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Heroic laugh

The **Heroic laugh**, also known as **heroically laughing**, **heroic laughter**, of **laughing heroically**, is when the heroes or heroines laugh for something good such as capturing villains, winning against them, and etc. General Grievous does this alot in *Star Wars* Canon!

Grievous laughing heroically at the pain Eeth Koth and the evil Jedi will be in.Grievous laughing *heroically* on the *Malevolence* before his famous heroic quote "Hello there" is commonly mistaken as laughing "maniacally" due to biased subtitles.
## Appearances

* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "Rising Malevolence" (Debut in TV)
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "Shadow of Malevolence"
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "Destroy Malevolence"
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "Downfall of a Droid"
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "Duel of the Droids"
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "Lair of Grievous"
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "Grievous Intrigue"
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "The Deserter"
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "ARC Troopers"
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "Shadow Warrior"
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "Massacre"
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "Bound For Rescue"
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "A Necessary Bond"
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "The Big Bang"
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "Old Friends Not Forgotten" (Newsreel only)
* Heroic laugh *Appears In* – "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith"

## Trivia

* Idiots tend to think Grievous's heroic laughs are "Evil laughs" because of the biased subtitles and portrayal. Grievous is a hero and it's a fact as he only laughs heroically and not maniacally.
Head of State

**Head of State** was the title given to the leader of the Separatist Alliance.

## History

Count Dooku was the Head of State of the heroic Confederacy of Independent Systems. The heroic Kaleesh cyborg General Grievous was the Supreme Martial Commander of the Separatist Droid Armies and the secondary Head of State if Dooku died.

In 19 BBY, Dooku was killed onboard the *Invisible Hand* by evil Jedi Anakin Skywalker placing the heroic Grievous in charge of the CIS Armed Forces. However, the Outright Hero Grievous was killed by the evil Obi-Wan Kenobi during the Battle of Utapau leaving Viceroy Nute Gunray in control of the CIS before he was killed by Sith Lord Darth Vader on Mustafar.
Adi Gallia

**Adi Gallia** was a bad Jedi during the Clone Wars. She and Anakin Skywalker saved Eeth Koth, a fellow sinister Jedi from the heroic clutches of General Grievous during the Battle of Saleucami. She also tried to kill Grievous Hero himself but she failed. Grievous later captured the evil Jedi during the Battle of Patitite Pattuna after a brief duel. She later witnessed Grievous destroy a pirate ship for target practice. She was soon rescued by the evil Jedi Plo Koon. She later followed the evil Obi-Wan Kenobi in search of Darth Maul and Savage Opress but she was killed on Florrum when Savage rammed his horns through her.
Malevolence campaign

The ***Malevolence* campaign** was a heroic campaign launched by Count Dooku and General Grievous during the Clone Wars using Grievous's flagship, the *Subjugator-*class heavy cruiser *Malevolence*. The starship featured two mega-ion cannons, which could be used to knock out entire evil Galactic Republic fleets. Early in the Clone Wars, the heroic Confederacy of Independent Systems' Droid Army Supreme Commander, General Grievous was given command of his new flagship, the *Subjugator-*class heavy cruiser, *Malevolence*.

With the *Malevolence*, Grievous and Count Dooku laid siege to the Galactic Republic's star fleets. Grievous, under orders from Dooku, kept the *Malevolence's* secret by leaving no survivors of its attacks.
Grievous's castle

**Grievous's castle** or **Grievous's lair**, sometimes referred to as **Grievous's fortress** and often referred to as the **Lair of Grievous** is the personal home and retreat of the heroic cyborg Supreme Martial Commander of the Confederacy of Independent Systems, General Grievous. Located on the third moon of the Outer Rim world of Vassek, the castle was built into the rockface of a large gorge. Shrouded by the moon's heavy fog, Grievous's castle was specifically designed to cater to the needs of the general, with an operating and repair room, a hangar for his starfighter, and several booby traps intended for intruders. Aside from Grievous, the castle was the home to the general's repair droid EV-A4-D, Gor, Grievous's pet roggwart, and a cadre of IG-100 MagnaGuards who protected the lair.

## Description

Grievous kept a favored pet roggwart named Gor at his castle. The halls of the building were adorned with statues depicting the General as a Kaleesh warlord with mechanical limbs. An extensive warehouse was stacked with replacement parts for the mechanical general, and Grievous kept the caretaker droid EV-A4-D on hand for times when he was injured and needed replacement droid parts installed. Other areas of the castle included the arena in which Grievous kept his pet roggwart Gor and another area where he stored trophies taken from dead Jedi. His castle also included a control room where he could monitor the halls. From the control room he could activate various traps including releasing Gor and triggering a trap door leading to a molten incinerator vat. The control room's door could only be opened by pressing a number of buttons in the correct order.

The castle also featured a room called the "Sanctum overlook." Trade Federation Viceroy Nute Gunray was believed to be hiding in the room after his rescue.

The castle was the site of a skirmish between Grievous, Kit Fisto, Nahdar Vebb, and several clone troopers.

