The clone who died when they shot at eachother was Waxer, the same clone from the Ryloth episode who found that little girl with Boil. He even had her painted on his helmet if you look closely. RIP Waxer . .. Also we hate Krell! >:(
@@kingbubbafatt9945 it's a reference to appa from avatar the last airbender. Don't remember who but someone involved with clone wars was also involved with that show
@@permets2apollox453 huh. I’ve never seen the Avatar but I’m stilling going with Apollo in my book as they sound Similar and Apollo was the God of Archery and Appo has an arrow on his head.
Oh, all these guys... Rex, Fives, Jesse, Tup, Appo Kix,... Huge props to the designers for giving many clones a unique design with armor paint, hair and tattoos and insane props to Dee Bradley Baker for giving each one of them their own voice... I could pick out Rex's voice anywhere. Keep Tup (the one with the teardrop tattoo) in mind, he will be hugely important later.
I love how multilayered the theme of misplaced trust in this arc is - Dogma with his naive faith in Krell, Krell's belief that Dooku would automatically take him on as an apprentice just because he betrayed his troops, and if you keep going with it -- Dooku's trust in Sidious as we find out later on.
"I like Hardcase too" "I hope i didnt just curse them" Oh Emme you are nothing but a damn JINX! Great reaction! This one of the best episodes of the whole show imo. The show is so good at mixing thought provoking questions about the clones and fantastic high stakes action, this arc is really the peak of that set on an amazingly designed planet as a backdrop.
In case you don't know, his name was waxer, a clone who fought on Ryloth alongside Boil and saved Numa, an orphaned Twilek girl, on waxer's helmet you could see a sticker referring to her 😔
It's finally over. This arc is awesome but so hard to watch and I tell you, it doesn't get easier, no matter how many times you've seen it or watched reactions to it... that's the mark of great writing, I suppose. Great reaction and yes, the clones made us all proud!
The arranged friendly fire incident is one of the most heartbreaking moments of the series and a testament of how well The Clone Wars humanized the clone troopers. Not to mention that the treason of General Krell is a good example of what Order 66 exists on paper - in the event that a Jedi commits treason against the Republic.
The line General Krell uses when the clones come into the tower to relieve him of command "It's treason, then" is the same one eventually used by Palpatine when the Jedi come to arrest him after learning he is a Sith lord in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith
It will contain information from the legends and the Canon about Krell 1. Belief in prophecies Krell believed in the predictions of the chosen one and knew that when the chosen one came, it would mean the end of the Jedii. 2. Krell's vision The general was an excellent strategist at first and won every battle. He experienced a vision in which he saw Sidius' triumph. 3. The Passivity of the Order Krell asked Yoda for advice, but Yoda replied on the principle that the future is uncertain. (Same as Anakin) 4. Krell's plan The General knew Dooku they were even friends when Dooku was still a Jedii. He knew Dooku didn't join the Sith for nothing. So he wanted to join him to stop the vision of the Order's fall. 5. The Dark Side Won Krell began his way into the dark in no time. His eyes turned orange sometimes, he committed more and more war crimes, and instead of controlling the dark side, the darkness controlled him.
I think it’s important to think about how before the Clone Wars, Jedi weren’t really trained to be strategists in battles like these, so most Jedi would probably use tactics like Krell not because they’re heartless, but usually just because most of them probably wouldn’t really have any idea how to command a battle. Anakin and Obi-Wan are really more like the exceptions, while your run of the mill Jedi knight would probably just use wave tactics.
When Hardcase is learning to fly the ship, Fives desperately tries to create an explanation for Krell. This scene is very similar to the famous scene Episode IV: A New Hope (1977) when Han Solo desperately tries to explain to the Imperials that there's nothing wrong during Princess Leia's prison break. Additionally, this is the only time in the Star Wars Universe where the word "alien" is used.
