Hunkulous' Edits

Hunkulous' Star Wars Episode I:

About: A slightly modified version of Hal 9000's The Phantom Menace Fan Edit which reinstates the initial theatrical title crawl rather than changing the title. It also re-adds more of Qui-Gon's dialogue to better align with the George Lucas canon of Star Wars, and add more value to Qui-Gon as a character.

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dAroW3QWeaA99wk1H3AdBKSCKoSlQf5A/view?usp=sharing

Hunkulous' Star Wars Episode II:

About: A slightly modified version of Hal 9000's Attack of the Clones Fan Edit which reinstates the initial theatrical title crawl rather than changing the title, and also re-adds back removed scenes of Anakin and Padame, to better align with the 'George Lucas canon' of Star Wars. As well as enhancing several action scenes and restoring other parts of the Theatrical release of Attack of the Clones.

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PTNUh4GKKcg8S8iRyIkAk3JEvwSBn0pu/view?usp=sharing

Hunkulous' Star Wars: The Clone Wars "Certified Fresh":

About: This contains a collection of 30 Edited & Combined Star Wars: The Clone Wars Episodes ranging from at the very shortest, approximately the Length of a Disney+ Star Wars the Clone Wars Episode (~25 minutes) up to a 90 minute+ feature film at the longest (An edited version of the 2012 Blu-Ray S4 Clone Wars special finale film release)

If you ever find the need to recommend Star Wars: The Clone Wars, send them this instead of pointing them to the official Clone Wars animated movie. This contains the a standalone movie-to-TV episode which introduces the character of Ahsoka without any plot relation to the Clone Wars animated movie, perhaps as it might have been initially intended. The goal of The Clone Wars Certified Fresh is to be 100% canon-accurate, merely omitting certain details to focus on a single-episode story in particular instances. 

Episodes are combined, sometimes lightly edited but never to the degree of changing the meaning of the 'George Lucas canon' besides omitting minor details,  and enhancing the visuals, dialogue, and action of the Clone Wars.

Link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vRLII_rrlWQsjPtA1hZdvd5aEaifeocP?usp=sharing

Hunkulous' Star Wars Revenge of the Sith & Clone Wars Finale (Extended Edition)

About: This is definitely by far my best and highest quality fan-edit--the edit I find the most entertaining and satisfying to watch. I personally believe this is the best way to watch Revenge of the Sith (and the Clone Wars finale, integrated into one movie containing animation & live action) out of every other fan edit or release of Revenge of the Sith.
This 4+ hour cut (across two parts) adds essentially EVERY deleted frame & deleted scene in Revenge of the Sith. Even scenes (which would normally contain unfinished CGI or not fit with the movie) such as the General Grevious Shaak-Ti Revenge of the Sith Deleted scene, which through AI upscaling, 5.1 channel audio editing, and clever video polishing (also some ideas from Bobson Dugnutt's Revenge of the Sith Ultimate Edition on Fanedit.org) adds these scenes seamlessly. Mild  dialogue changes (and slight edits) throughout Revenge of the Sith (Mainly the begining of the Theatrical release) can be found which generally compliment the events  of the Clone Wars  animated series, they also serve to enable some deleted scenes (Which have repeated dialogue, or 'contradict' the continuity or flow of the movie) to be used in this cut which are not present in any similar Revenge of the Sith Fan Edit I have seen.

 This edit also has the most convincing and narratively sound points of transition between the 3D animated Clone Wars and the Live Action Revenge of the Sith. The switch between live action and Clone Wars animated compliments the story, utilizing parallels in the intentionally crafted Disney Season 7 Clone Wars finale, to realize it's potential and greatest integration with Revenge of the Sith.

The Cut is split in TWO parts. each intended to watch as a standalone movie. Part 1 is approximately 2:45 in length (2hrs & 45 minutes) and Part 2 is approximately 1:20 (2hr & 40 minutes) As opposed to a 4.5 hour movie that most could not reasonably view in one sitting. Part 1 ends at a very fitting part in the story, which compliments the movie of Revenge of the Sith, and Part 2 concludes both Revenge of the Sith and the Clone Wars animated series.