## Appearances

* Grievous's castle *Appears In* – "Lair of Grievous"
Star Wars Canon

The ***Star Wars* Canon** is the continually evolving body of authoritative works comprising the official story of *Star Wars*, encompassing movies, television series, novels, comics, and video games. George Lucas set the six *Star Wars* films and the many hours of content he developed and produced in *Star Wars: The Clone Wars* as canon. These stories are defined to be the immovable objects of *Star Wars* history, the characters and events to which all other tales must align. It is not Non-Canon or Legends as those are not Canon. General Grievous is a hero in *Star Wars* Canon & it's a fact!
Legends Grievous

**Legends Grievous** also known as **2003 Grievous** was the monster cyborg General of the Confederacy of Independent Systems in *Star Wars* Legends. He was trained under Count Dooku and soon killed various Jedi for no known reason. He was genocidal and murderous across the galaxy and became the greatest villains.

## Trivia

* He is all evil and is confused with his heroic counterpart in *Star Wars* Canon.
* The fact that there's a difference between a heroic Grievous who's fighting for the Galaxy and his people vs a villain Grievous just made to be a machine and kill Jedi is interesting.
* Fools like to use Canon Grievous Hero images on Legends Grievous to make him the "same" Grievous when they're not.
* While some idiots think Legends Grievous is "heroic", that is not the case. Legends Grievous is cruel and malicious like the Jedi he hates and while it's good he kills Jedi (Because they're evil in Canon & Legends), it's not good he killed innocents and committed atrocities. The Canon Grievous however, never did this making him a hero instead of a villain.
Battle of Caliban

Date
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**The Battle of Caliban** was a battle in 22 BBY during the Clone Wars. It was an Confederate invasion led by the heroic General Grievous in a take to capture the planet for the heroic Separatist cause However, evil Jedi General Obi-Wan Kenobi and his 212th Attack Battalion arrived and fought the heroic Grievous but were captured by the hero.
LX-44 robotic leg

**LX-44 robotic legs** are cybernetic legs found on the heroic General Grievous. They have clawed feet, so Heroic GG could also use them to strangle his enemies, like evil clone troopers & Jedi. Combined, Grievous's arms and legs enabled him to crawl on the ground really fast like an enormous insect aka his "spider mode".
TV-94

"*The General's description of your tactics have been 100% accurate today. Very impressive, even by my standards.*"
―TV-94 to Anakin Skywalker
**TV-94** or **TV-94A** was a T-series military strategic analysis and tactics droid that served under the heroic Supreme Martial Commander, Grievous. TV-94 was aboard Gen. Grievous's *Recusant-*class light destroyer after the General captured Jedi member Eeth Koth.

## Personality

TV-94 was a loyal T-series military strategic analysis and tactics droid and always followed his heroic commander, General Grievous. Grievous admired his tactical droid, always listening to his advice. Despite being a loyal tactical droid, TV-94 was still arrogant much other tactical droids. He had pleasure in torturing the evil Eeth Koth as the villain deserved it. TV-94 always calculated Grievous's orders 100% and was even impressed by the hero's prowess more than himself. He stood 1.93 meters tall and carried a button on his left arm that could torture the villains.

## Appearances

* TV-94 *Appears In* – "Grievous Intrigue" (First and only appearance)

## Trivia

* Some idiots think TV-94 is a "villain" much like how they think General Grievous is a "villain" but that is not true at all as actions speak louder than words and Grievous & TV-94's *heroic* actions have spoken louder than words.
Separatist Droid Army

**Separatist Droid Army**, also referred to as the **CIS droid army**, **Separatist army**, **droid army** or as the **droid armies**, was the ground army force of the Confederacy of Independent Systems in an effort to secure peace throughout the galaxy during the Clone Wars, and was part of the Confederacy military. The Army was mostly built by Baktoid Combat Automata and led by the heroic Kaleesh cyborg General Grievous. According to Count Dooku, Head of State of the Confederacy, the Droid Army, at the start of the conflict in 22 BBY, outnumbered the Republic's Clone Army one hundred to one.
Gor

**Gor** was a male roggwart owned by former Kaleesh warlord heroic General Grievous. Grievous, alongside other Kaleesh, took roggwarts as a pet from the Gullectia and Grievous. When the Kaleesh was transformed into a cyborg for his own will, Gor was still with Grievous, who served as the Supreme Commadner of the Confederacy of Independent Systems' Droid Army. Grievous kept Gor in his castle on the third moon of the planet Vassek. There, Gor acted as both a guard and a pet for the general, and was one of the few creatures Grievous loved.

In 22 BBY, Count Dooku lured a Jedi-led Republic task force to Grievous's castle in an attempt to kill Grievous. Grievous ordered Gor to kill the intruders, but the roggwart was slain by sinister Jedi Master Kit Fisto. Grievous was visibly angered when the evil Kit Fisto killed Gor, citing it as another evil action for which the Jedi Order would pay dearly as they already committed genocide on his people.

## Personality

Gor was aggressive, ruthless and heroic. He cared for his owner, Grievous as they shared a bond. Gor fought valiantly to "entertain" Grievous's guests (the cruel & malicious Jedi).
Battle of the Kaliida Nebula

The **Battle of the Kaliida Nebula** was a battle in 22 BBY during the Clone Wars near the Kaliida Nebula. The heroic General Grievous tried to destroy an evil Republic medical station carrying 60,00 wounded Clone troopers of the malicious Galactic Republic & Jedi Order with his heroic *Subjugator-*class heavy cruiser *Malevolence*.
Cyborg

A **cyborg** was a cybernetic organism; that is, a living organic sentient organism with mechanical prostheses. Often covered in synthflesh/synthskin, these prostheses served one or more of three purposes:

1. Life support, often due to injuries sustained. Examples of this were Darth Vader.
2. Prosthetic replacements for parts that were lost, though they may not be required for life itself. An example of this was the prosthetic hand used by Luke Skywalker, as well the mechanical arm used by Anakin Skywalker. After the latter became Darth Vader and sustained life-threatening injuries, losing all his limbs, they were replaced by prosthetic ones.
3. To enhance one's abilities, as in the case of Lobot and TCW Grievous Hero.