This episode introduces the Republic Z-95 Headhunter Starfighter. This ship has similarities to both the Republic ARC-170 and the Rebels T-65 X-Wing, the difference being the number of wings on each starfighter. The Headhunter is often considered the predecessor to the X-Wing
I'm glad you're into everything Star Wars. I am not going to watch your reaction as I didn't have the time to catch up on the 4th season of Clone Wars but I just want you to know that I'm here for you and will binge your Clone Wars reactions when I am free. (ps. I did subscribe to your channel as well as became your patreon supporter. Matter of fact, you're the only person I'm supporting on patreon at the moment so that probably means something
After the clone wars ended many of the clones were tasked with training the TK (Stormtroopers) and when their usefulness was over the stormtroopers were usually ordered to execute them. But others like that one in the Obi-Wan Kenobi show became homeless. They all deserved better than that. It’s almost like when the Vietnam war veterans came home alot of them were shunned and alot of them became homeless.
I love how we are like Krell is going to execute Fives and Jesse? without a trial thats bad. Then they execute Krell without a trial. Moral of the story: if someone is more evil than you then war crimes are aok. Also Krell is still somehow less of a sociopath than Anakin.
It didn't take long for Umbara to fall: the locals were ruthless. Efficient. But they weren't nearly fast enough. For you had already passed the torch. And because of you, we were able to find out about General Krell, unlocked his secrets, and shattered our enemy's resolve. But not without a great cost. Our victory - your victory, Hardcase- was so close, I wish you could have lived to see it. But now you belong to Umbara. Your body, your armor - all charred and turned to ash. Everything… except your courage. That, you gave to us. And with it, we can fight on. -CT-7567 "Rex"
Hardcase became my favorite clone in a just few episodes. RIP you crazy bastard, RIP... Clone Wars won't really show the aftermath of order 66, however the Bad Batch show is all about that!
if they had managed to bring krell to courosant to be judged for treason it would certainly end help palptine's plan to seem like the jedi are only in it for the war and help make more people turn against them much quicker
@@emme Awesome! I only discovered the animated series a couple years ago but parts are some of the best Star Wars made! It's also so interesting to see the perspective of someone watching chronologically, it makes for unique reactions. Also just wondering - are timer reactions the same as full length?
@@davidp3837 yes timer reactions are full length reactions the difference is due to fair use laws you need your own copy of the show/movie to play with my reaction. So there isn’t any overlay in my video just my reaction that you can time up with your own show if that makes sense!
I said to myself the first time i saw his light sabers were double, that he was with the enemy side, where have u seen a jedi with a double light saber... Like for me having a double and red light saber is automatically a sith hahahahah
I cannot stand Krell. I hate him so much. If I was one of the clones i would fire an entire minigun right at the spot where he was stunned. Btw there can only be 2 Sith, no more no less and those are Palpatine and Dooku as of now. So Krell couldnt really be a Sith, just a Dark Jedi who wanted to switch sides in the war and become something like Ventress, a Force user assassin for the Sith/CIS. And also the droids name in Rogue One was K2SO, just so you know
Maul considered himself Sith when he was with Savage, the Inquisitors considered him Darth even so he didn't anymore. The rule of 2 is a manmade guideline, not some law of nature.
@@Ockerlord i mean yes that is true but if Krell was to join Dooku he wouldnt be a Sith, same with Ventress, just an assasin. They wouldnt break the Rule of Two. You cant just call yourself a Sith because youre a Dark Jedi. Maul considered himself a Sith because he is one, he just survived when thought dead so that is that 1 part when the rule was accidentally broken. Maul was loyal to the Rule of Two aswell but he had his own. So both Sith "gangs" wanted to kill the other Sith to keep their Rule of Two the actual one.
You need to watch Star Wars Rebels once you finish. It's a sequel to the Clone Wars and a prequel to the Ahsoka show. It's absolutely necessary to watch
Hey, as much as I enjoy your reactions, could you put a spoiler warning (like a subtitle) for the Kenobi show? You keep mentioning things that happened during that show, like Leia's appearance or a clone being on the show. I have yet to watch Kenobi so I'd be nice to not hear big revelations on a Clone Wars reaction. Nice video by the way :)
LOved your reaction...Can you react the movie "RRR" ...its an amazing movie (imdb -8.0 and rottentamotoes -94% certified fresh) .... made my whole year ....i hope you like it ...👍👍👌
The clone who died when they shot at eachother was Waxer, the same clone from the Ryloth episode who found that little girl with Boil. He even had her painted on his helmet if you look closely. RIP Waxer . .. Also we hate Krell! >:(
No that was Waxer. They do literally say that it's Waxer in the episode.
