Star Wars: The Clone Wars #77 REACTION!! "Carnage of Krell"
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- Eric Shane Rick Calvin and Aaron react to and discuss season 4 episode 10 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Carnage of Krell - #StarWars #TheCloneWars
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Hats off to Dee Bradley Baker for essentially doing a one man play for four episodes. Definitely one of the best arcs of the series in no small part to his performance.
*four episodes
That krell?
@@theredpillneo2296 no he does all the clone voices
@@OfficialNube Good catch
Hell, for the entire series really.
F for Waxer.
Even had Numa on his helmet.
Wait, really?! Fuck...I didn't notice that. That destroys me more......
@FalcorSucks His last appearance is the second attack on Christophsis, which is part of Dark Disciple
Oh no. Fuck. Didn't remember it was him in that episode
When I first saw this episode, I thought it was a leader we never saw earlier but when I saw numa, I realized who waxer was.
Love the fact it's Dogma who killed Krell...the symbolism there !! RIP Waxer, he was on the Ryloth and Geonosis arc...
What symbolism
And this is when cody gets promoted?
@@kotoamatsukami- Cody is already above Waxer. He was probably just off-planet, wherever Obi-wan was shipped off to.
@@lampad4549 Dogma killed the literally meaning of dogma
I wish we saw Dogma in season 7 question the validity of order 66 or even remove his chip because it would have shown that he truly learned his lesson on Umbara.
I just realized, if Krell was able to see the future and the fall of the Jedi, he might've also seen Order 66. Perhaps his immense hatred for clones came from knowing they would turn on the Jedi.
I don't think anyone knew, There was just a disturbance, I think Krell thought that the Sepratists we're going to win.
@@anotherchewie2613 He literally says "the Republic will be ripped apart from the inside" and "In its place is going to rise a New Order". Doesn't sound like the Seps winning to me.
I'm not saying for sure he knew about Order 66 specifically, but he might just have had gut feeling that the clones couldn't be trusted.
Drannion Animation Maybe idk, Maybe its sidious doning it?
Drannion Animation I don’t understand why soo many people think that Krell had good intentions or betrayed the jedi because of what happens in the future when he made it quite clear that he wanted to join the dark side and become Dooku's apprentice.
If you were able to foresee into the future and know exactly who the culprit is and all the secrets then the right thing to do would be a preemptive strike on Palpatine by initiating order 65 to have his plans backfire instead of betraying your soldiers that had no idea such contingency plans existed.
That makes sense since Kanan did the same thing. When he saw the clones in Rebels it took him a long time to trust them.
Eric out here just casually dropping THAT line.
I know right !
What line?
@@TheNatybo good soldiers follow orders
Best part. No one even batted an eye
I want him to subtly drop it from time to time. Could you imagine when they would finally hear it what their reaction would be like?
15:42 you did not just say that, Eric. You did not just say that. Damn.
Also fun fact: Waxxer shedding this tear was the first time a character cried on The Clone Wars. Ooh boy... that's a hard one.
Jesus I saw that too. Wait until they get to season 6
Didnt 99 shed a tear before he died?
@@AnakinSkywakka Nope. Alot of characters get teary-eyed before the Umbara arc throughout the course of the tv show but the animators themselves said that Waxxer was the first character to ever shed a tear in the show.
Well... rex cried in season 7... I know you wrote this comment before that though
Multishot 14 I know lol they just said that he was the only one to cry
I do hate Krell! But one of the main reasons I love this show so much is because we get so much more of an insight on the Clones and what kinda crazy shit they went through.
Honestly, in the end (and Order 66 aside); I think the Clones would've been justified in their siege of the Jedi Temple. Maybe killing the Jedi would've been extreme but still, the war would have kept going and there was no way of knowing that both sides were being controlled by Palpatine. The Jedi were basically using human clones that were no older than children and losing them by the thousands, if not millions.
