This battle was hell for clones and they knew it. It’s location was vital for the confederacy and the amount of troops needed to secure it was massive. That not even mentioning the flesh eating diseases and the hyper aggressive predators, this was a perfect world for droids but an absolute nightmare for the clone army.
But as much as it was hell it probably made for some the most battle hardened clones that CIS just ultimately couldn't be able to hold out against. Yes heavy losses were accrued on both sides. But for the Clones that survived that hell hole I think it showed them that with enough grit they can over come any obstacle. Butt at the same time understand the toll war takes and that unfortunately a lot of the time aren't like in the simulations.
"It's been said that the 501st got the best of the war. We also got the worst. On Felucia, the Seps dug their metal heels into the muck of that alien hellhole and dared the Republic to come in after them. So we did, only to be met with month after month of flesh-eating diseases, shrieking nocturnal predators, and other sights that haunt me to this day. Cut off and for all we knew abandoned by our superiors, our only hope was Aayla Secura, our Jedi commander. Without her iron will, none of us would have come out of that mess with our sanity, or our lives. When her death came, I hope it was quick. She earned that much." "When the 501st was finally rotated out of Felucia, Aayla Secura made a point of seeing us off personally, calling us the bravest soldiers she had ever seen. It's a good thing we were wearing helmets, because none of us could bear to look her in the eye."
I can't describe how large the the nerdy smile got while I read this. Must have looked like an Ackleys litte brother 🤣 I swear I literally heard the voice of the trooper with each word I read and frakkin saw the Cutscene again❤😍🤣
I noticed through the whole of Battlefront 2 the way the narrator worded everything it made it sound like the Clone Troopers knew about Order 66 before it actually occurred, like they were in on the plan already. Lol
I don't usually comment cause I can never think of something interesting or worthwhile to say, but I'm gonna start leaving something on every video cause you lot deserve the engagement ❤
1:16-1:32 this is some of the best and most recent proof geetslys doesn't edit his audio and only does single takes. Impressive that phrase repeats like this are far and few between, and this is the longest one I can remember hearing in years. Still one of the best star wars lore channels out there though. Easily.
I really do miss seeing the visualized battle maps for your Clone Wars battle documentaries. Once this series is complete, I’d love to see new battle map videos of planets not covered on this channel.
“From an administrative point of view, I would advise against settling anyone on Felucia due to the vast dangers and cost of developing in the jungles and seas without drastic clearing of dangerous organisms and geographical structures. A decent generalization is that, if you wouldn’t want to live in there, you would not want to fight there, either. That planet swallowed entire clone units, sometimes I’m not sure whether it was because of battle or attrition of the wildlife, animate fungi, or flesh eating microorganisms.” -CS/CT-8711-12 “Cheng”, former Captain and Scout of the 442nd Siege Battalion
Aside from the first two Battles of Felucia, are there other battles that the Separatists emerged victorious? The battles that ended with the victories of the Separatists are just as great and important as the ones won by the Republic.
One that I can remember right now would be early in the war when they took Ryloth from the Republic (although they lost it later on). As for campaigns, the ones that come to mind are Operation Durge's Lance and the Foerost Campaign.
Try watching Plo Koon get gunned down right after watching that moment he had with the Clones in the Clone Wars where he tells the Clones there not expendable to him, that will rip your heart right out, it did to me.
Even moreso if you followed their adventures back in the day, especially if you read the novels and comics and even played the video games (looking at you, Adi Gallia, why'd you die in the hands of General Grievous/Savage Oppress?).
hey how about a video of how nativ seperatists deffending their home saw clones and the republik maybe with a battle where the republic was extremly cruel to the natives if their is such from the natives perspective
Sometimes I wonder if there were any clone battalions that had there Communications jammed and didn’t get order 66 until reinforcements arrived and restored communications
I highly doubt it considering that the clones and the droids were both controlled by sidious, he could have told dooku to tell the droid generals to unjam all commincations so that sidious could tell his clones to execute order 66
What a really interesting planet, despite its roughness. Barriss Offee's fate sure is a finicky splitting point for Star Wars as a whole, that I can say... yeah, good call on using the CWMMP Legends take and not the TCW 2008 Alt-universe take. Also, love that you're using the Evasive Action webcomics as a part of the story... where'd you access it, by the way?
The vid mentioned that Barriss Offee was shelled but did not mentioned if she died. Did proof of her death ever get confirmed? If not, she could be an interesting plot tread in either the Bad Batch or even in the Mando verse?
Hopefully you see this, I know you don't really do What if's on this channel, but it's a really interesting idea, and was hoping you could maybe co-lab with Echakarts to see his opinion as well. Here's the idea: What if Quinlin Vos and Commander Faie were sent to the Battle of Umbara instead of Anakin and the 501st? Vos is still called back to Courscant for a solo mission in to CIS space, meanwhile General Krell is assigned to Commander Faie. What would the outcome have been? If Faie and his men do survive the first few episodes in the arc, and capture the airbase, what would've happened when they were ordered to assault the 212th troops unknowningly? Would they start to question orders? Or would they follow them through, and at some point through this, the entire group along with Faie is killed trying to follow orders?
I think that once they discovered Krell was a traitor, Faie would order his men to execute Krell and would attempt to send word to the rest of Republic.
