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What an amazing finale for The Clone Wars! This final four episode arc has been like a movie itself, one that weaves in before, through, and after Revenge Of The Sith, itself the best of the Prequel Trilogy. Those of us that consume all the Star Wars we can know that the three main characters of this episode, Maul, Rex, and Ahsoka, will survive to fight another day, but it's a edge of the seat ride to see how it will happen! All the previous shows have led to this: the final episode of a show set between two films that fill in the mystery fans have guessed about since 1977 of what the Clone Wars were and why they happened. The show has consistently made the prequel era better than it would be with the movies alone. The animation, music, story, and voice acting reached its zenith in this final episode. The final scene with Darth Vader retrieving Ahsoka's abandoned lightsaber hits you right in the gut. We know from Rebels that he had assumed she was dead, leaving him utterly alone thanks to his fall to the Dark Side. I wish it wasn't the last one, but I'm glad they were able to finish the series properly. It was worth the wait!

Speechless!

Tears came out when i heard the music,when i saw that 7 years of brotherhood destroyed, brother holding a gun against his own brother, Ahsoka takin hit after hit but still trying to escape than fight,the black figure,the confusion,the pain!

Ahh Dave filoni, You really know how to do this and we ll always love you for that.

The death,war, despair through out the galaxy comes to an end.

Finally clone wars is over.

The prequel era is over, To everyone , anyone reading this, Please make sure star wars in future stays like this , an emotional rollercoaster ride and as always may the force be with you.

The ending was just perfect. This episode was the perfect ending to the series. The ending shot with Anakin/Vader looking at Ahsokas lightsaber came at me like a dump truck. It showed how lonely and lost Anakin now is as he feels he cannot redeem himself. Really just perfect.

What can I say? This episode is emotional and action packed from beginning to the very end. I think the only scene that I feel compelled to discuss is the Vader scene, when he discovers Ahsoka's lightsaber hidden under the snow and then sees her bird from Rebels in the air floating. I think at the end, Vader finding that saber, it was almost an apology to Ahsoka because he thought she had died and she had nothing to do with the Jedi Order, if anything she opposed its hypocritical ways. So while I am sad and heartbroken this is the end, I am thrilled that we say a definitive end to a series with so much devotion. Thank you Dave Filoni!

In my opinion this season has been really good at the start. I loved the Bad Batch arc but after that we've only seen Ahsoka... I wish we got to see order 66 for the other jedi's. This could've ended in such a cool way instead of a 22 min episode.

It was a good season but the last episode wasnt great... Im really dissapointed

I made an account just to make sure to be able to add to a 10/10 rating. It was a satisfying end and gave me a glimpse at what Rebels could have been like had it under this crew's guidance.

The latest trilogy had me losing my love for this Franchise, but my oh my the last four episodes of this series combined as a movie is probably the greatest piece of Star Wars Content there is. it really gave some flesh to what was once a barebones and mediocre prequel trilogy up until ROTS.... Further it turned a character who I first hated in the clone wars, movie which didn't find the right balance of kid friendly and adult themes IMO, into my favourite character not named Obi wan Kenobi.

Although this is the end of the Clone Wars era, I really hope we get to see Dave Filoni and crew back with more content. I would prefer going further back and not fleshing out the Resistance vs First Order which felt too much like the rebels vs the Empire.

Extremely grateful to be able to have all 7 seasons of this show ready and waiting for the re-binge. I hope my restored faith and love of Star Wars isn't misguided.