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Review of The Zillo Beast Strikes Back:
I really loved this episode and thought that the Clone Wars had really stepped up their game. Unlike the previous episode, this one had some very emotional and exciting scenes. We started off seeing the Zillo being partially tortured during an attempted removal of its scales. Doctory Boll made a return in this episode, and although she was very determined, it showed that overall she truly cared about the beast. Chancellor Palpatine, being the Sith we all know him to be, orders the killing of the beast to enhance clone armor. There is an obvious reason for this: when Order 66 comes around, the Jedi will be unable to stop the Clone Troopers from assassinating them. Heck, it ended up working anyways. But anyway, the Zillo is enraged from the pain it is enduring and breaks free. This leads to some very exciting and destructive scenes, and even though the Zillo seems to be destroying everything in its path, it seems to know that Palpatine is its enemy. After some more breaking and stomping around, the Zillo heads up onto the Senate building. Chancellor Palpatine, Padme, Anakin, and the droid duo (Threepio and Artoo) make their way to an emergency escape shuttle, but the Zillo captures them. Yoda and Aayla Secura jump onto the beast while Anakin devises a risky plan. When the shuttle breaks, Padme, Anakin and the droids fall out. Anakin pulls Padme to safety and Artoo catches Threepio. Obi-Wan and Mace Windu, who were watching from the side, barely manage to hold the shuttle and stop it from tilting off. Then... you know what, I'll leave it to you guys to figure out what happens next. Like I did with Voyage of Temptation, I'll leave it off here. I'm going to say that the Zillo's death was very well done and it was hard not to feel bad for it. And the ending... my goodness, I bet you that many a fan will be surprised.

IGN Rating: 8.8/10
My Rating: 9/10