14:10
I thought it was Waxer on Umbara.
You mean Waxer was the one that died of the duo not Boil.
Waxer. In the arc after this, Boil shows up.
Man I loved the design from Krell, like Maul he was so cool and he got both a green AND blue double blade man. Why is he only such a C***
7:45 Hardcase: "Sir, permission to leave the starfighter?"
Fives: "For what purpose, Hardcase?"
Hardcase: "To give the Separatists back their bomb."
Nice Halo reference there MASTER CHIEF !!!!!!! :D
Ironically Ron Perlman played a character in this show
Nice Halo 2 reference
Permission granted
Dee Bradley Baker also voiced many of the Clones in Star Wars, Admiral Trench and a Trandoshan and voiced the Gravemind in Halo.
The Clone with the arrow on his helmet is named "Appo"! You can probably guess why :D
He also appears in Revenge of the Sith, but doesn’t have the arrow in it
Is that off of Apollo or Arrow. I still don’t know
@@kingbubbafatt9945 it's a reference to appa from avatar the last airbender. Don't remember who but someone involved with clone wars was also involved with that show
@@permets2apollox453 huh. I’ve never seen the Avatar but I’m stilling going with Apollo in my book as they sound Similar and Apollo was the God of Archery and Appo has an arrow on his head.
@@permets2apollox453 Dave Faloni worked on Avatar the Last Airbender. That was his was of paying tribute.
Oh, all these guys... Rex, Fives, Jesse, Tup, Appo Kix,... Huge props to the designers for giving many clones a unique design with armor paint, hair and tattoos and insane props to Dee Bradley Baker for giving each one of them their own voice... I could pick out Rex's voice anywhere.
Keep Tup (the one with the teardrop tattoo) in mind, he will be hugely important later.
Tup is one of my favorites
I love how multilayered the theme of misplaced trust in this arc is - Dogma with his naive faith in Krell, Krell's belief that Dooku would automatically take him on as an apprentice just because he betrayed his troops, and if you keep going with it -- Dooku's trust in Sidious as we find out later on.
And sidious trust in vader that got him killed
"I like Hardcase too" "I hope i didnt just curse them" Oh Emme you are nothing but a damn JINX!
Great reaction! This one of the best episodes of the whole show imo. The show is so good at mixing thought provoking questions about the clones and fantastic high stakes action, this arc is really the peak of that set on an amazingly designed planet as a backdrop.
In case you don't know, his name was waxer, a clone who fought on Ryloth alongside Boil and saved Numa, an orphaned Twilek girl, on waxer's helmet you could see a sticker referring to her 😔
It's finally over. This arc is awesome but so hard to watch and I tell you, it doesn't get easier, no matter how many times you've seen it or watched reactions to it... that's the mark of great writing, I suppose. Great reaction and yes, the clones made us all proud!
yeah i definitely relate! it's like watching a really good actor play an AWFUL character it's almost unbearable!
The arranged friendly fire incident is one of the most heartbreaking moments of the series and a testament of how well The Clone Wars humanized the clone troopers. Not to mention that the treason of General Krell is a good example of what Order 66 exists on paper - in the event that a Jedi commits treason against the Republic.
Dogma didnt NEED order 66 my bro was primed and ready for this😂
Good for him, good for him!
ngl, when i first watched this arc i never felt that much of hatred for a character before, and probably never will again
0% swearing
0% toxic
0% politics
100% wholesome fun reaction
"I will not be undermined by creatures bred in some laboratory!"
Me concieved through IVF: well damn kriff you too I guess 😂
The line General Krell uses when the clones come into the tower to relieve him of command "It's treason, then" is the same one eventually used by Palpatine when the Jedi come to arrest him after learning he is a Sith lord in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith
It will contain information from the legends and the Canon about Krell
1. Belief in prophecies
Krell believed in the predictions of the chosen one and knew that when the chosen one came, it would mean the end of the Jedii.
