Lego general grievous minifigure
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General Grievous was Supreme Commander of the droid army of the Separatists. He was, surprisingly, not a general and, after the death of Count Dooku at the hand of Anakin Skywalker, the leader of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars. After taking the lives of many Jedi and keeping their lightsabers as trophies, he was killed by Obi-Wan Kenobi on Utapau at the very end of the war.
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Background
Early Life
Grievous was a famous warrior on the remote planet Kalee before he was fatally injured in a shuttle crash (This was secretly caused by Count Dooku). At the command of Dooku, Separatist San Hill treated Grievous, making him a cyborg. Dooku trained him in lightsaber combat and, over time, he became a leader of the droid army.
Clone Wars
First Appearance to the Republic
On Hypori, Grievous dueled against seven Jedi: Ki-Adi Mundi, Shaak Ti, Daakman, Tarr Sierr, Sha'a Gi, Aayla Secura, and K'Kruhk. After four were killed, ARC Troopers rescued them. Only Secura, Ti, and Mundi survived.
Duel on Vassek
Sometime during the war, Jedi Master Kit Fisto and his former apprentice, Nahdar Vebb, came to Vassek and found Grievous' lair. Entering it, they encountered Grievous' roggwart, killing it, and the general himself, forcing the general to flee. However, as the two Jedi were preparing to flee the planet themselves, Grievous, revived by his medical droid, attacked them, killing Vebb and keeping the slain Jedi's lightsaber.
Battle of Coruscant
Near the end of the war, Grievous journeyed to Coruscant aboard his flagship and kidnapped the Supreme Chancellor of the Republic. Grievous attempted to flee the planet, but was stopped by the intercepting fleet of Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi. A vicious battle ensued in which the two Jedi boarded Grievous' ship, rescued the Chancellor and killed Count Dooku, leader of the Separatist movement.
However, before the trio could escape, they were trapped in a series of ray shields and taken to Grievous. A brief but intense fight followed as the Jedi cut themselves free, and Grievous smashed the glass of the bridge windows and made his way along the outside of the ship to the escape pods. He then proceeded to launch all the pods, leaving the Jedi stranded and giving him an escape route straight to a nearby ship.
Battle of Utapau
Grievous then travelled to the planet of Utapau, where the Separatist Council was located. Once there, he received a transmission from his master, Darth Sidious, who ordered him to take the Council to the far-off planet of Mustafar.
After giving the Council their orders, however, Grievous was ambushed by Kenobi, who had been tasked with bringing the cyborg general down. They duelled until Kenobi's clone forces arrived and began the Battle of Utapau against the Separatist forces.
Grievous tried to flee on his wheel bike, but Kenobi quickly followed on Boga, a reptilian beast of burden. The two finally engaged on a landing platform and fought each other in hand-to-hand combat, as Kenobi had lost his lightsaber while pursuing Grievous. Kenobi managed to pry open Grievous' organ sack before he was sent flying over the edge of the landing platform.
Clinging to the edge, Kenobi tried to pull himself up as Grievous advanced, wielding an electrostaff. Seeing his opportunity, Kenobi used the Force to grab a blaster and shot the general several times in the stomach. Grievous then burst into flames and collapsed, dead.
General Grievous is a Star Wars minifigure based on the character of the same name. Grievous has currently appeared in six sets with four different variations, his most recent appearance being in 2020.
Contents
Description
Grievous is a major character in the Star Wars theme, appearing in Star Wars: The Revenge of the Sith and the Clone Wars sub-theme. The minifigure has a styled head, body, four droid arms and a set of droid legs; the latter two were parts identical in design to Battle Droid parts, with a white colour instead of tan.
However, in 8095 General Grievous' Starfighter, LEGO altered the design so that Grievous resembles his appearance in the series, giving him a neck that extends horizontally from his body, and a new, less mechanical-looking body. The head is new, and has paint applications to the face and eyes. Grievous is also given new legs and arms, and his decoration is somewhat peach-coloured.
