The B1 Battle Droid That DESERTED The Droid Army and Became a FARMER [TRAGIC] - Star Wars
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- This is the TRAGIC story of the B1 Battle Droid That DESERTED the Droid Army and became a farmer.
During the final months of the Clone Wars a battalion of B1 Battle droids were marching through the important republic farming world of Antamont in order to capture a key Republic stronghold. While marching towards their target, a blast mine was detonated, tearing through the droid forces, leading to something incredibly mysterious happening. One of the B1 battle droids was sent tumbling through the air, off the nearby cliffside, hitting his head on a rock below. This injury gave the b1 battle droid complete independence, and the ability to disobey any order given to it.
So, i’m going to break down the full story of the B1 battle droid who quit the Droid army after realizing that he was being controlled, and his tragic fate.
The story begins on a rocky trail leading to the Republic stronghold on Antamont.
At the command of General Grievous and Count Dooku, the separatist droid army are marching towards the stronghold, but fail to notice a group of Republic blast mines placed directly in front of their path. The commanding B1 battle droid of the battalion steps forward before his troopers, and unfortunately activates the group of blast mines, shredding his forces to pieces, sending their metal parts flying through the nearby forests. The deep red explosion rings out through the nearby mountains, scorching the trees, and sends a lone B1 battle droid plunging to what he thinks is his death. He knows that he is easily replaceable and will simply be left as a pile of scrap once Dooku and Grievous discover the incident.
As his metallic body is freefalling down the cliff, he shuts down his photoreceptors and prepares to be destroyed and replaced. Fortunately for him though, his circuitry never shuts down. His thick metal head hits a rock below him with a loud clunk, before triggering memories, or video recordings, as they are for a droid, of his creation in the factories of Geonosis.
The horrific memories of his creation play back in his head, as he is forced to remember every time he was destroyed on the harsh battlefields of the Clone Wars, before being soulessly salvaged, rebuilt and deployed countless times. Despite being programmed to feel no emotion, he was forced to relive the painful cycle of life that he had gone through multiple times during the war. The b1 battle droid was finally snapped out of the pain, as a flash of light filled his photoreceptors, finding himself awake right next to the rock that just damaged his head. Once the B1 battle droid awoke, he was initially shocked, but soon realized that his circuitry was disconnected to the hive-mind computer, and the nightmares that came from it were silenced. If you really think about it, this sounds very similar to how Tup and Fives reacted just before their deaths.
So let me know down below if by the end of the story, you can actually feel bad for the deserting battle droid, because similar to the clones, he is discovering that all of his actions and his ultimate fate are already decided by the separatist command computer, which gives him absolutely no choice in his actions, until this moment. The droids might have actually been more similar to the clone troopers of the Grand Army of the republic than we thought. It does really show how brutal Palpatine was when playing Both sides of the Clone Wars.
Soon after this, he attempted to join back with the surviving members of the droid battalion, but a shocking realization came over him, that he wasn't being forced to by his programming anymore. Because of this, the battle droid quickly ran away from his battalion, which caught the attention of one of the Grapple droid units in his squad. The grapple unit chased the lone deserter all the way to the edge of a very steep nearby cliff. One the deserter realizes that he has run out of room to run, he stops just before running off the cliff, but as he feared, the grapple droid had caught up with him. - บันเทิง
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Grapple droid vs battle droid was awesome and amazing
Call it Fred
You know I hate how both clones and droids were you pretty much use like slabes
Don't this sound strangely like the movie SHORT CIRCUIT.
Castaway, scratch or friz
The droids name should be sparks. A spark of life is this droid.
You know what? That name suits him perfectly. Sparks the B1 Farmer Droid
I absolutely....love it
Get back to your post! The orkz are attacking!
@@civilrebel3743 Why not in the firing line we could use some moral boost here....