2. Krell's vision
The general was an excellent strategist at first and won every battle. He experienced a vision in which he saw Sidius' triumph.
3. The Passivity of the Order
Krell asked Yoda for advice, but Yoda replied on the principle that the future is uncertain. (Same as Anakin)
4. Krell's plan
The General knew Dooku they were even friends when Dooku was still a Jedii. He knew Dooku didn't join the Sith for nothing. So he wanted to join him to stop the vision of the Order's fall.
5. The Dark Side Won
Krell began his way into the dark in no time. His eyes turned orange sometimes, he committed more and more war crimes, and instead of controlling the dark side, the darkness controlled him.
There's an antire subreddit dedicated to hating pong krell
All my homies hate Pong Krell
I think it’s important to think about how before the Clone Wars, Jedi weren’t really trained to be strategists in battles like these, so most Jedi would probably use tactics like Krell not because they’re heartless, but usually just because most of them probably wouldn’t really have any idea how to command a battle. Anakin and Obi-Wan are really more like the exceptions, while your run of the mill Jedi knight would probably just use wave tactics.
When Hardcase is learning to fly the ship, Fives desperately tries to create an explanation for Krell. This scene is very similar to the famous scene Episode IV: A New Hope (1977) when Han Solo desperately tries to explain to the Imperials that there's nothing wrong during Princess Leia's prison break. Additionally, this is the only time in the Star Wars Universe where the word "alien" is used.
This episode introduces the Republic Z-95 Headhunter Starfighter. This ship has similarities to both the Republic ARC-170 and the Rebels T-65 X-Wing, the difference being the number of wings on each starfighter. The Headhunter is often considered the predecessor to the X-Wing
I'm glad you're into everything Star Wars. I am not going to watch your reaction as I didn't have the time to catch up on the 4th season of Clone Wars but I just want you to know that I'm here for you and will binge your Clone Wars reactions when I am free. (ps. I did subscribe to your channel as well as became your patreon supporter. Matter of fact, you're the only person I'm supporting on patreon at the moment so that probably means something
After the clone wars ended many of the clones were tasked with training the TK (Stormtroopers) and when their usefulness was over the stormtroopers were usually ordered to execute them. But others like that one in the Obi-Wan Kenobi show became homeless. They all deserved better than that. It’s almost like when the Vietnam war veterans came home alot of them were shunned and alot of them became homeless.
I love how we are like Krell is going to execute Fives and Jesse? without a trial thats bad. Then they execute Krell without a trial. Moral of the story: if someone is more evil than you then war crimes are aok. Also Krell is still somehow less of a sociopath than Anakin.
It didn't take long for Umbara to fall: the locals were ruthless. Efficient. But they weren't nearly fast enough. For you had already passed the torch. And because of you, we were able to find out about General Krell, unlocked his secrets, and shattered our enemy's resolve. But not without a great cost.
Our victory - your victory, Hardcase- was so close, I wish you could have lived to see it. But now you belong to Umbara. Your body, your armor - all charred and turned to ash. Everything… except your courage. That, you gave to us. And with it, we can fight on.
-CT-7567 "Rex"
Not the Halo Reach flashbacks bro 😭
Hardcase became my favorite clone in a just few episodes. RIP you crazy bastard, RIP... Clone Wars won't really show the aftermath of order 66, however the Bad Batch show is all about that!
Unironically tied for the saddest ending in the clone wars....waxer deserved so much better. They all did. Good soliders...follow orders
Anakin 🤝 Rex
"On. Your. Knees."
"I like Hardcase too" haha noooo, stop liking them emme. epic arc, epic reaction. keep it up.
if you're interested in what happens to clones after the war, i cannot recommend 'the bad batch' enough
One of the best episodes of any show
if they had managed to bring krell to courosant to be judged for treason it would certainly end help palptine's plan to seem like the jedi are only in it for the war and help make more people turn against them much quicker
Snitches love snitching is an iconic line.
