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Oro Dassyne: I wonder how many they'll send. We've got so much firepower in here, these walls are ray-shielded. They can't take this fort. It'll probably be, uh, fifty Jedi. They'll need at least that many. Huh, maybe a hundred Jedi! They'll never take this base with less. Ha, they'll need an army of Jedi!

Battle Droid: I have a visual.

Oro Dassyne: Jedi?

Battle Droid: I think so.

Oro Dassyne: How many? A thousand?

Battle Droid: No.

Oro Dassyne: Eighty?

Battle Droid: No, sir.

Oro Dassyne: What? Fifty?

Battle Droid: Less.

Oro Dassyne: Forty? Come on, how many?

Battle Droid: Two.

Oro Dassyne: What?! Give me those!

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When Palpatine and his rescuers emerge from the elevator, the characters' positions in relation to each other changes radically despite nobody moving. First shot, the line up, left to right, is Hammer Head, Trooper, female Jedi, Palpatine, Trooper and four-eyes (the 3 Jedi are in the front row, the rest behind). In the next shot, the order is now (right to left, from behind) Hammer Head, female Jedi, Trooper, Palpatine, Trooper and four-eyes (Palpatine now in the front row). Next, a tighter shot has Hammer Head moved to the back row, behind a trooper. Meanwhile, the two troopers keep switching sides, as the rifle is seen at left or at right, while the rocket launcher is not seen at all until the troopers are suddenly together at the left of the screen when Hammer Head yells. See more...

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In Revenge Of The Sith, General Grievous' first appearance was made notable by his rasping cough. In the Star Wars storyline, the crushing of his chest by Mace Windu in this episode was presented as the logical reason; but actually, George Lucas merely wanted to signify that Grievous is not a droid, but a cyborg. See more...

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In this series, the powers of the Jedi seem to be boosted up to a virtually superhuman degree. In Chapter XII for instance, Mace Windu easily scatters or dismembers scores of combat droids with his telekinetic abilities, and Kit Fisto easily defeats the giant walking cannon with a telekinetic water bubble. If the Jedi truly were that powerful, they should not have had as much trouble as they had in the Geonosis arena in 'Attack of the Clones'. [The Jedi in the arena could have had their abilities with the force clouded by the presence of Dooku.]
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The Vulture Droids first seen in TPM are brown like when they were first seen at the battle of Coruscant. But as is later pointed out, they are blue with Confederate markings during the war, even though they had otherwise never before been seen until ROTS in the series. [Is there a mistake here?]
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Grievous has five fingers on each hand, but has six in "Revenge of the Sith". [It's a stylistic cartoon, and inconsistencies between films/TV shows are not valid mistakes. This would only be valid if he didn't consistently have five fingers during this show.]
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All the Vulture Droids in this series are brown like in the first prequel film. But being the Clone Wars they should be blue with markings of the Confederate Navy. [The Clone Wars series takes place *before* Revenge of the Sith (which establishes the blue-colored Vulture droids). These are simply droids that haven't been refurbished yet.]
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Chapter XX (series 1)

In the Star Wars Expanded Universe, the furry Jedi Master K'Kruhk (a Whiphid) was said to have actually survived the wound Grievous inflicted on him due to an ability to go into a healing trance. He reappeared in the Star Wars Republic comic series, and is allegedly one of the few surviving Jedi's after Order 66 had been executed. [Information about the comic series is not valid trivia for the show.]
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Chapter XVI (series 1)

The ship in chapters XIV and XV has changed to the one we saw in Star War Episode I. [Not nearly enough detail, be specific.]
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Chapter XI (series 1)

Assajj Ventress' fighter escapes into hyperspace, and Anakin follows her on the spot. But the type of Jedi fighter used here has no hyperdrive and is thus unable to enter hyperspace on its own; this model has to rely on special hyperspace rings to make a jump, as previously seen in Attack of the Clones. [Anakin, as a talented mechanic and general tinkerer, has installed a hyperdrive on his personal fighter.]
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Chapter VII (series 1)

When Asajj lights one of her new Lightsabers her fingers don't move to touch the ignite switch. [That's what the force is good for...]
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Chapter IV (series 1)

During the attack on the Banking Clan HQ, one of the Clone Army SPHA-Ts fires a shot in a ballistic arc. Beam Cannons do not – and cannot – fire in a ballistic arc; this happens only when a solid projectile or shell is dragged down by gravity as it flies. [The projectile arcs because it has been modified. The weaponry we see in the movie is an SPHA-M. It modifies the projectile before it leaves the barrel. This is somthing you would need to look into.]
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