@@Vagabond671 Come on now, that's ridiculous. Biologically they were adults, not children, no matter their actual age. And Separatists were the ones killing them, not the Jedi. What exactly would killing your generals accomplish? Other than causing massive confusion and making it easier for the Separatists to conquer more planets, slaughter their residents, commit war crimes, and kill more clones. Besides, technically the clones belonged to the Galactic Republic, not to the Jedi Order. I mean it's called the "Grand Army of the Republic". So they should have marched to senate and blasted everyone down there. But that still wouldn't have solved anything about the war and the Separatists. Besides, many clones respected the Jedi. After all they fought side by side for years. Without the control chips, there is no way that Order 66 would have worked. If some distant politician ordered the clones to cowardly shoot their commanders in the back, many would have rebelled. There are plenty of examples from real history of soldiers choosing their generals over politicians in a far away city.
@@Beltims "Biologically they were adults, not children, no matter their actual age."
Adults that were created as property and robbed of their youth. Adults that were sent to die by the millions for a war they had no choice in fighting. Adults that were all identical brothers whose family was created and being exploited to fight a war that they didn't even know why they were fighting.
"Without the control chips, there is no way that Order 66 would have worked."
*Except it did work in old canon...*
"What I remember about the rise of the Empire is... is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the Clone Wars, the 501st Legion was discreetly transferred back to Coruscant. It was a silent trip. We all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts? Any private, traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word."
I'd like to think that the Clones of old canon went through with it because they had enough. While there were Clones that respected their Jedi and vice versa, there is more than enough evidence to show that while a handful of Jedi respected Clones (E.g., the Jedi we follow in the Clone Wars series), most Jedi out the 10,000 of them that were alive before Order 66 took place did not agree with the choice to use Clones and treated them as second class citizens.
While Clones respected many Jedi, one thing people fail to understand is that the Clones valued the Republic more than said respect for the Jedi.
And yes the Jedi were generals, but if you found them to be incompetent and guilty of treason (even if the claim of treason was fabricated) it really isn't impossible to restructure your command infrastructure if you are only replacing your generals.
@@Vagabond671 @Unlucky Irish None of that is the fault of the Jedi. The clones view themselves like conscripted soldiers who are doing their duty. But if they viewed themselves as slaves, then maybe they should attack their actual owner which is the Republic. They should have attacked the senate and Kamino cloning facilities for your argument to make sense. Why would they value the nation that enslaves them? It's way more likely that they would view the Jedi as their ally in their struggle for freedom, not their enemy. Especially after listening to Yoda, who is the Grandmaster of the entire Order. It's the politicians of the Republic that don't think much of the clones. Why would they choose them over the Jedi? Especially because none of the politicians are in the trenches suffering like the clones and the Jedi do. In the episode "Pursuit of Peace", the Quarren senator Christo when asked about millions of clones dying, says: "Who, the clones? We created them for just that purpose."
And legends are not canon. I don't think them just blindly following orders made any sense. It robs them of their individuality and turns them into mindless droids who just follow orders simply because Palpatine said so. It's against everything the Umbara arc stands for. I mean in the movie Cody jokes with Obi Wan and then orders to shoot him without any hesitation. How would that make any sense if they didn't have the chips? If the clones really are capable of doing that, then they are pretty much psychopaths without any emotion, regret, or morality.
And like I said, the Separatists were the ones killing the clones, not the Jedi. Clones suddenly deciding to kill the Jedi wouldn't have improved their status and wouldn't have stopped the war. I think that it would have made things worse for them. Who would want to lead soldiers who are willing to shoot you in the back? Who would trust them? And where's the evidence that "most" Jedi treated them as second class citizens? Pretty much every single Jedi we see in the movies and the show that didn't fall to the dark side, treats them with basic respect. I mean if the Jedi are really meant to be this corrupt and immoral order, then the movies and the show do a very poor job.
And even if the Jedi were incompetent, shooting them in the back still would have been evil thing to do. Because civilized nations don't do that. They just remove the incompetent leaders. It's the nations like Empire who just shoot everyone they don't like. And even if, just for the sake of argument, even if every single Jedi and the whole order, except the Jedi we see in the movies and this show, were evil, it still would have been immoral and evil to shoot people like Plo Koon or Yoda, who clearly care about the clones. And don't even get me started about shooting younglings.
There's just no excuse for the clones to willingly commit Order 66. It makes them evil and immoral army, not to mention stupid. And there's no way people like Rex or Fives would have wanted to be part of it.