If Felucia was so important to The CIS, and The Republic War Efforts, why would Shaak Ti hide there after Order 66 in The Force Unleashed? It doesn't make sense, considering The Republic/Empire would literally lockdown any truly important world(to The Republic, or The CIS) in The Outer Rim. Ryloth, Raxus Prime, Mygeeto, Muunilist, Kamino, and others come to mind. Maybe, I'm just confusing The Bad Batch with Legends lore, but I'm still confused, regardless.
@@goodmind4940 But that was after Shaak Ti had been killed earlier in the game. Why was there not an Imperial presence before that? I wouldn't think Ti would hide on a planet that was so important in The Clone Wars to both sides. It doesn't make sense.
Yeah that's unfortunate. On the lighter side of things tho you can start a relationship with God today. Pray for Him to intervene in your life and listen for His "voice". If nothing else learn about biblical prophecy. DTBM and TruthUnedited are great channels if you want to know more
"Listen I stand at the door and knock, if anyone hears my voice and opens the door I will eat with that person and they with me" - Revelation 3:20. It would be super awesome if you started a relationship with God. Pray for Him to intervene in your life. If nothing else learn about biblical prophecy as it is starting to unfold ATM. DTBM and TruthUnedited are great channels you can check out
when i saw the title i was like hey i know alot about felucia then realized after thinking about it that i have absolutely no clue about most of it lol
You should start a relationship with God. Pray for Him to intervene in your life and listen for His "voice". "Listen I stand at the door an knock, if anyone hears my voice and opens the door I will eat with that person and they with me" -Revelation 3:20
Honestly it doesn't surprise me if Barris was given a pardon given her skills in healing and combat, forced to fight on the front once again since they are desperate for Jedi knights on the warfront.
Hey could you make an actual video about who and why Luke or Anakin is the chosen one. For me it means, that there is a balance between light and darkness. Means it cannot be Luke, because he slew the last sith, he ended the balance for good in the end. Anakin on the other hand beat the crap out of the jedi order, untill there were only a few jedi left. If you think about it, Palpatine and Yoda are more or the less equal strong, because the battle between them ended in a draw. A weakend vader should be equal to kenobi plus the remaining jedi. But is the balance of the force really that? Or maybe some kind of not fully light jedi with luke and dark jedi, with Kylo. Hope for your opinion about it.
Balance of the force is absence of the dark side. The dark side is a sickness to life itself that manifests itself out of necessity so people can have a free will, but it still does not excuse the harm the dark side perpetuates. Sith and Jedi are not synonymous with the light or dark side. Jedi can act against the will of the force as they did in the clone wars by fighting in the war not to hold up morality but merely to prop up the dying ever more unjust growing republic against a faction of mostly poor people that merely wanted a better life for themselves but had the misfortune of the republic not caring and the people that answered their cries to trick them into creating a new government which had the CIS succeeded just ended up being the uncaring Republic with different leaders. Sith can act out of right morals but the importance they place on their emotions and disregard for logic makes them commit acts of evil that then do not serve justice but create more conflict due to their need of indulging in their feelings. There are many great videos about jedi and sith philosophy on TH-cam but I would think Geetsly is better for lore videos while the balance is a topic of debate and multiple viewpoints, too subjective. The video "The Foundations of Star Wars" and all other videos from that channel come to mind though that channel in particular has a rather negative view of the force due to his overeliance on logic. Try searching for the term grey jedi on here. It is popularly used as a term for jedi that have fallen but that is only true according to the point of view of Jedi philosophy. Grey jedi are actually people who want to serve what is good first and foremost, which makes them truer servants of the force than the Jedi Order who are too preoccupied with codes and traditions which make them blind to the truth. Grey jedi would be Luke in ROTJ, Qui-Gon Jinn and Ahsoka. Disney Gallery The Mandalorian episode 2 Legacy also has Dave Filoni say something about the balance of the force.
@@Grandof-the-PentastarAlignment you are right, the sith want to use the force to get their will, some think, that the birth of anakin was an action of the force to defeat the ones who want to bend it, which in the end he did. I thought about the balance of the force should be more balanced, equal light siders to equal dark siders, that is what balance means in the end. But the darkside is more like a disease, a wrong approach to the force, something unhealthy and unnatural (Palpatine). Also it is clear that the jedi came off the right way, it is very good shown in the movies, anakin isnt controlled, he uses force choke, kills innocent and shows not the mindset of a true jedi. A lot more of the jedi were heading in the wrong direction as well. Nahdar Vebb is a good example. It was more about power and skills. The fact, that they were bound to the republic is already something unnecessary to be with the force. They had to be political. In the end they were all about destroying the sith and be good in force and lightsaber, to do so. That has nothing to do with the true meaning of being a jedi and one with the force. Thank you for your comment, it was a good impuls to think about this theme.
