Why Are All the Clones IDENTICAL on Kamino in the BAD BATCH.
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- If you take a look at the first episode of the Bad Batch all of the Regular Clones on Kamino look exactly the same... no tattoos, no haircuts or dye, why is this?
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They’re shiny. No influence.
I think all of domino squad was like this. We slowly see fives look change. It all depends who they serve these guys probably just graduated with their clean cut look.
Yeah that's exactly what I was thinking. And it wasn't just Domino squad, it was the other squads as well. My thinking is that once the clones get older, there are probably strict regulations on their appearance, similar to a soldier in basic training. But once the clones are out in combat, their commanders start to give less shits about how they look and more about how they fight.
Exactly I have no clue why this video exists I am quite sure it was the same in any other episodes on kamino when you look through windows etc
@@TALKINGtac0 i mean when boba infiltrated that republic ship we saw that the clones that haven't even matured yet had different haircuts
@@DracoTorment i mean when boba infiltrated that republic ship we saw that the clones that haven't even matured yet had different haircuts
If I'm not mistaken the clones choose their haircuts and tattoos and all that bodily stuff before they ship out. So when they're kids they have the same haircut and tats and they never have to get a haircut every 2 weeks 🤔
I think they wanted to show how order 66 took their personalities and uniqueness away
but face tattoos are so painful to remove!
You content rocks generation tech!
@@GenerationTech im pretty sure in the star wars universe something like tattoos are extremely easy to remove i mean if you look at the surgery that obi-wan had to go through to disguise himself as the man that "killed " him the jedi literally vaccumed off obi-wan's hair
@@billyray4526 true
@@billyray4526 very true👍
I feel like Kamino is like being in Boot Camp - the newer clones are expected to act and behave a certain way. That's why they all look near identical there. I feel like, as Clones are allowed to explore and be out on the field - those standards begin to slip, and they are allowed to explore their identity.
Pretty much what I think as well, though the Empire probably is stricter about appearances
Then why do the kids with Boba have personalities and hairstyles?
It's possible some or most kids from Kamino were starting to get kind of bored of having the exact same hairstyles as the others during the climax of the Clone War.
@@Yourantsally because they are kids and not as trained, and have more privileges? I mean, that identicality things can come later in their training, to be really specific like one another, meanwhile when they are young, those esthetic rules arent apply, so when they growth up, their privileges are taken away for a more formal and disciplinary manner and in this way, get to know to follow order and what their purpose is etc... You could also ask: Why those kids dont carry an helmet and a blaster, well the answer would be the same as for the haircut or the cut off from their individuality.
Clone Wars S3 Ep1 Echo, Fives, and Heavy all had personality before they went to war.
Clone Troopers = Identically born and are given the choice to be individualistic.
Stormtroopers = Born individualistic but forced to be identical.
The Bad Batch series is the transition from one ideal to the other.
I think they find new conscripted soldiers and clone them, taking from a certain feature like a certain height or weight and making hundreds of them, implanting a chip, cloning them to be ready in a year and quickly killing them off before they go mad, it would explain a bunch like a bad shot, completely amoral and fine following murderous orders. Why they are not once even considered people to anyone in the series, under the helmet you are not sure of a defective clone or a real human, people lied too that they was not human under that helmet. In a universe where more and more systems fell to the rebellion how could they keep up? Cheap cloning! Pretending like people are still enlisting in a cruel army
@@ghostspider8440
I disagree. The Stormtroopers are canonically conscripted soldiers and a TH-camr calculated that the Stormtroopers in the Original Trilogy have a higher accuracy rate than US Marines. They where a great at shooting in Legends.
It was the Internet memes that made the Disney Canon make them into bad shots.
@@ghostspider8440
Stormtroopers being bad shots in the Original Trilogy is a myth that needs to die.
@@modmaker7617 finally someone said it. Jesus it's honestly getting old.
They were bad shots, but only against Plot Armor, which would mess up anyone’s aim. The good guys’ rank-and-file had the same problem. Neither side had any trouble blasting the other’s normal mooks, but the only way to hit an important hero or villain was with a lucky shot.
