Well, he even committed TWO WAR CRIMES in this battle... So he's starting his War Crime career off with a bang 😏- Check out The Imperial Girl Who pretended to be a clone trooper here: th-cam.com/video/Jk-pR7eN-es/w-d-xo.html
I feel like. Though yes, is a clever tactic. Its REALLY BAD to use it repeatedly. Cuz the Seperatists will eventually realize 'they keep faking surrenders' and just shoot people when they surrender, assuming they're planning something rather than surrendering
@@Canadian_Zac It will be better in terms of image. The separatist, if they fire on surrendering soldier, will appear as unhuman aliens without mercy nor consideration for life, which is how the republic want them to be, or the empire that the republic had already become. I mean, the republic during the final year of the clone war was an empire in all things but name. Is fighting to the last man a good idea ? Most beings tend to favor survival over heroism, despite them having great dream of heroism. That's human. Although, there are examples of last stands that have managed to survived because they fought to the last man and kill so many enemies that they managed to survive. Not always possible when your ennemies are droids that can outnumber you ten to one just based on cost per unit..
@@flabbergastedpicklerickrol8204 I know it’s a year late but I hope y’all see this reply: have you watched the cut clone wars arc on utupau? Obi-Wan is facing execution and repeatedly cites a “Yavin Convention” to bide for time, after Anakin arrives he openly mocks and ridicules the said Yavin Act
@@aleksandersokal5279 Droids are sentinent beings, accordingly to the Star Wars lore. That is why we see a lot of droid developing their own personalities. Take R2-D2 and C3PO for exemple.
@@flyer3154 Well, there is no "Geneva Convention" in Star Wars, but there was a comic that mention something closer to that during the Clone Wars. But there is a reason why we consider perfidy (fake surrender) as a war crime. It is because this can backfire drastically to the one who commited it. Taking for example the countless times that the Republic and the Jedi commited a perfidy in The Clone Wars. That will serve as a justification for the Seppies to also commited other war crimes like the execution of POW's, civilians and etc. They could justify that by saying: "The Republic scum is known to fake surrender so they can strike while we last expect. So we will start to execute all republic prisoners we have to prevent that". This is why we consider "perfidy" as a war crime. It's kinda of a logical reason rather than a simple way to make "war fair". So probably there is also something similar in the Star Wars universe.
If Cody’s rifle always leans right then you’d think he’d try to compensate for that when aiming at the Geonosian. This and the “think again” like makes me think he was aiming for the remote on purpose. Saying the whole “my gun leans right” to Obi-Wan sounds like he’s just making that up.
Commander Cody also took part in another war crime in the last episodes in the clone wars basically season seven : Aniken pretended to surrender and then Captain Rex and the 501st jet pack legion came out of the bottom of a bridge and attack the separatists and since they were attacking Cody got involved and attacked too
Is the concept of war crimes even a thing in Star Wars? I feel like genocide, slavery, and literal planetary destruction are common enough that it seems like a fact of life…
Man, I want more Star Wars clone wars exploring every aspect of the war, even from the books. Idk, I just felt all seasons of SWCW was so short and quick to pass. It felt like you were just watching episode 1, the next thing you know you're already at bad batch. I just want more clone action TvT
Actually I’m surprised about Kenobi being so cool about the whole thing. Yes he did some things in clone wars that can be considered as crime or trick(depending on your sight) but I always remembered Kenobi trying to choose the right and honorable way but in this case he is very much ok with Cody shooting the Sepratist. Maybe I am thinking this because Anakin is always too far opposite and always acting with his anger, his passion and emotions.
Thing is Dooku wasn’t a bad person, and Greivous only commuted war crimes on Sidouses orders. Dooku actually cared for the outer rim and left the Jedi because he thought they were too restricting and were losing connection with the force. Most of the Trade Federation were just greedy, but Sidious was the major driving force behind the CIS commuting war crimes and most evil that Dooku and Greivous did were because of Sodious, without out Palpatine the CIS leaders would be much better beings and the CIS would have been a force for good.
@@toby1061 that’s how Dooku felt originally. And that’s how Sidious lured him to the dark side. Once he was seduced by the dark side, he became corrupted. He no longer cared about doing the right thing, but only power. That’s the tragedy of Dooku. And Grievous may have been a proud warrior once, but by the Clone Wars he isn’t just a sadistic murdered. Dooku and Grievous aren’t good people. The average Separatists were good, but the corrupt leader were not.
