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First episode of CW: Went out of its way to establish that clones are unique with their own personalities Last episode of CW: Showed that uniqueness being taken away leaving only “Good Soldiers”
The inhibitor chip essentially turned the clones into droids. In the process many went insane - likely screaming inside their own minds from being forced to do what the chips made them do - or at very least were mentally damaged by what the chips did to them. Hence why in Rebels Wolf is quite unstable and prone to bouts of paranoia because the chip damaged his mind.
@@AndrewJamesWilliams But, didn't Wolf removed his chip?. Or perhaps Rex and Ahsoka find him later, and remove his chip after being already activated?.
It seems like they had as much freedom as a modern occupying force. Able to request leave and go to a bar. But not allowed to start a family with the locals.
@@comradekenobi6908 In the empire, they lived out the rest of their days as slaves to be experimented on. Their bodies were used as puppets for the Dark Trooper project up to phase 2, where they were cybernetically enhanced, drugged, beefed up with experimental steroids, brainwashed, and worked until their bodies collapsed ad died as they melted from the genetic mutations placed in their code from the kamedoians. Then their brains were used for phase 3 dark trooper mechs until the last one was useless, and the empire went for other people to experiment on. Mostly prisoners.
"Clones were encouraged to take on real names, and to style their hair, how ever they wanted. As long as it fit under their helmet." Sooo. No clone-afros?
yeah, but they were doing that because of the Control Chips implanted into their heads, so they were not acting of their own free will or choice. Luckily, Rex was able to fight long enough against the chip's control that he was able to warn Ahsoka, and she was then able to capture him and remove his chip. I am so sad that they were not able to also rescue Cody or Jesse.
The jedi viewing them as human makes their use of clones even worse. They know full well they're a slave army and are perfectly fine letting it continue. The Republic in general is ignorant of the reality.
@@overlorddante well, they're facing on of the most powerful non sentient army, with trillions of battle droids, so maybe they don't put human rights at the forefront of their mind at that time
“During the beginning phases of the war, our movements were at the whims of high command’s decisions. Any modicum of free time was spent resting, doing bunk and facility maintenance, in a VR simulation, eating, or a doing myriad of activities to take our minds off the fighting. As the war went on, most clone battalions adopted a practice of requesting leave of absences and shore leave, especially after a victory. A typical seasoned clone might get three days off or reprieve from a warzone. Many officers were given even greater windows of absence and got to spend time in resort worlds. However, the navy are the ones who get the most time off, since their work is pretty dangerous and morale is important.” -CS/CT-8711-12 “Cheng”, Captain and Scout of the 442nd Siege Battalion
The mention of Clones having one-night stands actually makes sense now that I think about it. But that raises the question... can Clones have children? I imagine the Kaminoans probably made them sterile, but if they didn't, would the genetic modifications like the faster aging be passed along? Would we actually see a new near-human species based on these modifications?
@@tylerbracco1349 I’m pretty sure that he adopted his wife’s children as his own, considering their age. There was a story of a clone who escaped from Kamino, he was hunted and killed by Jango. Boba later came across that escaped clone’s son, who was a prodigy in combat, likely due to his father’s enhanced genetics.
This here is Deborah, my right, and best girl. Then over here is Lucy, she is my other best girl, my lucky left! ;D Slick was indeed a rebel, and one of the few clones willing to speak out about slavery. He accused the Jedi of keeping himself and his brothers as slaves, and neither Obi-Wan, nor Anakin said anything to dispute that claim. Neither did Cody or Rex, who were also present. I think the Clone's slavery was no secret to either the clones or the Jedi, but they all felt powerless to do anything about it, so simply put it from their minds. Additionally, for many of the clones, who had known nothing but slavery since the moment of their first breaths, it might have felt difficult to imagine what freedom was actually like, considering they had never known anything but slavery. Not to mention, the Republic was careful to restrict how much contact the Clones had with the outside world, precisely to ensure that the clones did not begin to question their situation. Its really too bad that we never found out what happened to Slick after he was arrested, though its likely that he was simply executed as a traitor.
The life of a Clone was never easy, while some did get much better treatment under the right caring Jedi and even Republic Officers, not every Clone was that lucky, and even those under good/kind leaders had some problems. It's like Rex said in season 7, "We Clones have mixed feelings about the war. Some would wish it never happened in the first place, but without it we wouldn't exist." And Rex was a very smart Clone, I'd like to believe he and several other Clones under good leadership came to understand that while their life is hard they are very lucky to be under such great leaders who genuinely care for them and give them as much freedom as they can. Sure it wasn't always a good life, but for those lucky units, I'd like to believe the positives outweighed the negatives. Unfortunately, that's not true for all Clones and those under real Karabase of leaders probably had a horrible life and I can only feel true sadness for them. That's why if I was a Clone I'd pick a unit like the 501st, 212th, Wolf Pack, and the like because provided I don't die in battle then I'd have an alright life with great comrades by my side, you know until the Inhibitor Chip practically strips all my freedom from me, but before that, it would be a good life.