@@Caron-dc3hs Personally Personally I think the birth of Anakin was kind of both. Palpatine and Plagueis created a being that could help them in their conquest, but they didn't truly conquer the will of the force with this act the way they thought as Anakin still had free will as the force intended. Anakin used his free will to throw Palpatine down the reactor shaft, which also means that he killed Palpatine. Lukes actions were necessary to enable Vaders good side though. Anakins bad actions aren't solely on him though, the Jedi Order enabled him to continue. Many jedi, even from the council, did questionable things like painfully mindprobing Cad Bane. Were the Jedi Order actually acting according to morality they would have policed members like Nadhar Vebb and Pong Krell more strictly but they were lenient due to the war and the tendency of arrogance in Jedi overall. They entirely ignored the emotional component of its members training, which is why they insist on only children being allowed to join, so they could supress their emotional developement early enough for these issues to not even arise. They were fully aware that this was not possible with Anakin and instead of either letting him leave the order, like Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan intended to train him at first, or providing Anakin with actual emotional support which they obviously couldn't because the Jedi were too detached from the reality of the common person, they instead ignored all issues until the situation exploded in rage. The Jedi knew there was something up with the clones as Dooku has ordered them. The reason why they didn't act on those revelations at all is that the Jedi were so detached from reality and second distracted by the war, that they couldn't judge the situation at all. I really like thinking about this part of Star Wars as it is a very comprehensive guide to moral actions. Most other stories do not really think their concepts through as much and rather stay a simple black and white dichotomy.
I'm dead the Guild Presidentes name Shu Mai, means "pork and shrimp dumpling" Har Gou, is a see thru shrimp dumpling. Kway Teow, is a stir fried rice noodle dish. Jiaozi, means dumpling/potsticker, and niango, is a new years rice cake. Someone must have had dim sum on the brain when they chose the names for these people and places.
Shaak ti used felucia perfectly to her advantage if it is canon because her dying by anakin and general grevious is not. Canon, it sucks bly had to elimate secure in the back and have you shot. Multiple times I feel like the acting should have change to fighting back and than falling rather tripping over Her own feet
Ok am I the only person that's bothered by the fact that he basically repeated the same like twice at 1m15 sec I've watched it over like 10 times and it's mind fucking me it seems right but off at the same time arrrhhhhg
In the Force Unleashed, you can find Clone Trooper helmets scattered throughout the Felucia levels. It kind of adds to how much of a bloodbath this battle was.
I remember playing that game (both versions) on the Wii and just seeing the pure carnage and literally an graveyard of both Republic and CIS. Just shows how brutal and bloody the clones wars was on certain planets
Now I know why Felucia, Mygreeto and Saleucami were called the "Triad of Evil" those three planets were literally hell for the Republic and Jedi to fight on let alone even capture
(Back at the clone cantina 7's) Commander Bly, "Let me tell you this, Rex, Felucia has its fair share of weirds." Captain Rex, "Well, I had worse. Lost a lot of good men back on Umbara."
typical clone trooper reaction to felucia: THIS PLACE IS A DARK JUNGLE OF DEATH! typical catachan jungle fighter reaction to felucia: THIS LOOKS LIKE A LOVELY PLACE FOR A CAMPING TRIP!
Whoa. I started watching those videos a week ago and now I'm here in the first hour. It's absolutely worth it. Great content, thank you. Like, there are a lot of videos and until I watch them, I'm watching almost nothing else, cuz I am more interested in Star Wars now, than I have ever been and I love it. Thank you for the great content. Not just this video, but all of them, cuz now I have what to do while at work with nothing else to do. Please don't stop creating those awesome videos. The whole team gets a golden up. (If you know, you know.) One love ❤️
And yet another great battle from The Outer Rim Sieges has been documented on this great channel. Can't wait for the next one, there's no telling what it could be, The Battle of Cato Nemodia, any of the battles briefly seen in Chapter 22 of the 2003 Clone Wars Micro-series. :)
Poor Kenobi... no wonder he doesn't count Cato Neimoidia as a saving grace from Anakin. Hmm, what about a video about the nine (or ten, if you count, hehe, that aforementioned business) times Anakin saved Obi-Wan from death and so on (of course, The Clone Wars 2008 must be excluded here, for some Legends continuity reasons)? Hope you're reading this, Geetsly's.
@@michaelandreipalon359 Oh yeah, that would be a cool video idea. Also, on a side note, I think you'd like to know that after you mentioned the Rogue One scene that Amphibia did, I decided to give the show a shot and binged through it in a week, just getting caught up yesterday. It's not as good as The Owl House in my opinion, but it's still a fun series, with decent comedy, fun characters, and I'm interested to see how the gang stops Adrias and hopefully saves Marcy that poor girl has been through enough.
@@zexalbrony4799 Yeah, would love to see the exact events of those rescue moments, though I won't be surprised if a select few are offscreen noodle incidents that never got clarification on Ah, guess you caught up. Hope you didn't skip on some eps, though. You're better off knowing the entire picture. In the meantime, that recent TOH ep sure mocked us for our constant theorizing (still nice seeing the "sweet potato" and her "hermosa tomate" together on another escapade, of course), but I gotta say, the Flyer Derby reminded me a bit about Quidditch (and also Quodpot; hope you know that sport) all while more Willow and Hunter spotlights was worthwhile.