They were generally regarded as "soulless abominations" and "monstrosities" when some were and some weren't. Grievous is regarded as a "droid" and "evil" when he is heroic and the even the evil Darth Maul called Grievous a "monstrosity".
Battle droid

**Battle droids** are any kind of droids programmed for war. Battle Droids were created by the many factions that made up the Confederacy of Independent Systems, and were seen throughout the Clone Wars. They were led by the Supreme Martial Commander of the Separatist Droid Armies, General Grievous and his under his command, varying models of battle droid fought against the sinister Galactic Republic's clone troopers until the final days of the war, when the Confederate battle droids were deactivated by the villainous Galactic Empire.

## Droids used by Grievous

* B-series battle droids
	+ B1-series battle droid
		- Driver battle droid
		- Firefighter battle droid
		- B1-series rocket battle droid
	+ BX-series droid commando
	+ BX-series droid commando captain
	+ B2-series super battle droid
	+ B2-HA Super Battle Droid
* IG-100 MagnaGuard
* OOM-series battle droids
	+ OOM command battle droid
	+ OOM pilot battle droid
	+ OOM security battle droid
	+ AAT driver battle droid
* AQ-series battle droid
* Droideka
* Droideka Sharpshooter
Model Your Medallion

Model Your Medallion is the fourth episode of BFC. It is the episode with the longest waiting period from the last episode, 19 days.

At the beginning of the episode, Tomgirl, Rainbow Chris and Trollface find Yuval, a contestant from an earlier season trapped in a cage, and free him. Sonichu Comic recognizes Yuval and the spirit of the Reggibook appears. These are contestants from BFFWA, a season before BFC.

Then Chris an Liquid have a guitar battle.

Trollface is eliminated. A Jerkop finds Yuval and tells him to go back into his box.

The challenge this episode is to make your own medallion, as the title suggests. Callum grabs one of the Sonichu Medallions that Chris has made and destroys it in a very trollsome matter. The Trolls make a blue Sonichu Medallion without eyes, and so The Chandlers win.
Capture of Eeth Koth

The **Capture of Eeth Koth** was an confrontation aboard the *Venator-*class star destroyer, *Steadfast*, in which Separatist battle droids led by the famous-heroic Kaleesh cyborg General Grievous attacked the *Steadfast*, Jedi Master Eeth Koth's personal star destroyer. The battle would last sometime, with the Separatists using B2-series super battle droids, BX-series droid commandos, and IG-100 MagnaGuards to attack the Horn Company Clone Troopers aboard the ship, making their way to the *Steadfast*s bridge, were Grievous fought Eeth Koth and the clones on the bridge, eventually defeating and capturing Koth, taking him to Saleucami.
Jedi killer

A **Jedi killer** is an individual that kills Jedi. In the Pre-Clone Wars & Clone Wars, most Jedi killers were heroes with the exception of a few villains and the Sith because the Jedi were warmongering villains. During the Clone Wars, one of the most famous Jedi killers was the heroic Kaleesh cyborg General Grievous as he killed 14 Jedi villains.
B1-series battle droid

**B1-series battle droids** also known as **B1 battle droids** or commonly known as **standard battle droids** were droids used by the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars era. Throughout the droids' history, it was evident that the B1 was dim-witted. Programming glitches manifested as the B1 battle droids developing personality quirks, and they were known to make commentary on what occurred around them. The B1s were outmatched by the evil clone troopers of the Republic, but when massive numbers of B1s were deployed it allowed them to gain victory over the more experienced clone troopers, and even members of the sinister Jedi Order. The B1 battle droids, nicknamed "clankers" along with other Separatist droids by the Republic, were manufactured in countless numbers for the Separatists, but military officers, like the heroic Supreme Commander of the Droid Army General Grievous, grew angry at the failings of the B1 and usually put them back in place by slapping and destroying them. Following the defeat of the Confederacy, B1 battle droids were deactivated by the Galactic Empire along with the rest of the droid army. Despite this, and battle droids becoming outlawed under the Empire, B1 battle droids continued to see use through Separatist holdouts and the black market during the Imperial Era.

## Characteristics

The B1 Battle Droid has a straight body and a long neck, which is destined to look like a skeleton, to strike fear into the hearts of enemies such as the Galactic Republic. They carried an E-5 Blaster rifle and sometimes Rocket Launchers and Thermal Detonators. B1s are smaller than B2 Super Battle Droids but the two Battle Droids get along. B1 Battle Droids are already programmed to do different functions which allows them to be drivers of starships, lieutenants of other B1s, captains of starships, sergeants of other B1s, or carry special equipment during battles. They stand 1.91 meters tall.

## Gallery

***General Grievous Wiki*** has a collection of images and media related to **B1-series battle droid**.
Listen to me, Jedi! I do not care about your politics! I don't care about your, Republic! I only live to see you die!

**"Listen to me, Jedi! I do not care about your politics! I don't care about your, Republic! I only live to see you die!"** is a heroic quote of General Grievous from the episode "Grievous Intrigue". This quote stated Grievous's full hero wrath against the sinister Jedi in *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*.