I would love to see Anakin, Rex, and the 501st going to get drinks. I imagine poor Rex would have to basically babysit the whole night. 🤣🤣🤣 Then Cody and Obi Wan would give disapproving looks.
I think Fives and Slick were the only clones who really recognized how little freedom the clones had. And both of them committed insubordination in an attempt to go against their masters, though in radically different ways
@@StrykeSZN Sometimes Disobeying orders is a necessity. Though the inhibitor chips prevented the clones from making the RIGHT decision when Order 66 came around. Just imagine if order 66 didn't happen.
“Although not explicitly stated we can safely assume many bored clones took the opportunity of recreational time to go on hot dates with their right hand” Clone trooper: stupid Clanker! B1 battledroid: heh, thats funny,. Because Clanker rhymes with what you are. *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*
@Ryaquaza you're like Justin Y, I swear I am seeing you everywhere nowadays. I've seen you on Alteori, Klayton Fiorti, Multiple star wars channels, heck even on the gaming beaver, one of your comments once made it into one of his videos.
I agree that the clones were slaves but I can guarantee that if given the option they would choose the republic over freedom. Even if they were made aware of their true standing and lack of rights they would continue to serve because they understood the pivotal role they played. there have been tons of instances when clones expressed they’re loyalty to the republic and willingness to die for a cause they genuinely believe in. A great example being rex who faced not one but two traitors and still remained unquestioningly loyal. I would note too that towards the end of the war many clones were tired of the fighting and did begin to question the legitimacy of the war but even then they did what they had too up until order 66.
@Victor Nikolai That last part, the clones were not aware of- still, though... I'd have gladly taken them being imperfect, highly indoctrinated human beings who pulled the trigger as ordered and then regretted it (or not, each instance depending), than the whole chip deal. Order 66 was a contigency they had been bred and raised to be capable of executing, just like any other. We saw very clearly in the show and games how their indoctrination had them majorly be extremely loyal to the Republic: that alone would've been more than enough.
Republic: *raises millions of people with no semblance of non-war human culture* Clones: *Assist in a fascist coup and oppress everyone because they only value violence and order* Republic: :0
This makes me wonder what happened to Clones that were injured too far to continue fighting. Were they repurposed for administrative duties or were they executed?
**"Hot dates with the right hand you say"** clone looks from his bunk to another clone on his bunk **"you know we're clones right so your right hand is my right hand"*
Anakain let his clone trooper army do whatever they wanted and treated them like normal human beings. He even Developed a close friendship with Captain Rex. The final season of the Clone Wars it was evident that Anankin respected Rex and let him do whatever he wanted. Also Asoka valued them as well and seen Rex like a older brother as well. The only other clone that had a real Friendship was Cody with Obi won. Even during Order 66 when Cody fired on Obi wan he did not follow though the attack and let Obi Wan go. Cody knew that Obi Won survived and has witnessed first hand how durable Obi Wan is.
Sorry to tell you this but in real life soldiers are considered property of their government until their enlistment is over, I know a guy who was in the Army that got a really bad sunburn that made it to where he couldn't perform his duties and he was wrote up as "destruction of US government property" and all governments in real life writes their soldiers down as government property
When you're soo early that they are only early and first comments and there is nothing funny but you can't think of anything yourself. "The only problem with going faster than light is, is that you'll always be in the darkness"
I keep imagining a question that I fail to rembember anyone consider to ask or theorice about; "What if the Republic won the war? What would happen with the clones?" Aswell as: "What is the ethics behind cloning people for a singular purpouse that may one day cease to be?"
I've been pondering this question. I feel people like Anakin and Padme would push for integration. But simple integration wouldn't work I dont think. Their skills and life experiences up to that point centered around war and fighting. Sure, some clones had already taken on roles as body guards, wardens, and police officers. But I think allowing clones the option to pick a new profession would be something interesting to explore.
