I've been making jokes about his name ever since i first saw it. It sounds like something Jar-Jar would say when droideka roll up. "Oh no-sa!!! Itsa da droideka!! DAYSA GUNNA KILL ME!!! IMA GUN DI!!!!"
Ima-Gun Di went out like a real hero, I remember the scene where he was pushing forward and his clone commander behind him saying that he's still with him. Both characters went out with a real heroic end.
Funnily enough Imma-Gun Di, Captain Keeli, and Admiral Dao are some of my favorite character designs from Clone Wars and all 3 died in the same episode. And I love the armour design of the 303rd (Fan name for Di's Battalion).
Some like Adi-Gallia or Tiplee might have survived Order 66, since she lost her sister to a clone she might have been warier than most and Adi-Gallia was a member of the council, while several did die there would be a chance she was on a solo mission when it happened. Given how Tiplar acted with Tup she would have died in Order 66, Halsey & Knox probably would have died since Halsey was all heroic and Knox reckless, as for Ima-Gun Di, he would have too much faith in the clones and killed with ease.
Sadly her sister didn't even survive, since Tiplee was killed by count dooku before the end of the war. Edit: and then I see that Tiplee was mentioned later in the video. I really should finish vidoes before I comment
RIP Bolla Ropal who died protecting the force sensitive children. He would have rather been tortured and die than unlock the Holocrone for Bane. Even the battle droid was sad when he died.
1:47-1:52: Huh, I didn't know Savage knew the Force Push at this time. I always thought he just slashed Knox with his weapon with enough force to send him flying away. Also, you could totally make this a new series, since you only mentioned 6 Jedi here and there were a lot more killed during the Clone Wars before Order 66: Battle of Hypori: we lost Master Barrek, his legendary Padawan Sha'a Gi, and Tarr Seirr. Battle of Jabiim: Now that was a blood bath, losing Jedis Sirrus, Norcuna, Leska, Rallcema Bylissura, Sana-Jis Ilowa, Dalnus Cam, and the Padawan Pack(Tae Diath, Elora Sund, Windo Nend, Zule Xiss, Mak Lotor, Kass Tod, Vaabesh, and Aubrie Wyn). Nadar Veb got killed at Grevious Lair. Finn Ertay and that unknown Nikto Jedi got taken out by Maul and Savage just before they got Adi Gallia. Battle of Boz Pity: Soon Bayts was yet another victim of Grevious. Even some Jedi who died during battles just a little bit before Order 66 took place on those battles, like at the Battle of Mygeeto when the Jedi Rivi-Anu died by getting crushed by a Ventor that fell on her, but not before she used all her remaining strength with to use the Force one handed to slow the Ventor down just enough to give everyone else time to get out of the way.
A lot of Jedi really died on the CWMMP... up to the point that some fans actually complained that some of them didn't deserve to not survive for at least several comics issues. *laughs* Master Bayts. Why? Just why, guys who let that joke slide?
@@michaelandreipalon359 Yeah, many of them died in the story they were introduced in. So basically they were created just to die. But to be fair, TCW also did that, just look at Nadara, Hasley, Knox, Ima-Gun Di, and Tiplar. Also to be fair, a war story is probably the only kind of story where writers can get away with that a lot, making characters just to die.
@@zexalbrony4799 its a good way to show how brutal the wars acctualy was. all star wars fans know how skilled a jedi can be on the battle field, but even the strongest warrior will be defeated if the ods is to stacked aigesnt them.
Not gonna lie, I always imagined that he just punched the kid hard enough to kill him. Doesn't surprise me though because it seems like force push is one of the easier moves to learn.
Some people will comment about the topic without really watching the video, anyways I'm here as soon as I got the notification because it's star wars, much respect man👍
Given how the Jedi typically only accepted very young children to prevent close attachments with their parents, what did they do with force-sensitive siblings? This video had me wondering with Tiplee and Tiplar, which I hadn't thought about before. Was that related to their species, like Ki Adi Mundi's exceptions, or were siblings regularly accepted into the Order in general?
The logical thing would be to raise and train them separately... which in fact could be used to justify that Luke and Leia were separated at birth. In her case, it was also established that they shared a bond through their connection to the Force, which implies that this was the reason why Luke jumped to her rescue (although there is another interpretation, thanks to a couple of scenes deleted in later cuts). ...with good reason but that's another topic). I imagine it's common for siblings to have a Force connection which could be a disadvantage in a stress situation but also useful for coordinating attacks.