It’s like the clones under Grey had no markings either, I know they were originally shown as newly graduated clones in TCW, but I think it’s to emphasise the difference between Clones under the Republic, and clones under the empire.
That's because just like what Wolf's, Grey's Old Unit was wiped out with only 6 Clones remaining and Master Billaba Hospitalized for 6 Months.
@@AKUNJIG yeah
@@AKUNJIG yeah but unlike Grey's old unit, the Wolfpack was wiped out early in the war with few survivors so the new Wolfpack had plenty of time to add unit markings and the troopers become unique between them.
After the Clone Wars, all the commanders, legions and battalions we saw on the show were ordered to paint their armor back to white, so it could be them as well.
Except for the 501st.
This is why i believe we will never see commander cody again
He simply isn't cody anymore
the thing is that this was immediately following order 66. no way each and every clone went back to default in a matter of days, it would have taken a bit.
@@zeromii3234 yeah I just thought they did it for production as well
@@orcahhh8017 you serious?
I think they’re just all shiny clones who’ve never been off Kamino, this is literally a day after the war ended.
Yeah exactly, also when the only clones there, besides the Kamino Guard and Shock troopers (which we all see to still have their paint) are the only non-shinies there
@nikolai 1939 Hammer and Blitz have yet to appear in The Bad Batch yet
When you look exactly like someone it’s important to be able to distinguish yourself in some way, of course the Empire would never want individuality.
Well that's any functioning military because a fighting force that isn't cohesive is a useless force
It's even funnier that the Sith value individuality the most which is why they want power in the first place
@@christophernguyen6358 they want power over the Force and life itself in order to stave off the eventual encroachment of the inevitable absurdity of the cosmos
@Sebastian Stefanski hail victory
Well they are supposed to be a police force and you would eant all your units to look nice and have clean uniforms as they are the governments face
It kind of sucks we haven’t seen crosshair, laminitis, clone troopers, and storm troopers in two episodes
We haven't seen stormtroopers in any episode
Why did I just google Horse Shoe removal
Have we ever seen laminitis in Star Wars?
@@Cybermat47 yes. The hoofed stormertroopers get it all the time
I think we should see Stormtroopers in season 3 4 or 5 but I don't think we should see them right now it's too early the Empire didn't transition into Stormtroopers fast you have to remember that Stormtrooper program do not begin after Order 66 it would have to be a few more years our few months
The fifth theory: the animators wanted to keep the same model because they had a low budget
Maybe they had deadlines deadlines to push
This is what I figure as well, I am also assuming that for some reason they can’t reuse the models from earlier in the clone wars
not really , they have plenty of armour designs and markings to reuse , and probably have plenty of left over clone faces with tatoos , hair cuts or decals , just think of how many different hair cuts we have had in the clone wars , they could definitley use them all again , i think it was a deliberate choice to make them all plain
if you watch the animation in the bad batch its pretty good as a matter of fact its almost at par with season 7 the clone wars
Well based on Disney’s diminishing popularity in the Star Wars fan lore I think they just don’t know how to make a Star Wars that makes fans go wild with support.
When I remember right, that psychosis problem with the "Express Clones" came only into play when you shorten the cloning process (which is possible but for that reason not recommended). When Thrawn used those clones he did shorten the cycle, which led to confusion in the New Republic because they couldn't understand why suddenly Thrawn had that many soldiers and why sometimes those would go on a rampage
Thrawn severed those clones from the force if I remember correctly
Yeah that was one of the reasons he needed the ysalimiri
In the clone wars chapter "The recruits" the narrator mentioned that due to Jango's DNA decaying since his death clones have been more diverse that could explain the younger clones being very different from older reg clones
good point
but Jango died at the beginning of the Clone Wars. Those recruits looked like they were 12-14 years old, so they were probably half as old. As the war went on for only three years, all those clones were alive when Jango died...
@@aetos198 12 years ago but probably Accelerated the age so since Jango was dead 3 years is a long time and they didn’t have Bubba Fett to clone!