@@Beltims So after doing some research, I have to admit that I was talking out of my ass when stating that most Jedi considered the Clones to be second class citizens.
So I apologize for that.
(Although many Jedi did disagree with the use of Clones as they equated it to slavery)
As for the question of why not go after the Republic or the Kaminoans instead of the Jedi?
The Clones we're simply indoctrinated to respect those two groups more than anything else. That's in old canon and new. So when the end of the war was approaching and it was revealed that the Jedi were "treasonous",
While I do love the (Disney) Clone Wars with the chip explanation, I still think the old canon was far more interesting and thought provoking in terms of why the Clones went through with obeying Order 66. In our own history, and in Nazi Germany during the Second World War; if you asked the veterans of the Wehrmacht and SS why they went through with certain war crimes, many thought they were either doing it for the greater good while others simply complied out of fear and the instinct to survive.
I feel that if you combined the unique personalities of Clones in New Canon to the Old Canon version of Order 66, it would make for a very interesting story. I'm not saying that it would make for a better story, but for an interesting one at the very least.
This was honestly one of the best moments in Clone Wars.
"We're not Droids. We're not programmed. You have to make your own decisions."
Hits home man.Hits home.
That quote makes the last 2 episodes of s7 that much more painful.
@@christophermueller9764 At least Rex did when he told Ahsoka to find Five's report before the chip took him over.
I was still a teenager when this episode first premiered. To this day, when Rex realizes they are Clones and tries desperately to stop the Carnage, I get chills. Dee Bradly Baker killed it.
I was a kid when I watched this.
The music too at that moment was great.
Andrew Dussault
I was about to say, Kevin Kiner also killed it!
Fun Fact: The Umbaran Senator was actually assassinated in a previous episode ("Senate Spy"), which probably explains why Umbara wanted to leave the Republic in the first place.
Edit: The episode was "Senate Murders," not "Senate Spy."
Senate Murders*
Kimberly Terasaki he was Umbaran? Huh, it was hard to tell since he wasn’t wearing the air (or gas I guess?) helmet like the rest of his people were in this arc.
@@Laserbeak316 they don't need the mask on permanently, the gases inside the mask acts as an enhancement drug during combat.
Callum Hopkins oh, that’s pretty cool.
@@Laserbeak316 They don't all wear the helmets. The gas enhances the soldiers. However, other than the Senator the Rodian girl murdered, Palpatines own aide Sly Moore is Umbaran.
Throughout this entire arc I was practically begging for the clones to call Anakin. There is no way he'd put up with how his men were being treated, even before Krell's reveal, and dammit does this arc just really make you want to see the clones get a break.
Right lol
Woulda loved for Anakin to come back and find the clones locked up and while he’s there the clones are fighting against each other, and he comes and breaks them up instead of Rex, and then we get a Anakin/Krell fight where Anakin maybe coulda let a lil of his anger out, maybe chocked krell or somthing idk it would be awesome to see tho
Comicbook Gaming chocked
One reason I actually side with the separitists.. using robots is more ethical... droids not so much but droids are mistreated on every side in star wars so at least sending them to die isn't really any worse.
It's the same thing when in season 3 final two episodes Ahsoka gets kidnapped
I wanted Anakin to get the message and come to their rescue
But then I realised if he would have come for both 501 and Ahsoka's rescue in this arc it would've been a slaughter house
And as much as I had loved to see that it wasn't the time and also it also would've taken away what we got with Troopers and Ahsoka on this episodes
All this losses are build up for Anakin and eventually lead him to his dreams and fear and hatred and pain towards the Jedi order and his desparation to save Padme
Imagine of Krell was an Inquisitor, he'd be unstoppable
I love the Second and Seventh Sisters. They were crazy enough. Krell would probably have been second to Darth Vader.
Dream Journal Projects Vader Might have even seen him as a threat to taking his position under Sidious.
Dual wielding spinning double-bladed lightsabers? Hell yeah
@@kimberlyterasaki4843 That's thinking too small. QUADRUPLE wielding spinning double-bladed lightsabers. Even though it's kind of dumb, if one helicopter lightsaber can allow you to glide, you can definitely fly with four.
Too powerful. Inquisitors who can take on a jedi knight and feasibly win are on their way out.
