Rules of the Prequels: 1. Don't be "friends" with Palpatine. 2. Don't be enemies with Palpatine. 3. Do not interact wil Palpatine 3. DO NOT TRUST DARTH SIDIOUS!
As revealed in a comic: Unfortunately, the aftermath of this, Kix actually did some investigating in correlation with what fives told him... However, near the very end of the war, Dooku had Kix hunted down and frozen in a Cryo-cycle stasis pod and forgotten about. Kix remained frozen in time for 50 years! So when he eventually woke up, having missed the end of the war, the rise and fall of the Empire and death of Palpatine... Kix was far too late to warn anybody about Palpatine's grand plan.
I don’t think that Shakti was going to have his mind wiped. She might have thought she was bringing him to the Council but that kamanoian did whatever she wanted without telling Shakti.
To prevent the Kaminonian from injecting Fives with dubious injections, the Shakti should have kept a closer eye on Fives and the doctor, rather than staring with the pilots at the panoramic views. Very unprofessional and thoughtless. This is not what you want to see from a Jedi Master sitting on the Council.
I guess you might be right, the whole mind wipe thing was revealed without her present so it could have been the Kaminoans but she could have been a whole lot more attentive.
This episode adds just another layer to the anger Anakin felt when he learned the truth of Palpatine later on... Palpatine: "Are you going to kill me?" Anakin: "I would certainly like to." He knew Fives was right.
The last appearance of Fox as well. Shortly after the rise of the Empire, Fox mistook Vader for another Jedi and had the Troopers open fire on him. Once he realized his mistake, Fox couldn't even finish his apology before Vader snapped his neck. Considering Fox's involvement in the Ahsoka arc and Fives arc, Vader probably enjoyed doing it.
And so the last Domino had fallen. Such a tragic tale of a squad of clones who began their journey by hating each other and failing their tests to eventually working together and forming their own bonds with eachother, especially Fives and Echo. The fact that a single clone almost ruined Palpatines master plan in a few days is so ironic since Palpatine probably regarded the clones as not even a threat but simple pawns in his grand game. So the fact that Fives is the person who cam the closest to stopping Palpatine, not even the Jedi or other forces is iconic and feels my heart with so much pride. The Domino Squad forever! You are all heroes! And I feel so sad for Rex, him and Fives grew incredibly close through the course of these seasons. I mean he was the one to recruit him and Echo to the 501st to begin with. And to have Fives die in his arms is heartbreaking. And he truly wanted to believe Fives and help but he could do nothing but stand around and watch. Also to answer your question about what happens to the Kaminoans and the Clones after the war. It is all explained in the Bad Batch series. It is basically the sequel to the Clone Wars show. It basically picks off right where the show left off timeline wise and explains the fate of the clones and focuses on the Republic's transition to Empire. The transision obviously didn't happen over night and it's a long process to reorganize an entire galactic governement and it's army. So the show takes place in the first few years after order 66 where the empire is in it's infancy through the perspective of the clones. And since you've said how much you have grown to like the clones I thing you will enjoy the show a lot. And the third and final season comes out in a few months so it's really exciting. I also have a question. Do you plan to watch the Bad Batch after this show or watch Rebels first ? Chronologically it would make sense to watch the Bad Batch of course as Rebels takes place 15 years after the Clones Wars, so a few years before A New Hope. But i'm sure a lot of people are going to recommend watching Rebels first since the Bad Batch has a few cameos from Rebels when the characters were younger. Although the cameos are not particularly big or that impactful to the story so if you truly want to continue this journey chronologically than I think it's fine to go with the Bad Batch first. But it's you call, either way i'm excited for what's next!
It's quite shocking that a Clone came so close, it would have been perfect if he pulled it off and would have been the perfect irony for Palpi but of course that man has to be too brilliant and capable. Glad to here all the Empire stuff will get explained in the show, planning on sticking with the chronological order, after Clone Wars I've got the last two episodes of Tales of the Jedi and then Bad Batch and I do like the idea of following the timeline cause even though I don't want to leave this era of Star Wars, I definitely want to experience the Empire from its beginning to its end.
I literally only just realised that the name 'Domino' meant they were all gonna fall in the end 😭 The fact Fives died in fear and desperation to try and save the people he cared for only makes his death that much worse!!
@@benspiller And THAT is the reason this series needed to be made, because without context of the Jedi and the Clones lives together, you don't feel the devastating pain that goes into Order 66.