Many Jedi died right at the start of the war in the arena on Geonosis. General Grievous has the highest number of Jedi kills in the war, it is possible thousands of Jedi died in the Clone Wars before the remaining depleted and much smaller Jedi were wiped out in order 66 being weakened and stretched thin with many of their most skillet warriors being dead.
I think Adi-Galia deserved better, I remember her from PS1 "Jesi Powerbattles", the one that died on Ryloth could have liced longer til the planet battle's end at least.
I think it be cool to see more of these Jedi in the clone wars even before their deaths in the series before order 66 like tales of the Jedi episodes especially be cool to see clone wars series adaptation of the Darth maul and dooku team up.
Adi Galia was much more interesting in the EU. Training a contemporary of Obi-Wan's. Which makes her death ever more infuriating, as Obi-Wan really doesn't react like he should in TCW.
You should've used 'Hey, Man, Nice Shot' by Filter as background music. I wish I would've met you Now it's a little late What you could've taught me I could've saved some face They think that your early ending Was all wrong For the most part, they're right But look how they all got strong Now that the smoke's gone And the air is all clear Those who were right there Got a new kind of fear You'd fight and you were right But they were just too strong They'd stick it in your face And let you smell what they consider wrong That's why I say, "Hey, man, nice shot Good shot, man"
Sad, yes, but necessary so to bring forth a better, cleaner future, also yes. *Move. On.* Say, any plans to make vids about the multiple Jedi deaths in the CWMMP? Edit: Still not a fan of Adi Gallia's changed death though. She'll always be deemed as K.I.A. by the hands of General Grievous in the Battle of Boz Pity.
Should have left Pong Krell in. He had foresight to see the clones held no loyalty towards the jedi and that they would turn on them. One of my favorites.
Did Imu Gum scream "THIS is the Republic!" Or just cock his saber back an yell a fierce defiant last roar as the blasters cut him down like bunch of Archers did the 300 too... Cuz that'd been pretty cool an parodicly funny
Ima-Gun Di and his men were seriously screwed. Not only because of his pun on his name, but the clones wore red armor. If I've learned anything from another sci-fi franchise, it's never wear red on an alien planet.
I think it was better for them to die on the battlefield honorably, (especially Master Ima-Gun Di) than be gunned down during the Great Jedi Purge/Order 66
9:46 I mean, technically you're not lying. The clones revolted against him because he was a four-armed madman but he never managed to become a true Sith so he was a fallen Jedi. And he was shot while he was in custody which counts as a war crime.
An honorable death is a Jedi’s best bet during those three grueling years, but only if they fight and die like one should, as the Clone Wars changed a lot of Jedi, causing them to become something that contradicted what they *swore* to become. In the face of an orchestrated conflict that a Sith Lord caused and controls on both sides, one that was meant to not only inevitably eradicate the Jedi but also sully their name as much as possible by the end of it all, dying a Jedi’s death is very important, because no matter what Emperor Palpatine or imperial propaganda says, the memory or memories witnesses have of that guardian knight giving you calming empathetic assurance that everything is going to be ok, slashing away deadly trampling droids with graceful swiftness and courage while wielding a sword of light of green or blue, seeing that ‘friend’ selflessly die for complete strangers just so they could see another sunrise - especially yourself, your friends and family… Those strong, impactful memories will always be there. You’ll know the truth, because the Jedi proved it fighting and dying with everything they got.
gallia should not have died. i think she could've recovered from the horn stab with any force intervention or treatment- her cousin was a damned healer even piell went out too soon just after being rescued too also? honestly, bolla ropal and ord enisence. not technically battlefield casualties, but they were murdered in war related schemes protecting important secrets.
Their deaths confirmed how powerful the Battle Droids actually are. And this is one of the reasons why I am not a fan of Obi-Wan because he is droid murderer who likes to kill them in his free time just for fun. So uncivilized.
With a name like Ima-Gun Di, it's a shocker people are surprised he bit the dust
Facts
I've been making jokes about his name ever since i first saw it. It sounds like something Jar-Jar would say when droideka roll up. "Oh no-sa!!! Itsa da droideka!! DAYSA GUNNA KILL ME!!! IMA GUN DI!!!!"
For real bro his parents did him dirty with that name
@@Im-Not-a-Dog i read all of that in a jarjar voive
Ima-Gun Di=I'm Gonna Die...lol
Don’t forget about the Padawan Pack. They were all teenagers and a pair of them were in love and died alongside each other in the Battle of Jabiim
Not part of TCW 2008 as the video title shows, though.
R.I.P.