Yes
First farmer clones now farmer droids this is getting out of hand
Now there are two of them
Where are those droidekas
@@jash4966 farming
*Palpatine goes farming*
What’s next farming gundarks?? (I think that’s how you spell it)
Even more epic thing: The farmers look very similiar to each other, meaning they could also be clones.
or cousins of anakin and obi wan
OH GOD MY BRAIN!!!
dO aLl CoMiCbOoK cHaRaCtErS lOoK aLiKe To YoU?!??!!?!?!??!?!?!!?1oneoneone!11!/1?!!?/1
My head cannon will be they are descendants of the clone farmers since its implied that enough years passed for the battle to be completely forgotten
I mean they have light skin,blue eyes and colored hair maybe descendants or just the art style
“It’s getting dark..... I’m scared”
I feel so bad for the droids
Same :(
That's exactly what Curiosity the Rover said.
That's exactly what the Voyager probes said.
That's an Oscar clip right there. :'(
@@PirateCat822
Opportunity, I Think.
Or Philae On Comet 67p?
I feel bad for all the B-1's. I said it once, I'll say it a million times, and stand on these words:
The Separatists made better people out of robots, and the Republic made better robots out of people (never saw a clone running from danger, shrieking, *"OH NOOOO!")*
Actually they do, but it's very ocasionally. Just like with the droids.
Neither abandon their life of warfare very often at all.
Also, in that scenario, life or death warfare, it's usually better to fight than run. Running, exposes your back to enemy fire. Unless you're in good position, it's better to fight than retreat.
Besides, who knows how they'd treat clones if they captured them?
Probably like crap.
Heck, clones weren't even considered republic citizens, so i guess both sides treated them like crap.
It really amazed me how cool the Jedi were with an army of slaves.
@@RequiemPoete The jedi never really treated them like slaves though, they were almost always treated as individuals.
As for the them actually being slaves thing, they were truly desperate. And at just the right time, at just the right moment, an army appears.
An offer impossible to refuse.
And that's the genius behind it.
It's the perfect trap.
I'm just enjoying the thought of Separatist generals that weren't robots, present from when the robots were still drones slaved to one large system, complaining about how, "The Season 8 patch ruined everything!"
I also like to think that one general who operated one of the most successful detachments out of all the droid army was a guy who treated his droids like people:
•Didn't beat them around or destroy them, but still punish them for speaking out of term (and actually managing to get his personal units to clam up if they don't have anything useful to say, during a combat situation)
•Giving them rousing speeches
•Going through casualty reports on destroyed droids recollected, tinkering with a few in his personal time, as they're rebuilt to try and slip in an upgrade to counter how they were destroyed previously
@@landonletterman831 Wat?
Things to think about:
1. War is never pretty, especially in the Star Wars universe. Once you engage in a battle, you're already lost. You forfeit your self-control as you race to build weapons and armies instead of living a peaceful life you once had.
2. Droids B1 are purposely made to be weak, easy to tumble over (so their parts don't get damaged too much, easy to salvage). Their purpose is to intimidate the enemy, since a souless army who fear nothing and always march forward is harder than those who have self-perseverance. They will never retreat or offer mercy.
3. "If droids could think, there'd be none of us here."
So true, So True
That's why commando droids are terrifying
B1s are weaker and cheaper because theyre made to be effective in large groups
The sad part is when they stared actually putting some brains in the droids they did run. But they still couldn't desert. When one had its programming damaged, it instantly recognized its situation and switched sides. It also became way more effective because half its computing wasn't being taken up
As a combat veteran, I fully agree with #1. War is ugly af.
Me when I see a third deserter that became a farmer: This is getting out of hand, now there are 3 of them!
Well, from the looks of it: I'm pretty sure it's from an *original* Clone Wars comic (based off the '03 cartoon) so I'm assuming this is Legends material. Still: Pretty neat little story!
I like how both continuities have touched on there being something more to droids between stories like this and that comic they did about C-3PO explaining where he got the red arm in Force Awakens, it's interesting stuff.