15:41 "good soldiers follow orders" boyyyyy they gonna have a blast in later episodes
Glad I'm not the only one to pick up on that!
To be continued..
Oh man, imagine hearing that in season 7...
Random clone: We’ve lost more than half our men but the battle is won
Krell: Damn it!
Random clone: True. These losses are devastating
Krell: Wha...right. The losses. That’s what I meant...
I can just imagine a 5 part miniseries where troopers overcome impossible odds despite Krell’s best efforts.
@@josephdoria5237 It's a slapstick comedy
"This is a kids show"
Dave Filoni: "Let's have the clones get tricked into killing each other"
The realization of Rex killing clones is heartbreaking and unfair to clones on both sides
I was so hurt to see Waxer die. I feel like if Krell was kept alive, Anakin would have killed him.
And all of Rex’s experiences with Anakin and Ahsoka taught him that following orders doesn’t always get the job done. The Clones are allowed to make their own discussions.
You realized that the order to replace Anakin by General Krell was from PALPATINE himself ...
It's also some great foreshadowing for Revenge of the Sith that Anakin's unit (501st) fought Obi-Wan's (212th)
Wdym the 501st never fought the 212 in ep3??
The precursor to the battle between the Clones is The battle between the Austrians Battle of Karánsebes were the Austrians attacked each other and forced a general retreat on themselves losing the city to the Turks without them firing a shot.
What war? Sounds fabricated.
@@theawesomeman9821 I Listed the battle but here's the war Austro-Turkish War (1788-1791)
Awesome Matt If the battle took place at night then it is very plausible. The American Civil War had A similar event which I believe is called the battle of the Wilderness. In the battle friendly Fire was very common among different divisions on both sides. The south also lost one of there best generals and Lee’s second in command Stonewall Jackson to a soldier of his own division because he thought it was a union scout.
@@gummybearchewy5444 I hate that death for Jackson. Shot in the arm, amputated with with 1800s medical technology, and died from pneumonia days later. Not even a clean death for a man that both allies and enemies admired.
Jarl Ballin Yeah I completely agree. Him surviving is one of the biggest what if scenarios of the war in my opinion. I also feel bad for the poor soldier that did it. He thought he was doing his job but instead killed his leader.
The Umbara arc is the best star wars content ever
One million subscribers before I die i totally agree
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Wait until the Maul arc. Some of the best content I’ve ever seen
@@gabrielgranberg9154 🖤💛
Its definitely up there probably top 5 best arcs of the show
"We thought that they were wearing our armor, but it was...you " that scene destroys me every time
Numa sticker in waxer's helmet :(
makes me sad everytime i think about it :(
It would be awesome if we could get a darker series that follows the 501st after the formation of the Empire. Hell, just call it "The 501st".
So Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2005) Campaign?
@@StolfBoichCh Yes. But as a tv show, y'know.
@@StolfBoichCh Yes, but with a more personal look from the Clone point of view. Think Battlefront 2 (2005) meets the Clone Wars series.
But every main clone of the 501st is either dead or doesn't work for the empire. Appo, Fives, Hardcase and maybe Jesse are dead, Rex helped Ahsoka, Kix is with Sidon Ithano and we dont know what happened to Echo
@@tevcon317 Echo died a while ago.
15:42 I hear you Eric, I hear you.
CrazyHynter
Rick and Calvin (Morty) have no idea what they’re in for...
Something I found to be really deep about this episode is that the 2 units that were killing each other are the 501st and the 212th; Anakin and Obi-Wan's battalions. Like this was foreshadowing episode 3. Its also funny how the people directly responsible for the conflict between both sets of brothers deliver the same line, "It's treason then?"
Top 5 darkest moment in the whole show ! So many foreshadowing of order 66 and the betrayal to the Jedi order...imagine if his plan went throught ?!? A crazy powerful dark side user he would have been ! Even dark side user can have clarity in the Clone wars...
Waxer’s helmet had his little Twi’lek sister on it. When I noticed that it hurt so much more losing him.
5:21 I never noticed the drawing on Waxer's helmet until now. I think I'm gonna cry...
Now she'll never see her Nerra
Damn you for pointing that out. Damn...