My theory:
They are all SHINIES! :D
Shinies sir
Your armour, it's shiny and new... Just like you
Lazy animation. Clones were animated lazily. 😒
@@theinquisitor7191 damn, not like they're the same exact person or anything
@Flawedboi I think making the same is to show how little they are treated as individuals and how the empire really has turned them all into drones
Alternate reason, Kaminoans, being evil dolphin aliens, discouraged Clones stationed on Kamino from expressing their individuality. Or the Younger Troopers & the Home guard were repressed and adopted the cold arrogant stoicism of the Kaminoans. Clones after all are technically children and super impressionable.
Humanity First!
This is the way
thats the best answer so far
damn evil dolphin aliens
Evil dolphin aliens 😂😂
So just dolphins with long necks and legs?
What if that’s just how CF99 sees them? The “regs” might all look the same to them, the same way identical twins are difficult to distinguish. What if the show is displaying how CF99 sees the other clones, as featureless and uniform even though in reality they aren’t?
That's actually a really cool thought, but I don't think that's what they intended. I feel if they were actually trying to portray their views, there would be more of a focus on it. I doubt they would use the same model for every clone, and then not give an explanation unless they all really looked like that.
What about echo? He said himself he was a reg before he joined cf99. He wouldn’t think himself better than others even if he had the ARC trooper status.
@@alxphx Idk, it could be a reference to the Republic Commando novels where the Commandos (and even in some ways ARC troopers and definitely Null ARCs) saw normal clones as inferior to a degree-- they were all brothers, but personality wise they saw most of the regs as blank slates, until the regs were exposed to culture and started thinking for themselves a bit more.
Rex looks different from the "regs" when they meet him later on so this theory doesn't work. Interesting idea though.
They just decided to be just as quirky as tiktok girls
the empire banned
tik tok
@@GenerationTech The empire did something to benefit all human kind
Yes
@Luke Simmons I thought I was alone in thinking that
...👓😶
Every Star Wars channel: "Stormtroopers were closely monitored at all times and unnecessary chatter was strictly prohibited."
Every stormtrooper ever shown:
You seen that new VT-16?
It's like that joke about Baptists and drinking
@@125happyguy Quite a site to see...
For a second I thought "Maybe because they're clones."
It's strange that completely identical clones can feel so wrong
@@bhesseling9949 yes
Why are clones identical??
I don’t think this guy knows exactly what a CLONE is…
@@Ankr_89 he edited so many pictures of clone faces too
Hay you're a commando how's that fancy armor
I think it's a combination of the show's budget and storytelling. It's cheaper and saves time to use the same generic model multiple times. Also, since the closes are now villains, having them look generic prevents the viewer from getting attached to them and seeing them as people. The Bad Batch can massacre an entire battalion of generic clones and the viewers won't care. In The Clone Wars show, the clones had more individuality. The viewers grew attached to them and felt a sense of loss when one died, yet we didn't care about the countless generic B1's that got destroyed.
In terms of canon, I'd like to think that these are new clones that haven't been assigned, and that their chips are suppressing their desire for individuality under the empire.
I like to think that the use of Spaarti clones explains why the ones in The Bad Batch seem incompetent and outright dumb in some cases. It was also said that the original Jango Fett DNA was degrading, which may lead to lower quality clones and explain why they seem to be less intelligent and bad shots.
I hate when they do that. "Ahh make them all the same faceless evil guys. The viewers won't care obviously." What lazy writing.
Yep I think symbolically is just simply a demonstration of lack of individuality among clones but if some people want an in universe explanation as to how that happened we can just assume they’re shinies
@@whiteglint7694 it's not that the viewers won't care about them all being faceless bad guys, it's that the viewers won't care when they die. It's a common story telling technique. We typically don't know anything about the cannon fodder henchmen in movies and TV because the writers don't want the viewers to get attached to them. It makes the heroes seem more heroic when they kill faceless minions, and the villains more villainous when they kill known and well liked characters.
Bad writing occurs when a character is introduced then gets killed with no character development occurring. The main characters feel a sense of loss and act like it's very important but the viewers don't care because they don't know this person. Think of Art Lean from Mortal Kombat. If you're familiar with the movie but don't know whom I'm talking about, then that illustrates my point.
