Cool! Also sorry in advance I'm a huge fan of star wars due to being an identical triplets (means my brothers and I are clones of each other by definition as our dna is identical I used to love the clones in part because of this) Anyway those can droids you see pop up are used for lifting large amounts of rock and are often used to help move escalated ground around Separatist key points to help fortify them from blaster fire. Afterwhich they'd go hide in the tunnels made by the escalation and just stick their Annette through and up above (the anntene have the ability to charge their tip with plasma allowing them to bore through rock). The reason they look like cans as well is because they could fold up Their bodies inside to better protect them from the elements when they're dormant underground. The octuptara droids are different from revenge of the sith the ones gracious uses are about 9ft tall antipersonnel tarras whose role was primarily to spot targets allowing battle droid fire to be greatly improved upon single targets. They fired sniper shots. The ones used here however (and on Kamini in revenge of the sith against kiadimundi) are deployment octuptara whose main roles were antibattery weapons (they used their hight combined with an upsized sniper rifle to target antivehicle batteries allowing the actual tanks and main forces to move in. They were later adapted to be able to shoot biohazards such as gas, or plagues through/over defenses the republic had allowing their bases to rot from the inside assuring an easy win that would take a few days. The octuptara droids in both cases were made to be cheap disposable shock troops meat to weaken dug-in forces of the republic and thus were only really seen at the start of battles which is why we don't see them more often even though they were extremely common. They were some of the cheapest vehicle units the CIS could muster essentially being just three legs three guns a single droid brain and a large orb to contain the tibanna gas used as ammo (fun fact early in the war if a droid deployed with these ran out of gas it could go to one of these droids to refill their blaster packs! However when the republic realized you could do this and began harvesting the gas from downed tarras the CIS changed it so they'd blowup upon disablement as to prevent the republic from gaining ammo. Hope this helps and have a wonderful day
could we see a Stranger Things video of how Elevens powers have changed and evolved like how she used them and how she got stronger and things like that? i love your videos
Yet another fun fact: Along with the two clones who punched B1 battle droids (one with a significantly worse outcome for the clone), there's also a clone in this movie who attempts to punch a B2 super battle droid. Emphasis on _attempts,_ because the SBD catches the clone's wrist and then shoots him, before tossing him like a sack of potatoes
Fun fact #2: In the episode "Hidden Enemy", yet another clone attempts to punch a B1. This ends about as well as you'd expect, with another clone death. Ironically, this is also technically during the battle of Christophsis.
@@VadersFist95 yeah Ik slick blew up most of the AT-TE but when slick blew up those ones they were on fire and crashed on the ground. This one is standing up and dosent look damaged. So maybe slick disabled it another way or it was one of the few tanks that slick didn’t destroy.
About The clone that was checking for a heartbeat. It’s actually highly possible that he could hear his brother’s heart because he placed the part of his helmet that held his earpiece against their chest-plate. Phase one armour is more advanced than it looks. There was usually a cheap sensor under a clone’s chest-plate so that a clone medic could check for a heartbeat without having to take off their helmet. The removal of their helmet in a combat zone could immediately get them killed. All he had to do was get his earpiece close enough to the sensor and he would hear his brother’s heart, if it was still beating.
That makes sense, a medic doesn't have spend time assessing every downed trooper on the field, and I'd assume hundreds of clones would get injured every engagement from what we see in the movie and show
When I was a kid my dad watched this with me all the time cuz my birthday is on the "star wars day" and one time I asked him: dad why are they flying? he looked at me and said: they are dying. I started crying but kept watching and now I'm obsessed with star wars
11:46 Yoda was nearly 900 years old by the time of ROTJ, and this is less than 40 years earlier. He had severe arthritis, hence why even with a walking stick, his pace is little more than a trot. Grogu, on the other hand, is only 50(21 years older than Mando Luke). So of course he is going to be much faster and more energetic.
*That Clone That "Got his head Blasted Off", if you pause & go frame to frame you'll see his head still on & he has a Red Twin Mohawk like Commander Gree* Thought I'd add that bc i too was obsessed with SWTCW
So at 1:38, 5:11, 6:39, 6:58, 10:27, 11:22, and 11:28 I just realized it is now canon that the color-coded ranks didn't phase out until after the Battle of Christophsis, as at each one of these time stamps, you can see either a yellow or green-colored clone trooper (6:39), which are the ranks Sergeant and Commander.
Unless they forgot the dots on the left side of the chest, I think their company troopers (Torrent being blue, orange being ghost company) You see them with rex before they jetpack down to engage the tri droid
Clones: We have blasters, big blasters, artillery, tanks, and all sorts of ranged weapons. Also Clones: Let's charge right up to the droids to use our ranged weapons giving up all of our cover and advantage.
I mean, they had to protect their canons. Those canons are the only things holding that place. Obi Wan even said that they must not fail their canons. So in order to stop those battle droids comming near the canons, they had no choice but to face them head on for having gasp between canons and droids as big as possible.