Bad batch shows what happend to the clones after the war
"Snitches gets Stitches. Have you considered that?"
14:13 remember Waxer and Boil ? :(
Hardcase was one of my favorite clones so his death was sad (although I found other clones to like later)
It’s not Dogma. It’s Doppler
YAY!!! Fives is the best Clone ♥️
Just curious, are you also planning on watching Rebels once you finish this series?
yep, definitely! basically anything i can watch, i plan to.
@@emme Awesome! I only discovered the animated series a couple years ago but parts are some of the best Star Wars made! It's also so interesting to see the perspective of someone watching chronologically, it makes for unique reactions.
Also just wondering - are timer reactions the same as full length?
@@davidp3837 yes timer reactions are full length reactions the difference is due to fair use laws you need your own copy of the show/movie to play with my reaction. So there isn’t any overlay in my video just my reaction that you can time up with your own show if that makes sense!
@@emme Cool looking forward to more! R2 is also my favorite character I'm glad you appreciate him 🙂
if you don't cry watching this episode you're not human
Its treason then, nice call back
This is my favourite arc of cline wars
I highly suggest you to watch 501st journal on your free time (15 min video), its really informative about what happened after the clone wars
5:29 Oh boy, get ready for a wild ride
Pain
it's a terrible Day for rain
Hard case was so badass bro
Hello there
General Kenobi! You are a bold one.
@@mlggrievous your move 😏
I said to myself the first time i saw his light sabers were double, that he was with the enemy side, where have u seen a jedi with a double light saber... Like for me having a double and red light saber is automatically a sith hahahahah
I cannot stand Krell. I hate him so much. If I was one of the clones i would fire an entire minigun right at the spot where he was stunned.
Btw there can only be 2 Sith, no more no less and those are Palpatine and Dooku as of now. So Krell couldnt really be a Sith, just a Dark Jedi who wanted to switch sides in the war and become something like Ventress, a Force user assassin for the Sith/CIS. And also the droids name in Rogue One was K2SO, just so you know
Maul considered himself Sith when he was with Savage,
the Inquisitors considered him Darth even so he didn't anymore.
The rule of 2 is a manmade guideline, not some law of nature.
@@Ockerlord i mean yes that is true but if Krell was to join Dooku he wouldnt be a Sith, same with Ventress, just an assasin. They wouldnt break the Rule of Two. You cant just call yourself a Sith because youre a Dark Jedi. Maul considered himself a Sith because he is one, he just survived when thought dead so that is that 1 part when the rule was accidentally broken. Maul was loyal to the Rule of Two aswell but he had his own. So both Sith "gangs" wanted to kill the other Sith to keep their Rule of Two the actual one.
No you're right. Programed to do is correct.
Krell did smell. If it rhymes you have to say it. :)
You need to watch Star Wars Rebels once you finish. It's a sequel to the Clone Wars and a prequel to the Ahsoka show. It's absolutely necessary to watch
how do you make it all sound so cute
Dogma and Tupp, the two most blindly loyal clones to the Jedi, are ironically both best known for shooting their Jedi generals in the back.
I know an arc plus a stand alone episode in season 3 you could eupload reaction on youtube
Darth emme
Did Iron Man 2 reaction ever happen? I thought it was for last week?
iron man 2 was last week for patreon, patreon is 2 weeks ahead so iron man 2 will be on youtube on the 24th
Hey, as much as I enjoy your reactions, could you put a spoiler warning (like a subtitle) for the Kenobi show? You keep mentioning things that happened during that show, like Leia's appearance or a clone being on the show. I have yet to watch Kenobi so I'd be nice to not hear big revelations on a Clone Wars reaction. Nice video by the way :)
septum piercing!!!
Thanks, Emme! ✴ #Emme #StarWars #TheCloneWars #DisneyPlus
LOved your reaction...Can you react the movie "RRR" ...its an amazing movie (imdb -8.0 and rottentamotoes -94% certified fresh) .... made my whole year ....i hope you like it ...👍👍👌
You are very pretty!
Wow, NICE nose piece..., welcome to the dark side.!