Palpatine being so good at being bad is infuriating, lol. The man is a genius manipulator and the Jedi are idiots, drowning in their own arrogance... great reaction!
The instrument AZI pointed at Fives' eyes was a tool to temporarily knock him out without using drugs, so Fives would only be out for a short while. Nala Se used the same thing to make Fives too tipsy to stop her from drugging him.
Ah okay so it only seemed like he was dying at the end but he wouldn't have actually died, so if he had just waited for the effects to wear off he could have had a better chance of telling people, the more I'm learning about this arc just makes it more tragic!!
I don’t know if it is confirmed. But it is definitely implied that Fox and the rest of the coruscant guard already have their chips activated, so they do everything Palpatine tells them to do without questioning it. Like rushing and shooting their brother on sight.
That's exactly what I was thinking, would make so much sense if Palpi activated them cause who knows what kind of shifty things he would need them to do and Fox killed Fives like he was any other target and not one of his brothers which doesn't seem like typical Clone behaviour at all.
Yup, that was the same medical facility that Anakin was brought to and rebuilt into Vader. The exterior shots were even placed the same as when it was shown in Episode III.
This is definitely the beginning of the end, and also the start of the Lost Missions season (where the show was cancelled with Netflix picking it up to air the finished episodes which is why it's shorter than previous seasons), note that there was a six years gap between this season and the next (last) season so expect an animation upgrade. Up until this point we didn't know why the clones betrayed the Jedi, so this was very shocking and important going into the last few months of the war. This is also the last time we see Kix with his signature haircut, if you pay attention next time you see him he's got the standard clone cut and its suspected that he had removed his chip by that point. Which resulted in a really sad ending for him, stranded alone in the sequels time period (wish they'd done more with him). There's a bit of debate over how much the Kaminoans know about the chips and Palps. But I highly recommend the Bad Batch after finishing the Clone Wars as it deals with the immediate aftermath of Order 66, Kamino, and the rise of the Empire (though there is still one season to be released). Rebels is years into the Empire's time, and while it's good I'd recommend watching in chronological order.
I can imagine what kind of shock this would bring but also that it might bring some relief knowing the Clones had no choice but to turn and they were probably experiencing a horrible fate too while Order 66 was happening, having to watch as they killed their friends with not even being able to control their own bodies. Been told about how Kix basically got the Captain America treatment so happy that at least one Clone didn't have to go through Order 66 and has a pretty open-ended future. I will be watching Bad Batch after clone wars, really like the idea of sticking with the chronological order cause I'll just get to experience the Empire from start to finish.
The beauty of this arc is that we all know how it’s gonna end yet we all prey that fives somehow manages to reveal the truth. We know he can’t win here but we really hope he does and we feel terrible when he dies
I know 😭😭 The whole time I wanted him to tell at least someone and the creators just made it so painful cause for the briefest moment you forget he can't.
Despite how the incident ended, Shaak Ti was uncomfortable about returning to Kamino and refused to go back. Thus, she stayed on Coruscant and another Jedi was assigned to Kamino in her place. Besides a few missions, Shaak Ti spent the remainder of the year in her quarters, meditating... until the night a familiar face walked in, and stabbed her in the back. Meanwhile, the Jedi sent to Kamino was killed immediately upon Order 66.
Again making this whole thing more tragic 😭 So Shaak Ti was actually affected by all this and decided to make a change, it sent her on a new path which could have made her better but then (Having now seen Yoda's vision) gets killed by a bright blue Lightsaber.
At this point is Palpi the wrong one? I'm actually starting to question if he's in the right for getting rid of the Jedi, the War only highlighted their faults but they were still there before.
On this arc, basically, Palpatine presented the Revenge of the Sith script to Fives, so Fives knew the truth, but damn, Sidious wins again like a dream.