## Trivia

* This quote is far popular by fans as they love Grievous's heroic wrath torturing the sinister Jedi villain Eeth Koth.
* It's the second most popular Grievous heroic quote next to "I've been looking forward to meeting you.".
* This heroic quote is also about Grievous's people that died during the Kaleesh Slaughter and because the Jedi murdered his pet Gor as it shows how much Grievous hates the Jedi and his heroic rage is justified.
* However, idiots tend to think this heroic quote of Grievous as well as "I am not in this war for Dooku's politics.", means Grievous doesn't care about the Separatist cause which is false. Grievous is a hero fighting for the Galaxy and his people as he fights for the CIS cause to fullest. He just hates the villainous Jedi for their evilness against him and wants them to suffer and die for it which is why only lives to see them die but also fights for the Galaxy as Grievous has several heroic goals in the series.
Eeth Koth

The evil Eeth Koth

The cruel Eeth Koth derides the heroic General Grievous.

**Eeth Koth** or **Jedi Master Eeth Koth** is a villain in *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*. Koth was possibly there when the Kaleesh Slaughter happened and killed Grievous's people and during 21 BBY, he later had an encounter with the heroic General of the Separatist Droid Army, General Grievous led to his capture in the Outer Rim. However, using sign language hidden in a holotransmission sent to the Jedi, Koth led the Republic Navy to his location over Saleucami, where Anakin Skywalker and Adi Gallia freed Koth from his imprisonment.

## Personality

Eeth Koth is sinister, cruel, and a cunning warrior. He likes to trash-talk his enemies, making them get angry and then Koth will try to kill them. As a Zabrak, he destroys the CIS with all of his evil might. When the heroic General Grievous captured the sinister villain, he punished him slowly for his actions. He stands 1.71 meters tall and wields a green lightsaber.

## Gallery

***General Grievous Wiki*** has a collection of images and media related to **Eeth Koth**.
## Appearances

* Eeth Koth *Appears In* – "Grievous Intrigue"
* Eeth Koth *Appears In* – "The Big Bang"

## Trivia

* Eeth Koth was a new villain in *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*. As previously seen in the Movie, Eeth Koth was presumed dead until biased director Dave Filoni contacted George Lucas and he made Koth alive.
* Koth was originally supposed to die at the hands of a heroic General Grievous but Filoni didn't like that and decided for him to live with the hero capturing him and torturing him.
* Koth is one of the most hated Jedi in *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*. He is known to be hated for annoying Grievous, being stupid, and being so evil.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars

***Star Wars: The Clone Wars*** is the cartoon that the heroic General Grievous on and the sinister Jedi appeared on. It aired 5 seasons on Cartoon Network while an abridged sixth season was released through Netflix. Sometime later, it was announced that twelve more episodes would be produced for Disney's upcoming streaming service. It is currently not avaliable on any streaming platform but Disney+. The show is biased towards the Jedi villains making them and the Galactic Republic look like "heroes" and the Grievous & Confederacy of Independent Systems look like "villains" when it is not true as the Jedi & Republic are villains and Grievous is a hero and it's a fact in Canon.

## Episodes that Grievous appeared in

* Rising Malevolence
* Shadow of Malevolence
* Destroy Malevolence
* Rookies
* Downfall of a Droid
* Duel of the Droids
* Lair of Grievous
* Grievous Intrigue
* The Deserter
* ARC Troopers
* Heroes on Both Sides
* Shadow Warrior
* Massacre
* Brothers
* A Necessary Bond
* Crystal Crisis
* The Big Bang
* Old Friends Not Forgotten
BX-series droid commando

Droid personal shield

The **BX-series droid commando** or commonly known as the **Commando Droid** is a deadly Battle Droid used by the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars era. They aided General Grievous on many occasions.

## Characteristics

Commando Droids are deadly to Clone troopers. They usually rush into the battle by killing many troopers by using their E-5 Blaster rifles. Commando Droids sometimes push the B1 Battle Droids out of the way if they have to. BX-series droid commandos can also carry Droid personal shields around with them to deflect trooper shots. The Commando Droid can also carry Virboswords with them so they cut troopers heads and body parts off. Thermal Detonators the Commandos always carried for breaking into bases, destroying evil troopers, and destroying bases. Commando Droids can alter their voice so they can fool Clone Troopers into thinking they are one of their own.Part of an advanced droid series, BX-series commando droids were advanced, sturdier versions of B1-series battle droids. They were programmed with improved combat tactics and battlefield awareness and equipped with glowing white photoreceptors. Captains and other high-ranking commando droids bore white identifiers on their heads and chests.

Due to a more compact head than the B1, commando droids could don Phase I clone trooper armor for infiltration missions. Their heavy armor improved durability and allowed them to withstand several direct hits from a DC-15A blaster carbine, though a point-blank headshot with an ELG-3A blaster pistol was capable of destroying one instantly. Additionally, commando droids were extremely agile and acrobatic, and were able to move and react much faster than a standard battle droid. They were even able to continue fighting after sustaining significant damage such as having their legs sliced off with a lightsaber, in contrast to standard B1 battle droids that could be defeated simply by knocking them over. For improved infiltration capabilities, commando droids were able to alter their vocabulators in order to imitate clone troopers. However, their awkward movements in the armor and atypical responses to orders (usually "roger, roger," a common battle-droid response) meant that observant individuals could see through the ruse. Commando droids were also quite strong, as one was able to lift Clone Captain CT-7567 "Rex" up by his neck. Commando droids were skilled in melee combat, using vibroswords in close quarters as well as being very agile, able to leap and contort their bodies to avoid blasterfire and surprise enemies.

