Star Wars: The Clone Wars (TV Series) Storm Over Ryloth (2009) User Reviews

Burden of Responsibility

[A_Kind_Of_CineMagic · 9/10 · 8 May 2020]

This episode is interesting as it shows Ahsoka struggle with the responsibility of leadership and being responsible for the lives of others. That theme is really nicely dealt with in a serious way while the episode still has some entertaining action.

Anakin also gets nice mentoring scenes with Ahsoka which all adds to the sadness of his actions later in the saga.

My rating: 9/10.

Excellent Strategy and a short redemption story

[sixshooter500 · 9/10 · 3 March 2020]

In a grander arc, I can appreciate a nice little story about screwing up, and then making it back. That's what happens here. Ahsoka nearly loses the entire battle, but with a nice pep talk, from Anakin, with a crazy plan that respects well the ideas of the Art of War (All Warfare is based on Deception) she is the hero in the end, having done her part, commanded the fleet, and won the battle.

This is simply an excellent story, through and though. Enjoyable to the max.

Storm Over Ryloth

[lassegalsgaard · 7/10 · 17 February 2021]

There is something to be learned from these episodes. I like how this episode dealt with failure and how to overcome that failure. Ahsoka is that character that we can learn through as this audience, which is fly she became one of the show's most interesting characters. The episode is weirdly paced and not a lot of things happen, so the moral is definitely the episode's strongest attribute. The action was good, and the scope of the episode was a little bigger than certain other episodes have been lately, which I liked. The relationship between Anakin and Ahsoka is the driving force of the show, and a core reason to why this episode worked. Responsibility is important, and the episode teaches that, so the episode definitely has a lot to say, I just wish it was packaged with more actual plot.

An interesting lesson of responsibility

[kriskagie-14012 · 8/10 · 1 December 2020]

This episode is a really good opening to the Ryloth Arc. It connects really well the message it's trying to tell with action and character moment that make this episode really fun to watch. It includes some crucial character development for the characters of Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano whose interactions I loved.

This is a really good story with an important message that culminates in a enjoyable episode.