Its maybe another clone, if I'm right, it may be a different clone officer, remember that in the early stages of the war, the clone officers wear a distinctive yellow stripes in his armor, by the end of it the legions and the whole army have distinctive colors and characteristics, being a example the 212 with Obi Wan and the 501 with Anakin
1:32 Actually that is a misconception, the armor worn by clones protects them from shrapnel, concussive forces, kinetic projectiles, hazards environments and directed energy blaster bolts of low to medium power depending on distance. You see much like all directed energy projectiles the amount of power of the blast rapidly begins to lose energy the longer it travels which means that unless the blast packs a considered amount of initial power it will weigh fissile out in transit or deliver a subpar energy output on its target than it would have delivered if it were closer. So odds are some of those troopers survived. The reason they pass out is the same reason that Ahsoka and the Goat fellow from the cantina shoot out with the pantorans did after being hit in the arm- the heat transfer from the blast is off sufficient quantity to overload the body's homeostasis capabilities and render the subject unconscious. It's the equivalent of getting an instant heat stroke.
I love this battle hell I love this movie it’s underrated IMO and it’s the movie that introduced us to Ahsoka Tano one of the best characters in all of Star Wars (my personal second favorite)
I'd recommend the battles from the 2003 Clone Wars, along with the lightsaber duels with Anakin vs Asajj, and Grievous vs the Jedi, and Grievous vs Dooku. For me, that was such an epic show.
This may put a smile on your face, but at least one this battle was confirmed to be still canon. Mace windu’s battle of Dantooine was refensed by ki-ad mundi as said that the majority it windu’s forces were wounded which match what happened
@Dr. Cool Of course the battle of Coruscant would be canon; anything in movies Disney can't make non-canon (though I'm sure Kennedy will keep trying) Given how many times Grievous has lost against other Council members like Kenobi, Fisto and Koth, the only reason I can think of him beating Shaak Ti was she was probably coming down with a case of COVID. (That may sound ridiculous, but I point out how under Disney, Star Wars has gotten ridiculous; from SJW droids that somehow have sex with humans, to the Death Star somehow being 2/3rds intact and having crashed landed on another planet despite being in Endor's orbit)
I highly recommend you watch the Battle of Umbara. It consists of episodes 7-10 of season 4. It's regarded as one of the best battles of the show and one of, if not the best, arc in terms of story building and plot development.
Sad fact, worm loathsome(the seperatist general that Benjamin Kenobi here tricks by ailing to negotiate a surrender Before attacking him at the talk) Was known as one of the most respected and honorable separatist generals. Treated surrendering enemies fairly and all that. It is possible that it is obi wan and anakins fault that surrendering Republic troops were killed so often, the CIS couldn't trust them to actually surrender. (Kinda like the Germans in ww2 did to the Russians, which worked out much worse for them than it did the Republic)
a good thing to keep in mind while watching star wars is most characters wearing armor (like clones and storm troopers) won't die in one shot, i see a few people complain about armor doing nothing but generally, if you see a clone get shot once and fall over hes likely not dead, just incapacitated, the armor spreads the blast all across the body which will put you out most times but not kill you, especially with phase 2 clone armor and storm trooper armor.
About the infamous clone who punched the droid and then got shot, I always thought the first shot was to his chest and that he just kept charging at the droid on pure adrenaline before punching it and getting killed, so I didn’t realize his weapon was shot out of his hands.
I'm aware you're not a 100% Star Wars fan, but you need to see the christophsis episodes of the Clone Wars FIRST and THAN the movie. Then the vehicles sitting around doing nothing would make more sense. Short answer: a clone blows some allied stuff up for money and they loose almost all of their heavy vehicles. Those which remain have almost no ammo and limited energy. So, all the ammo and everything is given to the artillery as priority, the one thing which was completely fine.
I think it's interesting, that we can see some clones with orange markings, indicating that they are in the 212th Attackbattailion. And the information we can get from it, since not all the clones have those markings, is that those marked clones, are Clone Segeants, Luitenants, Corparals and Captains.
3:21 I know it's epic and awesome. But I still question what Obi Wan's tactics were to have his clone troopers charge the droids head on in open spacing without cover to engage in close quarters. They have no reinforcements that they know of to relieve them and the Heavy Cannons are all they have stopping the droid tanks from crushing them. You also have Anakin leading a small squad flanking the enemy. So maybe Obi Wan was leading a direct counter attack to reinforce Anakin's flanking attack? But still, it's risky to lead a bunch of your army out of your entrenched position to fight in CQC with an infinite amount of droids.
I think it's just a desperate 'last charge' diversion plan so that Anakin's squad can take down the Tri droids, since they're clearly are the biggest threat.
A lot of the early CW battles we see involve both sides just charging across open fields at one another, without even attempting to use cover or tactics.
The reason the AT-TE was not firing was because it was malfunctioned, I remember hearing in the show that the only things working was their cannons because in an earlier timeframe a clone called slick betrayed the republic and blew up their arsenal which lead to only the canons surviving
If you were to ask me why I would prefer the droid army fighting for my empire I would simply say: Quality wins battles but quantity wins wars. The true reason is because I love seeing b1s having such a great numbers advantage that they simply march up to your trench line and proceed to moe you down.
People don’t realize how brutal and dark Star Wars the clone wars was. Especially the animated thing series. During the umbarran arc is where I think it got pretty brutal.
