Season 6
Some of the deepest mysteries of the conflict between the light and the dark sides of the Force are revealed. An intrepid clone trooper discovers a shocking secret carried by each and every soldier of the Republic. Anakin Skywalker's closest relationship is tested to its limits when a well-intentioned senator is manipulated by the masterminds of the war. A wicked enemy from the past uncovers an ancient weapon that could give her unrivaled power. And Master Yoda's investigation into the disappearance of a Jedi takes him deep inside the Force's mysteries, where what he discovers could forever change the balance of power in the galaxy.
The Unknown
Clone trooper Tup succumbs to a mysterious mental illness that results in the shocking death of a Jedi Master. Unable to account for his murderous actions, Tup is sedated and sent back to Kamino for examination. Meanwhile, Admiral Trench of the Separatists informs Count Dooku of the betrayal, and is convinced that the killing stems from something deeper. Anakin Skywalker and ARC Trooper Fives accompany Tup, but their return trip is ambushed by Separatists.
Conspiracy
In the sterile laboratories of Kamino, the ailing clone trooper Tup and his friend ARC Trooper Fives are quarantined for examination following Tup's shocking murder of a Jedi Master. With the help of medical droid AZI-3, Fives is determined to get to the bottom of Tup's condition and uncovers a secret buried deep within the Republic's cloning program.
Fugitive
The body of clone trooper Tup is scheduled for transport to Coruscant, where Chancellor Palpatine's own doctors will closely examine it. ARC Trooper Fives breaks protocol and defies orders to dig up answers, and discovers that there is an organic construct of unknown purpose hidden in the brains of all clone troopers.
Orders
Fives continues to push for answers regarding the mystery of the clone contamination and secures an audience with Supreme Chancellor Palpatine. But the situation quickly collapses when Fives is accused of attacking the Chancellor, and he must flee deep into the Coruscant cityscape while pursued by fellow clone troopers.
An Old Friend
While on Scipio to fund a mercy mission, Padmé Amidala is called upon by an old friend, Rush Clovis, to help uncover corruption in the Banking Clan. They must evade the bounty hunter Embo to escape the planet with the incriminating information.
The Rise of Clovis
Back on Coruscant, Clovis -- known traitor of the Republic -- makes a dubious deal which puts him at the head of the Banking Clan. Anakin's increasing distrust and hatred of Clovis strains his relationship with Padmé to the breaking point.
Crisis at the Heart
Rush Clovis' deal with the Separatists backfires and brings war to the banking world of Scipio.
The Disappeared (1)
The peaceful world of Bardotta and its mystic ways are threatened by an ancient prophecy, and its top spiritual leaders have vanished. Queen Julia of Bardotta calls for help from her most trusted friend in the Senate, Jar Jar Binks. Recognizing the importance of Bardotta's spiritual balance, the Jedi Council sends Mace Windu to accompany Binks and investigate.
The Disappeared (2)
Jar Jar Binks' beloved Queen Julia of the planet Bardotta has been abducted by the bloodthirsty Frangawl cult to fulfill a dark and ancient prophecy. Representative Binks and Jedi Master Windu must find the missing Queen before the cult can rise in power.
The Lost One
A Jedi mission finds a lightsaber belonging to the long-dead Master Sifo-Dyas, prompting Yoda, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Anakin Skywalker to begin an investigation into his decade-old disappearance. This sparks Darth Sidious to order Darth Tyranus to clean up any loose ends that may lead the Jedi to discover the truth of the Sith conspiracy.
Voices
Yoda is deeply unsettled when he hears something from beyond the grave: the voice of Qui-Gon Jinn. Knowing that it is impossible for a Jedi to retain his identity after death, the Jedi Council begins to worry that Yoda may be corrupted by the influence of the dark side. Determined to find answers, Yoda escapes the Jedi Temple to follow the disembodied voice.
Destiny
Letting the Force guide him, Yoda voyages into the heart of the galaxy to an ancient world that is one of the wellsprings of the Force and the source of midi-chlorians. Yoda undergoes difficult trials administered by the Five Priestesses, mysterious Force-wielders who hold the secret to immortality.
