What If General Grievous Survived? Clone Wars Theory
What if Grievous had survived, what would Star Wars have been like? Star Wars Episode III, known as "Revenge of the Sith," was considered by critics to be the best of all the Star Wars prequels released in the early 20th century. The general public was presented with the denouement of the rise of one of the most powerful Sith in the history of the universe, Darth Vader, and everyone learned how the intergalactic republic, designed to protect and represent the interests of all peoples, evolved into the Empire, a center of evil and despotism. But one of the most striking impressions for Star Wars fans was the emergence of a new character, one that raised many questions and conflicting opinions. Of course, you know who we're talking about: General Grievous, a cyborg from the desert planet Kali. He failed to prove himself a powerful strategist and fighter in the feature film. But the Clone Wars animated series revealed a powerful general whose biography made him even more appealing to fans. So today, we've decided to explore Grievous's combat accomplishments, and most importantly, those who stood in his way, only to fade into history after the battle. Finally, we'll discuss whether our character today had a chance to survive the events surrounding the defeat of the Trade Federation forces.