@@michaelandreipalon359 Yeah. I greatly enjoyed that episode. The Lumity B-Plot was so fun and cute, and it was also a clever way to get them away from Willow and Gus, because if they were there they would have recognized Hunter immediately and thwarted what he was up to. And it was also nice to hear that Luz told Willow and Gus about Hunter as seen by their reactions to Hunter's reveal and Willows's words. I, along with others, always assumed Luz and Amity were keeping Willow and Gus informed on what Belos is up to with his evil plan, so it's nice to have it confirmed here. Although Willow and Gus were probably only given a simple description of what Hunter looks like from Luz and Amity, so all they would know was that he was a teenager with blond hair and some facial scars, the hair and age are pretty common and with how dangerous the Boiling Isles are I image many people have scars, so again there are probably a few people out there with similar appearances to Hunter so it makes sense that Willow and Gus couldn't tell it was him until his reveal. I also like how this episode fleshes out the people working for the Emperor more, with Darius and of course the greatness of Steve. With how he and Ember Wolf captured Raine, I always thought Darius and Ember Wolf leaned more towards being actually evil, but it looks like they're more on the regular witch side of characters who are probably good but are just following Belos because they don't know how evil and insane he really is. Also, I'm kind of noticing a trend with these last three episodes showing how Belos empire is slowly falling apart, similar to how he is due to the curse. I mean Raine fighting back against Terra's weak Mind Control, Kiki, Hunter, and Steve all having doubts about working for Belos, and even Darius letting what Hunter's been up to slide.
And the big "WHAT?!" moment in the end was a really good callback to S1E6. Tyrannical empires always crumble slowly but surely... especially if a rebellion will be taken into account. I'm now calling Darius "Discount Iroh" at times, hehe.
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This battle was hell for clones and they knew it. It’s location was vital for the confederacy and the amount of troops needed to secure it was massive. That not even mentioning the flesh eating diseases and the hyper aggressive predators, this was a perfect world for droids but an absolute nightmare for the clone army.
Well, put. Great for droids, horrible for clones
But as much as it was hell it probably made for some the most battle hardened clones that CIS just ultimately couldn't be able to hold out against. Yes heavy losses were accrued on both sides. But for the Clones that survived that hell hole I think it showed them that with enough grit they can over come any obstacle. Butt at the same time understand the toll war takes and that unfortunately a lot of the time aren't like in the simulations.
"It's been said that the 501st got the best of the war. We also got the worst. On Felucia, the Seps dug their metal heels into the muck of that alien hellhole and dared the Republic to come in after them. So we did, only to be met with month after month of flesh-eating diseases, shrieking nocturnal predators, and other sights that haunt me to this day. Cut off and for all we knew abandoned by our superiors, our only hope was Aayla Secura, our Jedi commander. Without her iron will, none of us would have come out of that mess with our sanity, or our lives. When her death came, I hope it was quick. She earned that much."
"When the 501st was finally rotated out of Felucia, Aayla Secura made a point of seeing us off personally, calling us the bravest soldiers she had ever seen. It's a good thing we were wearing helmets, because none of us could bear to look her in the eye."
He's in boys! He did it! He said it! *air horn*
That line is from battlefront 2.
I can't describe how large the the nerdy smile got while I read this. Must have looked like an Ackleys litte brother 🤣
I swear I literally heard the voice of the trooper with each word I read and frakkin saw the Cutscene again❤😍🤣
Just don't use Aayla against the Acklays. Surprisingly really bad idea.
I noticed through the whole of Battlefront 2 the way the narrator worded everything it made it sound like the Clone Troopers knew about Order 66 before it actually occurred, like they were in on the plan already. Lol
I don't usually comment cause I can never think of something interesting or worthwhile to say, but I'm gonna start leaving something on every video cause you lot deserve the engagement ❤
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"We are they? Oh no they're all dead!" That dreadful quote simply sums up how much of a hellhole Felucia was.
*flashbacks to those damn Acklays in Battlefront 2*
I came here looking for this comment, “ Incoming Acklay!” It’s burned in my mind
1:16-1:32 this is some of the best and most recent proof geetslys doesn't edit his audio and only does single takes. Impressive that phrase repeats like this are far and few between, and this is the longest one I can remember hearing in years.
Still one of the best star wars lore channels out there though. Easily.
I had to double take because he said the same thing twice with minor rephrasing
I really do miss seeing the visualized battle maps for your Clone Wars battle documentaries. Once this series is complete, I’d love to see new battle map videos of planets not covered on this channel.
Oh yeah, I love those battle maps! :)
Felucians in The Force Unleashed were my introduction to the race and they seemed really interesting, the Rise of the Empire in BFII was awesome too
Hahahahaha, that is awesome!
“From an administrative point of view, I would advise against settling anyone on Felucia due to the vast dangers and cost of developing in the jungles and seas without drastic clearing of dangerous organisms and geographical structures. A decent generalization is that, if you wouldn’t want to live in there, you would not want to fight there, either. That planet swallowed entire clone units, sometimes I’m not sure whether it was because of battle or attrition of the wildlife, animate fungi, or flesh eating microorganisms.”
-CS/CT-8711-12 “Cheng”, former Captain and Scout of the 442nd Siege Battalion
Aside from the first two Battles of Felucia, are there other battles that the Separatists emerged victorious? The battles that ended with the victories of the Separatists are just as great and important as the ones won by the Republic.
