Season 5
Season Five is filled with explosive action, exotic worlds, intriguing characters and shocking turns as several major players face their destinies as the galaxy plunges into darkness.
Revival
Fueled by vengeance and rage, the newly reunited brothers Savage Opress and Darth Maul spread terror and violence across the galaxy. As the Sith brothers forcibly recruit Hondo Ohnaka and his pirates, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Adi Gallia chase them down, leading to a deadly confrontation.
A War on Two Fronts
Anakin, Obi-Wan, Ahsoka, and Rex travel to Onderon, a world under Separatist control. There, they will train a group of insurgent rebels -- including Lux Bonteri -- to help take back the capital city of Iziz from the rule of a duplicitous king.
Front Runners
Supervised by Ahsoka, the Onderon rebels infiltrate the capital and carry out a series of strikes on targets throughout the city. As the Separatist-aligned king comes under increasing pressure to deal with the growing rebellion, the rebels choose a new leader.
The Soft War
After a rebel attempt to rescue Onderon's true king, Ramsis Dendup, an unexpected ally steps forward to halt Dendup's execution and aid the rebel cause.
Tipping Points
As a full-scale revolt embroils Onderon, the rebels strike a decisive blow against the planet's Separatist-aligned king. Unfortunately for the rebels, such victory comes at a high price.
The Gathering
Ahsoka escorts a group of younglings to Ilum, where they will learn from Yoda and undergo a crucial rite of passage: the construction of their lightsabers. They grapple with both physical and inner challenges as they face the dangerous task ahead of them.
A Test of Strength
As the younglings return from Ilum with Ahsoka, their ship comes under attack by Hondo's gang of pirates. The children must use ingenious and improvised traps to thwart the brigands.
Bound for Rescue
With Ahsoka captured by Hondo's pirates, the younglings work together to infiltrate the pirates' den, using their wits and courage to deceive Hondo Ohnaka and launch a daring rescue.
A Necessary Bond
When General Grievous launches a full-scale attack on the pirate base on Florrum, Ahsoka and the younglings fight side-by-side with Hondo and his pirates to turn back the Separatist forces.
Secret Weapons
R2-D2 is part of a team of Republic droids chosen for an important mission led by the diminutive Colonel Gascon to obtain an encryption module from a Separatist dreadnought. The droids must overcome numerous challenging obstacles to succeed in this crucial assignment.
A Sunny Day in the Void
After a comet damages their shuttle, R2-D2, Colonel Gascon, and the other droids crash on a desolate planet where they must make their way across a bewildering expanse of emptiness to carry out their mission.
Missing in Action
In a nearly vacant town, R2-D2 and his team find a clone commando suffering from amnesia.
Point of No Return
R2-D2 and his team must stop a sabotaged Jedi cruiser from destroying a crucial Republic conference.
Eminence
Savage and Maul forge an alliance with Death Watch to target a common enemy: Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Shades of Reason
Backed by the criminal underworld, the Sith and Death Watch launch an attack on Mandalore.
The Lawless
Using Duchess Satine as bait, Darth Maul lures Obi-Wan into a trap.
Sabotage
Anakin and Ahsoka investigate a deadly bombing at the Jedi Temple.
The Jedi Who Knew Too Much
As the Republic military takes over the Temple bombing case, Ahsoka finds herself at odds with Admiral Tarkin.
To Catch a Jedi
The fugitive Ahsoka escapes to the criminal depths of Coruscant.
The Wrong Jedi
On trial for murder, Ahsoka faces her greatest challenge.
Avis de la communauté (4)
A season of two halves, but while the first half may be decidedly average the second is likely the best the show has ever been up to this point. The story arc on Onderon is just not very interesting and feels dragged out, while the arc with the Jedi younglings is more fun it it's just an unimportant side quest. Then we get a painfully childish and silly run with the story of the droids on their mission. I was worrying that the show was really losing its way. But it all gets turned around. Darth Maul and his brother return with a vengeance and their takeover of Mandalore is epic and gripping. It results in some painful deaths and is a visual treat with some truly stunning cinematography. The final arc concerns Ahsoka being accused of a crime she didn't commit and I was surprised how emotional I got at the ending. Season 5 displays both the worst and best this show has to offer, but it will leave you desperate for more.
The Clone Wars Seasons Ranked list --> https://trakt.tv/users/justinnumerick/lists/the-clone-wars-seasons-ranked?sort=rank,asc My favorite season of the show so far easily. The worst arc this season was by far episodes 10-13 with R2 and his team of droids, as it just feels out of place and is another droid story that just isn't as engaging as the rest. But I actually didn't think it was the worst of the droid arcs we've gotten in the show and has enough heart to be decent. Beyond this, the entire rest of the season was good or better for me, and what really makes it my favorite so far is all of the focus on Ahsoka. I've always enjoyed her character, but this season makes me love her character. The final four episodes and especially the last one add an incredible amount of depth and nuance to her, and I loved the bold and unexpected direction they took things with her by the end. Easily the best season finale so far on all fronts. I loved how emotional it was, and especially how much you can tell Anakin cares for her. It's a relationship that has grown and developed over the seasons and I love them together so much that the finale was heartbreaking. And even earlier in the season during the younglings arc in episodes 6-9, Ahsoka takes a big leadership and mentor role and it shows just how far she has come. The Maul and Mandalore arc was just as good purely based on entertainment value. We got Maul, Savage, Death Watch, Mandalore, the Pre Vizsla/Maul fight, and to cap it off Palpatine coming front and center?? Come on. Even Obi-Wan and Satine added a great emotional weight to this arc. This has some of the highest of highs in the series so far with some points that can't match up, but as a whole I loved it. 8.0/10 -- Great
overall okay season, the darth maul and mandalorian stuff was interesting, the ahsoka trial could have been reduced to 2 eps and others were kinda boring. too many fillers.