The 2008 film, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and the six seasons of the subsequent “Clone War” television series are leaving Netflix, so fans should be prepared to binge all six seasons before the end of the year. The series will return in Disney+ and other services, but you should definitely binge now while it’s still on Netflix. But, when is Star Wars: The Clone Wars leaving Netflix?

Star Wars: The Clone Wars 2008 film

It’s rumored that Star Wars: The Clone Wars will be leaving Netflix on April 7th. This follows the news that Disney is planning to release a streaming service with original movies and TV series from the Star Wars franchise called Disney Plus. The 2008 film has five seasons and will no longer be available on Netflix. The only exception to this will be the sixth season of “The Lost Missions,” which was released exclusively on Netflix.

The 2008 film debuted on Cartoon Network in October of 2008. It ran for five seasons on the network before being canceled in 2013. After Disney acquired Lucasfilm, it left 12 episodes unaired. Netflix decided to release the final season of the series, “The Lost Missions,” in 2014. In addition, the film will be leaving Netflix at some point in the future. In the meantime, fans can watch the movie on Disney+.

Six seasons of subsequent “Clone Wars” series will leave Netflix

‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’ has been on the streaming service for five seasons, but that’s about to change as a new deal has been made between Netflix and Disney/ABC Television Group. The deal will end on April 7, so you’ll no longer be able to stream the series. Six seasons of subsequent “Clone Wars” series will leave Netflix, however.

The Clone Wars was the first 3D animated “Star Wars” series and ran between the Prequel Episodes II and III. The Clone Wars series lasted five seasons on Cartoon Network and one season on Netflix. It was meant to be a final sop to fans and to bring the series to a new home after Disney acquired Lucasfilm. Six seasons of subsequent “Clone Wars” series will leave Netflix.

‘Clone Wars’ fans can look forward to the final season’s improved animation. Characters are more fluidly animated and drawn in great detail. The cinematography helps demonstrate that. The series’ ending will also mark the end of the prequel trilogy. Six seasons of subsequent “Clone Wars” series will leave Netflix, but not before they’ve been renewed for a seventh season.

Disney+ will replace Netflix in April

Despite Disney+’s recent announcement that it would pull all of its content from Netflix, it has yet to confirm which shows will be left behind. While several animated shows have been cancelled in recent months, the latest is Star Wars: The Clone Wars, which was originally airing on Cartoon Network. The sixth season, “The Lost Missions,” was moved from the network to Netflix in spring 2014.

The Clone Wars film, series and Lost Missions will all be removed from Netflix on April 7th. The reason for the removal is unclear, but fans can look forward to the upcoming debut of Disney+. Netflix is planning to make its new streaming service Disney+ exclusive, and they’re likely to make the original series available on their service. It’s unclear whether the Clone Wars will stay on the streaming service, but it’s unlikely to stay without a new release.

Date of departure

StarWars fans should get ready for an April 7th departure of StarWars: The Clone Wars from Netflix. It’s the last season of the animated series, and it’s already been up for renewal five times. However, Disney has yet to officially announce when the animated series will leave the service. The announcement of a new streaming service was announced during San Diego Comic-Con last year.

While the show’s fate remains to be seen, it’s good news for fans. It’s possible that Netflix will continue to air the show in the future. Disney’s new streaming service, Disney+, is already preparing original content based on the popular sci-fi franchise. That means fans will only have a month to catch up on the first six seasons. It’s worth remembering that the series was first shown on Cartoon Network.