The group Alpha-17 wanted nothing to do with
That was in a fanfic.
Fanfic?
Ima-Gun Di went out like a real hero, I remember the scene where he was pushing forward and his clone commander behind him saying that he's still with him. Both characters went out with a real heroic end.
Like Jar Jar said: "They're always with the good in the heart they gone too soon"
Darth Jar Jar the wise said many valuable things
Jedi Master Di’s name told you exactly what was gonna happen to him
May they never be forgotten.
Funnily enough Imma-Gun Di, Captain Keeli, and Admiral Dao are some of my favorite character designs from Clone Wars and all 3 died in the same episode. And I love the armour design of the 303rd (Fan name for Di's Battalion).
That is a scam don't click it.
Yh their official name is just keeli company
I think the greatest death was the jedi who fought on Ryloth. He had one of the greatest last stands in Star Wars.
Ima-gun Di. That was a heart wrenching episode.
@@Ben-Ken Yee. Guy's name was ironic, but his death is iconic. (rhyme intended.)
It was a mirror if Thermopylae.
Some like Adi-Gallia or Tiplee might have survived Order 66, since she lost her sister to a clone she might have been warier than most and Adi-Gallia was a member of the council, while several did die there would be a chance she was on a solo mission when it happened. Given how Tiplar acted with Tup she would have died in Order 66, Halsey & Knox probably would have died since Halsey was all heroic and Knox reckless, as for Ima-Gun Di, he would have too much faith in the clones and killed with ease.
Sadly her sister didn't even survive, since Tiplee was killed by count dooku before the end of the war.
Edit: and then I see that Tiplee was mentioned later in the video. I really should finish vidoes before I comment
Master Di's name was the ultimate foreshadowing, but what a legendary last stand by him and Captain Keeli!
RIP Bolla Ropal who died protecting the force sensitive children. He would have rather been tortured and die than unlock the Holocrone for Bane. Even the battle droid was sad when he died.
1:47-1:52: Huh, I didn't know Savage knew the Force Push at this time. I always thought he just slashed Knox with his weapon with enough force to send him flying away.
Also, you could totally make this a new series, since you only mentioned 6 Jedi here and there were a lot more killed during the Clone Wars before Order 66:
Battle of Hypori: we lost Master Barrek, his legendary Padawan Sha'a Gi, and Tarr Seirr.
Battle of Jabiim: Now that was a blood bath, losing Jedis Sirrus, Norcuna, Leska, Rallcema Bylissura, Sana-Jis Ilowa, Dalnus Cam, and the Padawan Pack(Tae Diath, Elora Sund, Windo Nend, Zule Xiss, Mak Lotor, Kass Tod, Vaabesh, and Aubrie Wyn).
Nadar Veb got killed at Grevious Lair.
Finn Ertay and that unknown Nikto Jedi got taken out by Maul and Savage just before they got Adi Gallia.
Battle of Boz Pity: Soon Bayts was yet another victim of Grevious.
Even some Jedi who died during battles just a little bit before Order 66 took place on those battles, like at the Battle of Mygeeto when the Jedi Rivi-Anu died by getting crushed by a Ventor that fell on her, but not before she used all her remaining strength with to use the Force one handed to slow the Ventor down just enough to give everyone else time to get out of the way.
A lot of Jedi really died on the CWMMP... up to the point that some fans actually complained that some of them didn't deserve to not survive for at least several comics issues.
*laughs* Master Bayts. Why? Just why, guys who let that joke slide?
@@michaelandreipalon359 Yeah, many of them died in the story they were introduced in. So basically they were created just to die. But to be fair, TCW also did that, just look at Nadara, Hasley, Knox, Ima-Gun Di, and Tiplar. Also to be fair, a war story is probably the only kind of story where writers can get away with that a lot, making characters just to die.
@@zexalbrony4799 its a good way to show how brutal the wars acctualy was. all star wars fans know how skilled a jedi can be on the battle field, but even the strongest warrior will be defeated if the ods is to stacked aigesnt them.
Not gonna lie, I always imagined that he just punched the kid hard enough to kill him. Doesn't surprise me though because it seems like force push is one of the easier moves to learn.
It's War. It's always too early...
And too soon.
Too true.
Video Idea: Amazing Jedi that were used poorly
A'Sharad Hett, for one example probably.