One that I can remember right now would be early in the war when they took Ryloth from the Republic (although they lost it later on). As for campaigns, the ones that come to mind are Operation Durge's Lance and the Foerost Campaign.
Felucia saw many battalions rotate through the planet. 182nd, 104th (twice) 212th, 501st (three times) and 327th
The 501st really got the worse of the war especially on Felucia
I have to say, Aayla Secura and Plo Koon getting gunned down always made my heart sink, since they are two of my favorite Jedi.
Right? Master Plo was seriously the best. 😭
Try watching Plo Koon get gunned down right after watching that moment he had with the Clones in the Clone Wars where he tells the Clones there not expendable to him, that will rip your heart right out, it did to me.
@@zexalbrony4799 I'd rather not
Even moreso if you followed their adventures back in the day, especially if you read the novels and comics and even played the video games (looking at you, Adi Gallia, why'd you die in the hands of General Grievous/Savage Oppress?).
There are so many sad movies that I don't cry at but EVERY time I see this, I start tearing up. It was so unjust.
hey how about a video of how nativ seperatists deffending their home saw clones and the republik maybe with a battle where the republic was extremly cruel to the natives if their is such from the natives perspective
Sometimes I wonder if there were any clone battalions that had there Communications jammed and didn’t get order 66 until reinforcements arrived and restored communications
I highly doubt it considering that the clones and the droids were both controlled by sidious, he could have told dooku to tell the droid generals to unjam all commincations so that sidious could tell his clones to execute order 66
I love this series... I know you have done other videos on it but Ryloth needs a breakdown like this.
Have you ever heard the tragedy of the 182th? I thought not, it's a tale that the GAR would never tell you.
I looked around but couldn't find one, so I'll throw in the suggestion of making an in-depth video about cyborgs and cybernetics.
What a really interesting planet, despite its roughness.
Barriss Offee's fate sure is a finicky splitting point for Star Wars as a whole, that I can say... yeah, good call on using the CWMMP Legends take and not the TCW 2008 Alt-universe take. Also, love that you're using the Evasive Action webcomics as a part of the story... where'd you access it, by the way?
The vid mentioned that Barriss Offee was shelled but did not mentioned if she died. Did proof of her death ever get confirmed? If not, she could be an interesting plot tread in either the Bad Batch or even in the Mando verse?
the jungle ones were such a cool enemy in The Force Unleashed
1:15 to 1:35 reminds me of when i had to write essays and needed extra words to make the minimum word count required.
im so glad ive subscribed to this channel
I would be glad if you started a relationship with God. Pray for Him to intervene in your life. Listen for His "voice". Revelation 3:20
Lmao I love the allegory that felucia is basically vietnam.
It's like Vietnam, everywhere they go its hell.
Hey! I played the SWBF2 campaign with stock account, and know how they suffered! 😢
RIp, but anyway you should start a relationship with God. Pray for Him to intervene in your life asap and listen for His "voice". Revelation 3:20
It's honestly so hard for me to believe acklays aren't native there. They fit right in!
Hopefully you see this, I know you don't really do What if's on this channel, but it's a really interesting idea, and was hoping you could maybe co-lab with Echakarts to see his opinion as well.
Here's the idea: What if Quinlin Vos and Commander Faie were sent to the Battle of Umbara instead of Anakin and the 501st? Vos is still called back to Courscant for a solo mission in to CIS space, meanwhile General Krell is assigned to Commander Faie. What would the outcome have been? If Faie and his men do survive the first few episodes in the arc, and capture the airbase, what would've happened when they were ordered to assault the 212th troops unknowningly? Would they start to question orders? Or would they follow them through, and at some point through this, the entire group along with Faie is killed trying to follow orders?
I think that once they discovered Krell was a traitor, Faie would order his men to execute Krell and would attempt to send word to the rest of Republic.
@@JohnGeorgeBauerBuis I know, but how far would Commander Faie go to follow Krell's crazy orders?
That place should have been bombarded from orbit with every star destroy the republic had
If Felucia was so important to The CIS, and The Republic War Efforts, why would Shaak Ti hide there after Order 66 in The Force Unleashed? It doesn't make sense, considering The Republic/Empire would literally lockdown any truly important world(to The Republic, or The CIS) in The Outer Rim. Ryloth, Raxus Prime, Mygeeto, Muunilist, Kamino, and others come to mind. Maybe, I'm just confusing The Bad Batch with Legends lore, but I'm still confused, regardless.
I remember it was occupied in TFU
@@goodmind4940 But that was after Shaak Ti had been killed earlier in the game. Why was there not an Imperial presence before that? I wouldn't think Ti would hide on a planet that was so important in The Clone Wars to both sides. It doesn't make sense.
It was only important because the CIS was there. After that they probably just didn’t want it
I can never shake the thought of how genius palpatine really was mans was the head of both armies killing all his enemies in one fowl swoop
This is one of my favorite battles
Wish the clone wars tv show covered more of these battles in depth
Yeah that's unfortunate. On the lighter side of things tho you can start a relationship with God today. Pray for Him to intervene in your life and listen for His "voice". If nothing else learn about biblical prophecy. DTBM and TruthUnedited are great channels if you want to know more
Great video Love You Videos what important battle never thought about this .can you make the next video about the planet saleucami
"Listen I stand at the door and knock, if anyone hears my voice and opens the door I will eat with that person and they with me" - Revelation 3:20. It would be super awesome if you started a relationship with God. Pray for Him to intervene in your life. If nothing else learn about biblical prophecy as it is starting to unfold ATM. DTBM and TruthUnedited are great channels you can check out
when i saw the title i was like hey i know alot about felucia then realized after thinking about it that i have absolutely no clue about most of it lol
Consistent you are, keep making good content you will.