Clones, phase 1 clone armor has long been used by soldiers of the Galactic Republic as standard armor. Armor didn't have much rank distinction in its early stages. Therefore, they implemented the patent system through colors in the armor, being Yellow = Commander; Red = Captain; Blue = Lieutenant and Green = Sergeant. However, over the course of the Clone Wars, some clones painted their armor the way they wanted it, customizing it according to specific units, such as representing Battalions. This armor was heavy, uncomfortable and not very approved among clones. but in phase 1 it had air filters, oxygen system and magnetic boots. These armors made it possible to pressurize, being able to fight for a longer time in a vacuum.
Sorry for the first comment on this subject, I'm not from the United States of America, I'm Brazilian and I'm learning English, in the first post I typed wrong and I wasn't late to see if I was right.
For a next Clone Wars Battle, I'd highly recommend the Battle of Teth (The one where the AT-TEs are scaling up the cliffside) and the Battle of Ryloth.
The clone that was boxing the droid in episode three is actually the same clone I believe he was called CT7764 nicknamed “punch“ you can see him in slicks unit in one of the clone wars episodes
There are 2 versions of the Tri-droid as it seem. The Octuptarra Combat and the Octuptarra Magna. The former are the small ones in RoTS and the latter are the big ones. Both are 3.6m and 14.6m tall respectively.
If you have your Anti-Deprecant's filled you should really do the first Battle in the Umbara arc. Those weapons are nasty af and with your sharp eyes and love for details I bet you can pick up on even more things that make me wanna see my therapist after rewatching that arc.
3:04 That guy's head is (mostly) intact, slowing it down further reveals it's still attached but with a massive hole through the forehead - you can see it on the helmet too!
I think it’s because phase two clone armour has padded gloves which make that clone in aotc able to box the b1 while the one’s in tcw who punch droids get nothing done.
2:20 Fun fact: There was also a tri droid at the Battle of Mygeeto, it blows up a clone tank right before Bacara and the Galactic Marines stopped and killed Mundi.
The clone that as you say "gets his head blown off" does infact not get his head blown off. If you slow it down enough you can even see his head still attatched to his body, his helmet just got blown off by the headshot, as he has the generic Clone head with short black hair.
I remember being super young and biking to the DVD rental store on my tiny bike to rent out this movie for a whole month only to watch it a hundred times at home and on car rides to the grandparents house, and then never return it. I miss my childhood.
Seeing this again brings back memories. Always enjoyed watching SWTCW movie when I was 11. My dad surprised me and my sister to see the movie and we had a blast.
5:42 You ever play the OG Halo trilogy? The Marines would hitch a ride whenever you drove a tank in this exact fashion, it's like an old world war strat that got heavily outdated as guns got more accurate, but sticks around in media for sheer rule of cool.
I think the clone that was shot in the head at 1:52 actually survived and got back up. When his head pops back up you can see a dent where the blaster bolt was deflected.
I used to think that clone who said “come on then” got his head blown but it just knocked his helmet off. But me as a kid “For the Republic!!!, watch your left!”
Wow, I seen this movie so many times (I count it; Star Wars has *TWELVE* movies; heck I count this movie more than the sorry excuse for a Sequel Trilogy, lol 😂 ), and I never noticed the blaster in the clone hand before it gets shot out of his hands. I always thought he just straight up ran to punch the droid and I’m always like “Idiot, what were you trying to do?” lol 😂
1. It's canon 2. Theatrical release 3. Introduced Rex and Ahsoka 4. Launched the beloved series 5. Technically an anthology film as 1 there's no opening crawl and 2 the main character isn't Anakin or Obi-Wan 6. The first Kiner project The short of it.......there are 12 films
Ok this one might be controversial but the battle of exegol in the rise of Skywalker I know I hate the movie but I kinda want to know if there is any hidden details besides CGI explosions and people getting shot at
Those B2 Super Battle Droids at 10:49 are just standing there, not attacking at all. The clones don't blast the B2s. My question is, what happened to those B2s?
Likely taken to be deactivated and taken apart to see if any improvements have been made to the model or programing, or even for weapons testing to see if the new weapons are up to taking on B2 armour. From a strategic point of view having intact droids could do wonders to R&D during the war.
6:32 football huddle! clone #1: okay, how are we going to get the ball past the giant dudes? clone #2: left side carry. offense alpha omega! clone #1: thats pretty risky cap, you sure? clone #2: positive threes. lets ge- clone #3: or we could just shoot 'em. clone #2: yeah, ok, that works
I would recommend doing the first two chronological battles of the clone wars series. The orbital battle of Christophis S2 E16 and part 1 of the ground battle of christophis S1 E16.
Actually, it would be possible for clones to punch droids since clones have armour on the back of their hands, so the clones are actually able to position their hands so that the only thing hitting the droid when they throw a punch would be the edge of the armor plate on the back of their hands
In legends it's explained that clone Commandos and Arc troopers would infiltrate droid factories and change the mixture slightly so the flankers would fragment more and this easier to blast
Clone armor was designed to hurt the clone in the spot they are shot, and contain it, letting the trooper fight on. Shots to the back and extremities could be survived, head and chest less so. Stormtroopers have armor that distributes a blaster shot to their entire body to have higher chances of survival in normal conflict, but knocking them out.