One little thing-you said other armies don’t consider their soldiers property, but the US army DOES consider you legally their property. You can get charged with an article-15 for getting a sunburn since that’s damaging government property. You also have a different set of laws you have to adhere to while in the us army. So while you still have freedom, you technically are the army’s property
It warms my heart that once the clones were with the republic and not on kamino that they were treated well and had some choice on things and how they would’ve liked their Jedi a lot more than the kamonoans
Considering it was galactic scale war t and with the rapid frequency of the battles in the first 2 years of the war in which clones had very little R&R to begin with going from battle to battle the limitations make sense. If the war was won with no order 66 or galactic empire I have no doubt that Senators like Padme and Bale Organa would have Lobbied the Senate and chancellor Palpatine to grant the clones citizenship as a reward for their service. Clone that wised to stay in the army could remain others could go back to Kamino to use their experiences to train the next generation of clones. If there were clowns that choose to retire ,for their service the republic could offer a pension or be grant them land on worlds like Selucami to settle down and start a family.
What I always wanted to know is, what was the official plan for the clones after the war. And I do not mean what acually happend to them or what Palpatin planed, but what the official plan was. Like if you asked Palpatin doing a press conference, what would happen to the clones if the republic wins the war. Would they have to stay in barracks ... till forever, exept when needed, would they been given a free life but had to come back if needed or used as factory workers ... or somthing in between. And again, not what Palpatin planed, but what were the official plans of the republic.
That was their only freedom though, they were slaves, where as the storm troopers are freed from that slavery and recognized as professional soldiers they have no need to paint their armor. Maybe im just thinking too much into it and it was just a rule that you dont mess with the look of your uniform/armor in tge empire.
There is no doubt they were a slave army, however, Had the war ended differently and order 66 never happened, it’s very probable the Galactic Senate and the Jedi, would have partitioned to retire the Clone troops and to set them free.
Last thing I want from those clauses to redeem themselves by removing these chips. So they can join the rebellion to get their revenge on sidious for using them as pawns.
I always assumed the Clones were genetically/chemically altered to be more accepting of authority and were pretty content with their role as it was all they really knew. Interested to see how much i learn from this. After watching: So I assumed right with the Clones mostly not having any conception of what freedom really meant. However, I had no idea they went out partying when they could. That's awesome.
It’s not that bad like they have compassionate Jedi generals, but they do have limited freedom. But it’s not that bad if you use what you have to your advantage, like how Hardcase went with Fives and Jesse to go blow up the droid ship on Umbara for fun. If the Republic let the clones have more freedom that they had been given they would’ve been corrupt and lost the war though.
"Welcome back to part two of my Umbra vlog. It seems that the general got replaced with this Pong Krell guy." "W-welcome to part seven of my umbra vlog, update my bro Waxer got clapped while I wasn't recording, soo if you don't see him that's why." **gets blown up**
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Amen : )
What about battle droids in their free time, what can they do
What are your orders sir?
@@thattackbattalion-dv2ic execute geetslys
Imagine customizing all of that stuff just to get shot down in a gunship.
Nothing better to do lol
With the Jedi leading them, one must assume that is how an awful lot of clones ended up.
A death for the Republic is a honorable one
@@kevinmcmillin870 *YEET*
“Those bugs can’t aim”
*Non Clone Enlistee:* so, what benefits do I get for joining the army?
*Recruiter:* you can paint your armor
And, if you're very lucky, you might actually get laid once or twice...just don't let us find out about it or you'll be prosecuted!
“You also get to tell us about wrist rockets”
Me: is there a height requirement?
Recruiter: nope
Me: okay
First episode of CW: Went out of its way to establish that clones are unique with their own personalities
Last episode of CW: Showed that uniqueness being taken away leaving only “Good Soldiers”
Inhibitor chip makes you go "apeshit", forgetting everything, sadly.
The inhibitor chip essentially turned the clones into droids. In the process many went insane - likely screaming inside their own minds from being forced to do what the chips made them do - or at very least were mentally damaged by what the chips did to them. Hence why in Rebels Wolf is quite unstable and prone to bouts of paranoia because the chip damaged his mind.
@@AndrewJamesWilliams But, didn't Wolf removed his chip?. Or perhaps Rex and Ahsoka find him later, and remove his chip after being already activated?.
@@AaronDarkus Wolf's chip was removed later by Rex. Wolf carried out Order 66.
@@AndrewJamesWilliams Makes sense.
Not just slave soldiers. Child slave soldiers (their biology was excelerated by 2
Maybe not children but brainwashed since birth to be soldiers, no chance for anything else. Worse than child soldiers if you ask me.
And the woman slave soldiers too?
