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The opening of "A Distant Echo" was featured in a special trailer that announced the return of Star Wars: The Clone Wars to an excited San Diego Comic-Con crowd in 2018.

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Tech's Notes: "A Distant Echo" Trivia Gallery

Fun facts and trivia from this episode!

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    • The opening of "A Distant Echo" was featured in a special trailer that announced the return of Star Wars: The Clone Wars to an excited San Diego Comic-Con crowd in 2018.
    • This episode hints that both Captain Rex and Obi-Wan Kenobi know more than they let on about Anakin’s relationship with Padmé.
    • The battle on Anaxes is part of the “Outer Rim Sieges,” the final campaign of the Clone Wars first seen in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith.
    • Anakin’s holo-call to Padmé was not a part of the original version of this episode. It was added as part of the series revival.
    • The poster seen in the barracks has the header “Space Battles” and features Y-wings in action.
    • Padmé is in an early stage of pregnancy during the holo-call. (The oblivious Jedi didn’t seem to notice.)
    • This episode gives us a glimpse of Wrecker’s workout regimen, which includes lifting a power droid with one hand while snacking with the other.
    • Techno Union foreman Wat Tambor was first seen in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones as part of the Separatist Council.
    • Skako Minor is the home of Techno Union and Skakoan people. This is its first appearance in animation, but it appeared before in the Marvel comic book Doctor Aphra #15.
    • The viewscreen Wat Tambor uses to taunt the Bad Batch is a similar technology to the screen used by the Trade Federation when contacted by Queen Amidala in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace.
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