Sha’a Gi
Some people will comment about the topic without really watching the video, anyways I'm here as soon as I got the notification because it's star wars, much respect man👍
DI's death was pretty cool, he fought for others like a true Jedi like Kenobi and Anakin he actually cared about civilians and Clones,
Given how the Jedi typically only accepted very young children to prevent close attachments with their parents, what did they do with force-sensitive siblings? This video had me wondering with Tiplee and Tiplar, which I hadn't thought about before. Was that related to their species, like Ki Adi Mundi's exceptions, or were siblings regularly accepted into the Order in general?
The logical thing would be to raise and train them separately... which in fact could be used to justify that Luke and Leia were separated at birth. In her case, it was also established that they shared a bond through their connection to the Force, which implies that this was the reason why Luke jumped to her rescue (although there is another interpretation, thanks to a couple of scenes deleted in later cuts). ...with good reason but that's another topic).
I imagine it's common for siblings to have a Force connection which could be a disadvantage in a stress situation but also useful for coordinating attacks.
I do like how none of the deaths listed in this video were caused by General Grievous. I think that deserves its own video.
All the deaths were sad but honorable they will be remembered and never forgotten
Many Jedi died right at the start of the war in the arena on Geonosis. General Grievous has the highest number of Jedi kills in the war, it is possible thousands of Jedi died in the Clone Wars before the remaining depleted and much smaller Jedi were wiped out in order 66 being weakened and stretched thin with many of their most skillet warriors being dead.
Loved this vid!
Video idea: Top 10 Imperial Officers Who Got What Was Coming To Them.
Amise Griff, for one.
Tarkin
I still have PTSD with that Ryloth episode, but with a name such as Ima Gun Di, what do you think what was going to happen to him?🤣🤣
Wow Savage Oppress killed way more jedi then Asajj Ventress did in the show.
rip fives
I think Adi-Galia deserved better, I remember her from PS1 "Jesi Powerbattles", the one that died on Ryloth could have liced longer til the planet battle's end at least.
I actually like her character in TCW too unlike some of the other Jedi. I was lowkey shocked when she died to Savage.
@@nickarooroo6397 I guess they didn't know what else to do with her.
Say what you like about Master Di and the Twilek Situation, but they really came into their own with second album, Juyo Wonderland.
Every scene with Maul and Savage is memorable
I think it be cool to see more of these Jedi in the clone wars even before their deaths in the series before order 66 like tales of the Jedi episodes especially be cool to see clone wars series adaptation of the Darth maul and dooku team up.
Adi-Galia rest in peace she was good in jedi starfighter and this show. However, the jedi tiplar/tiplee and Ryloth Master Di get honorable mentions.
I wonder if Maul and Dooku felt any kinship knowing they both had the same master at different times.
What about the droid attack on the Wookiees?
fives uncovered the inhibitor chip conspiracy just to be shot by a kiss ### clone named fox
Vader killed fox, it makes me wonder if Vader holds a grudge
besides tiplee, the others in a weird way were blessed to die alongside the clones as brothers in arms rather then to be betrayed by them
7:27 Master D😏
1:03 watching the order 66 arc in CW be like
Thanks for the upload. :D
Had the pirates not interfered with the duel I do think that Maul and Savage would have killed Kenobi
Of course they named him "Im Gunna Die"
11:05 "Master Window, I must say you're earlier than expected. I take it General Grievous is dead?" --The Senate
Son of Dathomir is one of my favorite mini series.
Adi Galia was much more interesting in the EU. Training a contemporary of Obi-Wan's. Which makes her death ever more infuriating, as Obi-Wan really doesn't react like he should in TCW.
FOR THE TWILEKS! FOR THE REPUBLIC!
You should've used 'Hey, Man, Nice Shot' by Filter as background music.
I wish I would've met you
Now it's a little late
What you could've taught me
I could've saved some face
They think that your early ending
Was all wrong
For the most part, they're right
But look how they all got strong
Now that the smoke's gone
And the air is all clear
Those who were right there
Got a new kind of fear
You'd fight and you were right
But they were just too strong
They'd stick it in your face
And let you smell what they consider wrong
That's why I say, "Hey, man, nice shot
Good shot, man"
Ima-gun-di: For the Republic! For the Twileks!
Always remember & honor the fallen...
The Senate outlived the Clone Wars and the Republic.
Sad, yes, but necessary so to bring forth a better, cleaner future, also yes. *Move. On.*
Say, any plans to make vids about the multiple Jedi deaths in the CWMMP?
Edit: Still not a fan of Adi Gallia's changed death though. She'll always be deemed as K.I.A. by the hands of General Grievous in the Battle of Boz Pity.
At least the Jedi died fighting for the Republic than live to be betrayed by the Clone Troopers.
