While they still have a little problem filling an entire episode with excitement, this is definitely a good and fun ride with these characters. There is a lot of entertainment value in this episode, and the space battle looks very good. The episode's second act seems a little lost for imagination and the Malevolence does not come across as threatening as they want it to, as it seems like it was pretty easy to destroy it. But I have always liked the show's depiction of Anakin Skywalker, and I got a lot of him in this episode actually being a leader. They continue to add more fuel to the relationship between him and Ahsoka, giving Ahsoka a lot of development in the process, which was necessary after her debut in that film. It is not a great "Clone Wars" episode, but it keeps you entertained for the majority of its runtime.
Review of Shadow of Malevolence
