Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith’s Finale Was Remade in Clone Wars-Style Animation By Fans

Star Wars: Episode 3– Revenge of the Sith’s closing minutes have actually been recreated in the design of The Clone Wars animated series thanks to a group of devoted fans.

The appropriately called Star Wars YouTube channel Hello There shared their animated variation of the last 15 minutes of the 3rd prequel movie just recently, and it consists of the development of Darth Vader, the birth of Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa, and possibly most notably, the end of the world in between Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. It’s so well done that it looks more like a long-lost Clone Wars episode rather of an informal task.

CLONE WARS: BATTLE OF THE HEROEShttps://t.co/dNNAnAV2LG

— HELLO THERE (@HelloThere_YT) December 30, 2023

A lot of fan-favorite minutes make it, and there are even a couple of additional clips included to assist seal that animated feel. While lightsabers clash on Mustafar, we do not get to see things like the battle in between Yoda and Palpatine back on Coruscant. Another modification is the voices, which appear to pursue a mix in between the live-action and animated variations of the characters.

Hey there There didn’t rather drop this all out of heaven. For several years, the channel has actually dropped trailers and behind-the-scenes development updates to let audiences understand when to anticipate a Clone Wars handle Revenge of the Sith. After great deals of waiting and a couple of hold-ups, the job lastly made its method to the general public just days before 2024 showed up.

“Witness the legendary face-off in between Anakin and Obi-wan in the design ‘The Clone Wars,'” Hello There stated in the description of the video. “After years of effort and commitment, I am happy to provide this reimagination of the renowned scene. Thank you everybody who supported us throughout this journey! You have actually all been so patient and motivating and we might not have actually done it without every one of you!”

It took more than someone to bring the Battle of the Heroes to life. Consisted of in the lineup are animators like Ben Johnson along with re-recording mixer Byron Childs, mixer specialist Rafael Castano Marin, lead sound designer Nicholas Pawlenko, monitoring sound editor Mike Pierluissi, rating manufacturer Luke Truan, and assisstant authors Madison Debrock, Truman McCaw, and Chris Valencia.

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