@@toby1061 ye, and hideous perfectly manipulated dooku so that he would continue doing evil things, for the greater good he thought would out way the wrong doings, but that never came. And while grievous was just bloodthirsty, lol, he had a loyalty to his home species, and fought against the oppression and ignorance of the jedi and the republic, and mostly for revenge too but still. So good intentions, (thinks of grievous) maybe, but bad actions.
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Well, he even committed TWO WAR CRIMES in this battle... So he's starting his War Crime career off with a bang 😏- Check out The Imperial Girl Who pretended to be a clone trooper here: th-cam.com/video/Jk-pR7eN-es/w-d-xo.html
What can I say, Cody is multi-talented.
How dare you disrespect Cody I’m just kidding but Cody is my favorite
Yeah
@Chosen One It is, but was recently canonized by one of the X-Wing card game tie references
Ah, I remember back when I committed my first war crime.
I was just a wee lad.
Cody: So, my jedi general faked surrendering...
Rex: First time ?
Only surrendering?
General Skywalker does it daily...
I feel like.
Though yes, is a clever tactic.
Its REALLY BAD to use it repeatedly.
Cuz the Seperatists will eventually realize 'they keep faking surrenders' and just shoot people when they surrender, assuming they're planning something rather than surrendering
@@Canadian_Zac In the end, the sepies will kill people trying to surrender, so it's better for the republic..
@@nemesis7774 No. That's very bad. You surrender when you know you've lost. Fighting to the last man, is rarely actually a good idea
@@Canadian_Zac It will be better in terms of image. The separatist, if they fire on surrendering soldier, will appear as unhuman aliens without mercy nor consideration for life, which is how the republic want them to be, or the empire that the republic had already become. I mean, the republic during the final year of the clone war was an empire in all things but name. Is fighting to the last man a good idea ? Most beings tend to favor survival over heroism, despite them having great dream of heroism. That's human. Although, there are examples of last stands that have managed to survived because they fought to the last man and kill so many enemies that they managed to survive. Not always possible when your ennemies are droids that can outnumber you ten to one just based on cost per unit..
Kenobi be like: "They grow up so fast."
They actually do
@The crazy weeb ArE yOu ThReAtEnInG mE mAsTeR jEdI
@The crazy weeb THATS IMPOSSIBLE!!!!!
Lol
Execute order 66
If you serve under a clone wars main character it’s required that you commit at least one war crime
100*
Clone wars equivalent to the n-word pass.
@@ayanman2345 1000*
All Jedi have committed some sort of War Crime before, Obi-Wan has probably committed the most (that we know of)
Rex did not tho
"Yeah, regular folk don't understand. Sometimes in war, it's hard to be the one that survives."
-CC-2224 "CODY"
It is.
@@Iamlurking504 OH.
Cody: It's all Obi-Wan's fault!
Obi-Wan: Not again.
*He's Jealous!*
*He's Holding Me Back!*
OBI WAN IS JEALOUS, HE'S HOLDING ME BACK
Cody committing a war crime.
Jedi: First Time?
Cody: Yep
Jedi: Get used to it lol
Replace Jedi with Anakin and it’s more accurate
Lol
haha
“There’s always time for war crime”
*-Sun zu*
"Cha cha real smooth over those civillians"
- Sun zu
"SUN ZU SAID THAT!"
-The Soldier
Awww little baby commander cody committed his first war crime! He is learning so much and fast from his jedi commanders XD
Awwwww
I should be surprised, but let's be honest... He learned from the best, Obi Wan
What war crimes did Obi-Wan commit?
Faking surrender @SnapeInvader
Bah obi wan is not even a bit , anakin is there
Will it be canon if the 212th becomes the regiment of trolling?
I like how the title almost implies that war crimes are kinda casual in Clone Wars
They Kinda are lol
@@flabbergastedpicklerickrol8204 I know it’s a year late but I hope y’all see this reply: have you watched the cut clone wars arc on utupau? Obi-Wan is facing execution and repeatedly cites a “Yavin Convention” to bide for time, after Anakin arrives he openly mocks and ridicules the said Yavin Act
Both sides commit war crimes, so it wouldn't be surprising to the other faction if one decides to do it
Cody: [commits a warcrime]
Also Cody: [cries about it]
Rex: *”Pathetic.”*
This is why Rex is better
Cody: Dear god what have I done
Anakin: First time?
Cody committing a war crime? I expected something like this from Anakin
To be fair his general Obi-wan did the same thing.
@@shadowwriter329 yeah but anakin was born in warcrimes Obi-wan merely was adopted by it
“It’s not a war crime if you win” -Sun Tzu
Probably
I'm surprised anakin didn't get him a "congratulations on your first war crime!" card after this
Cody: I was aiming for the head
Boba: I was aiming for the other one
Ah yes, committing war crimes against droids.