@@marioluigi4176 ha I see what you did there
As IG-11 said. “Species age differently”
"Pre-fascist government creates army of 10 year olds"
Geetsleys: how much freedom did the clones have under the republic
Republic: No
Empire: *YES*
@@comradekenobi6908 no, the empire gave them even less freedom and eventually replaced them with stormtroopers.
It seems like they had as much freedom as a modern occupying force. Able to request leave and go to a bar. But not allowed to start a family with the locals.
@@tiagolatham9248 There were clone defecators
@@comradekenobi6908 In the empire, they lived out the rest of their days as slaves to be experimented on. Their bodies were used as puppets for the Dark Trooper project up to phase 2, where they were cybernetically enhanced, drugged, beefed up with experimental steroids, brainwashed, and worked until their bodies collapsed ad died as they melted from the genetic mutations placed in their code from the kamedoians. Then their brains were used for phase 3 dark trooper mechs until the last one was useless, and the empire went for other people to experiment on. Mostly prisoners.
Imagine going to a hotel and your room gets taken by someone who looks just like you.
spider-man pointing at spider-man meme
"Clones were encouraged to take on real names, and to style their hair, how ever they wanted. As long as it fit under their helmet."
Sooo. No clone-afros?
Apparently not
American football players somehow manage to get away with it.
The Kaminoans integrated force fields into the helmets which allowed for remarkably large afros and even Mohawks.
Clone-fros… hehe
The funny thing, they kill one who view them as humans : The Jedi.
yeah, but they were doing that because of the Control Chips implanted into their heads, so they were not acting of their own free will or choice. Luckily, Rex was able to fight long enough against the chip's control that he was able to warn Ahsoka, and she was then able to capture him and remove his chip. I am so sad that they were not able to also rescue Cody or Jesse.
@@myshadowrealm4u true but it’s still ironic, isn’t it?
@@myshadowrealm4u well, that's canon
In the Legends one they act in their own free will, so no chips when executing order 66
The jedi viewing them as human makes their use of clones even worse. They know full well they're a slave army and are perfectly fine letting it continue. The Republic in general is ignorant of the reality.
@@overlorddante well, they're facing on of the most powerful non sentient army, with trillions of battle droids, so maybe they don't put human rights at the forefront of their mind at that time
Enough to paint their helmets like how the 332nd did lol
Yo💀
Facts
Pass the orange sctick
Sctick: almost done
Entire unit: *groans*
@@CT-5736-Bladez copied
@@captainsandwhich7469
How is it copied?
"Hot dates with their right hands." Legendary
First comment on first comment
I don't get the joke
Uh, who's going to explain it to @Barin Tanir
@@changingupmychannelforabit9554 the clones failed no nut November.
@@chomusuke2002 wtf
"So then I said to her, baby..."
"You never even met a girl"
Seems about right.
Where’s that from?
@@Spoon80085 it's a joke you hear in the background of a Clone Wars episode
@@jordangustafson1365 you know which one?
@@brucehc4975 "Cadets" they're in the barracks on Kamino after a training session.
Dude I remember that joke
“During the beginning phases of the war, our movements were at the whims of high command’s decisions. Any modicum of free time was spent resting, doing bunk and facility maintenance, in a VR simulation, eating, or a doing myriad of activities to take our minds off the fighting.
As the war went on, most clone battalions adopted a practice of requesting leave of absences and shore leave, especially after a victory. A typical seasoned clone might get three days off or reprieve from a warzone. Many officers were given even greater windows of absence and got to spend time in resort worlds. However, the navy are the ones who get the most time off, since their work is pretty dangerous and morale is important.”
-CS/CT-8711-12 “Cheng”, Captain and Scout of the 442nd Siege Battalion
I can't help but read it in a OG Battlefront II Jango Fett voice
@@marseldagistani1989 nice
@@chengzhou8711 what can I say the voice is contagious. and also what would happen I called Chewbacca a walking carpet?
@@marseldagistani1989 Chewbacca will unleash his inner Nurmagedov
Nice! Saw your other comments :)
"Hot dates with their right hands" I've heard that clones were made to be ambidextrous so maybe they got frisky and had some left hand action as well
Or a Ménage à trois with lefty and righty at the same time
"Hey Threes, do you think masturbation is gay?"
- Random Clone in the middle of a firefight
@@Steve_P_B 💀💀💀
@@Mobius_118 lol
The mention of Clones having one-night stands actually makes sense now that I think about it.
But that raises the question... can Clones have children? I imagine the Kaminoans probably made them sterile, but if they didn't, would the genetic modifications like the faster aging be passed along? Would we actually see a new near-human species based on these modifications?
Clones can reproduce and the children turn out to be completely normal kids.
theres a clone deserter in clone wars who has kids.