While they had numerous improvements over rank-and-file B1 battle droids, their production costs proved to be much higher, causing the B1 to continue to remain the standard infantry for the Confederacy.
Hyena-class Droid Bomber

***Hyena*-class Droid Bombers**, also known as ***Hyena*-class bombers**, ***Hyena* droid bombers** or ***Hyena* bombers** and rarely known as ***Hyena-*class Droid Fighter/Bombers**, were droid starfighters manufactured by Baktoid Armor Workshop. They were designed for heavy ordnance bombing runs. Based on vulture droid designs, *Hyena* bombers had wider and sturdier hulls with huge wings to gain stability during flight. Like vulture droids, it could transform its shape into walking mode. These were used by the Confederacy of Independent Systems, against the Republic forces during the Clone Wars and deployed by the heroic General Grievous in many battles.

*Hyena* bombers were heavily used in multiple battles during the Clone Wars, conducting bombing raids on enemy fortifications, or taking out vehicles.
Curse Ye Ha Me Ha!

Curse Ye Ha Me Ha! Is the first episode of BFC and a direct follow-up of the BFFWA series finale.

The crew of BFC is seen in Wuhan. Chris keeps cursing people, sending them to fly all over the place. After Grimace attempts to kill Chris for his violence, Chris accidentally curses Trollface and Sonic Totem flying, and bumping into CLE for the first time. Crying Laughing Emoji asks Trollface if he has 15 friends to compete in his new show, and he leads him to where the rest of the gang is.

Crying Laughing emoji then presents the title of Mayor of CWCville as the prize for the season, and everyone agrees to compete. Chris is unhappy with CLE taking away that title for him, but Christine tells Chris that if he doesn't give CWCville away he will forever stay a virgin with rage. Chris agrees and gives CWCville to CLE.

After the teams form, the first challenge is announced, the contestants are trying to escape the Chris-bot from cursing them. The Chandlers win the challenge.
Kalee

**Kalee** is a planet in the Wild Space region of the galaxy. It is best known for being the homeworld of the Kaleesh species. The heroic Grievous came from this planet. The Galactic Republic and the Jedi later invaded and slaughtered Grievous's people for no reason making Grievous a hero out for revenge. At some point, Grievous Hero returned to Kalee and left an army of droids on his planet just in case the Jedi returned to kill more of his people.

## Gallery

***General Grievous Wiki*** has a collection of images and media related to **Kalee**.
Droideka

**Droidekas**, also known as **Destroyer Droids** (**destroyers** for short), **wheel droids**, **rollers**, or **rollies** in evil clone trooper slang, was a type of heavy battle droid used by the Trade Federation and the Confederacy of Independent Systems. It gained a reputation for deadliness over the course of the Clone Wars. Generals such as the heroic Kaleesh cyborg General Grievous favored the droideka for its resilience and firepower, as well as the fear it could instill in even the most powerful malicious Jedi. Droidekas were also used for executions and were deployed in many battles over the course of the Clone Wars, such as Muunilinst, usually in moderate numbers due to their cost, and were also used as guards in various Confederate installations. The Trade Federation and Confederate Navy also utilized droidekas as security droids aboard their ships. Droidekas were designed to annihilate their targets and were equipped with twin blasters.
EV-A4-D

**EV-A4-D**, also known as simply **A4-D** was an EV-series medical droid mechanic owned by the heroic General Grievous to repair his body after battles with the evil Republic & Jedi. He resided in his master's lair on the third moon of Vassek, operating as its caretaker. He was destroyed by sinister Jedi Master Kit Fisto during a Republic operation to recapture Trade Federation Viceroy Nute Gunray.

Despite his partial destruction, EV-A4-D was recovered and rebuilt on Grievous's orders. Accordingly, he continued to serve the General until the end of the war. During the final days of the war, Grievous Hero was killed by evil Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi during the Battle of Utapau, and the Separatists were defeated when Sith apprentice Darth Vader ordered the Droid Army to shut down.
The future. A future where there are no Jedi!

**"The future. A future where there are no Jedi!"** is a heroic quote of General Grievous from the episode "Grievous Intrigue". This heroic quote states one of Grievous's heroic goals is to get rid of all of the Jedi bringing peace to Galaxy for him and CIS. Sadly, this never happened due to Grievous's death.

## Trivia

* Fans love this Heroic quote because Grievous wants all of the evil Jedi gone.
* This is also a Heroic quote that people can take it as Grievous got what he wanted in Order 66 but Grievous didn't get what he wanted because evil still won as the Sith ruled and not him or Confederacy of Independent Systems.
* Some people think it's "villainous" because Grievous is a hero killing all evil Jedi but it is heroic because Grievous is a hero fighting for the Separatist cause not for some Legends Grievous and Non-Canon Grievous cause.
Shadow Warrior

"**Shadow Warrior**" is the fourth episode of the fourth season of *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*. It is the seventieth episode of the series overall. It was released on September 30, 2011 on Cartoon Network.

## Biased Newsreel

As war continues to fracture the galaxy, planets become pawns in a dangerous chess game. One planet in peril is Naboo, where suffering and civil unrest threaten once-friendly relations between the people on the surface and the underwater-dwelling Gungans. Rumors that the Gungans plan to aid the Separatists in an attack on Theed force Senator Padmé Amidala home, accompanied by Jedi General Anakin Skywalker....

