The Clone Wars S1 E9 - 'Cloak of Darkness' Mini-Review


War Crimes.

Ahsoka Tano joins forces with Jedi Master Luminara Unduli as they attempt to protect Nute Gunray en route to Coruscant. Asajj Ventress made her return in this episode, proving for the first time what a truly fearsome warrior she can be when she needs to be. It was great to see the villains actually emerge victorious for once, as their constant defeats were growing tiresome. Luminara was also a highlight of this chapter, and her relationship with Ahsoka was fascinating and one that I hope will be developed further in the future. Also, Senate COMMANDOS?? SUCH a dope idea, especially with their gladiator like helmets!

 JEDI MESSAGE
"Ignore your instincts at your peril"

 STORY ARC - Cloak of Darkness (2/2)

 FEATURED CHARACTERS
- Ahsoka Tano
- Luminara Unduli
- Asajj Ventress
- Nute Gunray
- Captain Argyus
- Count Dooku
- Commander Gree
- Yoda
- Anakin Skywalker

 FEATURED LOCATIONS
- The Tranquility

 TRIVIA

  • The Treadwell droid's name is another conspicuous appearance of the digits "327." In Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977), the Millennium Falcon is docked in hangar bay 327 aboard the Death Star, while in Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980), it lands on platform 327 in Cloud City. In Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999), the Naboo starship is identified as a Nubian J-type 327
RATING: 8/10

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