@@tylerbracco1349 Cut Lawquane
@@tylerbracco1349 I’m pretty sure that he adopted his wife’s children as his own, considering their age. There was a story of a clone who escaped from Kamino, he was hunted and killed by Jango. Boba later came across that escaped clone’s son, who was a prodigy in combat, likely due to his father’s enhanced genetics.
Remember cut luquaine (misspelled) from that episode of when Rex was sniped? He made kids with a pink twilex
I like the idea of a Galactic Republic Baseball League, where each legion had a team of clones who went and played
That would've been something.
I think they would have rather have played Football. Or in that case, Australian football. It would have been fun to watch.
@@bluesnake1713 "watch those wrist balls"
Watch those heavy hitters.
They would have played Cricket, since they are Kiwis.
Clone commander: Good news boys, we got new reading material.. [Passes out datapads]
Clone trooper: [Takes & looks at datapad].... Oh...Great new regulations {Sighs}... Blast.
Clone trooper company: {Collective sigh} Yah..!
Regulations. Why did it have to be regulations?
Echo: "I see this as an absolute win!"
No one going to mention the Clones fight against the Flood at 4:49?
Id pay for a comic or game where a clone battalion finds themselves on a Halo
Star wars combat evolved
Yeah I did too I am the biggest fan of halo and that made my day 😂
Star Wars the I cant get bit
How would they get bit/killed
This here is Deborah, my right, and best girl. Then over here is Lucy, she is my other best girl, my lucky left! ;D
Slick was indeed a rebel, and one of the few clones willing to speak out about slavery. He accused the Jedi of keeping himself and his brothers as slaves, and neither Obi-Wan, nor Anakin said anything to dispute that claim. Neither did Cody or Rex, who were also present. I think the Clone's slavery was no secret to either the clones or the Jedi, but they all felt powerless to do anything about it, so simply put it from their minds. Additionally, for many of the clones, who had known nothing but slavery since the moment of their first breaths, it might have felt difficult to imagine what freedom was actually like, considering they had never known anything but slavery. Not to mention, the Republic was careful to restrict how much contact the Clones had with the outside world, precisely to ensure that the clones did not begin to question their situation. Its really too bad that we never found out what happened to Slick after he was arrested, though its likely that he was simply executed as a traitor.
Good point!
The life of a Clone was never easy, while some did get much better treatment under the right caring Jedi and even Republic Officers, not every Clone was that lucky, and even those under good/kind leaders had some problems. It's like Rex said in season 7, "We Clones have mixed feelings about the war. Some would wish it never happened in the first place, but without it we wouldn't exist."
And Rex was a very smart Clone, I'd like to believe he and several other Clones under good leadership came to understand that while their life is hard they are very lucky to be under such great leaders who genuinely care for them and give them as much freedom as they can. Sure it wasn't always a good life, but for those lucky units, I'd like to believe the positives outweighed the negatives. Unfortunately, that's not true for all Clones and those under real Karabase of leaders probably had a horrible life and I can only feel true sadness for them. That's why if I was a Clone I'd pick a unit like the 501st, 212th, Wolf Pack, and the like because provided I don't die in battle then I'd have an alright life with great comrades by my side, you know until the Inhibitor Chip practically strips all my freedom from me, but before that, it would be a good life.
you're a clone trooper: :)
your Jedi is pong krell: :O
@@dragonslayergod Oh karabase. When does the clone bar open up?
LOL.
Could you imagine being under Neyo's leadership the only positive there is that you get a cool barc speeder helmet
@@magma_man750 Well, he's still better then Krell and he at least gives you some cool looking gear so that's something.
Of course, if you were a clone, you'd get assigned to whatever unit they wanted you in, you wouldn't get to pick.
I’m so early fives is still alive
oh come on man don’t remind me
How dare you
Ouch
Dude...
Bruh
To bad we dint got to see Rex and Cody drunk in the cantina.
@@maikoh5121 would be funny though
I don't think they're the kind that's heavily on drinking alcohol a bunch.
I would love to see Anakin, Rex, and the 501st going to get drinks. I imagine poor Rex would have to basically babysit the whole night. 🤣🤣🤣
Then Cody and Obi Wan would give disapproving looks.
@@mechengr1731 so true 😂😂🤣🤣
Imagine one of them starting to flirt with somebody. It would be wierd. Or expressing theri pain and feelings and start to cry on eachothers shoulders
The fact that the video is only 9:52 only 8 seconds away from 10 minutes shows how good this channel is.
The changed the ad margin from ten to eight minutes.