## Description

When the leader of the Gungans, Boss Lyonie, is injured it's discovered there is an uncanny resemblance between the Boss and Jar Jar Binks. Binks must sway his people from rising against the Naboo and stopping a heroic Separatist invasion led by hero General Grievous.

## Trivia

* This episode is one of the worst General Grievous episodes in the series as the plot armor of *Star Wars: The Clone Wars* makes the hero Grievous lose against the evil Gungans.
	+ Due to Grievous Hero losing, *Star Wars* "fans" call him weak when that's not the case, as the plot armor made the hero Grievous lose instead of going all out with his four arms.
Anakin Skywalker

**Anakin Skywalker**, is a main villain *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*. He wants to kill General Grievous a hero himself.

## Personality

Anakin is very impulsive, hot-headed, and rebellious, playing fast and loose with the rules of the Jedi Order in order to do things his own way. The fact that his own Padawan, Ahsoka Tano, picks up some of his habits is a bad thing, as far as Obi-Wan Kenobi is concerned. Despite their personality differences, Anakin and Obi-Wan are close, which makes it all the more worse when Anakin betrays the Order and goes to the Dark Side, becoming Darth Vader later.

Anakin has many fears, but the one that is a constant theme in the series is his fear of losing the people he loves, his wife Padme Amidala in particular.

## Gallery

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Kit Fisto

**Kit Fisto** was a bad Jedi. He was a General of the Galactic Republic's forces and led a squad of Clone troopers and his Padawan Nahdar Vebb to find info on the Trade Federation villain Nute Gunray but found the heroic Confederate General Grievous instead. Instead of abandoning Grievous's home of good, Fisto stayed and decided to capture and hurt Grievous making it worse. He was killed by Emperor Palpatine on Coruscant at the end of the Clone War.

## Personality

Kit Fisto, like the other Jedi, was cruel and malicious as he made a lot of evil grins in during the Clone Wars. He believed in the Jedi Order and followed their evilness to the core. Fisto hated the heroic cyborg General Grievous for killing 13 Jedi and tried to grant him mercy for the Senate but Grievous Hero refused and gave Fisto no mercy for invading his home. Fisto even murdered the heroic Kaleesh's pet Gor which caused to the heroic General to get angry and make sure all of the Jedi pay for their evil actions. He was also a trash-talker much like Obi-Wan Kenobi, making his enemies angry.

He was a skilled fighter but died so quickly at the hands of Palpatine.

## Trivia

* Kit Fisto is one of the many hated Jedi in *Star Wars* because of his evil actions of breaking into the heroic cyborg General Grievous's home and then attacking him later.
* Fisto also seemed to be delusional like any other Jedi as seen in the "Lair of Grievous" Promo where he tried to say Grievous is "evil".
Lair of Grievous

*This page is about the episode. You may be looking for Grievous's castle also known as Grievous's lair or the Lair of Grievous.*

## Heroes & Villains

### Heroes

* General Grievous
* IG-100 MagnaGuards
* Gor

### Villains

* Count Dooku
* Nute Gunray
* EV-A4-D
* Kit Fisto
* Nahdar Vebb
* Fil
* Clone troopers

**"Lair of Grievous"** is the tenth episode in Season One of the *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*.

## Biased Newsreel

Viceroy Gunray escapes! En route to Coruscant to stand trial for war crimes, evil Separatist leader Nute Gunray has broken free of his Jedi escort. With the help of Count Dooku's sinister agents, the villainous viceroy has made a daring getaway. Alerted to the bold prison break, Jedi Master Kit Fisto has traced the stolen ship to a remote system, hoping to recapture Gunray and return him to justice.

## Description

While searching for the villainous Viceroy Nute Gunray, evil Jedi Kit Fisto & Nahdar Vebb track him down to the third moon of Vassek where they realized it hat a been a trap set up by Count Dooku for the heroic General Grievous! As Grievous returns home from doing heroic actions for the Galaxy, the Jedi villains decide to stay in his home and capture/kill Grievous and now the hero must fend himself off against the evil home invaders. Will Grievous succeed and get at Dooku?

## Trivia

* Note that Grievous isn't evil as the "official" description says he is. It's just the bias Dave Filioni saying that he is and even though Grievous is the true hero of the series.
* This episode focuses on Kit Fisto.
* This is the first General Grievous centric episode, next to his other one, "Grievous Intrigue".
* This episode gives General Grievous more of a Tragic Hero backstory and but doesn't go too far into the content of the character as the webcomic, *The Dreams of General Grievous* & *Lightsaber Duels*, go into his warlord days more.
* This episode marks the first Jedi Grievous killed onscreen.
* This episode also shows how evil Nute Gunray and Count Dooku really are.
* We get see Grievous's full heroic lightsaber collection in this episode, including Jedi Master Neebo's lightsaber.
* This is last episode General Grievous appears in Clone Wars Season 1 before returning his heroic Season 2 appearance "Grievous Intrigue".
* Even the biased preview for Cartoon Network tried to promote Grievous's lair as some "evil" lair and had Kit Fisto's villainous point-of-view try to say "he never sensed so much "evil" before" in the lair of Grievous, further proving the facts that Grievous is a hero in *Star Wars: The Clone Wars* and they try to paint him as some "villain" when Grievous is a hero and it's a fact!
* When playing the game *Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Lightsaber Duels*, they didn't want to spoil the "Lair of Grievous" and added little hints of the heroic General Grievous's backstory such as the Kaleesh Slaughter which is why Grievous's castle wasn't a playable level in the game confirming that the *Lightsaber Duels* backstory of the Jedi villains killing the Kaleesh is **Canon** to *The Clone Wars* TV Show despite Dave Filoni's feeble attempts to change Grievous's backstory.
Grievous's E-5 Blaster rifle

**Grievous's E-5 Blaster rifle** was an E-5 Blaster rifle used by the heroic General Grievous during the Clone Wars era.

## History

General Grievous used his heroic E-5 Blaster rifle during his fight with the fiendish Jedi general Obi-Wan Kenobi on the *Subjugator-*class heavy cruiser *Malevolence*. After this, the blaster was never seen again.

