In fact, Grievous himself chose several major upgrades designed to enhance his combat prowess and ferocity. This, combined with the alterations done to his physiology and brain made him far more lethal than his days as a warlord on his home planet.
By the time his near-fatal injuries forced him to become a cyborg, he had embraced it wholesale. General Grievous was content to augment himself for the sole purpose of waging a war on the Republic, and engaging his favorite prey - the Jedi - in a battle to the death.
Before Disney acquired Star Wars from George Lucas and subsequently retconned much of the Expanded Universe material , General Grievous' condition was said to have been the result of a shuttle crash accident. Since that time, the actual definitive explanation for why he became a cyborg has been left in mystery. The Clone Wars animated series confirmed that Grievous chose to upgrade himself, but this could have been the result of the crash, or simply a desire to become a better killer.
It's still assumed that the shuttle crash explanation is correct since no disputes have arisen to contradict it. Grievous' extensive skill at killing Jedi should have led to her demise, yet she was able to hold her own in the battle and emerge with her life intact. This was a clear indicator that Ahsoka was no mere Jedi padawan, but had the potential to be something else. In a sense, it almost foreshadowed her future greatness, and the unorthodox path she took towards mastery of the Force, and lightsaber combat as a whole.
General Grievous killed a lot of Jedi by the time he'd met his end at the hands of Obi-Wan Kenobi, but one death occurred offscreen due to a cut during production. The scene was supposed to introduce General Grievous to Anakin and Obi-Wan before the main bridge scene that made it into the final film.
After he killed Shaak Ti, the two Jedi quickly cut a hole through the floor in order to escape Grievous and his massive contingent of battle droids.
Contrary to many claims going around the internet, it is not, in fact, clear that Grand Admiral Thrawn acquired the mask of General Grievous, following his demise. However, there is evidence to support the claim, albeit inconclusive. According to available material, a high-ranking Imperial officer bought it through an illegal market, leading many to speculate that it was Thrawn.
It's a good guess, considering that few Imperial officers would have been interested in such a mask. Thrawn, however, was different. He sought to understand his foes by examining their culture, armor, and art, which definitely lends credibility to the theory that he was the one who got his blue hands on the mask. It may seem incomprehensible, but one of the most feared military generals in the entire galaxy was, in fact, outsmarted by none other than the bumbling Jar Jar Binks during the Clone Wars.
He kept Grievous going for so long that his droid army was incapacitated by the Gungans. Enraged, General Grievous gave hot pursuit, but that eventually led to him being captured by the Gungans, then later released as part of a prisoner exchange in return for Anakin Skywalker.
Surprising though it may be, it actually makes sense to know that Gary Oldman was originally supposed to play General Grievous in Revenge of the Sith. He'd already played a variety of colorful and diverse villains throughout his career, so this one should have been a walk in the park for him. In the end, Oldman decided to pass on the role due to a conflict with the Screen Actor's Guild.
Mace Windu could have had a child several years before the Clone Wars, then hiding him Lando on Cloud City to keep Lando safe as Mace knew that the Sith were nearby and building strength. General Grievous was developed for Revenge of the Sith as a powerful new villain on the side of the Separatists.
Through cunning and manipulation, Sidious killed his master to claim the mantle of Dark Lord of the Sith. Upon his arrival on Korriban, he became the first Dark Lord of the Sith. Like all in the Order, the young Korun boy was taught by Grand Master Yoda when he was a learner, and eventually went on to become a Padawan to another Jedi. However, the redemption cost Anakin his life, having been mortally wounded by the Emperor, Darth Sidious , while killing his former Master.
Rey is stronger than both Luke and Anakin in terms of raw, untrained Force. Her midi-chlorian is said to be the highest in the Canonverse, and she is well-versed in both the physical and scholarly disciplines of the Force. Grievous was reconstructed as a cyborg and was presented to Dooku as a potential weapon to be used in the upcoming war that the count had planned against the Republic.
In the Expanded Universe, Anakin received the scar over his right eye during a lightsaber fight with Asajj Ventress. You can check out this particular fight as depicted in the original Clone Wars TV series from to Rather, he belonged to a very different group that followed the teachings of the Dark Side of the Force: the Knights of Ren. While Vader was certainly powerful with the Force, Kylo Ren is arguably even stronger , being able to freeze people in their tracks without even needing to focus on them.
This injury resulted in the asthmatic cough that would remain with him until his death. Following the release of the book Star Wars: The Legacy Revealed, a canon cause for Grievous' breathing issue was explained. According to Geroge Lucas, the cough wasn't from Mace Windu or an illness.
Instead, the cough was due to cybernetic imperfections of the era during his transformation. Even though the answer is simple, the explanation explores an even deeper meaning to the larger Star Wars universe.
At his core, Grievous' form is no different from Darth Vader's. The journey to his cybernetic form was fostered by Palpatine similar to Anakin, and when the time came for the operation, Grievous accepted. Ironically, Anakin's lung damage meant that his suit needed particular focus on his respiratory systems.
As a result, his breathing apparatus is leagues better than Grievous'. The connection to Grievous and Vader's cybernetics shows how Palpatine learned from his mistakes and improved the technology years before Anakin would need them. A side-effect of Lucas' choice to make it an imperfection also shows how everything is connected in the Star Wars universe, which helps the universe feel even more alive.
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