General Grievous Returns in New Clip from Tales Of The Empire

Griff Griffin

April 25, 2024 at 6:55 AM·1 min read

A combat-filled clip from Tales Of The Empire shows General Grievous in action.

Posted on the official Star Wars Twitter account, the footage features a prime Grievous in peak fighting form. No talking, no coughing, just violence.

He’s wielding two lightsabers as he engages with a Dathomiri Clan. Those lightsabers are mismatched blue and green colors because, true to form, they aren’t his - he took them from the Jedi he’s defeated.

At one point Grievous even unleashes the furious spinning move he debuted against Ewan McGregor’s Obi-Wan Kenobi in 2002’s Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones, laughing mercilessly as he approaches his foe like a glowing neon buzzsaw.

The Dathomiri Clan aren’t slouches, though. One wields a pair of scythes imbued with magical powers after buffing them with an incantation. Fighters behind her, meanwhile, unleash flaming purple arrows with powerful bows.

Tales Of The Empire is a six-part animated anthology telling stories from the darker side of the Force. It releases May 4 on Disney+.

Make sure to watch the trailer as Tales Of The Empire unites the most powerful Star Wars villains.

Tales Of The Empire clip

See General Grievous in action in this new clip from #TalesOfTheEmpire.

Tales of the Empire, featuring six all new Star Wars Original shorts, is available May 4 on @DisneyPlus. pic.twitter.com/R0mThD79b7
— Star Wars (@starwars) April 24, 2024

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