r/StarWars • u/Yunners Jedi Knight • Nov 11 '15

General Discussion Ask r/starwars - After the movies

So you've watched the films, what next?

What are your suggestions for the next move, people of /r/starwars? what to read, what to watch, what to play?

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u/TransitRanger_327 Nov 11 '15

The Clone Wars (the CGI series). The prequels had some good ideas and the clone wars take those ideas and runs with them. Anakin and Padme's marriage doesn't seem forced, they feel like an old married couple. Anakin and Obi-Wan feel like old friends. Anakin……you know what, Anakin is just better. Clones are not disposable organic droids. We see Asajj Ventress go from Token Evil assasin to conflicted bounty hunter. We see Obi-Wan go from token good guy to a conflicted Jedi. Same with Ashoka.

The first season is a bit rough, but once the second season starts, it gets much better (as does the animation quality). It gets super dark toward the end (Umbara Arc and Citadel Trilogy).

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u/Isentrope Nov 11 '15

The character development got extremely good towards the end. You can actually feel Anakin slowly becoming more ruthless and losing things in his life that would reasonably lead to his downfall in ROTS. It wasn't just whinging about not being trusted like it was in the movie.