The Spaarti Clone theory is my favorite and has been a part of my headcanon for years. I assumed that the Troopers Fordo led on Coruscant against the Droid Invasion were in fact the first few batches of Spaarti Clone Troopers that he trained personally. Being out in the Outer Rim Sieges for at most 9 months Kenobi and Skywalker's Forces were never reinforced with Spaartis (Or V-Wing Interceptors) until they returned to Coruscant. The majority of Clone casualties on Utapau for example were Spaartis. The Empire used Spaartis and Kaminoan Clones for a few months before Recruitment and Conscription of Stormtroopers became common practice eventually outnumbering both Spaarti and Kaminoan Clones by orders of magnitude. The Kaminoan Cloning program was halted however Spaarti Cloning would continue with different templates (High performing Imperial Military Personnel were Cloned). Kaminoan Clones were given the opportunity to retire however a large chunk chose to stay as Stormtroopers. The last Kaminoan Clone Batch was ready for battle in 10 BBY.
Considering how Spaarti cylinders work, they could have used Fordo as the template for the flash learning as well.
In my head the Spaarti clones are like the legends ones like ROTS and Battlefront 2 era when they just were ordered to turn on the Jedi and it wasn't explained by a chip later
I'm still waiting for them to declare that Exogol's other name is Byss. It should also be remembered that in the Lucasfilm approved expansions right after the Prequels that drones were created from cloning and that the wealthy in the Empire would pay to create batches of troops that were clones of themselves as a sign of vanity.
Exegol is in the unknown regions, while Byss is in the deep core.
@@brownco8 Both are very difficult to reach via Hyperspace.
3:47 That's actually not true, if you look around in the first episode you can see that there are still Kaminoean security force troopers in the background.
Like boot camp....and it's the Empire now. Even in Clone Wars last season most of the individuality was disappearing. Kixx tattoos are covered, all the armor is white. Even Rex has dark hair. They are being assimilated.
Did anyone notice that one of clone who make fun of Bad batch and omega and he laughing look familiar? Like new Gregor after old gregor died in explosion in clone wars season 5?
Gregor is a clone commando, those guys are in standard trooper armor.
Just check out the star wars: rebels to make sure Gregor didn't die in that explosion
Dude they’re just not a combat units. Remember the term “shinies”?
As someone that sounds really confident about what they're saying on TH-cam, you can definitely just listen to everything and just believe it without checking... as long as it's just me... no one else unless I agree with them too... listen to Generation Tech... but not that part, everything else...
The clones on Kamino are all new, they just haven't customized their armor yet.
"It may be the blade of grass that bends against the wind that catches the attention, but the mere fact that all the other face the same way should put your noggin on the treadmill" or something like that - Razorfist
😭so beautiful
That's rather foreboding.
Like wtf
what the hell are you talking about
Star Wars fans: gives complicated lore reason as to why all clones are identical in Bad Batch
Disney who just wanted to cut costs: Right... we thought of that all along
Coruscant Guard, Kamino Troopers and Grey: Are we a joke to you?
I think this was a literary element to show the audience that the “regs” are individually indistinguishable to the bad batch. This was also after their inhibitor chips were activated, so maybe the regular clones’ desire for individuality was negated upon activation.
Let's not forget that Star Wars makes Temuera Morrison the actor with the most movie and tv show credits in history
@Sebastian Stefanski no Temuera would make more sense as he is the templet for how they look in any form of media
The clones look the same? *gasp*
I know lord Vader who would of guessed
This was likely a scene meant to establish how Order 66 not only made clones more aggressive but also took away their ability to have creative thinking, instead they now all act the same, and look the same.
Taking away their individuality is a severe blow to take, since we had spent much time over Clone Wars getting attached and valuing the life of a clone. But now they are just battle droids.
This is just almost a day or so after order 66. My theory is that those troopers we see are just shines. I don’t think that almost every trooper in the entire army has their armor painted white that quickly.
Good question, even if Order 66 changed them they might have changed their looks or the Empire changed the guard rotation.