The first time I read the name "Ima-Gun Di" I made it sound like "I'mma Gon' Die" and, uhh... Well...
Should have left Pong Krell in. He had foresight to see the clones held no loyalty towards the jedi and that they would turn on them. One of my favorites.
5:58 This could be taken out of context.
Wow
How do you survive a Knife fight with a wookie?
Drop a planet on them.
What about master Peele at the citadel?
Did Imu Gum scream "THIS is the Republic!" Or just cock his saber back an yell a fierce defiant last roar as the blasters cut him down like bunch of Archers did the 300 too... Cuz that'd been pretty cool an parodicly funny
how about shaak ti? He died during before and after the order 66
I want to know why Clone Commander Doom wasn’t with Tiplee in the comic 😢
I think it a lot more honorable to die at the hands of the enemy. Then to die at the hands of a betrayer.
Ima-Gun Di and his men were seriously screwed. Not only because of his pun on his name, but the clones wore red armor. If I've learned anything from another sci-fi franchise, it's never wear red on an alien planet.
I remember I didn't like Sindula because it felt like he was ungrateful though I can see why he was
I think it was better for them to die on the battlefield honorably, (especially Master Ima-Gun Di) than be gunned down during the Great Jedi Purge/Order 66
What about even peel
Can we get a video on the Jedi who fell in the Geinosis arena?
Do you mean Colman Trebor?
I was probably wrong on the spelling but his name was something like that
@@Suckit626 Colman is the most famous Jedi to fall on that day. I wish we could get a video on the less known
@@travisgould6802 oh I thought you meant him because there's a shot of him falling off something if I remember correctly but now I get it
I watched all the clone wars except the Fives arc.
9:46 I mean, technically you're not lying. The clones revolted against him because he was a four-armed madman but he never managed to become a true Sith so he was a fallen Jedi. And he was shot while he was in custody which counts as a war crime.
Darth Sidious disagrees. He thinks they should have died sooner.
How many Jedi was left handed
Ima-Gun-Di was a honorable Jedi I'm glad you didn't do Pong Krell to be honest the guy was a prick
An honorable death is a Jedi’s best bet during those three grueling years, but only if they fight and die like one should, as the Clone Wars changed a lot of Jedi, causing them to become something that contradicted what they *swore* to become. In the face of an orchestrated conflict that a Sith Lord caused and controls on both sides, one that was meant to not only inevitably eradicate the Jedi but also sully their name as much as possible by the end of it all, dying a Jedi’s death is very important, because no matter what Emperor Palpatine or imperial propaganda says, the memory or memories witnesses have of that guardian knight giving you calming empathetic assurance that everything is going to be ok, slashing away deadly trampling droids with graceful swiftness and courage while wielding a sword of light of green or blue, seeing that ‘friend’ selflessly die for complete strangers just so they could see another sunrise - especially yourself, your friends and family… Those strong, impactful memories will always be there. You’ll know the truth, because the Jedi proved it fighting and dying with everything they got.
Ad Gallia
I know her as the one thet was kiled but still alive.
After her "death" she is seen in another episode.
The episodes aren’t in chronological order
Ima gun Di last still I still remember he die heroically along his troops protecting the innocent
I think bolla ropal is another one that was too early
gallia should not have died. i think she could've recovered from the horn stab with any force intervention or treatment- her cousin was a damned healer
even piell went out too soon just after being rescued too
also? honestly, bolla ropal and ord enisence. not technically battlefield casualties, but they were murdered in war related schemes protecting important secrets.
Their deaths confirmed how powerful the Battle Droids actually are. And this is one of the reasons why I am not a fan of Obi-Wan because he is droid murderer who likes to kill them in his free time just for fun. So uncivilized.
If I was a jedi > would've rather died before Order 66. I'd rather not have been killed by my Chad Troopers.
Wait, didn't master tipli die fighting Vader??
There's some minor popping in the audio; great video nevertheless
2:28 Mickey mouse
Better they died fighting for the Republic. Unlike the Jedi who survived only to be betrayed by those they trusted.
Say, Geetsly's, where's the expected The Front video for today?
Edit: Nevermind, the Patton video only got a bit late.
Are they doing a PS5 giveaway? Because somebody just said I won one on this channel
If you are reading this. Know that everything you ever wanted is on the other side of fear❤️
All Jedi deserved to die it is unfortunate so many were allowed to escape with their lives
Of course Pong krell die too soon, he deserves more punishment for his actions
Aot reference:
They give they hearts
"Shinzo wo Sasageyo"
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Wow, really running out of content