I enjoyed the highlights here it is some nostalgia for sure, still have this movie on DVD, I need to watch it again sometimes. I think that while this wasn't explained in the movie, in the Clone Wars episode where Sergeant Slick betrays them, that episode is before the movie, and in that episode Slick destroys their ammo depot. So I believe that is why they have no tanks and stuff because most of it was destroyed, so I think the ATTE that you mentioned not moving probably had no more ammo or fuel or something like that. It may be a lot to ask since I know Clone Wars battles got more and more crazy as the seasons went on, I would like to see you watch the battle from the 1st episode with Yoda and the 3 clones, the commando droid battle where Rex and Cody meet Fives, Echo and Hevy, the 2nd Battle of Geonosis, and the Battle of Umbara. I realize that those last two span multiple episodes, but hey, more content.
My favourite clone helmet is phase 3. The one that totally exist and is a thing. But really I love phase 1 for clones but for commanders and arc troopers it’s phase 2
5:34, that's what heavy artillery is good for, no matter what the enemy has they probably ain't gonna survive a gigantic mass of plasma falling from the sky
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I prefer the ARC Trooper helmet which is a phase 1.5 helmet
Cool! Also sorry in advance I'm a huge fan of star wars due to being an identical triplets (means my brothers and I are clones of each other by definition as our dna is identical I used to love the clones in part because of this)
Anyway those can droids you see pop up are used for lifting large amounts of rock and are often used to help move escalated ground around Separatist key points to help fortify them from blaster fire. Afterwhich they'd go hide in the tunnels made by the escalation and just stick their Annette through and up above (the anntene have the ability to charge their tip with plasma allowing them to bore through rock). The reason they look like cans as well is because they could fold up Their bodies inside to better protect them from the elements when they're dormant underground. The octuptara droids are different from revenge of the sith the ones gracious uses are about 9ft tall antipersonnel tarras whose role was primarily to spot targets allowing battle droid fire to be greatly improved upon single targets. They fired sniper shots. The ones used here however (and on Kamini in revenge of the sith against kiadimundi) are deployment octuptara whose main roles were antibattery weapons (they used their hight combined with an upsized sniper rifle to target antivehicle batteries allowing the actual tanks and main forces to move in. They were later adapted to be able to shoot biohazards such as gas, or plagues through/over defenses the republic had allowing their bases to rot from the inside assuring an easy win that would take a few days.
The octuptara droids in both cases were made to be cheap disposable shock troops meat to weaken dug-in forces of the republic and thus were only really seen at the start of battles which is why we don't see them more often even though they were extremely common. They were some of the cheapest vehicle units the CIS could muster essentially being just three legs three guns a single droid brain and a large orb to contain the tibanna gas used as ammo (fun fact early in the war if a droid deployed with these ran out of gas it could go to one of these droids to refill their blaster packs! However when the republic realized you could do this and began harvesting the gas from downed tarras the CIS changed it so they'd blowup upon disablement as to prevent the republic from gaining ammo.
Hope this helps and have a wonderful day
could we see a Stranger Things video of how Elevens powers have changed and evolved like how she used them and how she got stronger and things like that? i love your videos
Are you Simarded?
my fav is phase 1
Yet another fun fact: Along with the two clones who punched B1 battle droids (one with a significantly worse outcome for the clone), there's also a clone in this movie who attempts to punch a B2 super battle droid. Emphasis on _attempts,_ because the SBD catches the clone's wrist and then shoots him, before tossing him like a sack of potatoes
That death always pissed me off as a kid
That was in the battle of Teth I think
@@xelamasquerade8334 Thats really brutal too
Fun fact #2: In the episode "Hidden Enemy", yet another clone attempts to punch a B1. This ends about as well as you'd expect, with another clone death. Ironically, this is also technically during the battle of Christophsis.
@@devenmalin5340 Hold up when? I cant remember
4:15 Before the battle the 501st had a traitor sabotaging tanks and gunships. It's possible that AT-TE wasn't fully operational.
Good idea
@@trentonmiller4366 Its not an idea, it literally happened
@@VadersFist95 yeah Ik slick blew up most of the AT-TE but when slick blew up those ones they were on fire and crashed on the ground. This one is standing up and dosent look damaged. So maybe slick disabled it another way or it was one of the few tanks that slick didn’t destroy.
Or maybe as a line of defence to stop enemy tanks getting through
@@trentonmiller4366 Its not impossible to consider he sabotaged the Walkers
About The clone that was checking for a heartbeat.
It’s actually highly possible that he could hear his brother’s heart because he placed the part of his helmet that held his earpiece against their chest-plate.
Phase one armour is more advanced than it looks. There was usually a cheap sensor under a clone’s chest-plate so that a clone medic could check for a heartbeat without having to take off their helmet. The removal of their helmet in a combat zone could immediately get them killed.
All he had to do was get his earpiece close enough to the sensor and he would hear his brother’s heart, if it was still beating.
That makes sense, a medic doesn't have spend time assessing every downed trooper on the field, and I'd assume hundreds of clones would get injured every engagement from what we see in the movie and show
The troopers right hand was also checking the injured clones pulse.