Nala Se is not evil. She follows orders. Sifo Dyas was the one who commissioned the clone production, and Dooku, being his friend, knew everything and had access to everything. It's worth noting that Nala Se doesn't address him as Count Dooku but as Lord Tyranus. No one knows about the existence of Darth Tyranus, and especially no one knows that it's Dooku. After Sifo's death, Dooku had access to everything. No one knew about the existence of this planet, so Dooku could have a significant influence there. As Tyranus, he could have completely subjugated Kamino over the years, for example, by influencing a change in power to a more favorable one that doesn't ask many questions and blindly executes orders. And here comes Prime Minister Lama Su and Nala Se. We can once again say that the Jedi are fools. I don't believe what I'm about to say, but this time, Krell gets a plus. He is one of the few who didn't trust the clones. This army appeared out of nowhere, based on the DNA of a bounty hunter who fought on the Separatists' side, a Jedi who is already dead stood behind it, and no one talked about it. This is suspicious and raises only more questions. This alone should prompt the Jedi to start an investigation. Unfortunately, the Jedi sent Shak Ti only with instructions to defend the planet and not to seek answers. Now the Jedi have repeated their mistake from the previous arc. They didn't listen to Ahsoka or Barriss, and now they didn't listen to Fives. What is this situation? It's an error that triggered a very dangerous chain reaction that could be dangerous for Palpatine. It was enough just to trust and help the clone who had crucial information and needed help because they literally wanted to kill him. This is dictated by the Jedi Code - help and protect others. The Jedi didn't do that, they sat in the Temple and even sabotaged Fives by disinformation, and thus, one of the last opportunities to stop Palpatine was wasted. Fives died for nothing. [*] Fives Palpatine most likely strongly suggested to Fives what the chips were for in a way that other clones in the room wouldn't understand. He knew that Nala Se gave him drugs that influenced his aggression. He didn't need to use the Force; sincerity and finding the right words were enough. The only one who won't believe the Republic's official explanations is Kix, who will start his own investigation. In this investigation, he will gain answers to questions that Fives didn't know. He will learn who Palpatine and Dooku are and their influence on Kamino. Unfortunately, before he can reveal this information to the Jedi, he will be detected and captured by the Separatists during a desperate escape. He will be frozen in carbonite to be latter interrogated about whether anyone else knows about it. However, the Separatists' ship encounters the Republic fleet and is shot down, frozen Kix and wreckage of the ship, falls onto an unknown planet. Perhaps after the fall of the Empire, he is unfrozen by local pirates. He is devastated by what he learns from them. Ultimately, he accepts his past and joins the pirates, building his new life. Many people hated Fox after this arc, but I have to defend him. Fox, as the leader of the Coruscant Guard, was always taught to shoot first and ask questions later and defend the Chancellor at all costs. Fives, under the influence of the drug, was aggressive, attacked the Chancellor, and behaved strangely. This creates a certain image in Fox's eyes. When he tried to arrest Fives, he twice ordered him to surrender and advised him not to reach for the blaster. Fox didn't want to shoot, but when Fives reached for the blaster, he had to. (Many use the argument that he could use stun, indeed, it might have been a mistake not to set the weapon to stun, but he couldn't expect the situation to escalate like that, and Fives would want to fight. Also, a stun shot sometimes needs to be fired several times.)
Okay so I guess the Kaminoans are bascially victims instead of villains but still not exactly happy with them, and wow Krell was actually right or atleast right to be suspicious, it still baffles me that the Jedi just accepted the army blindly when there are so many red flags. Fives's death literally just adds another reason to hate the Jedi, poor man was trying to save them the entire time but they were the ones who refused to listen and got him killed. Would have loved to know exactly what Palpi said, just think it would have been such a sereal moment hearing his plan actually being spoken. So Kix manages to learn the truth and the whole truth but gets the Captain America treatment, the Clones just can't catch a break but at least that means one gets a happy ending. My minds not made up with Fox, he's been involved with the whole Ahsoka thing and now this which doesn't look good for him but his training and being around Palpatine would obviously have a negative impact on him which he couldn't be blamed for.
Like the Kaminoans said in Attack of the Clones, the inhibitor chips make the clones less independent than the original host, Jango Fett. Remember how he was pretty confrontational? It does seem like the clones are a little less so, in their personalities (imho, anyway)
God i love this arc so much. I think that this is the first time that I actually cried watching this show. But yeah, this vid was definitely a nice birthday present for me. Im excited for the next arc too, in my opinion, theres only one arc after this point that i think is... not the best.
Happy Birthday!! 🥳🥳 And yeah this arc was amazing!! It's still astonished at what this show's been able to do with the Clones and how it's made me get so attached to them.
Another arc focusing on the incompetence of the Jedi. It is completely incomprehensible why, when transporting Fives to Coruscant, Shak-Ti did not take him under her personal visual control throughout the entire journey. She calmly looked somewhere into the distance, it’s unclear where, while the doctor was essentially left alone with the tied Fives. Shakti simply allowed the doctor to inject a certain substance that upset the mental state of Fives, making him look like an inadequate aggressive character, all this conveniently fits with the fairy tale about how clones cannot exist without chips, as they become more aggressive and inadequate. The Jedi Council, including Yoda, calmly eats Palpatine’s dubious tales about the parasite. Not smart and not wise. No joke, this bunch of pompous, self-righteous and blind "wise mens" had to be defeated. I have no sympathy for anyone on the Jedi Council other than Obi-Wan. Yoda may also be on the right side, but he still caved in under the pressure of the “majority votes” of the Council and as the head of the Council and the Jedi Order in general, Yoda is responsible for all actions, because the final word and decision remains with him. P.s. And this is another sad arc, I really feel sorry for Fives.