I could be wrong, but I don’t think 10 minutes has been the “sweetspot” for a few years now.
@@Sanguivore but it makes the videos to have less ads lol
@@tufab3494 Not for me! Pretty much all videos sub-30 minutes in length have the same amount of ads for me.
“How do we keep our slaves from revolting because they have no freedom?”
:
“JUST DONT TELL THEM WHAT FREEDOM IS!”
Indentured servants
“Go on hot dates with there right hand”, I’ve walked in on many clones including Rex having a hot date.
Rex was quite fond of Ashoka 😥
I assume the 327th Star Corps had to do that way more often than the other legions...
Then I would guess the left hands were third wheels.
@@morgatron4639 Ayala got gunned by seven dudes in the end
Edit: Aayla
I feel bad for any clones assigned to a Kaminoan Jedi. They get the worst from both worlds.
There was only one kaminoian jedi and if I remember she never commanded any clones
@@koa6820 Plus they were actually very nice, compared to most Kaminoians.
@@ramarblood7697 Yes, Kina Ha. For once, the Jedi's habit of taking children to indoctrinate them at a young age probed to be a good thing.
@@ramarblood7697 yeah
And not to mention she was like a thousand years old due to genetic remodelling.
"For legal reasons we have to say they are free to leave when/wherever they want as long as they aren't in battle"
- Jedi Master Haal Sii
I think Fives and Slick were the only clones who really recognized how little freedom the clones had. And both of them committed insubordination in an attempt to go against their masters, though in radically different ways
yea fives disobeyed orders to an extreme and anakin still wanted to help him (not knowing palpatine was behind it)
@@StrykeSZN Sometimes Disobeying orders is a necessity.
Though the inhibitor chips prevented the clones from making the RIGHT decision when Order 66 came around.
Just imagine if order 66 didn't happen.
“Although not explicitly stated we can safely assume many bored clones took the opportunity of recreational time to go on hot dates with their right hand”
Clone trooper: stupid Clanker!
B1 battledroid: heh, thats funny,. Because Clanker rhymes with what you are.
*Star Wars: The Clone Wars*
@nathaniel gray wanker
Wait so are you a rayquaza or a giratina
@Ryaquaza you're like Justin Y, I swear I am seeing you everywhere nowadays. I've seen you on Alteori, Klayton Fiorti, Multiple star wars channels, heck even on the gaming beaver, one of your comments once made it into one of his videos.
*written and directed by George Lucas*
I’d definitely be the clone to start a dodge droidpopper (dodgeball) game in my Battalion/Legion
I’d be the one having a hot date with my right hand. ;-;
just a random droid head that they chuck around and pray not to be hit by it because shit hurts
Commandos: *Laughs in more freedom*
I agree that the clones were slaves but I can guarantee that if given the option they would choose the republic over freedom. Even if they were made aware of their true standing and lack of rights they would continue to serve because they understood the pivotal role they played. there have been tons of instances when clones expressed they’re loyalty to the republic and willingness to die for a cause they genuinely believe in. A great example being rex who faced not one but two traitors and still remained unquestioningly loyal. I would note too that towards the end of the war many clones were tired of the fighting and did begin to question the legitimacy of the war but even then they did what they had too up until order 66.
@Victor Nikolai That last part, the clones were not aware of- still, though... I'd have gladly taken them being imperfect, highly indoctrinated human beings who pulled the trigger as ordered and then regretted it (or not, each instance depending), than the whole chip deal.
Order 66 was a contigency they had been bred and raised to be capable of executing, just like any other. We saw very clearly in the show and games how their indoctrination had them majorly be extremely loyal to the Republic: that alone would've been more than enough.
"hot dates with their right hands" broooo wtf😂😂😂
That's a blursed thing...
Well...No Nut November didn't matter to them I guess
Just happened
Republic: *raises millions of people with no semblance of non-war human culture*
Clones: *Assist in a fascist coup and oppress everyone because they only value violence and order*
Republic: :0
This makes me wonder what happened to Clones that were injured too far to continue fighting. Were they repurposed for administrative duties or were they executed?
Probably executed or left to die
I mean they let 99 be a janitor on kamino and he was mega defective so i imagine itd be somethin similar.
They were euthanized
**"Hot dates with the right hand you say"** clone looks from his bunk to another clone on his bunk **"you know we're clones right so your right hand is my right hand"*
how do I delete someone else's comment
@@samblood7891 heavy "you forgot to say please"
CT-4206 and CT-5771 were known to do that from time to time.
4206 was quite charismatic.