LMFAO so true. They're just droids,only need power and maintenance to "live"
@@Mr.Boyo13
*ROGER ROGER !!!*
Commander cody: *commits his first war crime*
The jedi: "first time?"
I thought the only war crime was a clone picking up a forbidden droid finger :0
I mean using corpses as trophies is a literal war in real life
@@josh_the_alien Droids are not sentient beings so that does not count, they are machines. Ripping of a cog from a Tiger tank is not a war crime...
@@aleksandersokal5279 Droids are sentinent beings, accordingly to the Star Wars lore.
That is why we see a lot of droid developing their own personalities. Take R2-D2 and C3PO for exemple.
Cody: Still think I'm boring Skywalker?!
This video would have had a cursed title if it wasn’t Star Wars and it still does
Cody:Rex I committed a war crime
Rex:first time?
Protagonists: (Commits their first war crime)
Their Friends: Awwww (Takes a picture)
Cody: Oh God...I committed a war crime...oh God...
Anakin: first time? 😎
That does not sound like Commander Cody to me
I did do this...
Commander Cody remind me of Ahsoka. 😂
I mean wasn't killing karina the great a war crime? Correct me if i'm wrong.
If there is no Geneva there is no Geneva Convention either.
-Mace Windu ordering Cody to fake surrender
R.I.P. Swift
He tried his best.
“This isn’t my first war crime rodeo”
This is why you don’t get cocky
Love the vids keep it up man
I didn’t know playing dead was war crime....
Perfidy 😬
@@StarForceOne is that a thing in Star Wars tho?
@@flyer3154 Well, there is no "Geneva Convention" in Star Wars, but there was a comic that mention something closer to that during the Clone Wars.
But there is a reason why we consider perfidy (fake surrender) as a war crime. It is because this can backfire drastically to the one who commited it.
Taking for example the countless times that the Republic and the Jedi commited a perfidy in The Clone Wars. That will serve as a justification for the Seppies to also commited other war crimes like the execution of POW's, civilians and etc. They could justify that by saying: "The Republic scum is known to fake surrender so they can strike while we last expect. So we will start to execute all republic prisoners we have to prevent that".
This is why we consider "perfidy" as a war crime. It's kinda of a logical reason rather than a simple way to make "war fair". So probably there is also something similar in the Star Wars universe.
Commander ponds. It was nice seeing him again
He literally has wings. my dude put handcuffs on him but not wingcuffs. Literally can just fly away lol
Committing a war crime is like the right of passage that everyone must pass
Committing a war crime is like a coming of age for clones
Bought this comic as a kid, had huge flashbacks, was one of my favorites. Thx
I think Cody was spending a LITTLE too much time with Rex.
Hope you are all having a good day and geeling well. Love the content StarForceOne. Have a great day man.
After watching this video
ME: Quietly crying after realizing That Commander Ponds dies during the Clone Wars😥😢
RIP Commander Ponds
Cody's taking his first steps
Daimn, so glad this video is about a Star Wars The Clone Wars magazine chapter, I was on the point where these magazines didn't even count.
I love how it says "first" war crime.
If Cody’s rifle always leans right then you’d think he’d try to compensate for that when aiming at the Geonosian. This and the “think again” like makes me think he was aiming for the remote on purpose. Saying the whole “my gun leans right” to Obi-Wan sounds like he’s just making that up.
🙏 that would be awesome, Cody is a good man at heart
Kenobi be like it’s his first time 🥺 I’m so proud
Cody:
Jedis: we will watch your growth with great interest
Its nice to see ponds again. I liked him
Anakin would be proud of Cody 😂
Wow Cody actually committed a war crime and it can only get a wartime now Cody did
Commander Cody also took part in another war crime in the last episodes in the clone wars basically season seven : Aniken pretended to surrender and then Captain Rex and the 501st jet pack legion came out of the bottom of a bridge and attack the separatists and since they were attacking Cody got involved and attacked too
His first most definitely not his last
*Thinks about all the times obi wan and anakin had a joint missions during the clone wars*
The first war crime... you will never forget about it
Is the concept of war crimes even a thing in Star Wars? I feel like genocide, slavery, and literal planetary destruction are common enough that it seems like a fact of life…
I miss Commander Ponds... maybe Fordo became the new commander of Windu’s battalion 🤔
Neyo did
I’m so proud of him
Hi love your vids and my favourite thing in star wars is the clone wars and my favourite is captain rex and domino squad
Amazing video
i have this comic it's in the clone wars magazine!
