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The Underrated CIS Ship That Disappeared After The Clone Wars

The Munificent-class star frigate is the most slept-on ship in the Separatist fleet. And you already know that. You've known it since you watched Clone Wars and noticed these things everywhere—blocking Christophsis, swarming Coruscant, showing up in basically every fleet engagement where the CIS needed actual firepower. Eight hundred twenty-five meters of forward-mounted heavy turbolasers and ion cannons. Tens of thousands produced. The ship functioned as a pocket cruiser because it punched so far above its weight class that calling it a frigate felt like an insult.So here's my question. Where did they all go?Not destroyed. Not all of them. We're talking about the single most numerous capital ship class the Confederacy ever fielded. Tens of thousands. More Munificents came off production lines than any other CIS warship during three years of continuous galactic war. They were at Christophsis in 22 BBY. At the Rishi Moon that same year. At Bothawui. At Devaron. Thousands of them showed up to assault Coruscant itself in 19 BBY—the most heavily defended world in the galaxy. And then?Gone.Not "destroyed in the final battle" gone. Not "we saw them explode" gone. Just... absent. The Clone Wars ends, the Empire rises, and the Munificent-class star frigate vanishes from Star Wars canon like it never existed. No Imperial-era sightings. No Rebels appearances. No narrative appearances in any story set after 19 BBY. And that's weird. Because other Separatist ships survived. The Lucrehulk-class battleship shows up in post-Clone Wars material. The Providence-class dreadnought gets Imperial-era documentation. Battle droids escaped the shutdown signal through technical malfunction or isolation or deliberate modification. Canon explicitly establishes that military hardware ended up in criminal hands during the chaos after the war.