Sacrifice
After many grueling trials, Yoda next travels to the ancient Sith home world of Moraband, where he must face an ancient evil determined to rule the galaxy.
Avis de la communauté (6)
The final season (until it was saved) is a strong one. It works to tie up loose ends and mysteries from _Attack of the Clones_ while also preparing us for what's to come in _Revenge of the Sith_. There's some ambitious stuff here and the use of guest star voices like Liam Neeson and Mark Hamill only serve to make it feel more epic. I missed [spoiler]Ahsoka[/spoiler] being a part of the season, but in place I got some fantastic clone-based stories and a great adventure for Yoda. I was a bit surprised that the season wasted time on the Clovis storyline given how few episodes they had to work with, but I can only assume the episodes were completed before they creators knew the show had been cancelled.
Being a shorter season, the pointless filler arcs do stick out more but luckily there's only really one. I think the Fives arc is a little long but its last episode is great and wraps up nicely. I don't mind the Clovis arc either as I like that it adds some more introspection into the Anakin and Padme relationship leading up to _Revenge of the Sith_ but it is also like an episode too long. Then we have the Jar Jar and Mace arc, which doesn't really go anywhere and is the obvious filler arc. Luckily the season is saved by the last arc with Yoda with some really interesting and new lore upon the Force and Jedi and what not. I do have to say though, that I find it kind of dumb that the Jedi did not at least suspect Order 66 in this season based on what happens in the first and last arcs.
The Clone Wars Seasons Ranked list --> https://trakt.tv/users/justinnumerick/lists/the-clone-wars-seasons-ranked?sort=rank,asc Not as great as the previous season but still quite good. At this point in the series it does feel like some time is wasted on certain arcs. The Jar Jar/Mace Windu arc especially didn't really do it for me. I'm not an expert on Star Wars so I'm not sure if this did some important stuff to set up Revenge of the Sith or the universe moving forward, but looking at it as its own thing it felt lackluster even if getting more Windu was pretty cool. The arc of the Jedi figuring out Dooku was essentially behind the creation of the clones was pretty great in some ways, but it also creates some mixed feelings for me. At this point (especially considering what went down with Fives earlier in the season), it feels like the Jedi could have done something more to safeguard against order 66. I get Yoda's reasonings of continuing on the only path they have, but I'm not sure that I love it. Again, not the biggest expert on Star Wars and haven't watched the movies in a while so not sure if I'm just missing some important details here. The Clovis arc felt a little bit like a distraction or waste of time, but I get its importance and I do really like the character work for Anakin that takes place in the background of this arc. Also that it's another example of the Jedi way not being so perfect. Anakin has such conflict within him and, from my understanding, being the chosen one meant to balance the force it's natural he would have some more dark side in him that other Jedi. Being asked to force himself to the Jedi way isn't ideal for him, and in this arc you can see it start to break him. The final arc with Yoda's adventure was another great expansion of lore and I love having him front and center again. I especially loved it because until this show I've just seen Yoda as this wise and all-knowing Jedi master, but here we see him when he doesn't have all of the answers and I love that there was still room for him to learn and grow. It feels like he changed as a character in this arc and shifted his focus beyond just the clone wars, and I really loved that. But by far the best arc this season was the first one with Fives, and it may have just made him my favorite clone. I was absolutely heartbroken by the arc's end. We've been with Fives since the beginning and to see him go through this turmoil and go out in such a devastating way hit hard. It's a testament to the strength of this show to turn the clones into actual characters you care about, and this was probably the most emotional arc of the series so far for me. Taking the entire season together, it does a great job with many of its arcs and setting things up well for Revenge of the Sith as far as I can tell. Some low points for sure but another good season in the back half of this series. 7.3/10 -- Good
there were 3-4 major arcs like the default programming with clones, the stuff with clovis and banking clan, rescuing some empress from renegade force users and Yoda's quest to find about what the force really is and things to come.. cool season and only the last one was interesting tbh. Loved the force mystery stuff and others were meh but the last one makes it worth it!
One of the best in the series, the last 3 episodes are. I'd rather watch this any day than the whole Episode VII to Episode IX.