Im just laughing it changed by the goku method: hitting his head
@@ThatGenericPyro I do not care about Disney's claims. This is canon to me.
@@jackmcfarland3738 and for me, they have way good storys yo just say that they didn't happend.
@@ilopominecrafter I was just thinking of that lol.
6:37 O yes the Obi Wan planet where everyone is a clone of Obi Wan, the most hidden of all planets.
I never really thought about that
I know where I’m going
Where is it on google space?
(Like google maps but for a gps on space)
@@Sammy-Demon50 Like I said it is the most hidden of all planets, the only clue you ever get is "it is the highest planet of all".
@@Fourtytwo4242 Ok
Did you ever hear the tragedy of The B1 Battle Droid That DESERTED The Droid Army and Became a FARMER?
I thought not. It's not a story the Films would tell you. It's a comics story.
Is it possible to learn this power?
Not from the movies
@@Rotnik_yt but his apprentice grappler droid, betrayed him and killed him in his sleep. Ironic isn't it?
@@1-upking119 broke the chain ):
The droid equivilant to Cut Lawquane
Thinking same
Green Hat: hey, we're here to drop off supplies and help you out around the ranch.
Cut: really? I could use some help with heavy lifting.
Red Hat: I think we might have just the thing for it. Hey Sparky, over here!
hi paradox
i cant imagine this droid boning an organic tho....or....the other way around?
brandon zhang
Um... wut.
The name I'd give him....would be "Rene." In French, it means "Reborn." He's a droid who was reborn into a new life...
Roger Roger
Roger Roger
*René René*
What!?
69 likes. Nice
Personally I would say name him Sammy cause it sounds dumb
@Olivier Hamel renaissance is rebirth not reborn
Spark Rene
"2 days freedom"
"many decades later"
Farmers:
*INFINITE POWAAA*
And he can still be honest
UNLIMITED.... POWEEEER!
@@mechspace Now that is a good star wars joke
The droids are as much a slave as the clones
Yep
I think they're even more. Considering that clones were able to leave (unauthorised though) and could've had a life after the war.
More so than the clones.
I have to disagree because they're just droids, the clones are actually living
@@g-unit0744 if you k ow you exist then you live
I sympathize with the battle droids. When they don’t have all their thinking done for them, they can clearly desire something other than a life of war and servitude. Come to think of it, I’d really love to see a meeting and reconciliation between escaped battle droids and escaped/surviving clones. It would be nice to see them admit that they were both forced into a messed up situation and don’t hold any ill will towards the other. I can actually imagine them coming together to create a new life together away from the strife and tyranny of the Empire.
*Cough* rebels The last battle *cough*
@@aayushagarwal4138 Not enough, we need more!
@@grimreaper_cz ikr but at least we have that, that guy probably hasn't seen that
Hopefully that guy will look at this and watch that episode. Very good episode love Rex and the PTSD he goes through makes you feel for both sides
The clones literally hated the droids more than anything else😐
I’d say a good name would be Snap. He has a pretty snappy personality and his injury was a sort of “snap” back to reality.
Oooh I love this one!
@@StarForceOne I too vote for Snap as this b1'd name
Snap Is A very Snappy Name!
mohawk
Despite he was once a former rival to Commander Rex.
the farmers: *power up B1* hey, you're finally awake... Are you water proof?
B1: *head fracture sparks* I was.
TFS lol
@@burnttoast.2017 And Skyrim
When the Super Battledroid said "I am afraid" I got flashbacks to 2001: A Space Odyssey and almost started crying. Damn you HAL, why did you have to do what you did?
We all miss HAL
I love these stories of droids and clones escaping their predetermined destiny. The b1 droids always had a good sense of humour. It is nice to see what they could do with it while retaining their free will.
Why can’t we have a battle droid that’s a plot armored main character and doesn’t be forgotten or die
Roger from Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventure.
JASOE the sentient Eye shaped Galaxy not side canon tho
@@Latenivenatrix_Mcmasterae Well, it's lego star wars but it's the best we got.