I like how Omega use the term "Bad Batcher" 😎😁💪
1:47 cough cough Screen Crush that can’t get their facts right cough cough
Palpatine is basically a boomer
I feel like boomers are just tired and confused... it’s us millennials that are the dangerous ones
@Generation Tech I don't know about you, but I'm a millenial and "tired and confused" sums me up pretty well.
Great video, but I do have one question.
If they are Sparti clones, why would they be on Kamino?
In episode 8 of season 2 In The Bad Batch you see in a clone bar on the coruscant where all the clones look different like hair tattoos
"Why Are All the Clones IDENTICAL on Kamino in the BAD BATCH."
Idk, maybe because they're CLONES!.
Lol 😂😂😂😂
Look like clones, act like clones, smell like clones. Clones they are.
The context is there for fans.......
Jesse no what they're clones no way you're fibing
I am really glad that they kept the art style. Sometimes companies try to fix something that isn’t broken. Within the first minute of watching the bad batch I was already back home, watching season 1 of clone wars on TV in the evening. Good old times.
Could you do a video about Boba Fett and Cad Bane’s duel
Same thing with their marks on their armour, once order 66 happened all their individuality and uniqueness was affected to by the chip in the clones. It does make sense new recruits haven't earned their stripes earlier on but at this time the empire wanted to take away the individuality and uniqueness thus along with their marks on their armour they also took away their unique style underneath the helmet
It’s probably because of order 66 and the inhibitor chips. If you look at crosshair, he had his own uniqueness and personality. His uniqueness and personality were erased when Tarkin made his inhibitor chip work stronger. This is what most likely happened to all the other clones. Quick summary: When the inhibitor chips were activated, all of the clones personality and uniqueness were removed and they became like droids.
Well yeah, but they wouldn't have immediately lost any paint, haircut or tattoos they had.
@@magiv4205 I think he has a point, crosshair was deliberately asked why he was so focused on following orders when the squad was never interested in following orders. If they did that to the rebellious crosshair, why wouldn’t other clones be changed.
@@meloneatingwolf1882 Of course the chip immediately affected their personalities, but my point is that things like haircuts, color and tattoos DON'T JUST DISAPPEAR OVERNIGHT
@@magiv4205 sci-fi tatoo remover
@@magiv4205 The Empire removed all the tattoos and coloring on the armor pieces except for some rankings. If you see the episode ‘aftermath’ you will notice that all the clones after order 66 were the same. No haircuts, not tattoos, and no coloring. Just plain. The Emperor made the clones plain and since the clones personality was taken over by the inhibitor chip, the clones only cared about following orders and not looks. That’s why they look the same. The tattoos could’ve been removed with some advanced machine, I mean it’s Star Wars
Taking a guess before i watch the vid 1) They haven't yet earned their distinguishing features. Nicknames should be earned after all and i doubt there's a tattoo parlour at the cloning facility? or the more likely 2) Someone forgot/simply decided to make the animation of background characters easier.
What about the young cadets tho with the different hair styles
When I saw it I automatically thought they were all shinies who hadn't been exposed to the jedi yet just small interactions with shaak ti so that's why I thought there was nothing different about them but they still could have put in some shaved heads in that scene
I think the directors or who ever also missed a important detail, like the first episode the clone commander of Kanan's unit didn't have the commander look just a ring around his neck and that's it. I think they just wanted the season out and to just focus on the Bad Batch.
Hasbro just releases the same clone figures cause they all look the same
Wish we would whave gotten 3.75 figs for the bad batch
@@bananawizard8084 naw man 3.75 is just for kids Black series are way better and more possable
@@PrimarisBlackTemplaDraven Yes, but 3.75 is better for having big army battles, stop motions and dioramas
@@bananawizard8084 I wish they make it more possable but the vehicles got mixed feelings about them cause some of them are good but some are just re-used molds and painted different from the old ones
@@PrimarisBlackTemplaDraven nope, 3.75 is for everyone, including collectors, at least originally. They used to be highly articulated, and Hasbro has somewhat come back to that. It's a shame they cost a lot nowadays.