@@ryancroy You're right, that's cool.
he was actually checking if he was breathing. breathing and pulse are the first things they teach in CPR
Didn’t know that, thanks for the info.
Michael Jae: watching this as a child, YES! VIOLENCE
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When I was a kid my dad watched this with me all the time cuz my birthday is on the "star wars day" and one time I asked him: dad why are they flying? he looked at me and said: they are dying. I started crying but kept watching and now I'm obsessed with star wars
@@tdpuuhailee8222 yeah it is
We’ll never forget that clone who punched a battle droid
I really hope The Kaminoans at least trained all Clones to punched Droid in their simulation man
@@NathanPa-xo3zj “Just like the simulations!”
@@NathanPa-xo3zj Well Cody does really well in punching and kicking droids...
There's also the clone who punched grievous in the face
Now that I think about it, it would not be a bad idea to put bayonets on the blasters in case the battle ends up being melee.
11:46 Yoda was nearly 900 years old by the time of ROTJ, and this is less than 40 years earlier. He had severe arthritis, hence why even with a walking stick, his pace is little more than a trot. Grogu, on the other hand, is only 50(21 years older than Mando Luke). So of course he is going to be much faster and more energetic.
When Micheal says he prefers the phase 1 helmet:
“A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one”
I always did like the design, quite a personal favorite.
@@dj11o9er same the phase 1 clone wars style is so cleaaaan
I only like the phase 1 helmet cause of the glowly thing on the back
@@dj11o9er no one can say otherwise
phase 1 helmets are the best
@@RiOSquINTos *So you have chosen death.*
*That Clone That "Got his head Blasted Off", if you pause & go frame to frame you'll see his head still on & he has a Red Twin Mohawk like Commander Gree*
Thought I'd add that bc i too was obsessed with SWTCW
Not alone!
Dedication
Comander Gree is my fav clone
Along with Rex
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I know this show was violent but a clone having his head blown off would be too graphic.
So at 1:38, 5:11, 6:39, 6:58, 10:27, 11:22, and 11:28 I just realized it is now canon that the color-coded ranks didn't phase out until after the Battle of Christophsis, as at each one of these time stamps, you can see either a yellow or green-colored clone trooper (6:39), which are the ranks Sergeant and Commander.
However, we do see blue being used to represent 501st here at 2:56 unless they are supposed to be Lieutenants
Unless they forgot the dots on the left side of the chest, I think their company troopers (Torrent being blue, orange being ghost company) You see them with rex before they jetpack down to engage the tri droid
@@alexcarter2461 that's what Im thinking
good point i forgot about the rank pins lol
@@cokeologist_artist3795 There's another Cody here at 4:24
Clones: We have blasters, big blasters, artillery, tanks, and all sorts of ranged weapons.
Also Clones: Let's charge right up to the droids to use our ranged weapons giving up all of our cover and advantage.
Soviets be like
Sigma grindset
@@Joselimineitor murikanetz moment
I mean, they had to protect their canons. Those canons are the only things holding that place. Obi Wan even said that they must not fail their canons. So in order to stop those battle droids comming near the canons, they had no choice but to face them head on for having gasp between canons and droids as big as possible.
Jedi orders
4:22 you’re telling me he didn’t notice Cody just being at the back of the defense while simultaneously being at the front line? Huh?
Im pretty sure thats a different clone as that one didn't have Cody's wing thing on the shoulder
Its maybe another clone, if I'm right, it may be a different clone officer, remember that in the early stages of the war, the clone officers wear a distinctive yellow stripes in his armor, by the end of it the legions and the whole army have distinctive colors and characteristics, being a example the 212 with Obi Wan and the 501 with Anakin
1:32 Actually that is a misconception, the armor worn by clones protects them from shrapnel, concussive forces, kinetic projectiles, hazards environments and directed energy blaster bolts of low to medium power depending on distance. You see much like all directed energy projectiles the amount of power of the blast rapidly begins to lose energy the longer it travels which means that unless the blast packs a considered amount of initial power it will weigh fissile out in transit or deliver a subpar energy output on its target than it would have delivered if it were closer. So odds are some of those troopers survived. The reason they pass out is the same reason that Ahsoka and the Goat fellow from the cantina shoot out with the pantorans did after being hit in the arm- the heat transfer from the blast is off sufficient quantity to overload the body's homeostasis capabilities and render the subject unconscious. It's the equivalent of getting an instant heat stroke.
not gonna lie, I really love Wollfe's phase 2 helmet
I love it
It would be a little long/difficult, but the Clone Wars Umbarra campaign would be super cool to see in parts, or a whole vid.
i agree
Man when like 20 clones just got disintegrated in that battle
So brutal
Like they just fucking vanishe from existance
@@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009 yeah, the umbaran spider cannons were nasty, literally vaporizing clones alive while screaming in pain.
10:32 I think those guns actually launch shells. He's probably the guy that loads the shell.
I love this battle hell I love this movie it’s underrated IMO and it’s the movie that introduced us to Ahsoka Tano one of the best characters in all of Star Wars (my personal second favorite)
I put this movie Above The Rise Of Slywalker
Who dosent
@@AyanKhan-og3sd above the whole sequel trilogy
At that point in time she was kind of an annoying piece of shot
@@starlight0313 she never bothered me
I'd recommend the battles from the 2003 Clone Wars, along with the lightsaber duels with Anakin vs Asajj, and Grievous vs the Jedi, and Grievous vs Dooku. For me, that was such an epic show.