@Mr. Star Wars Guy One of the side characters I really like in the series.
JASOE the sentient Eye shaped Galaxy yeah, that’s sad
Honestly, in Sci-fi like this, I'm really dissapointed by the lack of droids that gain independence, and by extension, sentience, especially since it seems like a rather easy thing to do, even accidentally. They're very clearly alive, even if none of the characters acknowledge it, and despite the ability to reprogram them, they can think for themselves if disconnected, as well as gain emotions when it happens.
I never thought I’d feel bad for a fake character who’s a robot
But now I do
Would love if there was a continuation of this comic and this b1 droid and the grapple droid reunited.
@@loginnathaneugh9412 Would be interesting, can a grapple droid farm as well?
@@Exodianecross1978 I mean...if it can grapple a b1 battle droid, then I don't see why it cant grapple a carrot out the ground.
@@musicalvanilla3890 The point it, B1-battle droids were also created to perform tasks like maintenance, piloting a ship, loading cannons, etc. They have "hands", therefore they have the ability to farm in my eyes, while the Grapple-droids were mainly made for combat! The grapple droid was equipped with electrically charged industrial pincers, which are used to crush or impale enemies and obstacles. Now it's the question, can they farm with that?
@@Exodianecross1978 After reading, only thing I can imagine is a grapple droid using it's grapples as pitchforks to pickup hay lol.
Oh hey, my old school library had this book along with some of the other Clone Wars comics. I don't really remember what happened in most of them, but this one always stood out in my mind. This story was very melancholy yet oddly satisfying, and I remember reading it quite a few times. Now that I think about it, this would be a great candidate for a Star Wars short film if it hasn't already been done.
That school hase star wars comics...NOOOOOO. my school doesn't have star wars comics
It should be a short movie actually
What IS it called?
Not gonna lie, the cowboy Battle Droid on the thumbnail looks cool.
The deserter droid was dubbed by fans as "The Lone Battle Droid,"
Clones and Droids are not so different, especially after Order 66.
There is also a B1 Battle Droid who similarly hit his head and malfunctioned and joyned the Republic.
do you only know that because Hasbro made an action figure of that droid? because that's how I found out about him, Lol
The name is bats
Ah yes the droid do a karate kick to another droid B1
Bats! I love Bats! Also. It was quite charming how quickly Rex warmed up to the little clanka.
Honestly I like the "and then they became a farmer" ending. When all you've seen for so much of your life is death, destruction, and chaos, it's good being able to cultivate the growth of something.
This was my favourite mini-story in the comics when I was a kid
Cut Lawquane: And Rex said I was a traitor for deserting the army?!
The name should be zappy cause his head at the beginning when is cable was out of the head they always zapping
Roger
Zappy Tv
Search on youtube
Roger Roger
Endy 3032
_roger roger_
I nicknamed him Wire it seemed like the perfect name
Wire is a Great one!
I thought Wire Dreads
its clear to me that this B1 most certainly sat in of several of Kenobi's moments of being held "prisoner" and learned his Sass from the Master Himself XD
With how starwars is, I believe that almost all droids are sentient but become slaves because of certain programs forced inside them, It really is a lot more tragic then it is for the clones. At least the clones knew they had a life.
It's like Lawquane or whatever his name was from that tcw episode's counterpart.
Yep Cut
Maryland gang who else
@@TheUsurperKing interesting
His name was Cut
A cross over between cut and this battledroid
lol that made me laugh so hard " ....hitting his head on a rock below. This injury gave him his independence." lol
The droid should be called grapple, in honor of his fallen companion
I would want the B1 droid's name to be Free.
This series of comics was so underrated its such a great series
This comic truly embodies "The Indifferent Cruelty of the Universe When The Indomitable Human Spirit Walks Into The Room" even though the protagonist is technically a Droid
A war of mutual destruction. I always love the comparisons made between the clones and droids. Especially since I learned Droids in Star Wars do have some form of Independence without all those protocols managing them.