You should start a relationship with God. Pray for Him to intervene in your life and listen for His "voice".
"Listen I stand at the door an knock, if anyone hears my voice and opens the door I will eat with that person and they with me" -Revelation 3:20
Nice work m8. ❤️
oh no, i remember that hellish jungle from battlefront 2, watching those crab monsters tear through clones scared the shit out of 7 year old me lol.
Can't say I've ever heard somebody call the Acklay crab monsters
Fun fact in legends barriss offee was on felucia you can even what's her deleted death in order 66
you should do a video on the Medstar books amazing two book series about a padawan working in an overworked aid station hospital
Hey it’s nothing big but at 1:40 you say that Felucia is one organism twice
Honestly it doesn't surprise me if Barris was given a pardon given her skills in healing and combat, forced to fight on the front once again since they are desperate for Jedi knights on the warfront.
Nice vids bro!
1:34 Dementia kicked in. He said the same thing twice 😅
Star Wars fans need to invest more time researching the Senate instead of the Battle of Felucia.
Shouldn't take them too long, it's just one guy.
I just want to let you know that I might be the senate and I may or may not do an aerial corkscrew spin
Hey could you make an actual video about who and why Luke or Anakin is the chosen one.
For me it means, that there is a balance between light and darkness.
Means it cannot be Luke, because he slew the last sith, he ended the balance for good in the end.
Anakin on the other hand beat the crap out of the jedi order, untill there were only a few jedi left.
If you think about it, Palpatine and Yoda are more or the less equal strong, because the battle between them ended in a draw.
A weakend vader should be equal to kenobi plus the remaining jedi.
But is the balance of the force really that?
Or maybe some kind of not fully light jedi with luke and dark jedi, with Kylo.
Hope for your opinion about it.
Balance of the force is absence of the dark side. The dark side is a sickness to life itself that manifests itself out of necessity so people can have a free will, but it still does not excuse the harm the dark side perpetuates.
Sith and Jedi are not synonymous with the light or dark side. Jedi can act against the will of the force as they did in the clone wars by fighting in the war not to hold up morality but merely to prop up the dying ever more unjust growing republic against a faction of mostly poor people that merely wanted a better life for themselves but had the misfortune of the republic not caring and the people that answered their cries to trick them into creating a new government which had the CIS succeeded just ended up being the uncaring Republic with different leaders.
Sith can act out of right morals but the importance they place on their emotions and disregard for logic makes them commit acts of evil that then do not serve justice but create more conflict due to their need of indulging in their feelings.
There are many great videos about jedi and sith philosophy on TH-cam but I would think Geetsly is better for lore videos while the balance is a topic of debate and multiple viewpoints, too subjective. The video "The Foundations of Star Wars" and all other videos from that channel come to mind though that channel in particular has a rather negative view of the force due to his overeliance on logic. Try searching for the term grey jedi on here. It is popularly used as a term for jedi that have fallen but that is only true according to the point of view of Jedi philosophy. Grey jedi are actually people who want to serve what is good first and foremost, which makes them truer servants of the force than the Jedi Order who are too preoccupied with codes and traditions which make them blind to the truth. Grey jedi would be Luke in ROTJ, Qui-Gon Jinn and Ahsoka. Disney Gallery The Mandalorian episode 2 Legacy also has Dave Filoni say something about the balance of the force.
@@Grandof-the-PentastarAlignment you are right, the sith want to use the force to get their will, some think, that the birth of anakin was an action of the force to defeat the ones who want to bend it, which in the end he did. I thought about the balance of the force should be more balanced, equal light siders to equal dark siders, that is what balance means in the end. But the darkside is more like a disease, a wrong approach to the force, something unhealthy and unnatural (Palpatine).
Also it is clear that the jedi came off the right way, it is very good shown in the movies, anakin isnt controlled, he uses force choke, kills innocent and shows not the mindset of a true jedi.
A lot more of the jedi were heading in the wrong direction as well. Nahdar Vebb is a good example.
It was more about power and skills.
The fact, that they were bound to the republic is already something unnecessary to be with the force. They had to be political. In the end they were all about destroying the sith and be good in force and lightsaber, to do so.
That has nothing to do with the true meaning of being a jedi and one with the force.
Thank you for your comment, it was a good impuls to think about this theme.
@@Caron-dc3hs Personally Personally I think the birth of Anakin was kind of both. Palpatine and Plagueis created a being that could help them in their conquest, but they didn't truly conquer the will of the force with this act the way they thought as Anakin still had free will as the force intended. Anakin used his free will to throw Palpatine down the reactor shaft, which also means that he killed Palpatine. Lukes actions were necessary to enable Vaders good side though.
