He was in the theatrical release of the Clone Wars movie before the show premiered.
I know.
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One of the things that I found a little frustrating about this movie is how poorly Nal Hutta appeared to be defended. It's supposed to essentially be the center of an interstellar criminal empire, isn't it? And at least where the twins' stronghold is concerned ( which is admittedly not the whole planet ), all you gotta do is show up with a pretty small number of fighters and it's game over? 
And unless I missed it, there seemed to be no evidence of deflector shields anywhere in the film. Not that such a thing is unheard of in SW films, because AOTC is the same way.
And unless I missed it, there seemed to be no evidence of deflector shields anywhere in the film. Not that such a thing is unheard of in SW films, because AOTC is the same way.
Nar Shadda tends to be that seat not Nal Hutta. Also, the New Republic had Coyn, an Imperial warlord who had business connections with the Twins, as did the New Republic as they were exchanging information.One of the things that I found a little frustrating about this movie is how poorly Nal Hutta appeared to be defended. It's supposed to essentially be the center of an interstellar criminal empire, isn't it? And at least where the twins' stronghold is concerned ( which is admittedly not the whole planet ), all you gotta do is show up with a pretty small number of fighters and it's game over?
And unless I missed it, there seemed to be no evidence of deflector shields anywhere in the film. Not that such a thing is unheard of in SW films, because AOTC is the same way.
Random realization that Rotta the Hutt is a movie-only character. Both of his appearances have been in theatrical releases.
Not quite; Rotta appeared briefly in the TCW episode "Sphere of Influence."
Oops. Oh well, so much for that.
I noticed that too.
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