tinn/Alien General), Andre Sogliuzzo (ARC Trooper/ARC Captain/Battle Droid/Clone Commander Cody/Clone Trooper/Captain Typho/Clone Pilot/Captain Fordo), Daran Norris (Ki-Adi-Mundi/Even Piell), Richard McGonagle (General Grievous/Kit Fisto/Nelvaanian Shaman/Nelvaanian Warrior), Frankie Ryan Manriquez (Young Anakin Skywalker), Fred Tatasciore (Qui-Gon Jinn/Oppo Rancisis), Corey Burton (Count Dooku), Nick Jameson (Supreme Chancellor Palpatine/Darth Sidious/Main Techno Union Scientist)
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul DinletirNote: The episodes in Volume 2 of Clone Wars were roughly 12 minutes in length.
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
The newly-knighted Anakin and Obi-Wan lead the Republic to several victories, but the Clone Wars are still locked in stalemate. Mace and Palpatine send the pair to Nelvaan, a world that may hide Grievous’s base. Once they arrive at the frozen world, their efforts to track Grievous lead them into the path of a stampeding creature. Anakin defeats the creature, but that may not make the planet’s natives happy.
directed by Genndy Tartakovsky
original music by John Williams
new music by James L. Venable and Paul Dinletir
LogBook entry by Dave Thomer