I think its because they live on Kamino, and kaminonians dont allow that
Reporting for duty sir
i wonder if the republic ever made drop pods like halo odsts itd be sick to see a squad oc clone commandos dropping form teh aky into battle
Perhaps as clone arrived back, Clones had paint on their armor, and tatoos removed, and then were given haircuts, or accelerated their hair back to the original hair cut.
That's too much Buddy
I mean all of this is like 12 hours after Order 66, there was never any clone detachment stationed on Kamino other than the Kamino guard which we *see* in the same episode to have their paint. These guys have to all be shinies just like we see in ATOTC and TCW multiple times.
I think that’s the point that’s why the name clone comes in
I think these clones were meant to be one of the last fully trained batches or units of clones before Order 66 even happened and they just didn't knew what's really going on.
The higher ups also could have just outlawed individuality and made rules saying they had to look like/meet a certain standard
Cause they're clones xd
Disney wanted to show the clones as blank as the part that everyone loved about the clones was how cool they were and their individuality so without that they were easier to see as the bad guys
The main reason i think was that the creators wanted to show how different the bad batch are from the regular clones
My thoughts for why all the clones look identical is that we are having this story told to us from the perspective of the Bad Batch which treated all non clone commanders as regular clones until proved otherwise, you can see this in the first episode when the only clone with markings on his armor is the commander when before in the clone wars show the clones in a certain group would have the coloring as each other and would rarely be plain white. You can also see this in the bad batch episodes in the clone wars show where they treat the clones under Rex and Cody as they would any other clone and only really take notice of a particular clone's individuality when they expressly showed it in front of them.
My theory: They are nothing more than background characters. Generic soldiers for the Bad Batch to shoot up. The only reason some clones in The Clone Wars were unique was that they were key characters or were meant to stick out from the rest. Rex, Fives, Cody, etc. were all within the key characters group. It was also easier for Dee Bradly Baker to distinguish their personality.
Alternatively, the Bad Batch calls other clones "regs" implying that they are meant to be the same. Honestly, I really do think it is as simple as these clones are background characters.
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Still don't understand why the clones turned "evil"ish after order 66 when all that order did was make them want to kill jedi.
Its some non-canon theory that I always see lots of people talk about. There was some theory rolling around that the chips removed all their personalities but we can see in this very episode and Siege of Mandalore that this isnt true so idk
@@spencerrr9878 People act trike the clones were possessed or became droids or something. But I see the chips as a drug
Not only to kill the jedi. But permenantly make them think that it was the right choice and make the doubt go away, and maybe this big shift in their head made their personality change? Make them think the wrong is right? And act "evil"?? I personally can't think some clones could be bad. Including Slick and Fox of course
The inhibitor chips have a very easy and simple explanation, they are _inhibitor_ chips. The clones are just that, clones. Clones are little better than droids without someone teaching them how to be a sentient. The Kaminoans probably just removed individualism from the cloning process or curriculum.
I believe they discussed the decay of Jango's original sample so it could be these clones were cloned off a clone source which removed a portion of their "personalities" from them.
Another thing was that in the first episode, Grey was the only clone who had colored armor
"After the Kamino uprising, the Emperor decided that an army of genetically identical soldiers was too susceptible to corruption. Future troopers would be cloned from a variety of templates. Though the 501st itself remained pure, the rest of the Imperial Army gradually became more and more diverse. We never really got used to the new guys."
Imagine he made a whole video and in the end it was just a budget issue 😂😂😂😂😂
I would love to see them add back in the Sparti clones. One of my favorite additions to legends back in the day.
What I love about this channel is it will take something like this that was most likely a choice from the animators so they wouldn’t have to design and animate a bunch of unique designs for a few brief scenes and give a in canon reason for it
My first thoughts on seeing the clones in all white armor and new dress codes had me thinking that the Kaminoans made new implementation for Empire, and as for the lack of personalities, I do believe it is caused by the Inhibitor Chip activating.
They’re definitely just newer clones that just finished training (at least that’s my head canon) cool theory tho
It's simple. . . Orders.
This dude has a PHD in star wars lore. RESPECT
Simple answer, they reused the model.
Long answer:
Short answer: who wants to animate all that
Bruh you are fuc%ing funny as hell in the absolute smartest way. I wish we could clone you to help me laugh at the BS we all deal with every day
I was thinking, just for color, it would be fun to not totally discontinuing all separatists robot soldiers.
