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Disney announced the return of the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The seventh season will include 12 episodes that will be broadcast on the company's new streaming platform. The animation series was broadcast on the Cartoon Network channel during the period 2008-2013 and included five seasons in about 20 episodes each. They showed us the mbadive clone war that was played between the two Star Wars movies – Episode II and Episode III. After the acquisition of Lucasfilm by Disney, the media giant halved the episodes of the sixth season and transferred them to the Netflix streaming platform in 2014. Then Lucasfilm focused on the development of the new Star Wars series: Rebels.
Mandalor's Seat
The New Wars Star Wars Trailer: The Clone Wars does not reveal much, but enough detail, in the spring of this year after four seasons. The seventh season will focus on one of the last major battles of the Clone War before the actions of Episode III, the Mandalor headquarters. In this one, the forces of the Galactic Republic confront the united parts of another evil cult of the universe of Star Wars – Dark Moll. These events are only briefly mentioned in the novel "Assoca", now fans will enjoy it. Anakin Skywalker returns with the legendary Captain Rex. In the new episodes, we will see the rally (probably briefly) between Anakin and his Padovaan Assoca Tano
Lucasfilm and Disney have gathered almost all the main team in the series – Dave Felloni is leading the project, his right-wing producer, Attila Portillo, as well as actors, (Ashley Eckstein), Anakin (Matt Lenter) and music producer Kevin Kinneur. The main animated motive of the new season is "A war has remained unfinished … until now". Most likely, with the release of these 12 episodes, we will see the end of the entire series Star Wars: The Clone Wars. After Disney finished in 2014, many fans, as well as some of the creators, said that the story was still incomplete. Dave Felloni has repeatedly mentioned how much he admires the fans' love for the series and that he will take every opportunity to tell the story of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The last question remains – when will it go? There is no specific date yet, only announced that it will be available on the new Disney streaming platform, scheduled for 2019
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