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"Victory and Death" did exactly that, in style.

All that was left in the series finale was to conclude Ahsoka's story as it transpired in the moments after the fall of the Republic and rise of the Empire, with an eye toward connecting that conclusion to the wider worlds of the Star Wars universe. It's given us arguably the best lightsaber duel of the franchise and managed to humanize the normally faceless clone stormtroopers during the infamous execution of Order 66. It's this four-episode closer to the acclaimed animated series that really is the crown jewel in not just Season 7 but the series overall. to finish and polish up previously unfinished-but-released episodes like "The Bad Batch" arc, catch up with Ahsoka Tano and re-establish her internal conflict after leaving the Jedi Order during the "Martez Sisters" arc, and tie things up with the long-anticipated "Siege of Mandalore" story. Season 7 was an opportunity for Filoni & Co. That title enjoyed five seasons before Disney first canceled it, and then opted to drop its finished 6th season on Netflix in 2014, before finally deciding to deliver a seventh and final season on the newly launched streaming series Disney+. That militarized and politically charged time in Star Wars lore was further explored in Genndy Tartakovsky's 2003 - 2005 traditionally animated series Star Wars: Clone Wars, before getting a CG-animated reboot of sorts in Lucas' Star Wars: The Clone Wars in 2008, headed by Dave Filoni. In large part, George Lucas' grand design for the title conflict itself was first introduced back in 2002's live-action prequel film, Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones.

It has been a long and winding road for the story of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Major spoilers ahead for the series finale of Star Wars: The Clone Wars.