Also I think calling him Free since Freedom is what he wants most is appropriate if y'all agree.
He's such a traitor.. I should've known.
@Garrett Blair Gather a search party and bring him back for re-programming.
@Hhan Lee A search party, not an entire company.
@Angry Toaster Check it’s memory banks.
@Angry Toaster Search the area for it's memory banks, send the rest to a scrap pile.
@Angry Toaster Check it’s memory for any signs of treason and other errors.
Someone: clones are awesome
Me: Doubt
But they are pretty cool
Huh
the senate will decide your fate
Choose your words carefully
@@crdog4009 I am the Senate
@@simpleclonetrooper2740 I love the Sequels
"But farming....a man of your talents. Lonely, I imagine"
Imagine he forgets how to say Roger Roger and then comes up with something else to say
Wow that was so such a good story man...can't wait for more of this :D
Glad you enjoyed it!
Aww the big B2 grapple droid is afraid to go offline 😭💕😂
I’ve always thought the B1's have a certain charm to them, Watching Star Wars The Clone Wars when I was younger I always thought it would be fun to see a friendly one since they hardly look intimidating at all and have quite funny voices, Personally I’d really like to see more like Coppertop and Mister Bones and of course this one. Edit just watched another video and came back to say Bats is awesome as well. 🙂👍
"A good droid is a dead one" - Kix
Well, both armies are manufactured. It's horrifying to think about, especially if that other army is cloned and is treated like droids or machines. The droids are machines, however, buth the it's the faction that created created droid army that gets used and thrown to side at the end of the Clones Wars that i feel sad for. The CIS was a legitimate government but was used like a rag doll by some of the faction leaders.
Hovik T. Atreides It's sad really. Both the republic and the CIS was corrupted by some of the faction leaders.
the CIS just wanted the right to rule themselves :(
I honestly think that stories like these, where the droids are (sort of) the protagonist, are better than the ones about the clones,
While yes, clones are more related to humans and their human emotions, they were only forced to change their targets to the jedi with order 66.
Droids, on the other hand, have no control over their own choices despite clearly having a personality. The are more expendable then that the clones are, but the have a high chance of being placed back in the battlefield after being recycled.
While I understand that there aren't alot of droid comics about the B1, I would still like to see more of those stories if there are any.
They missed an opportunity for a really dope side arc with this, couldve done a whole series of that droid becoming a bounty hunter or some shit like that, woukdve been sick af
I remember reading this comic, absolutely loved it
AThe b1's are are one of the most interesting and unexplored parts of the Star Wars prequel era in my opinion. Over the course of the war we see them go from basic battle droid responses to behaviour more similar to that of say r2. Both begin life as a utility droid in essence, droids that have functions that hardly require much interaction or personality. An astromech fixes mechanical issues, a droid soldier marches into combat. Yet like r2 we see b1's evolve a personality as time goes on without a core wipe. I can hardly think of a b2 or droideka that can say the same.
Rebellious Battle Droids: *exists*
Star Wars: We don't do that here
I love how such a surprisingly large part of the Clone Wars lore actually raises good philosophical points about both that specific conflict, and about warfare in general. Like the observation that the Clones are essentially slave soldiers, little more than organic tools that will inevitably be discarded when the fighting ends. Or what we see here, with the argument about trusting the decisions of superiors over thinking for yourself.
This droid is Bat's brother
Guess you really do learn something new everyday, lmao.
Lady Tank the magic of comics, expands the universe so much more
Tank?
SithAssassin25 yes, the name is Tank... *Lady* Tank
Thank you so much for this video! The Separatists are my favourite, it was so great to see the story of this B1 Battle Droid. To answer your question from the video, I feel bad for them, they never had a choice. Every conscious being should have freedom.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@StarForceOne I did! One of our subscribers - Electric Productions - recommended me your channel. I'm definitely staying for more. Keep up your great work!