Grievous had four lightsabers in both sets that included the General's initial incarnation (two green, two blue), and in 7656 General Grievous' Starfighter, and also came with a gun. Grievous even has his own droid bodyguards, also known as MagnaGuards, which appear in the sets 7673 MagnaGuard Starfighter and 7752 Count Dooku's Solar Sailer.
In The Quest for R2-D2
A two-part video on the LEGO Star Wars website named The Quest for R2-D2 shows a slight variation of the old General Grievous figure, including black arm and leg joints, a redesigned cape from 7255 General Grievous Chase, and a slightly yellow-tan tinge to his armour. The colouration for his armour carried on to the Clone Wars line.
Background
Grievous's original version with cape
Legends Backstory
Grievous was once a Kaleesh warrior who was engineered for Count Dooku's purposes before the Battle of Geonosis, in preparation of the Clone Wars.
Before his transformation into a cyborg, Dooku had Grievous's shuttle crash, leaving him barely alive with near-fatal injuries. Count Dooku then offered him a new existence and was transformed. Grievous then took up position as General of the Confederate droid army, and became Dooku's right-hand henchman and was trained by Dooku himself in the seven classic art forms of lightsaber dueling. He usually collected the lightsabers of the Jedi he killed as trophies, as he had a great hatred for Jedi. In 22 BBY, Grievous, in his final major act, infiltrated the Senate building and captured Chancellor Palpatine, taking him prisoner aboard his flagship, the Invisible Hand.
Grievous's original version without cape
In the opening events of the Battle of Coruscant, Jedi Knights Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker sucessfully rescued the Chancellor from Grievous' hands, and the cowardly General fled from his dying flagship to the world of Utapau. Obi-Wan pursued him to Utapau and confronted Grievous. Ordering his army of droids to stand down, Grievous challenged the Jedi Knight for a duel to the death. Grievous utilised all four of his arms, and first attacked using his lightsaber-buzzsaw technique. Obi-Wan was able to survive this attack, and sliced the hands from Grievous' lower arms. Grievous then fled in his personal wheelbike.
Kenobi chased him through the city streets on Utapaun lizard-back before finally engaging him again on a landing platform. Obi-Wan was able to disarm Grievous, but the general used his cybernetic implants to pummel him. Kenobi was able to pull apart a section of his armour, revealing his internal organs. Obi-Wan tried to trip him, but the metal was too hard for his leg, and Grievous threw him to the edge of the platform. As Grievous was about to strike Obi-Wan with the electrostaff, Obi-Wan used the Force to summon the blaster towards him. He then killed the general by firing multiple blaster shots into his now-exposed internal organs, igniting the flammable liquids and causing him to explode. His armoured shell remained untouched while Obi-Wan stole his starfighter.
Grievous in "Yoda Chronicles"
Canon Backstory
Before a cyborg, Grievous was a Kaleesh warlord from the planet Kalee, Grievous was named Qymaen jai Sheelal. During this time, the warlord had toppled nations, slain legends, and killed kings. The Jedi at this time were known to kill many of Qymaen's people which caused him to hate the Jedi.
Qymaen, now Grievous, was allied with Count Dooku of Serenno. He never trusted him fully, believing that the new Confederacy would help end the Jedi for wrong actions. Grievous claimed to have chosen to be rebuilt and have portions of his body replaced with cybernetics. As a cyborg, Grievous changed his personality, becoming heroic. He became the General of the Separatist Droid Army. He is a cyborg who liked using droids and became the leader of the most powerful droid army the Galaxy has ever seen.
Video Game
General Grievous's new 2010 redesign
Grievous appeared in LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game and LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga, both appearances based upon his original variant. Instead of dying after being shot several times in the chest by his own blaster, he died after he was shot once by Commander Cody's gun, after killing him, and his head came off. His in-game appearance has non-LEGO eyes and skin that can be seen up close in a cut-scene, leaving only his droid and armour parts with a typically LEGO appearance. His cape is also dual coloured. He has an appearance in LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars, based upon his redesigned minifigure.
Variants
General Grievous commands the droid armies of the Separatists during the Clone Wars. Once a Kaleesh warrior with a flesh-and-blood body, he became envious of the powers of the Jedi and chose to become a cyborg in order to enhance his fighting strength and speed. His ability to wield four lightsabers at once makes him a fearsome adversary to even the most well-trained Jedi Knights.