Anakins bad actions aren't solely on him though, the Jedi Order enabled him to continue. Many jedi, even from the council, did questionable things like painfully mindprobing Cad Bane. Were the Jedi Order actually acting according to morality they would have policed members like Nadhar Vebb and Pong Krell more strictly but they were lenient due to the war and the tendency of arrogance in Jedi overall. They entirely ignored the emotional component of its members training, which is why they insist on only children being allowed to join, so they could supress their emotional developement early enough for these issues to not even arise. They were fully aware that this was not possible with Anakin and instead of either letting him leave the order, like Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan intended to train him at first, or providing Anakin with actual emotional support which they obviously couldn't because the Jedi were too detached from the reality of the common person, they instead ignored all issues until the situation exploded in rage. The Jedi knew there was something up with the clones as Dooku has ordered them. The reason why they didn't act on those revelations at all is that the Jedi were so detached from reality and second distracted by the war, that they couldn't judge the situation at all.
I really like thinking about this part of Star Wars as it is a very comprehensive guide to moral actions. Most other stories do not really think their concepts through as much and rather stay a simple black and white dichotomy.
can you please do a video on clone alignments on the d&d alignment chart?
Finna track down a ps2 cause y’all got me wanting to play force unleashed
Felucia is the 327th star corps equivalent of Nam
You should become a follower of Christ Jesus. Pray for Him to intervene in your life and listen for His "voice". Revelation 3:20
Was that a neo crusaider with a double vibro blade?!
Felucia aka the Space Vietnam
Good video bro
I'm pretty sure you already did a video or two on this
I was thinking on being one of those nature narrators, but only on Star Wars planets, what do you guys think?😂
So, I got a question. Will there be more videos subtly covering the OG Battlefront 2 campaign? Or just the Clone Wars side?
I'm dead the Guild Presidentes name Shu Mai, means "pork and shrimp dumpling" Har Gou, is a see thru shrimp dumpling. Kway Teow, is a stir fried rice noodle dish. Jiaozi, means dumpling/potsticker, and niango, is a new years rice cake. Someone must have had dim sum on the brain when they chose the names for these people and places.
A lot of star wars names come from food.
>Triad of Evil
Gotta love that clumsy, heavy-handed attempt at social commentary.
Best. Channel. Ever. 😁
Shaak ti used felucia perfectly to her advantage if it is canon because her dying by anakin and general grevious is not. Canon, it sucks bly had to elimate secure in the back and have you shot. Multiple times I feel like the acting should have change to fighting back and than falling rather tripping over Her own feet
What is the name of the second song it’s not nearly there anyone know?
What season and episode were these
Sweet!!
what about geonosian hydra?
Welcome to Vietnam played by Felucia
you repeat a line twice at 1:13
Am I tripping or did he repeat the same thing 1:20
When your sitting on the open roofed walker and the mushrooms start speaking binary.
Aalya secura saved so many clones and for them to just shoot her man that sucked
Shouldn't it be battles for Felucia? As there where many battles on the planet surface :/
Am I the only one who heard him say something twice
Bro you should write What instead of WHY in your Titel then it would make Sense😂
Am I having a stroke or did the script repeat the same line again
Still waiting to hear why you don’t think most fans are aware of the battle of felucia
According to Geetlsy's Star wars fans don't know shit about Star wars.
This was a good video and all but @1:15 you literally say the same thing like 4 times dude this is why I don’t tend to watch these videos
Ok am I the only person that's bothered by the fact that he basically repeated the same like twice at 1m15 sec I've watched it over like 10 times and it's mind fucking me it seems right but off at the same time arrrhhhhg
That planet scares me.
In the Force Unleashed, you can find Clone Trooper helmets scattered throughout the Felucia levels. It kind of adds to how much of a bloodbath this battle was.
Which version is this? PS2/Wii, PSP, or PS3/Xbox 360/Wii U?
@@michaelandreipalon359 I played the PC version, so the later
Hmm, I see. Hope you have a controller and some mod fixes for that.
Wow, I might need to play The Force Unleashed again.
I remember playing that game (both versions) on the Wii and just seeing the pure carnage and literally an graveyard of both Republic and CIS. Just shows how brutal and bloody the clones wars was on certain planets
The existence of this channel is a blessing to all Star Wars fans
so are Eckharts Ladder and Generation Tech
And Manda-LORE and Matt Wilkins.
@@Kazavop eckharts yes generation tech is so so now that they talk about real war stuff and politics more than Star Wars
@@Kazavop yep love to them too I like generation techs various starship vids
Thank you, sir!
Now I know why Felucia, Mygreeto and Saleucami were called the "Triad of Evil" those three planets were literally hell for the Republic and Jedi to fight on let alone even capture
(Back at the clone cantina 7's)
Commander Bly, "Let me tell you this, Rex, Felucia has its fair share of weirds."
Captain Rex, "Well, I had worse. Lost a lot of good men back on Umbara."
I only know BF2 taught me the Clones were chowed down by a number of Acklays.
Oh no 😂
Hated those Ackleys back then, hate them today still.
typical clone trooper reaction to felucia: THIS PLACE IS A DARK JUNGLE OF DEATH!
typical catachan jungle fighter reaction to felucia: THIS LOOKS LIKE A LOVELY PLACE FOR A CAMPING TRIP!