Shaak Ti really bugged me here, it seems so dumb that she wasn't even watching Fives and it really speaks volumes at the state of the Jedi with everything that flies under their noises. I'm honestly starting to consider if Palpatine was right for getting rid of them, the War only highlighted what they had become and all their flaws and flaunts were still there so I'm definitely going to view order 66 in a different way.
Don’t judge Anakin too hard. Remember Palpatine is a close friend, mentor and arguably father figure to Anakin, he’s after Ahsoka left one of the last people Anakin believes he can trust. Fives is supposed to be insane, acts insane and makes insane claims. He still wanted to take fives to the temple, he really did more than you can expect from a general and Jedi that commands thousands of identical soldiers
@@watsupdoc what friends? Palpatine was his friend. Who else actually stood by him? The Jedi expelled Ahsoka, held him back wherever they could, didn’t recognise him as a master. The only people that always listened to him were padme and palps. Obi wan was a friend but he had broken anakins trust very often (example hardeen arc)
I know and you are right that he did way more than any other Jedi would have done, I was just disappointed that this actually marks the spot for when he's basically taking Palpatine's word as gospel and believes the man can do no wrong and I'm just not ready for this to all end.
@@anakin07 That doesn't mean to kill the entire Jedi. He could of just left, but chose to kill everyone because things didnt go his way. He was already breaking the jedi code by marrying Padme. The Jedi had good reason not to trust him.
@@watsupdoc yeah it’s really a hen or the egg situation isn’t it? Did he start breaking the code because of his poor treatment or did they treat him poorly because of his code breaking. We can definitely agree that what he does in episode 3 is in no way justified. I’d say it like that: he didn’t go over the edge to kill then, he was pushed…
The drug Nala Se injects Fives with is presumable a drug that causes him to become unstable and aggressive hence his behaviour afterwards. If you want to know about the fate of Kamino, you'll have to watch Star Wars: The Bad Batch which takes place after The Clone Wars.
Okay that still begs the question of why Fives was dying near the end or I guess it just seemed like he was dying and wasn't actually going to. Glad we'll get to learn the fate of Kamino and I'll be watching the Bad Batch after the Clone Wars to keep things chronological so happy I'll get my answers soon 😁
The part that still angers me Fox just shoots instead of stunning him I know he’s apart of Palpatine’s personal guard and he ordered shoot to kill but not giving a chance to hear him out is crazy and with how much Fives gave out in the end and they still don’t believe him shows how much arrogance the Jedi have.
I know!! Those blasters literally have the option to stun and they really think Fives is too much of a threat for stuns to work, makes me think Palpatine activated the chips in his personal guard so they'd do stuff like this and not be attached to their brothers.
I'd assume so cause it would seem weird that they believe him to be a Jedi yet are scared and don't report it to the council so they must assume that he's something else that can and will harm them.
Let me know what you guys thought of these episodes!
Your mother’s a droid. LOL
Rules of the Prequels:
1. Don't be "friends" with Palpatine.
2. Don't be enemies with Palpatine.
3. Do not interact wil Palpatine
3. DO NOT TRUST DARTH SIDIOUS!
As revealed in a comic:
Unfortunately, the aftermath of this, Kix actually did some investigating in correlation with what fives told him... However, near the very end of the war, Dooku had Kix hunted down and frozen in a Cryo-cycle stasis pod and forgotten about. Kix remained frozen in time for 50 years! So when he eventually woke up, having missed the end of the war, the rise and fall of the Empire and death of Palpatine... Kix was far too late to warn anybody about Palpatine's grand plan.
Could this get any more tragic?! The only person to believe him gets the Captain America treatment and misses his chance to save countless lives.
As each arc progresses, Ben's own list of characters he wants to suffer grows, lol.
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The subtle detail of the Baby Clone chambers being different from the films, since the original room was damaged during the attack on Kamino.
When Fives is sneaking around Kamino, there's a little cameo of the Bounty Hunters that instructed the Cadets in the background.
Oh yeah, big brain guy!