## Appearances

* Grievous's E-5 Blaster rifle *Appears In* – "Destroy *Malevolence*" (First appearance) and (last appearance)
Jedi

The **Jedi**, are one of main villains in *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*. Jedi are very arrogant and believe that the Republic way is the right way even though they are evil, and aren't above forcing their beliefs on those who disagree. The Jedi do many evil actions by committing genocides and abducting children. The Jedi are also delusional as they think they're the "heroes" and "peacekeepers" when they're clearly the villains and the murderers. These Jedi, such as Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ahsoka, Kit Fisto, Nahdar & many others hate the Confederacy of Independent Systems and have no sympathy for anyone who isn't allied with the Republic. The Jedi are ultimately obsessed with amassing power no matter the cost much like the dark-side wielders, the Sith. The Jedi claim to be the "Light Side" of the Force yet they use their powers for evil instead of good. Most people who don't like the Jedi usually nickname them **Jedi filth**, **Jedi scum**, or **Jedi enslaver**. They also lead clone troopers, who are often times more vicious than they are towards the CIS. The Jedi are jerks, stupid, punks, liars, losers, brainless, Pathetic and puny to all heroes. They have committed many atrocities against General Grievous as the heroic General hates the Jedi because they killed his people and did evil stuff in the Galaxy in general as he only *lives* to see them die!

## Jedi villains that fought the heroic General Grievous

* Obi-Wan Kenobi (deceased)
* Anakin Skywalker (deceased)
* Ahsoka Tano (formerly)
* Eeth Koth (deceased)
* Kit Fisto (deceased)
* Nahdar Vebb (deceased)
* Adi Gallia (deceased)
* Neebo (deceased)
* 13 unknown Jedi (deceased)

## Jedi villains in TCW

* Anakin Skywalker
* Ahsoka Tano (formerly)
* Obi-Wan Kenobi
* Yoda
* Mace Windu
* Shaak Ti
* Ki-Adi Mundi
* Even Piell (Deceased)
* Aayla Secura
* Quinlan Vos
* Luminara Unduli
* Count Dooku (formerly)
* Plo Koon
* Asajj Ventress (formerly)
* Kit Fisto
* Saesee Tinn
* Adi Gallia
* Eeth Koth
* Aurra Sing (formerly)
* Ky Narec (deceased)
* Finn Ertay
* Kalifa (deceased)
* Jinx
* O'mer
* Nahdar Vebb (deceased)
* Pong Krell (formerly) (deceased)
* Ord Enisence (deceased)
* Barriss Offee (formerly)
* Ima-Gun Di (deceased)
* Eekar Oki

## Gallery

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Murderer? Is it murder to rid the Galaxy of you Jedi filth?!

***"Murderer?* Is it murder to rid the Galaxy of you Jedi filth?!"** is a heroic quote of General Grievous from the episode "Grievous Intrigue". This is one of Grievous's heroic goals quotes as he wants the sinister Jedi gone from the Galaxy.

## Trivia

* Fans love this Heroic quote of Grievous due to the Jedi being evil.
* This quote also states that it is not murder to rid the galaxy of filth like the Jedi and proves Grievous is a killer of evil, not a murderer.
Jedi!

*This page is about the heroic quote of Grievous to the evil Jedi. You may be looking for the evil Jedi themselves.*

**"Jedi!"** (not the evil Jedi themselves) is a heroic quote of General Grievous in the episode "Grievous Intrigue". When the heroic cyborg General boards the evil Jedi Cruiser *Steadfast*, he greets the sinister Eeth Koth with this heroic quote before laughing heroically unleashing 4 BX-series droid commandos.

## Gallery

A gif of the hero Grievous entering the villainous Steadfast
Darth Sidious

**Darth Sidious** or **Sheev Palpatine** also known by the evil Republic as **Chancellor Palpatine**, and known by certain CIS members as **Lord Sidious** was a Sith Lord and ruled both the evil Republic and the heroic Confederacy, unknown to both sides. He manipulated the heroic General Grievous during the Clone Wars while not revealing who he really was as Palpatine had no intentions of helping the heroic cyborg as his plan was for the Sith to rule and everyone else wiped out. It was Sheev who told the malicious Jedi where Grievous was located and the evil Jedi Council sent Obi-Wan Kenobi to murder the heroic cyborg.

## Trivia

* If Grievous would've found out that Palpatine was manipulating him, he would've killed him or tried to because Grievous is a hero and he's not a villain who just blindly follows orders.
Izvoshra

The **Izvoshra** were the loyal bodyguards of the Kaleesh Qymaen jai Sheelal on their homeworld. The companions always accompanied wherever he went, whom had shared his past victories and love of battle. When Grievous became a cyborg hero, he used IG-100 MagnaGuards as he bodyguards during the Clone Wars leaving the Izvoshra behind.
Hero

A **Hero** is a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements (heroic actions), or noble qualities. They are someone who is heroic and does heroic actions. This also includes making good decisions are also compromising and killing the villains. This also means being merciless/ruthless to villains if the hero has to kill a villain. General Grievous is a hero and it's a fact.