This may put a smile on your face, but at least one this battle was confirmed to be still canon. Mace windu’s battle of Dantooine was refensed by ki-ad mundi as said that the majority it windu’s forces were wounded which match what happened
@Dr. Cool Of course the battle of Coruscant would be canon; anything in movies Disney can't make non-canon (though I'm sure Kennedy will keep trying) Given how many times Grievous has lost against other Council members like Kenobi, Fisto and Koth, the only reason I can think of him beating Shaak Ti was she was probably coming down with a case of COVID. (That may sound ridiculous, but I point out how under Disney, Star Wars has gotten ridiculous; from SJW droids that somehow have sex with humans, to the Death Star somehow being 2/3rds intact and having crashed landed on another planet despite being in Endor's orbit)
@@patrioticjustice9040 Uh, He's talking about the 2003 shows battle of Coruscant.. Not the movie
Always found it overhyped frankly. Ugly artstyle and ludicrous otp force wank.
11:13 the clone trooper on the far right has his dc15 stock sticking out of his lower back.
I find it so hard to watch these battles because every time a clone dies I have to pause the episode and cry for 15 minutes.
I highly recommend you watch the Battle of Umbara. It consists of episodes 7-10 of season 4. It's regarded as one of the best battles of the show and one of, if not the best, arc in terms of story building and plot development.
Sad fact, worm loathsome(the seperatist general that Benjamin Kenobi here tricks by ailing to negotiate a surrender Before attacking him at the talk)
Was known as one of the most respected and honorable separatist generals. Treated surrendering enemies fairly and all that. It is possible that it is obi wan and anakins fault that surrendering Republic troops were killed so often, the CIS couldn't trust them to actually surrender.
(Kinda like the Germans in ww2 did to the Russians, which worked out much worse for them than it did the Republic)
a good thing to keep in mind while watching star wars is most characters wearing armor (like clones and storm troopers) won't die in one shot, i see a few people complain about armor doing nothing but generally, if you see a clone get shot once and fall over hes likely not dead, just incapacitated, the armor spreads the blast all across the body which will put you out most times but not kill you, especially with phase 2 clone armor and storm trooper armor.
YESSS! Finally someone who I can agree with about the phase one helmets!
Btw, Cody's and Jet's phase 1 helmets look pretty cool
About the infamous clone who punched the droid and then got shot, I always thought the first shot was to his chest and that he just kept charging at the droid on pure adrenaline before punching it and getting killed, so I didn’t realize his weapon was shot out of his hands.
I'm aware you're not a 100% Star Wars fan, but you need to see the christophsis episodes of the Clone Wars FIRST and THAN the movie. Then the vehicles sitting around doing nothing would make more sense. Short answer: a clone blows some allied stuff up for money and they loose almost all of their heavy vehicles. Those which remain have almost no ammo and limited energy. So, all the ammo and everything is given to the artillery as priority, the one thing which was completely fine.
I think it's interesting, that we can see some clones with orange markings, indicating that they are in the 212th Attackbattailion.
And the information we can get from it, since not all the clones have those markings, is that those marked clones, are Clone Segeants, Luitenants, Corparals and Captains.
The clone that punched a droid needs his own trilogy
That clone is more deserving of the skywalker title then rey is tbh
@@bacongamerepic You're right
buddy cop movie with him and the guy that does nothing but cover his ears and stand by the cannons
Featuring the stormtrooper hitting his head on a door.
3:05 i had discord open and you almost gave me a heart attack, love the series btw
I was like 9 when ROTS was released so my dad took me and my brother's to the theaters to see it. Good times
3:21 I know it's epic and awesome. But I still question what Obi Wan's tactics were to have his clone troopers charge the droids head on in open spacing without cover to engage in close quarters.
They have no reinforcements that they know of to relieve them and the Heavy Cannons are all they have stopping the droid tanks from crushing them. You also have Anakin leading a small squad flanking the enemy. So maybe Obi Wan was leading a direct counter attack to reinforce Anakin's flanking attack? But still, it's risky to lead a bunch of your army out of your entrenched position to fight in CQC with an infinite amount of droids.
I think it's just a desperate 'last charge' diversion plan so that Anakin's squad can take down the Tri droids, since they're clearly are the biggest threat.
A lot of the early CW battles we see involve both sides just charging across open fields at one another, without even attempting to use cover or tactics.
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"General Kenobi, you're a **bold** one."
I always assumed the small explosion was from one of the AAT's missiles detonating behind it not the rabbit Droid getting hit. (9:59)
Phase one is definitely my favorite of the two basic helmets, it looks so cool!
The reason the AT-TE was not firing was because it was malfunctioned, I remember hearing in the show that the only things working was their cannons because in an earlier timeframe a clone called slick betrayed the republic and blew up their arsenal which lead to only the canons surviving
The battle of Ringo Vinda I believe would be an epic battle to watch in 0.25x speed
About the heartbeat scene, if you look carefully, the clone checking the heartbeat is also checking the injured clones pulsenwith his right hand.