I don’t think that Shakti was going to have his mind wiped. She might have thought she was bringing him to the Council but that kamanoian did whatever she wanted without telling Shakti.
To prevent the Kaminonian from injecting Fives with dubious injections, the Shakti should have kept a closer eye on Fives and the doctor, rather than staring with the pilots at the panoramic views. Very unprofessional and thoughtless. This is not what you want to see from a Jedi Master sitting on the Council.
I guess you might be right, the whole mind wipe thing was revealed without her present so it could have been the Kaminoans but she could have been a whole lot more attentive.
These three arcs are so important, so well done, and so heartbreaking all in their own rights.
This episode adds just another layer to the anger Anakin felt when he learned the truth of Palpatine later on...
Palpatine: "Are you going to kill me?"
Anakin: "I would certainly like to."
He knew Fives was right.
OOOHHH YEAH!!!!
The last appearance of Fox as well.
Shortly after the rise of the Empire, Fox mistook Vader for another Jedi and had the Troopers open fire on him. Once he realized his mistake, Fox couldn't even finish his apology before Vader snapped his neck.
Considering Fox's involvement in the Ahsoka arc and Fives arc, Vader probably enjoyed doing it.
Fitting ending for him honestly, without the chip active he managed to help take Ahsoka and Fives away from Anakin so he should have expected as much.
And so the last Domino had fallen. Such a tragic tale of a squad of clones who began their journey by hating each other and failing their tests to eventually working together and forming their own bonds with eachother, especially Fives and Echo. The fact that a single clone almost ruined Palpatines master plan in a few days is so ironic since Palpatine probably regarded the clones as not even a threat but simple pawns in his grand game. So the fact that Fives is the person who cam the closest to stopping Palpatine, not even the Jedi or other forces is iconic and feels my heart with so much pride. The Domino Squad forever! You are all heroes!
And I feel so sad for Rex, him and Fives grew incredibly close through the course of these seasons. I mean he was the one to recruit him and Echo to the 501st to begin with. And to have Fives die in his arms is heartbreaking. And he truly wanted to believe Fives and help but he could do nothing but stand around and watch.
Also to answer your question about what happens to the Kaminoans and the Clones after the war. It is all explained in the Bad Batch series. It is basically the sequel to the Clone Wars show. It basically picks off right where the show left off timeline wise and explains the fate of the clones and focuses on the Republic's transition to Empire. The transision obviously didn't happen over night and it's a long process to reorganize an entire galactic governement and it's army. So the show takes place in the first few years after order 66 where the empire is in it's infancy through the perspective of the clones. And since you've said how much you have grown to like the clones I thing you will enjoy the show a lot. And the third and final season comes out in a few months so it's really exciting.
I also have a question. Do you plan to watch the Bad Batch after this show or watch Rebels first ? Chronologically it would make sense to watch the Bad Batch of course as Rebels takes place 15 years after the Clones Wars, so a few years before A New Hope. But i'm sure a lot of people are going to recommend watching Rebels first since the Bad Batch has a few cameos from Rebels when the characters were younger. Although the cameos are not particularly big or that impactful to the story so if you truly want to continue this journey chronologically than I think it's fine to go with the Bad Batch first. But it's you call, either way i'm excited for what's next!
It's quite shocking that a Clone came so close, it would have been perfect if he pulled it off and would have been the perfect irony for Palpi but of course that man has to be too brilliant and capable.
Glad to here all the Empire stuff will get explained in the show, planning on sticking with the chronological order, after Clone Wars I've got the last two episodes of Tales of the Jedi and then Bad Batch and I do like the idea of following the timeline cause even though I don't want to leave this era of Star Wars, I definitely want to experience the Empire from its beginning to its end.
You know Palpatine told him the truth and all he wanted to do was protect his brothers and the Jedi. The last Domino has fallen.
I literally only just realised that the name 'Domino' meant they were all gonna fall in the end 😭 The fact Fives died in fear and desperation to try and save the people he cared for only makes his death that much worse!!
@@benspiller And THAT is the reason this series needed to be made, because without context of the Jedi and the Clones lives together, you don't feel the devastating pain that goes into Order 66.
Palpatine being so good at being bad is infuriating, lol. The man is a genius manipulator and the Jedi are idiots, drowning in their own arrogance... great reaction!
Couldn't have put it better, the man is a genius and it hurts that he's so good at what he does.
The instrument AZI pointed at Fives' eyes was a tool to temporarily knock him out without using drugs, so Fives would only be out for a short while. Nala Se used the same thing to make Fives too tipsy to stop her from drugging him.
