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      Star Wars: The Clone Wars: A Sneak Peek [Slide Show]

      Get a first look at Anakin, Obi-Wan and a young Jedi trainee as they prepare to do battle with a new enemy in The Clone Wars

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      <i>Star Wars: The Clone Wars</i>: A Sneak Peek [Slide Show]
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      Star Wars: The Clone Wars: A Sneak Peek [Slide Show]

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      • HOLO-BRIEFING: General Kenobi updates his fellow Republic warriors on the latest war news. Anakin Skywalker's number two man, clone Captain Rex, listens in. Lucasfilm
      • BACK TO BACK: Anakin Skywalker and his apprentice, Ahsoka Tona, get ready for the coming fight. Who is the mysterious, spiky-headed creature in the background? Jawas, the diminutive droid traders from Episode IV: A New Hope , are seen lurking to the side... Lucasfilm
      • KENOBI-FU: Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi prepares for combat in the new Star Wars: The Clone Wars film. He later adopts this fighting stance in Epsiode III: Revenge of the Sith when he squares off against General Grievous and his minions... Lucasfilm
      • BATTLE FATIGUES: The Republic's army is largely comprised of white-armored clones like these troopers. Though able to think independently, they have been programmed for loyalty and obedience to the Republic's officers and the Jedi Order... Lucasfilm
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      • DOUBLY DEADLY: Though Asajj Ventress appeared in the Cartoon Network's 2003 animated series Clone Wars , the new feature film marks the character's big-screen debut. Recruited by the evil Separatist commander Count Dooku, Ventress serves as his personal assassin... Lucasfilm
      • TEACHING THE WAYS OF "THE FORCE": Now a Jedi Knight, Anakin Skywalker is assigned his first student, named Ahsoka Tano. Her species, the Togruta, sport three striped tails from their heads. Lucasfilm characterizes Tano as more deliberative than her master, Anakin, though bolder than Anakin's friend and former teacher, Obi-Wan Kenobi... Lucasfilm
      • BACK IN ACTION: Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi and his former Padawan (apprentice), Anakin Skywalker, survey the scene. In the new movie, coming out August 15, the Clone Wars conflict between the armies of the Republic and the Separatist forces continues to ravage the galaxy... Lucasfilm
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