@@fenrisvermundr2516 that he was and he's good at acrobatics
Let’s be real at least some clones would definitely be fucking, idk if it counts as incest or masturbation or what but it 100% happened
Since they were Kiwis, wouldn't they play Clone Cricket and not clone baseball?
Clone troopers: Can we have freedom?
Republic: you can have names, take it or leave it
Just wanted to say something: sometimes Rex will call Ashoka “kid” even though he should be like 15 cause of growth excel
Anakain let his clone trooper army do whatever they wanted and treated them like normal human beings. He even Developed a close friendship with Captain Rex. The final season of the Clone Wars it was evident that Anankin respected Rex and let him do whatever he wanted. Also Asoka valued them as well and seen Rex like a older brother as well.
The only other clone that had a real Friendship was Cody with Obi won. Even during Order 66 when Cody fired on Obi wan he did not follow though the attack and let Obi Wan go. Cody knew that Obi Won survived and has witnessed first hand how durable Obi Wan is.
Clones: So if we fight for you, we get right sand freedom?
Republic: Well, yes but actually no.
Plot twist: They Have So Much freedom! They have.....
...None.
Well. There are people with less freedom
“Most clones didn’t understand the concept of freedom enough to realize they didn’t have it”
Hits way too deep
Imagine a baseball game between clones/droids. But the droids were actually good.
So after all this talk of freedom, and how the systems treated their people, the short answer is: Every government in the Star Wars series sucks(?)
"Though the clones likely had one night stands anyway."
So...like the Jedi. XD
I-i mean. Sure. Do what you want if its not you and youre troop
I was givin the freedom to watch to Obi Wan's jokes.
Hello sweetheart. How is my favorite clone child today?
This was interesting thanks .
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@geetslys But we still don't know if clones played baseball in their freetime, like in your thumbnail pic.
“Sweet dates with there right hands” isn’t that everyone that doesn’t have a girlfriend
Sorry to tell you this but in real life soldiers are considered property of their government until their enlistment is over, I know a guy who was in the Army that got a really bad sunburn that made it to where he couldn't perform his duties and he was wrote up as "destruction of US government property" and all governments in real life writes their soldiers down as government property
4:47 why are phase 1 clone troopers fighting the flood from halo ?
@Dominate Gene never said it was bad
No idea. But I think it's got to do with the fans wanting a crossover.
I'm early 😄
Hehe early bird gets the worm!
@@geetslys You replied 😄😄I've been watching for a few years now, keep up the work 😊
When you're soo early that they are only early and first comments and there is nothing funny but you can't think of anything yourself.
"The only problem with going faster than light is, is that you'll always be in the darkness"
4:45
Clone: Oops, wrong universe
I love those thumbnails!
If alcohol reduces inhibitions, in theory, it should potentially cause issues with the bio-mechanical inhibitor chips.
So the best way to avoid getting killed via order 66 is to give the clones by booze
Did the clones customize their armor themselves or did they have it done like professionally?? ❤️❤️❤️
Themselves!
I keep imagining a question that I fail to rembember anyone consider to ask or theorice about;
"What if the Republic won the war? What would happen with the clones?"
Aswell as:
"What is the ethics behind cloning people for a singular purpouse that may one day cease to be?"
I've been pondering this question. I feel people like Anakin and Padme would push for integration. But simple integration wouldn't work I dont think. Their skills and life experiences up to that point centered around war and fighting. Sure, some clones had already taken on roles as body guards, wardens, and police officers. But I think allowing clones the option to pick a new profession would be something interesting to explore.
One little thing-you said other armies don’t consider their soldiers property, but the US army DOES consider you legally their property. You can get charged with an article-15 for getting a sunburn since that’s damaging government property. You also have a different set of laws you have to adhere to while in the us army. So while you still have freedom, you technically are the army’s property
It warms my heart that once the clones were with the republic and not on kamino that they were treated well and had some choice on things and how they would’ve liked their Jedi a lot more than the kamonoans
Video Idea: How much testing was done with the Phase Two Armor? How much feed back did the Arc troopers give?
When you are a soldier, war becomes freedom and standby feels like isolation.
Considering it was galactic scale war t and with the rapid frequency of the battles in the first 2 years of the war in which clones had very little R&R to begin with going from battle to battle the limitations make sense. If the war was won with no order 66 or galactic empire I have no doubt that Senators like Padme and Bale Organa would have Lobbied the Senate and chancellor Palpatine to grant the clones citizenship as a reward for their service. Clone that wised to stay in the army could remain others could go back to Kamino to use their experiences to train the next generation of clones. If there were clowns that choose to retire ,for their service the republic could offer a pension or be grant them land on worlds like Selucami to settle down and start a family.