Ah okay so it only seemed like he was dying at the end but he wouldn't have actually died, so if he had just waited for the effects to wear off he could have had a better chance of telling people, the more I'm learning about this arc just makes it more tragic!!
I don’t know if it is confirmed. But it is definitely implied that Fox and the rest of the coruscant guard already have their chips activated, so they do everything Palpatine tells them to do without questioning it. Like rushing and shooting their brother on sight.
That's exactly what I was thinking, would make so much sense if Palpi activated them cause who knows what kind of shifty things he would need them to do and Fox killed Fives like he was any other target and not one of his brothers which doesn't seem like typical Clone behaviour at all.
Yup, that was the same medical facility that Anakin was brought to and rebuilt into Vader.
The exterior shots were even placed the same as when it was shown in Episode III.
Love that detail and I also find it quite interesting that this one room now had two pretty dark events take place in it.
This is definitely the beginning of the end, and also the start of the Lost Missions season (where the show was cancelled with Netflix picking it up to air the finished episodes which is why it's shorter than previous seasons), note that there was a six years gap between this season and the next (last) season so expect an animation upgrade. Up until this point we didn't know why the clones betrayed the Jedi, so this was very shocking and important going into the last few months of the war.
This is also the last time we see Kix with his signature haircut, if you pay attention next time you see him he's got the standard clone cut and its suspected that he had removed his chip by that point. Which resulted in a really sad ending for him, stranded alone in the sequels time period (wish they'd done more with him).
There's a bit of debate over how much the Kaminoans know about the chips and Palps. But I highly recommend the Bad Batch after finishing the Clone Wars as it deals with the immediate aftermath of Order 66, Kamino, and the rise of the Empire (though there is still one season to be released). Rebels is years into the Empire's time, and while it's good I'd recommend watching in chronological order.
I can imagine what kind of shock this would bring but also that it might bring some relief knowing the Clones had no choice but to turn and they were probably experiencing a horrible fate too while Order 66 was happening, having to watch as they killed their friends with not even being able to control their own bodies.
Been told about how Kix basically got the Captain America treatment so happy that at least one Clone didn't have to go through Order 66 and has a pretty open-ended future.
I will be watching Bad Batch after clone wars, really like the idea of sticking with the chronological order cause I'll just get to experience the Empire from start to finish.
The beauty of this arc is that we all know how it’s gonna end yet we all prey that fives somehow manages to reveal the truth. We know he can’t win here but we really hope he does and we feel terrible when he dies
I know 😭😭 The whole time I wanted him to tell at least someone and the creators just made it so painful cause for the briefest moment you forget he can't.
Despite how the incident ended, Shaak Ti was uncomfortable about returning to Kamino and refused to go back. Thus, she stayed on Coruscant and another Jedi was assigned to Kamino in her place.
Besides a few missions, Shaak Ti spent the remainder of the year in her quarters, meditating... until the night a familiar face walked in, and stabbed her in the back. Meanwhile, the Jedi sent to Kamino was killed immediately upon Order 66.
Oh wow that makes it all even sadder…
Again making this whole thing more tragic 😭 So Shaak Ti was actually affected by all this and decided to make a change, it sent her on a new path which could have made her better but then (Having now seen Yoda's vision) gets killed by a bright blue Lightsaber.
@@benspiller Since you're watching that arc then, do note the arc after jumps ahead to halfway through the third year now.
Fives and AZI checking the Jango Fett genotype is jarring for the simple fact it's the only image of Jango in the show's artstyle.
When the Jedi are in Palpatine's office after Fives' death, Anakin is of course the only one shown to be bothered about it.
The Jedi have portrayed themselves too much in a negative light for Anakin to believe Palpatine's the wrong one.
At this point is Palpi the wrong one? I'm actually starting to question if he's in the right for getting rid of the Jedi, the War only highlighted their faults but they were still there before.
On this arc, basically, Palpatine presented the Revenge of the Sith script to Fives, so Fives knew the truth, but damn, Sidious wins again like a dream.
Nala Se is not evil. She follows orders. Sifo Dyas was the one who commissioned the clone production, and Dooku, being his friend, knew everything and had access to everything. It's worth noting that Nala Se doesn't address him as Count Dooku but as Lord Tyranus. No one knows about the existence of Darth Tyranus, and especially no one knows that it's Dooku.