Assorted robots, and other druids could be a way to keep variety on the screen.
After ww2 the allies adopted much from the axis powers .
This actually could be done to search for remaining Jedi, as droids have minimal to no force presence, and aren't as directly sentient/individual since they aren't organic beings, and as such are harder for jedi to detect.
They all look alike to make the bad batch stand out even more
501st! vs a legion of armed assult dolphins Allen who ya got?!
You can see the uniformity taking place amongst the veterans in season 7 though. Some of the clones are using their number more instead of their names and even the individual haircuts and such are disappearing. Kix for example had a super unique hair cut and head tattoo. In season seven it's a standard haircut and his tattoo is barely visible.
Originally, I thought it was just that Order 66 forcibly erased all of their individualities so that the clones will be able to cut all of their connections with the Jedi. But now with more theories offered here, I may need to reevaluate everything I that I thought of this previously.
Look at the armor they use, they're all shinys and who was the leader of the Republic? Palpatine, so it's probably he ordered that the new fast growing clones were more the same, preparing to execute the order 66 and begin the new empire. Remember he planned all of this for many years
Spaarti clones would be neat
I've always found it interesting like in real life how twins will almost always try to be completely different and separate themselves from their twin. But normal people who are different always try to be the exact same as a group
Anothrer thing might be them being on Kamino where they might watch them more than in war
Simple: they are all still shinies.
It was the Clone Cadets colorfull hair that is the exception, not the rule on Kamino. Maybe they were some kind of experiment with earlier individualisation?
Look at Tvtropes, "Color-Coded Characters" as for the reason of why screenwriters might want to colorcode characters. And why most of the clones did not need that. Only Food fight bait got some coloration/identifying markers.
“Why are all the clones identical?” Is like asking “why is this library full of books?”
In the start and basically end of the clone wars we can see the clones are bland and “the perfect soldier.” But in the middle of the clone wars we can see almost every clone having a personality. So basically it was the way the clones were treated and the influence the Jedi gave the clones
“We never got used to the new guys.”
Definitely could be Spartii clones. According to legends novels, they were grown in secret like you said, and then revealed at the battle of coruscant. Many of the clones from ROTS are probably Spartii
“why are all the clones IDENTICAL” gee idk I mean they are clones...
Shut up
You've missed the point.
@@DolusVulpes I mean am I wrong...
@@livelavghlove yes, because you've missed the point of the video.
@@DolusVulpes not talking about the video...
I think the Spaarti Clones is the best theory. Reading the Thrawn Trilogy now.
They're all identical because the series is from the perspective of the bad batch. The bad batch looks around and feels strongly that they are the only ones who stand out as different.
I agree with the concept of the clones being shiney’s but I think the main reason is a cinematic one. To show how the clones we have grown up with and learned so much about are gone, the individuality and joy of those once great soldiers has truly been imperialised, right down to their strictly monitored haircuts. First thing I felt before that great little brawl in the mess hall was chills seeing the clones return to ‘default’ just as Palpy would have intended
They're all identical because the animators are lazy! Like how did the bald clones get a full head of hair so quickly
Did you just use the word lazy? This show is the opposite of lazy
@@ollie9321 u watch little TV then
"An army is a team. It lives, eats, sleeps, and fights as a team. This 'individual hero' stuff is a bunch of bantha slivki. The bilious barves who write that stuff for the Core Worlds Evening Post don't know any more about _real_ battle than they do about kriffing."
-General Jorj S. Pattan, Imperial 3rd Mechanized Legion
My fan fiction is starwars crossed with the Orville universe waiting for season 3 with the Orville encounters an spaces whales with thrawn and Ezra with imperial fleet!
Removing the [personality of the clones was the first step I think Palpatine has started so when order 66 happens then they would have clones without personality which would ease people into the empire while forgetting the republic also it makes the clones colder when it comes to treating other aliens
The latest episode has the clonetroopers addressing each other by birth numbers instead of names.
Domino squad were all near identical too until after Rishi 🤷🏻