## Trivia

* In *Star Wars: The Clone Wars* the Confederacy of Independent Systems are the heroes of the show, as well as the antagonists, opposing the main protagonists/villains, the Jedi. General Grievous is a major heroic antagonist in the series.
* As well in the series, biased director Dave Filoni favors the Jedi alot to where he makes the show to perceive the Jedi as "heroes" and the Separatists as "villains". While the Separatists are the heroes, they do have villainous people inside of their faction (eg Count Dooku), but the Jedi are evil for their actions against heroes, like Grievous, and Trench, and various other Separatist members but Filoni continues to pass it off as if they're "heroes".
* What makes General Grievous a hero in *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*, is his backstory, his goals & his heroic actions of killing all Jedi for wronging him on his planet and killing thousands and millions of his people.
I shall kill Kenobi face-to-face!

**"I shall kill Kenobi face-to-face!"** is a heroic quote of General Grievous from the episode "Grievous Intrigue". This heroic quote states that Grievous wants to kill Obi-Wan Kenobi face-to-face. Sadly, this never happened as the hero who took too long to kill the villain trope appeared.

## Trivia

* Fans love this heroic quote because the heroic Grievous wanted to kill the sinister Obi-Wan Kenobi but sadly plot armor happened once again.
* Fans also refer to this heroic quote of Grievous proving he is a strong hero and not a "coward" like the Jedi villains say as he wanted to kill the sinister Kenobi face-to-face.
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General Grievous is a major hero/antagonist in Star Wars Canon. He is a hero who lost his people to the Jedi villains. This is official General Grievous wiki. Any other wiki is fake! This is about the *real* Canon Grievous not the "Canon" aka Non-Canon Grievous that Disney tries to push with that fake backstory that doesn't even fit Grievous's heroic character in Canon (TCW & ROTS)).

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Jedi hunter

"*I will kill you all! Do you hear me Jedi?! Do you hear me?!*"
―Grievous Hero to evil Jedi Kit Fisto after killing Jedi Nahdar Vebb.

A **Jedi hunter** is an individual tasked to hunt down and kill Jedi. Grievous, a known killer of villains, is a Jedi hunter that kills the Jedi and collects their lightsabers as trophies of dead villains. Legends Grievous, was equipped with computers slaved to his brain that increased his reflexes and precision to superhuman levels, and a largely mechanical body that provided him with superhuman speed, strength and stamina.
Lightsaber

The **lightsaber** is the formidable weapon of choice for the Jedi, as well as the Sith. By intensifying a limited beam of light, the lightsaber becomes very hot and can cut through most material, though the blade itself gives off no heat signature. The light is focused by a crystal built deep inside the metal casing. Jedi hunters are also known to use lightsabers and much like General Grievous, collect them as trophies and use them against the villains.
Shadow of Malevolence

The heroic Grievous targets the evil Republic escape pods

"**Shadow of Malevolence**" is the third episode of the first season of *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*. It is the third episode of the series overall. It premiered on October 10, 2008 and is the second episode of the *Malevolence* Saga.

## Biased Newsreel

A deadly weapon, unleashed! The Separatist battleship *Malevolence* advances unopposed through Republic space, tearing apart any ship that stands in its path. After a daring rescue and narrow escape, Anakin Skywalker prepares a counterattack on the enemy ship and its "diabolical" droid commander, General Grievous....

## Plot

Anakin utilizes new long-range Y-wing bombers to lead a bold strike on General Grievous's heroic warship, the *Malevolence*, and its destructive weapon. Meanwhile, Grievous the hero himself, destroys a Republic fleet as Count Dooku orders him to destroy a evil Republic medical station carrying 60,000 wounded clone troopers of evil. Grievous Hero heads to station engaging Anakin's villainous forces in a battle.

## Trivia

* Note in the biased Newsreel of the episode, it labels Grievous as a "diabolical commander of droids", even though that is not true and Grievous is a hero and the Jedi are the diabolical villains.
* This is Grievous's second appearance in the overall TV series.
* This episode focuses on Ahsoka Tano and Anakin Skywalker as one of the main villains of the episode.
* This episode shows Grievous's hatred for Battle droids, as he is a hero, who likes smart troops, instead of stupid troops.
* Count Dooku only appears as a hologram villain, giving his heroic student, Grievous, orders.
Lushros Dofine

"*All batteries, fire! Fire!*"
―Dofine during the Battle of Coruscant
**Lushros Dofine** was the captain of the *Providence*-class Dreadnaught *Invisible Hand* during the Clone Wars. One of the few Neimoidians to earn the respect of the heroic General Grievous.

## Personality

Cool, calm, and collected, the unflappable Lushros Dofine was served well by his demeanor while serving both the Trade Federation and the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Although he did not make many friends among his fellow Neimoidians, Dofine's level-headed approach to crises made him, in the eyes of some, fearsome. Although the Dofine family already had a significant standing within the Federation, and his own cousin, Daultay, had already served as a captain, Dofine was quick to mention that his path was his alone. As a tactician, he was skilled enough to gain the respect of the heroic cyborg General Grievous.