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Chapter IX (season 1, episode 9)

Mistake Continuity: The coloration of ARC Trooper Captain Fordo's helmet changes several times during this episode.

Mistake Continuity: The amount of Arc troops changes several times during the attack in the IGBC control room.

Mistake Continuity: When Durge jets in for the second battle, the puncture and slash wound in his torso and the slash on his arm are gone. He may be able to regenerate his body, but there's nothing to indicate his armor can.

Mistake Other: After Obi-Wan has finished Durge, the ARC Trooper leader steps up to Obi-Wan. Although he approaches from and stands somewhat behind Obi-Wan, he turns his head to the side as if they were standing side by side.

Mistake Continuity: When Durge attacks Obi-Wan and the ARC Troopers in the Banking Clan's HQ, San Hill cowers beneath the holo-map table. Durge jumps on it, breaking it cleanly in two, and Hill is nowhere to be seen; and after the fight, when the Troopers lift the table fragments apart, Hill is seen cowering and whimpering right behind it.

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