If you were to ask me why I would prefer the droid army fighting for my empire I would simply say: Quality wins battles but quantity wins wars.
The true reason is because I love seeing b1s having such a great numbers advantage that they simply march up to your trench line and proceed to moe you down.
In the minutes 03:32 to 03:35 to a clone that took three shots, the first crouching and the second dodging to the side.
4:00 If you run out of ammunition you can still cave in your enemy's skull.
9:28 well, yeah, if you listen closely, the clone calls for a medic. The guy must have been alive
People don’t realize how brutal and dark Star Wars the clone wars was. Especially the animated thing series. During the umbarran arc is where I think it got pretty brutal.
Clones, phase 1 clone armor has long been used by soldiers of the Galactic Republic as standard armor. Armor didn't have much rank distinction in its early stages.
Therefore, they implemented the patent system through colors in the armor, being Yellow = Commander; Red = Captain; Blue = Lieutenant and Green = Sergeant. However, over the course of the Clone Wars, some clones painted their armor the way they wanted it, customizing it according to specific units, such as representing Battalions.
This armor was heavy, uncomfortable and not very approved among clones.
but in phase 1 it had air filters, oxygen system and magnetic boots. These armors made it possible to pressurize, being able to fight for a longer time in a vacuum.
Sorry for the first comment on this subject, I'm not from the United States of America, I'm Brazilian and I'm learning English, in the first post I typed wrong and I wasn't late to see if I was right.
I'm so glad I found this channel!!! I've always wanted to watch the little things I'd miss normally and this channel does it all for me! Keep it up!
For a next Clone Wars Battle, I'd highly recommend the Battle of Teth (The one where the AT-TEs are scaling up the cliffside) and the Battle of Ryloth.
This movie was my childhood, AND I WASN’T EVEN BORN WHEN IT CAME OUT
3:11 clone wars is not a kid show, it's too risky to say that, you could start a war
The clone that was boxing the droid in episode three is actually the same clone I believe he was called CT7764 nicknamed “punch“ you can see him in slicks unit in one of the clone wars episodes
I agree with you on the clone helmets, the phase one clone helmets are my favorites, though the phase 2 are also really cool
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I agree, first time seeing someone actually say that they preffer the phase 1 actually, its cooler in my opinion, ngl tho both seem awesome.
There are 2 versions of the Tri-droid as it seem. The Octuptarra Combat and the Octuptarra Magna. The former are the small ones in RoTS and the latter are the big ones. Both are 3.6m and 14.6m tall respectively.
My favorite helmet is captain Rex’s phase 2 armor
If you have your Anti-Deprecant's filled you should really do the first Battle in the Umbara arc. Those weapons are nasty af and with your sharp eyes and love for details I bet you can pick up on even more things that make me wanna see my therapist after rewatching that arc.
They should bring Christophis to Battlefront III.
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That guy's head is (mostly) intact, slowing it down further reveals it's still attached but with a massive hole through the forehead - you can see it on the helmet too!
This is where the fun begins!!!
RIP to that poor rabbit droid, I never noticed that until now either.
Same 😢
Im a fam dude keep it up plz
I think it’s because phase two clone armour has padded gloves which make that clone in aotc able to box the b1 while the one’s in tcw who punch droids get nothing done.
man, phase 1 helmets are SO cool, along with the ARF ones, they`re my favorite ones
I’m rewatching Star Wars rn and doing rogue one rn, you interrupted the last battle but I’ll keep watching your video
Phase 1 were always my favorite helmet design
2:20 Fun fact: There was also a tri droid at the Battle of Mygeeto, it blows up a clone tank right before Bacara and the Galactic Marines stopped and killed Mundi.
The Phase 1.5 helmets (the ones used by the ARC Troopers) are a nice combo of both phases.
You should do the battle of Dathomire at some point, there's probably nothing to awesome but I love the atmosphere of it literally and figuratively.
More like the Massacre of Datgomire..
That’s probably one of my favorite episodes with grievous!
@@Wyvern63 everything you just said was correct.
A bold choice of battle.. but loved it! Might as well go in order with the whole show lol
9:33 Missed an opportunity to put captain fordo there to recreate the captain fordo blasting droids left and right scene
The clone that as you say "gets his head blown off" does infact not get his head blown off. If you slow it down enough you can even see his head still attatched to his body, his helmet just got blown off by the headshot, as he has the generic Clone head with short black hair.
I remember being super young and biking to the DVD rental store on my tiny bike to rent out this movie for a whole month only to watch it a hundred times at home and on car rides to the grandparents house, and then never return it. I miss my childhood.
Those droids at 8:05 was the original droideka/destroyer/rolleys design
Just a reminder, a lot of Clones died needlessly from bad Jedi tactical skills.
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He calls for a medic so that trooper is alive
Seeing this again brings back memories. Always enjoyed watching SWTCW movie when I was 11. My dad surprised me and my sister to see the movie and we had a blast.
6:40 soldiers try to catch local wildlife all the time IRL. We used to have bug fights with various insects we caught
5:42 You ever play the OG Halo trilogy? The Marines would hitch a ride whenever you drove a tank in this exact fashion, it's like an old world war strat that got heavily outdated as guns got more accurate, but sticks around in media for sheer rule of cool.