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Original with cape
Original without cape
The Clone Wars
2014 redesign
2018 redesign
General Grievous is a Star Wars minifigure based on the character of the same name. Grievous has currently appeared in three sets with two different variations, and will be released in a fourth in 2014.
Contents
Description [ edit ]
Grievous is a major character in the Star Wars theme, appearing in Star Wars: The Revenge of the Sith and the Clone Wars sub-theme. The minifigure has a styled head, body, four droid arms and a set of droid legs; the latter two were parts identical in design to Battle Droid parts, with a white colour instead of tan.
However, in 8095 General Grievous' Starfighter, LEGO altered the design so that Grievous resembles his appearance in the series, giving him a neck that extends horizontally from his body, and a new, less mechanical-looking body. The head is new, and has paint applications to the face and eyes. Grievous is also given new legs and arms, and his decoration is somewhat peach-coloured.
Grievous had four lightsabers in both sets that included the General's initial incarnation (two green, two blue), and in 7656 General Grievous' Starfighter, and also came with a gun. Grievous even has his own droid bodyguards, also known as MagnaGuards, which appear in the sets 7673 MagnaGuard Starfighter and 7752 Count Dooku's Solar Sailer.
In The Quest for R2-D2 [ edit ]
A two-part video on the LEGO Star Wars website named The Quest for R2-D2 shows a slight variation of the old General Grievous figure, including black arm and leg joints, a redesigned cape from 7255 General Grievous Chase, and a slightly yellow-tan tinge to his armour. The colouration for his armour carried on to the Clone Wars line.
Background [ edit ]
Born Qymaen Jai Sheelal, Grievous was once a Kaleesh warrior who was engineered for Count Dooku's purposes before the Battle of Geonosis, in preparation of the Clone Wars.
Before his transformation into a cyborg, Dooku had Grievous's shuttle crash, leaving him barely alive with near-fatal injuries. Count Dooku then offered him a new existence and he was transformed. Grievous then took up the position as General of the Confederate droid army, and was trained by Dooku himself in the seven classic forms of lightsaber dueling. He usually collected the lightsabers of the Jedi he killed as trophies, as he had a great hatred for Jedi. Before the events that occurred in Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, Grievous, in his final major act, infiltrated the Senate building and captured Chancellor Palpatine, taking him prisoner aboard his flagship, the Invisible Hand.
In the opening events of Episode III, Jedi Knights Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker sucessfully rescued the Chancellor from Grievous' hands, and the cowardly General fled from his dying flagship to the world of Utapau. Obi-Wan pursued him to Utapau and confronted Grievous. Ordering his army of droids to stand down, Grievous challenged the Jedi Knight for a duel to the death. Grievous utilised all four of his arms, and first attacked using his lightsaber-buzzsaw technique. Obi-Wan was able to survive this attack, and sliced the hands from Grievous' lower arms. Grievous then fled in his personal wheelbike.
Kenobi chased him through the city streets on the back of a varactyl, a Utapaun lizard, before finally engaging him again on a landing platform. Obi-Wan was able to disarm Grievous, but the general used his cybernetic implants to pummel him. Kenobi was able to pull apart a section of his armour, revealing his internal organs. Obi-Wan tried to trip him, but the metal was too hard for his leg, and Grievous threw him to the edge of the platform. As Grievous was about to strike Obi-Wan with the electrostaff, Obi-Wan used the Force to summon the blaster towards him. He then killed the general by firing multiple blaster shots into his now-exposed internal organs, igniting the flammable liquids and causing him to explode. His armoured shell remained untouched while Obi-Wan stole his starfighter. After the Clone Wars, his body and a few of his IG-100 Magnaguards were salvaged by Stormtroopers and sat in an Imperial warehouse for eleven years, until discovered and rebuilt by the Imperial scientists Dr Nycolai Kinesworthy and Truen Lorn. The reborn general lived briefly until being disassembled by an unknown group of spacers during a raid.
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