After Sifo's death, Dooku had access to everything. No one knew about the existence of this planet, so Dooku could have a significant influence there. As Tyranus, he could have completely subjugated Kamino over the years, for example, by influencing a change in power to a more favorable one that doesn't ask many questions and blindly executes orders. And here comes Prime Minister Lama Su and Nala Se.
We can once again say that the Jedi are fools. I don't believe what I'm about to say, but this time, Krell gets a plus. He is one of the few who didn't trust the clones. This army appeared out of nowhere, based on the DNA of a bounty hunter who fought on the Separatists' side, a Jedi who is already dead stood behind it, and no one talked about it.
This is suspicious and raises only more questions. This alone should prompt the Jedi to start an investigation. Unfortunately, the Jedi sent Shak Ti only with instructions to defend the planet and not to seek answers.
Now the Jedi have repeated their mistake from the previous arc. They didn't listen to Ahsoka or Barriss, and now they didn't listen to Fives. What is this situation? It's an error that triggered a very dangerous chain reaction that could be dangerous for Palpatine. It was enough just to trust and help the clone who had crucial information and needed help because they literally wanted to kill him. This is dictated by the Jedi Code - help and protect others. The Jedi didn't do that, they sat in the Temple and even sabotaged Fives by disinformation, and thus, one of the last opportunities to stop Palpatine was wasted.
Fives died for nothing.
[*] Fives
Palpatine most likely strongly suggested to Fives what the chips were for in a way that other clones in the room wouldn't understand. He knew that Nala Se gave him drugs that influenced his aggression. He didn't need to use the Force; sincerity and finding the right words were enough.
The only one who won't believe the Republic's official explanations is Kix, who will start his own investigation. In this investigation, he will gain answers to questions that Fives didn't know. He will learn who Palpatine and Dooku are and their influence on Kamino. Unfortunately, before he can reveal this information to the Jedi, he will be detected and captured by the Separatists during a desperate escape. He will be frozen in carbonite to be latter interrogated about whether anyone else knows about it. However, the Separatists' ship encounters the Republic fleet and is shot down, frozen Kix and wreckage of the ship, falls onto an unknown planet. Perhaps after the fall of the Empire, he is unfrozen by local pirates. He is devastated by what he learns from them. Ultimately, he accepts his past and joins the pirates, building his new life.
Many people hated Fox after this arc, but I have to defend him. Fox, as the leader of the Coruscant Guard, was always taught to shoot first and ask questions later and defend the Chancellor at all costs.
Fives, under the influence of the drug, was aggressive, attacked the Chancellor, and behaved strangely. This creates a certain image in Fox's eyes.
When he tried to arrest Fives, he twice ordered him to surrender and advised him not to reach for the blaster. Fox didn't want to shoot, but when Fives reached for the blaster, he had to.
(Many use the argument that he could use stun, indeed, it might have been a mistake not to set the weapon to stun, but he couldn't expect the situation to escalate like that, and Fives would want to fight. Also, a stun shot sometimes needs to be fired several times.)
Okay so I guess the Kaminoans are bascially victims instead of villains but still not exactly happy with them, and wow Krell was actually right or atleast right to be suspicious, it still baffles me that the Jedi just accepted the army blindly when there are so many red flags.
Fives's death literally just adds another reason to hate the Jedi, poor man was trying to save them the entire time but they were the ones who refused to listen and got him killed.
Would have loved to know exactly what Palpi said, just think it would have been such a sereal moment hearing his plan actually being spoken.
So Kix manages to learn the truth and the whole truth but gets the Captain America treatment, the Clones just can't catch a break but at least that means one gets a happy ending.
My minds not made up with Fox, he's been involved with the whole Ahsoka thing and now this which doesn't look good for him but his training and being around Palpatine would obviously have a negative impact on him which he couldn't be blamed for.
Like the Kaminoans said in Attack of the Clones, the inhibitor chips make the clones less independent than the original host, Jango Fett. Remember how he was pretty confrontational? It does seem like the clones are a little less so, in their personalities (imho, anyway)
Two arcs in a row of Anakin having to go after a friend framed for trying to kill everyone.
The more I watch this show, the more I understand and side with Anakin when everything happens.
Palpatine: "The time has come... execute Order 66."
Cody: * freezes as the chip activates and stares up at Obi-Wan *
"BLAST HIM."
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34:20 Just hold onto this thought.
I need at least one happy ending for a clone after all this!!
God i love this arc so much. I think that this is the first time that I actually cried watching this show.