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I think you’re also forgetting about his chest plate the helmet plus the chest plate you would not be able to hear a heartbeat through that 😊
I think the clone that was shot in the head at 1:52 actually survived and got back up. When his head pops back up you can see a dent where the blaster bolt was deflected.
I used to think that clone who said “come on then” got his head blown but it just knocked his helmet off. But me as a kid “For the Republic!!!, watch your left!”
Wow, I seen this movie so many times (I count it; Star Wars has *TWELVE* movies; heck I count this movie more than the sorry excuse for a Sequel Trilogy, lol 😂 ), and I never noticed the blaster in the clone hand before it gets shot out of his hands.
I always thought he just straight up ran to punch the droid and I’m always like “Idiot, what were you trying to do?” lol 😂
1. It's canon
2. Theatrical release
3. Introduced Rex and Ahsoka
4. Launched the beloved series
5. Technically an anthology film as 1 there's no opening crawl and 2 the main character isn't Anakin or Obi-Wan
6. The first Kiner project
The short of it.......there are 12 films
In star wars kill count videos sometimes i don't understand where in the screen is the dead that get counted, this series help a lot.
Ok this one might be controversial but the battle of exegol in the rise of Skywalker I know I hate the movie but I kinda want to know if there is any hidden details besides CGI explosions and people getting shot at
Those B2 Super Battle Droids at 10:49 are just standing there, not attacking at all. The clones don't blast the B2s. My question is, what happened to those B2s?
Likely taken to be deactivated and taken apart to see if any improvements have been made to the model or programing, or even for weapons testing to see if the new weapons are up to taking on B2 armour.
From a strategic point of view having intact droids could do wonders to R&D during the war.
6:32 football huddle! clone #1: okay, how are we going to get the ball past the giant dudes? clone #2: left side carry. offense alpha omega! clone #1: thats pretty risky cap, you sure? clone #2: positive threes. lets ge- clone #3: or we could just shoot 'em. clone #2: yeah, ok, that works
I would recommend doing the first two chronological battles of the clone wars series. The orbital battle of Christophis S2 E16 and part 1 of the ground battle of christophis S1 E16.
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@@m.u.7895 nice
The guy with his ears being held is supposed to reload the tannins after they use up all their ammunition Battle of umbara
Actually, it would be possible for clones to punch droids since clones have armour on the back of their hands, so the clones are actually able to position their hands so that the only thing hitting the droid when they throw a punch would be the edge of the armor plate on the back of their hands
Those AV-7 Heavy Cannons are the same cannons seen in the Venator's Artillery Deck in Revenge of the Sith and The Bad Batch.
Now I want to watch the movie and the entire show all over again
I’m starting to notice a slight abundance of phase 1 212th clones in some scenes that I never realized had phase 1 212ths in.
Please do the battle of umbara
Edit: My favorite clone helmet is the phase 1.5 helmet, exclusive to ARC troopers
I love that helmet too!
Umbara is one of my favorite Clone Wars Arcs!
That’s a good choice!
In legends it's explained that clone Commandos and Arc troopers would infiltrate droid factories and change the mixture slightly so the flankers would fragment more and this easier to blast
Clone armor was designed to hurt the clone in the spot they are shot, and contain it, letting the trooper fight on. Shots to the back and extremities could be survived, head and chest less so. Stormtroopers have armor that distributes a blaster shot to their entire body to have higher chances of survival in normal conflict, but knocking them out.
I enjoyed the highlights here it is some nostalgia for sure, still have this movie on DVD, I need to watch it again sometimes. I think that while this wasn't explained in the movie, in the Clone Wars episode where Sergeant Slick betrays them, that episode is before the movie, and in that episode Slick destroys their ammo depot. So I believe that is why they have no tanks and stuff because most of it was destroyed, so I think the ATTE that you mentioned not moving probably had no more ammo or fuel or something like that.
It may be a lot to ask since I know Clone Wars battles got more and more crazy as the seasons went on, I would like to see you watch the battle from the 1st episode with Yoda and the 3 clones, the commando droid battle where Rex and Cody meet Fives, Echo and Hevy, the 2nd Battle of Geonosis, and the Battle of Umbara. I realize that those last two span multiple episodes, but hey, more content.
4:15 the AT-TE isn’t firing because it’s out of fuel and the tabana gas is also the ammunition for the guns.
The clone wasn't listening for a heartbeat, he was probably trying to watch if the chest was rising and falling.
6:37 maybe they we’re counting bodies
My favourite clone helmet is phase 3.
The one that totally exist and is a thing.
But really I love phase 1 for clones but for commanders and arc troopers it’s phase 2
Favourite helmet? Easily Phase 1 ARC helmet, without a doubt. Literally the best combination of every clone helmet, save for Commando.
5:34, that's what heavy artillery is good for, no matter what the enemy has they probably ain't gonna survive a gigantic mass of plasma falling from the sky
This was the first star wars medal I EVER Saw, I was 6 and it was so nostalgic to see this, say the least I am happy that this video came out.
The reason all at-te are not used in the battle at the beginning is because slick (the clone traitor) sabotage them all in another episode
Oh yeah! I totally forgot about that