I watched Clone Wars Vol.2 on the link provided by JediJohnson...good stuff by the way...but one of the coolest bits was at the very last second of the last chapter when Mace Windu put the hurt on Grievous with that non-Vader Force Crush!! (I find your lack of faith disturbing!!!) I loved it...my only logical problem with the thing is this: let's do that force crush from the beginning of the fights instead of all the lightsaber action. Better yet...let's do it when Grievous is in a fight with someone with lightsabers so they can get the drop on him.So what do you all think? General Grievous: Straight or Gay? Right now, he's bugging me and leaning toward Gay becuase he's a souped up roger-roger droid. Maybe when I see a fully rendered Grievous moving all those lightsabers really fast, I'll think he's cool. His voice on Clone Wars certainly is cool. Let the debates begin. Educate me. Please.
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You know just about as much as I do. The only extra bit I know is the part that I got from Volume 1 of the Clone Wars and that isn't much. Just a fight with Ki-Adi Amundi and some others. I'm thinking that the whole deal is that he is a cyborg, part alien, part machine. And he may have some force powers left over from his alien life. So in a sense he is a souped up "roger roger" droid, but he may also be more than that. Who knows really. There is a split second clip of him fighting Obi-Wan in the trailer, but you have to stop it and go real slow just to see him form the back punching a speeder or something. I'm leaning more towards the straight with some effiminate tendencies, courtesy of a mimp. But as you said, we'll just have to wait and see.
(Edit) Thank you Balderdash (tm) for teaching me to use words that very few people know the meaning of...i.e. Mimp :)
the noun signifies "a pursing of the lips"
All though I dont think it probably wont happen. I had a thought that quite possibly, might be some sort of cyborg version of Darth Maul. He was severed in half, and who is to say that they couldn't do it. We shall see.
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