The first comic I owned is this one 😂
Baby's first war crime 😍
Hello StarForceOne! I really enjoy ur videos, and i was hoping it would be possible for u to mention which comics ur refrencing in ur videos. Thanks
They grow up so fast
This was my first Star Wars comic as a kid
I subbed to you man keep it up
I can't believe, My favorites clone Cody was first committed first wars Crime?
The Republic is an aligory for the Geneva Convention
More like Geneva suggestion
I have that shatterpoint book and boy does it get dark fast.
Galactic Convention? More like Galactic Suggestion.
Isn't shatter point the book where Mace visits his home planet. Cause if so then I read that one.
no no, that's also a force technique
Acting is something they have to learn on Kamino to prepare for Order 66 😅
War crimes? Who told you about Venezuela and Uzbekistan
i was thinking hamas
@@eren34558 you can't talk about war crimes, Eren yeager
Man, I want more Star Wars clone wars exploring every aspect of the war, even from the books. Idk, I just felt all seasons of SWCW was so short and quick to pass. It felt like you were just watching episode 1, the next thing you know you're already at bad batch. I just want more clone action TvT
It doesn't matter if it's a war crime we all love are boy CODY
*Hello There*
*General Kenobi*
''When Cody comitted his first war crime..''
Is this implying he did hundreds more
He served under Kenobi, the *king* of War Crimes 😏
Oof Cody you had a good streak going.
I have a feeling Obi Wan's need to slice droid after droid is something he picked up from Anakin
Star Wars: Yavin Suggestion
Is this even a surprise cody was always sus
How so?
2:14 Yes. It's sitting on my shelf
Fives > Any other clone
Awesome content! I just wish he sourced which comics all these different stories were from :C
Actually I’m surprised about Kenobi being so cool about the whole thing. Yes he did some things in clone wars that can be considered as crime or trick(depending on your sight) but I always remembered Kenobi trying to choose the right and honorable way but in this case he is very much ok with Cody shooting the Sepratist. Maybe I am thinking this because Anakin is always too far opposite and always acting with his anger, his passion and emotions.
Obi wan is the master at faking surrender
Anikin skywalker :
“First time?”
Every war crime counts as a trickshot
-Zun Bru
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, ITS A WARCRIME
The perfidy war crime has been committed a lot of times in the tv series. I’m not surprised
This a great one
Shatterpoint yes audiobook this Christmas
What’s the music that’s in his videos?
Jedi: Haha War Crimes go Brrrrr.
Now do video about choper's first warcrime
We don't know when he was made so it would be hard
Honestly I feel like the war crime of false surrender in Star Wars is not enforceable, if it is no one does it.
Without Count Dooku, General Grievous or their allies like Nute Gunray, the CIS are pretty much the good guys
Thing is Dooku wasn’t a bad person, and Greivous only commuted war crimes on Sidouses orders. Dooku actually cared for the outer rim and left the Jedi because he thought they were too restricting and were losing connection with the force. Most of the Trade Federation were just greedy, but Sidious was the major driving force behind the CIS commuting war crimes and most evil that Dooku and Greivous did were because of Sodious, without out Palpatine the CIS leaders would be much better beings and the CIS would have been a force for good.
@@toby1061 maybe
@@toby1061 that’s how Dooku felt originally. And that’s how Sidious lured him to the dark side. Once he was seduced by the dark side, he became corrupted. He no longer cared about doing the right thing, but only power. That’s the tragedy of Dooku.
And Grievous may have been a proud warrior once, but by the Clone Wars he isn’t just a sadistic murdered. Dooku and Grievous aren’t good people. The average Separatists were good, but the corrupt leader were not.
@@toby1061 ye, and hideous perfectly manipulated dooku so that he would continue doing evil things, for the greater good he thought would out way the wrong doings, but that never came. And while grievous was just bloodthirsty, lol, he had a loyalty to his home species, and fought against the oppression and ignorance of the jedi and the republic, and mostly for revenge too but still. So good intentions, (thinks of grievous) maybe, but bad actions.
I somehow read this as "General Grievous and his allies nuked Germany"
I haven't read the shatter point book but I will look into it!
I regret this battle... but I did what I had to do for the Republic.
Well it happen like Ahsoka did first wars crime in begin tcw season 2 where she disobey Obiwan order.
@@isaacrebellion9893 Ashoka is a walking war crime because she is a minor soldier ...
Awesome
Anikan: first time
Nice
Anakin: First time?
Aww widdle cody committed his first war crime
So many war crimes