But yeah, this vid was definitely a nice birthday present for me. Im excited for the next arc too, in my opinion, theres only one arc after this point that i think is... not the best.
Happy Birthday!! 🥳🥳
And yeah this arc was amazing!! It's still astonished at what this show's been able to do with the Clones and how it's made me get so attached to them.
Another arc focusing on the incompetence of the Jedi. It is completely incomprehensible why, when transporting Fives to Coruscant, Shak-Ti did not take him under her personal visual control throughout the entire journey. She calmly looked somewhere into the distance, it’s unclear where, while the doctor was essentially left alone with the tied Fives. Shakti simply allowed the doctor to inject a certain substance that upset the mental state of Fives, making him look like an inadequate aggressive character, all this conveniently fits with the fairy tale about how clones cannot exist without chips, as they become more aggressive and inadequate.
The Jedi Council, including Yoda, calmly eats Palpatine’s dubious tales about the parasite. Not smart and not wise. No joke, this bunch of pompous, self-righteous and blind "wise mens" had to be defeated. I have no sympathy for anyone on the Jedi Council other than Obi-Wan. Yoda may also be on the right side, but he still caved in under the pressure of the “majority votes” of the Council and as the head of the Council and the Jedi Order in general, Yoda is responsible for all actions, because the final word and decision remains with him.
P.s. And this is another sad arc, I really feel sorry for Fives.
Shaak Ti really bugged me here, it seems so dumb that she wasn't even watching Fives and it really speaks volumes at the state of the Jedi with everything that flies under their noises.
I'm honestly starting to consider if Palpatine was right for getting rid of them, the War only highlighted what they had become and all their flaws and flaunts were still there so I'm definitely going to view order 66 in a different way.
Don’t judge Anakin too hard. Remember Palpatine is a close friend, mentor and arguably father figure to Anakin, he’s after Ahsoka left one of the last people Anakin believes he can trust. Fives is supposed to be insane, acts insane and makes insane claims. He still wanted to take fives to the temple, he really did more than you can expect from a general and Jedi that commands thousands of identical soldiers
Actually you can judge Anakin. He has been puppetting and killing for Sidious for ages. He is trash person to betray his friends for Palpatine.
@@watsupdoc what friends? Palpatine was his friend. Who else actually stood by him? The Jedi expelled Ahsoka, held him back wherever they could, didn’t recognise him as a master. The only people that always listened to him were padme and palps. Obi wan was a friend but he had broken anakins trust very often (example hardeen arc)
I know and you are right that he did way more than any other Jedi would have done, I was just disappointed that this actually marks the spot for when he's basically taking Palpatine's word as gospel and believes the man can do no wrong and I'm just not ready for this to all end.
@@anakin07 That doesn't mean to kill the entire Jedi. He could of just left, but chose to kill everyone because things didnt go his way. He was already breaking the jedi code by marrying Padme. The Jedi had good reason not to trust him.
@@watsupdoc yeah it’s really a hen or the egg situation isn’t it? Did he start breaking the code because of his poor treatment or did they treat him poorly because of his code breaking. We can definitely agree that what he does in episode 3 is in no way justified. I’d say it like that: he didn’t go over the edge to kill then, he was pushed…
The drug Nala Se injects Fives with is presumable a drug that causes him to become unstable and aggressive hence his behaviour afterwards.
If you want to know about the fate of Kamino, you'll have to watch Star Wars: The Bad Batch which takes place after The Clone Wars.
Okay that still begs the question of why Fives was dying near the end or I guess it just seemed like he was dying and wasn't actually going to.
Glad we'll get to learn the fate of Kamino and I'll be watching the Bad Batch after the Clone Wars to keep things chronological so happy I'll get my answers soon 😁
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The emperor will pay for what he done
The part that still angers me Fox just shoots instead of stunning him I know he’s apart of Palpatine’s personal guard and he ordered shoot to kill but not giving a chance to hear him out is crazy and with how much Fives gave out in the end and they still don’t believe him shows how much arrogance the Jedi have.
I know!! Those blasters literally have the option to stun and they really think Fives is too much of a threat for stuns to work, makes me think Palpatine activated the chips in his personal guard so they'd do stuff like this and not be attached to their brothers.
Everything Dave Filoni does has a purpose, you only have to wait for it.
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That Kaminoan is calling Dooku "Lord Tyranus", his sith name, Im pretty sure shes scared but knows who he really is.
I'd assume so cause it would seem weird that they believe him to be a Jedi yet are scared and don't report it to the council so they must assume that he's something else that can and will harm them.