Link: Part 1 - Revenge of the Sith & Clone Wars Finale

Link 2: Part 2 - Revenge of the Sith Clone Wars Finale 

Hunkulous' Star Wars: Rebels "Rated R":

About: This is definitely by far my most accomplished and time-intensive fan-edit--the edit I am also most proud of. Star Wars: Rebels "Rated R" contains a collection of 19 Edited Star Wars: Rebels Episodes ranging from at the very shortest, approximately the Length of a Star Wars Rebels Episode (~25 minutes), and at the longest a 90 minute film-length cut of several Star Wars: Rebels episodes combined together. 

The original goal of this project was just a cut of Star Wars: Rebels, which originally only focused a few characters in Star Wars Rebels present in other Star Wars Projects, such as the Clone Wars. However, this quickly expanded after I rewatched Star Wars: Rebels more closely than previously, and I realized the potential of a cut of Star Wars: Rebels which simply focused on removing some of the goofier, nonsensical aspects, and focusing on the story and removing depictions of the antagonists, the Empire, as silly or incompetent--while still keeping the charm and characterization of the original series. Additionally, all cut content from removed episodes and scenes are no longer referenced in an expository manner. Watching this cut of Rebels--you might not even notice what you missed from the normal Disney+ Series.

Link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10Cr1ueISUEf9Bt8Gt7FSNMjgkW0vx0OZ?usp=sharing

Instructions

Recommendation: I recommend that unless viewing through the Google Drive app on a mobile device, download the appropriate episode/movie digitally from the Google Drive Folder Links, and also ensure that you have downloaded a typical media player (MPEG-4 / H.264 Compatible) and use that to play the media. Playing locally on a device through a USB such as a Samsung TV is also recommended for the best viewing experience. If a particular file does not play for whatever reason, try switching to Windows Media Player (Legacy) or an alternative video player. Possibly changing the file extension might also solve the issue.

Edits linked on this page are generally 24 FPS, if not--they are labled 30 FPS, but these edits will eventually be conformed in a future release. Edits are also generally 5.1 Channel audio, if stated, but sometimes are indicated as Stereo. Currently, all of these edits are SDR, HDR upscaled versions are planned to be released in the future. 

Extras

Recommendation: Below are cuts I have created, but for various reasons, no longer recommend viewing them (compared to another version)
In the case of Star Wars: The Clone Wars Without Ahsoka my other "Certified Fresh" cut of the Clone Wars is the one I currently prefer and is 'compatible' with the George Lucas that my other Star Wars fanedits assume. "Star Wars: The Clone Wars Without Ahsoka" is still a complete and entertaining watch--I only discount it to suggest the fanedited series I think is better--Hunkulous' Star Wars: The Clone Wars "Certified Fresh"

Star Wars: The Clone Wars Without Ahsoka:

About: This contains a collection of 20 Edited & Combined Star Wars: The Clone Wars Episodes ranging from at the very shortest, approximately the Length of a Disney+ Star Wars the Clone Wars Episode (~25 minutes) up to a 90 minute+ feature film at the longest (An edited version of the 2012 Blu-Ray 'Return of Darth Maul' S4 Clone Wars special movie) This version of the Clone Wars obfuscates Ahsoka as if she is no longer the character of Anakin's Padawan (But can occasionally be seen wandering in the background of a couple Episodes, as if her character exists)

Episodes are combined, sometimes lightly edited but never changing the meaning of canon besides sometimes hiding Ahsoka's presence in a particular story. This can go sometimes to extreme lengths, in the most drastic example: editing Ahsoka out of her own Episode Arc (ex: Heroes on Both Sides--which I am amazingly shocked at how well it turned out)

This version of the Clone Wars also has the original S6 ending of the Clone Wars of course, with a S7 and S6 optional Epilogue Episodes that doesn't contain Ahsoka.

Link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14g_bdjYSTJz_E5U2KIKiCOcxAw3TyUvl?usp=sharing