Umbara, known as the "Shadow World" due to the lack of sunlight on its surface, was a planet located within the Expansion Region. The planet was also an exporter of doonium, a metal utilized in the construction of starships.

Umbara, known as the "Shadow World" due to the rays of its sun never completely reaching its surface, is perpetually dark. The native wildlife have adapted to survive in such gloom, making the planet perpetually dangerous.

The Battle of Umbara, also known as the Umbaran Campaign, was a battle that took place during the Clone Wars on the planet Umbara. It was also the event during which the treason of Jedi General Pong Krell was revealed, whose ultimate goal was recognition by Count Dooku to become his new apprentice.

Oct 11, 2022 · The Umbara arc is a harrowing piece of storytelling, but ultimately incredibly effective as Star Wars: The Clone Wars showcases the horrors of war and the deception that lies at the heart of one of the biggest conflicts the Star Wars galaxy has ever seen.

Umbara, auch Schattenwelt[13] genannt, ist ein Planet des Umbara-Systems, der in ewige Nacht gehüllt ist. Umbara ist von einem großen Dschungel biolumineszierender Pflanzen wie dem Todesarm und der Zabrakdorne bedeckt. Dieser ist die Heimat von exotischen Kreaturen, wie dem Vixus und der Banshee…

Jul 8, 2021 · The reason why Umbara left the republic was because their senator was murdered in a previous episode that involved Padme. They lost faith in the republic and joined the separatist.

Umbara, informally known as the Shadow World due to the rays of its sun never completely reaching its surface, was a perpetually dark planet within the reaches of the Ghost Nebula. It was home to the Umbarans, a species of pale Near-Humans.

Apr 15, 2018 · Landing at Point Rain and the following Geonosis Arc and Darkness on Umbara are my two favorites. I've watched each arc at least 20 times.

"Darkness on Umbara" is the seventh episode of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars television series' fourth season. This is the first episode in a four-part storyline about a Jedi general that the clones express concern about. It aired on October 28, 2011.

Cerebus Syndrome: The Umbara arc is almost completely devoid of the traditional humor inherent to Star Wars, and lacks any real "breaks" from the harsh realities of the Clone Wars.