@Nazarij Danyljuk Me too 👍😉 That would be an amazing movie!
always thought "the clone wars" was named like that because the clones and droids are both really similar in the ways they are treated and act to the point that they could both be called clones....turns out I'm apparently the only one with such a twisted mind
Everyone feeling bad for the clones.
The Battle Droids “...” 😁 “We did are parts.”
This droids name should be Scrapper
Oh that’s a good one
I’m calling it Sarum, kinda like a play on Sarcasm. I like it, that kinda makes me think of how his attitude was during the mini battle.
A truly memorable Star Wars Legends story, and one that shouldn't be overlooked quite easily.
I love you talking about these comics; the 2002 Star Wars comics were my childhood
Thank you :) Really glad I can bring back some of these memories, these are some of the best SW stories ever told
Bit of a stretch but are you going to collab with Star Wars theory
I remember reading that book when I was a kid
Same
His goals are beyond our understanding! "Its not much, but its honest work" is his motto.
I remember when I first this comic around 11 years ago, I cried so much. I still cry to this day whenever I read it.
I dub this droid...Sparky, due to his exposed sparking wires in his head.
I would name this B1 Battle Droid: Haywire, since he's eratic & (from the other droids perspective) out of control
that's a great name for him. I thought Wire Dreads but I like yours better
I've read this exact comic years ago when I was a kid, it was one of my favorites of those comics available to me at the library.
Scrapper, a survivor of multiple injuries after breaking free from the Droid army. Even if he ran out of battery, he has proven to be a survivor. Determined to live.
I figured Scrapper sounds like a good name
FRD (Fred) "Free Rouge Droid"
I'll name him farmer droidenobi after kenobi the starscasam master
Or Stubbs
I remember that comic, I read it over and over, he soon was my favourite droid, still is, thanks for making a video on him ^^
He does need a name though..
I have never cried over a few droid deaths until now.
call him sparky cause the full head of exposed wires, almost like hair XD
This droid is a hero 😢
"He's THICC metal head clank" haha I'm laughing hard on this sentence
I shed a tear idk why but I did... also good vid man!
This isn't what you wanted it's what you needed
It’s bats brother :)
I love your channel keep up the great stuff!
Battle droid with cowboy hat is my spirit animal
Stupid clanka
I'd name this droid "Cycle" since he kept getting recycled but also has repeated the cycle that all droids go through : creation, destruction and repeat
Dang, I was really hoping that there'd be some pannels of him back up and running as a farmer. Maybe even getting that other droid back online.
I like Deadeye would make a good name for our errant battledroid. And yeah, the fate of the battle droids is really tragic considering how the B1s began to develop minor personality quirks during the Clown Wars series.
I always liked how the Droid talked to each other
Roger roger
I just have one thing to say for the droid....
Droid:It ain't much but it's honest work
I never thought a clanker can have this much emotion !
The best name for the droid would be "Monco". It's the name that was given to Clint Eastwood's character in the movie "A few dollars more" by his reputation, since his real name was never given nor did he tell anyone. "Monco" means "To have a mutilated arm" or "One Handed" and "Incomplete". It would best represent the droid, even if they did fix his arm, he is still "incomplete".
I would love to see more stories of these Droids especially the ones who become sentient
WHOA! I just so happened to look this up today bc I learned this from an Instagram post. And it’s exactly 1 year and 1 day to the day of its upload. Crazy!
That's awesome, hope you enjoyed!
I think that Battle Droid has a happy life now, The Farmer with the Green Hat probably called him "Frank" and Frank the farming B1 Battle Droid now has a new life with farmers.
Talk about an absolute unit just 👏 💪
What a great video!
Snappy. I like that name for him. His sarcasm really had some snap to it.
I absolutely love this B1 droid.
This is a neat story, shows that the clones arent the only ones who realise they are a simple drone for the waring factions. Its for palpatine and dooku's convenience they have no agency or individuality