Bruh you just described being deployed
"hot dates with their right hands"
Bruh 💀
I doubt they would play baseball they would play cricket
"Hot dates with their right hands"
I laughed, my mum didn't
4:43 they are fighting the flood, from the videogame series: Halo.
4:45 : I forgot what the name is for it in star wars but it looks a lot like the flood.
it’s actually gross how disrespected the clone era is in media like they should just go back and do a clone wars saving private ryan type movie
fr the prequels and clone wars 2003 are arguebly the best clone wars content and they DO NOT get enough respect.
@@reapthewhirlwind6915 like bro exactly, jedi and sith so much lore, it just was so amazing
What I always wanted to know is, what was the official plan for the clones after the war. And I do not mean what acually happend to them or what Palpatin planed, but what the official plan was. Like if you asked Palpatin doing a press conference, what would happen to the clones if the republic wins the war. Would they have to stay in barracks ... till forever, exept when needed, would they been given a free life but had to come back if needed or used as factory workers ... or somthing in between.
And again, not what Palpatin planed, but what were the official plans of the republic.
I love how clones were allowed to personalize and customize their armor.
Stormtrooper armor is just painfully bland.
That was their only freedom though, they were slaves, where as the storm troopers are freed from that slavery and recognized as professional soldiers they have no need to paint their armor. Maybe im just thinking too much into it and it was just a rule that you dont mess with the look of your uniform/armor in tge empire.
Actually, a bunch of Stormies were able to customize their armor (Like the 501st), but yeah most stayed white.
Geetsly's > the election
point of the video, all clones were super bad ass even if they had pink or purple armour
I saw a fanart of a unit with pink armour. It looked hella good
Clones freedom depends on the general they’re served under. The scale is from Anakin to Pong Krell
I like the clone in the thumbnail it playing baseball
the missions the nightmare there finally over
There is no doubt they were a slave army, however, Had the war ended differently and order 66 never happened, it’s very probable the Galactic Senate and the Jedi, would have partitioned to retire the Clone troops and to set them free.
Indentured servants
I am simple American
I see word Freedom, I play Star Spangled Banner
The clone playing baseball in the thumbnail though
@8:47 die for the cis???? Thought they fought for the GAR
Cut it short, their sole purpose was to die...
Last thing I want from those clauses to redeem themselves by removing these chips. So they can join the rebellion to get their revenge on sidious for using them as pawns.
That's what rex and wolf and Gregor did
@@lordgaroro yes but I mean all of them like let's say 20 of them.
7:07
Everyone in quarantine: maybe I am a clone.
Bro, how do you know so much lore? I'm amazed. I love your videos.
I love clones; please keep doing more clone vids geetslys I love them and look forward to more
if you were a child of a clone then you would have billions of uncles
There was only a few million clones
Finally a video under 10 mins. Also do u mind not putting the music in the backround, I find it kind of hard to hear the words
We’re can I find these awesome thumbnails of yours?
4:43 DO I SEE FLOOD 😱😱
I always assumed the Clones were genetically/chemically altered to be more accepting of authority and were pretty content with their role as it was all they really knew. Interested to see how much i learn from this.
After watching:
So I assumed right with the Clones mostly not having any conception of what freedom really meant. However, I had no idea they went out partying when they could. That's awesome.
It’s not that bad like they have compassionate Jedi generals, but they do have limited freedom. But it’s not that bad if you use what you have to your advantage, like how Hardcase went with Fives and Jesse to go blow up the droid ship on Umbara for fun. If the Republic let the clones have more freedom that they had been given they would’ve been corrupt and lost the war though.
@8:40 you mean Republic?
Me asking myself today what armor paintjob heavy would have if he would still live to fight alongside fives and echo
4:57 thats me lol
I am a artist and my friend is a game designer, I drew custom phase 1 and 2 armor. My friend made it into 3D and rigged it aswell
thank you for making lore-videos about how DARK and GRITTY the clone-wars are
I can see off duty clones.. conducting live streams on their verse Space phones, and making vid posts on Forcetube...
"Welcome back to part two of my Umbra vlog. It seems that the general got replaced with this Pong Krell guy." "W-welcome to part seven of my umbra vlog, update my bro Waxer got clapped while I wasn't recording, soo if you don't see him that's why." **gets blown up**
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I would want to see a Clones V Jedi baseball game.
I'm pretty sure it would be rigged
I remember that one episode when they find an awol clone and threaten to turn him in. It was absolutely no choice but to fight
Hmm....