To those who’ve played the classic Battlefront 2, I say this…
Acklay.
It’s interesting how Star Wars continues to draw information from real world battles
Whoa. I started watching those videos a week ago and now I'm here in the first hour. It's absolutely worth it. Great content, thank you. Like, there are a lot of videos and until I watch them, I'm watching almost nothing else, cuz I am more interested in Star Wars now, than I have ever been and I love it. Thank you for the great content. Not just this video, but all of them, cuz now I have what to do while at work with nothing else to do. Please don't stop creating those awesome videos. The whole team gets a golden up. (If you know, you know.)
One love ❤️
Alexa, play “Welcome to the jungle”
Alexa, play "Born on the Bayou"
Besides being a meat grinder of plasma bolts flying everywhere mixed with vicious animal and flora, not much.
just throw out TCW out of Legends already. it retcon tons of Legends Material and fits better in Disney Canon anyway
So if Umbara was Vietnam
Landing at Point Rain was D-Day
…What was the Battle of Felucia?
Okinawa
Yay another battle video!!! Love these videos and love your channel!!!
09:22 Kway Teow is chinese food name LOL.
Why those titles just look stupid and attention seeking...
ALWAYS look forward to Geetslys!! Great narration and other media
1:13 that repeat really threw me
Whenever I see these in my feed, I think, "Because they refuse to watch the cartoons?" Love your videos!
And yet another great battle from The Outer Rim Sieges has been documented on this great channel. Can't wait for the next one, there's no telling what it could be, The Battle of Cato Nemodia, any of the battles briefly seen in Chapter 22 of the 2003 Clone Wars Micro-series. :)
Poor Kenobi... no wonder he doesn't count Cato Neimoidia as a saving grace from Anakin.
Hmm, what about a video about the nine (or ten, if you count, hehe, that aforementioned business) times Anakin saved Obi-Wan from death and so on (of course, The Clone Wars 2008 must be excluded here, for some Legends continuity reasons)? Hope you're reading this, Geetsly's.
@@michaelandreipalon359 Oh yeah, that would be a cool video idea.
Also, on a side note, I think you'd like to know that after you mentioned the Rogue One scene that Amphibia did, I decided to give the show a shot and binged through it in a week, just getting caught up yesterday. It's not as good as The Owl House in my opinion, but it's still a fun series, with decent comedy, fun characters, and I'm interested to see how the gang stops Adrias and hopefully saves Marcy that poor girl has been through enough.
@@zexalbrony4799 Yeah, would love to see the exact events of those rescue moments, though I won't be surprised if a select few are offscreen noodle incidents that never got clarification on
Ah, guess you caught up. Hope you didn't skip on some eps, though. You're better off knowing the entire picture.
In the meantime, that recent TOH ep sure mocked us for our constant theorizing (still nice seeing the "sweet potato" and her "hermosa tomate" together on another escapade, of course), but I gotta say, the Flyer Derby reminded me a bit about Quidditch (and also Quodpot; hope you know that sport) all while more Willow and Hunter spotlights was worthwhile.
@@michaelandreipalon359 Yeah. I greatly enjoyed that episode. The Lumity B-Plot was so fun and cute, and it was also a clever way to get them away from Willow and Gus, because if they were there they would have recognized Hunter immediately and thwarted what he was up to. And it was also nice to hear that Luz told Willow and Gus about Hunter as seen by their reactions to Hunter's reveal and Willows's words. I, along with others, always assumed Luz and Amity were keeping Willow and Gus informed on what Belos is up to with his evil plan, so it's nice to have it confirmed here. Although Willow and Gus were probably only given a simple description of what Hunter looks like from Luz and Amity, so all they would know was that he was a teenager with blond hair and some facial scars, the hair and age are pretty common and with how dangerous the Boiling Isles are I image many people have scars, so again there are probably a few people out there with similar appearances to Hunter so it makes sense that Willow and Gus couldn't tell it was him until his reveal.
I also like how this episode fleshes out the people working for the Emperor more, with Darius and of course the greatness of Steve. With how he and Ember Wolf captured Raine, I always thought Darius and Ember Wolf leaned more towards being actually evil, but it looks like they're more on the regular witch side of characters who are probably good but are just following Belos because they don't know how evil and insane he really is.
Also, I'm kind of noticing a trend with these last three episodes showing how Belos empire is slowly falling apart, similar to how he is due to the curse.
I mean Raine fighting back against Terra's weak Mind Control, Kiki, Hunter, and Steve all having doubts about working for Belos, and even Darius letting what Hunter's been up to slide.
And the big "WHAT?!" moment in the end was a really good callback to S1E6.
Tyrannical empires always crumble slowly but surely... especially if a rebellion will be taken into account.
I'm now calling Darius "Discount Iroh" at times, hehe.
Can we get some lore vids on legends Luke?
Luke is cool but God is even cooler. You should start a relationship with God, Pray for Him to intervene in your life and listen for His "voice".
Revelation 3:20
@@FreightmareFTW I prefer Revelation 4:20 Smoke thine herb to ascend to thou father in heaven
The trees are speaking Droid!
I love this series’s….keep making more
But did you know that it was said that all of Felucia is like a single organism with every living individual being part of a greater whole tho?