I know some people would’ve preferred a morally Grey Krell, but you have to remember he is a powerful force sensitive. either he has to restrain himself to be in the light or fall to the additive power of the dark there is no grey.
It’s heartbreaking to see Jesse duck away from a firing squad only to be spared, then a year later he won’t spare Rex and Ahsoka during 66.
After rewatching the clone wars after some time, a lot of moments felt far more powerful then they did when I first saw it.
One of my Favorite clones was Waxer... he was the first of many portraying that clones were more then just programmed killing machines. And his Death devastated me, and seeing it again made me cry.
This episode is rightly titled, Krell GOING HAM on these Clones man. Dude is badass son of a gun.
I would presume the Repulic only invades militaristic Separatist planets like Umbra and Genosis and etc. Planets that produce weapons, supply equipment, build ships and supply droids or troops. While the Separatist attack all planets like Ryloth and Christophsis that pose little to no threats. Different doctrines of war for two different sides.
In the first episode of the arc the narrator says that Umbara is a strategic system in a vital supply line. And they also have all those super advanced weapons that the Republic probably wouldn't want the Separatists to mass produce.
Ryloth is a middle point in hyperspace lanes between planets belonging to the Separatist alliance and other strategic points and Christophsis is if i remember a economic hub in his sector...So they are strategic target, just in different way !
Sam Hp not really. In any war every side try to get control of transport points, supply depots, factories and weapon production. Yes ryloth and kashyyk weren't really advanced and their natives are "primitive", yet both planets were hyperspace junctions, they have good position where many routes intersect. Think of it as railroad junction.
You wish.
In war, nobody is spared.
Why do you think the US dropped atom bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki? they weren't military targets, civilians only... because people at war want to set examples of just how many people they can kill.
The death star wasn't an exception, it was a continuation.
@@EclipsisTenebris that is true sure, but during active combat main targets are those that hold military value. by the time atomic bombs were dropped it was battle of attrition, with japan refusing to capitulate. so bombing was made to force surrender, as well as test out new weapon.
it was by all account a war crime, but since USA was the victor, that isn't considered one.
civilians get hurt on both sides that is correct. but no general in the right mind is going to attack a civilian settlement instead of airport for example. priorities mate. unless the order is saying otherwise ofc, like to set an example
This is that Order 66 practice
G_MAN180
Order 66 in Season 7...
@@JinxTheLooneyToon915 yea I cant wait
umbara is part of the republic. this was a separatist uprising. their senator was in the senate murders episode.
Deechi's death was the reason Umbara seceded
@@andrewcundill3660 oh i didn;t know that. that makes sense
Your not slick Eric I heard that sneaky “Good soldiers follow orders”
15:41 I see what you did there Eric
The music when it revealed the clones was killing each other gave me chills 💯
I love how Krell even when his treachery is obvious, still refers to himself as a Jedi, even though he is clearly the polar opposite. The guy was full of himself.
This is because, from his point of view, he is a Jedi, that he left the rotten order, that everyone in the Jedi order is corrupt and the Jedi have nothing left from the peacekeepers. Which, by the way, he was right, because the Jedi brought the galaxy into turmoil during the times of the empire.
“They’re Clones!” My god when he said that I started tearing up.
Hats off to Dee Bradley Baker for making the Umbara Arc one of the best in all of Clone Wars. Such a dark arc seeing these clones suffer under their General only for them to learn that he was doing all of this on purpose. It felt so good seeing the SOB get taken down.
I’ve been looking forward to this.
I read that line in Christopher Lee's voice.
I have been waiting 76 episodes for my favorite scene in the whole series. The reveal of brothers on both sides.
The music swelling as they realized they were shooting their own comrades SENDS CHILLS down my spine I love it. My favorite arc in Clone Wars.
Also Numa on Waxer’s helmet. :(
Why Rex is one of the most underrated Star Wars characters ever. He is in my top 5 every. The Captain America of SW. Loved this episode. Very emotional and fantastic!
Right when I was about to say "good soldiers follow orders" Eric snuck it in damn it
This one of my favorite acrs in all of clone wars. I love getting to see episodes that are more focused on clones (especially my favorite, Rex). Getting to see more of the war from the eyes of the clones is really cool and I think this arc is a really important one for giving real emotions to the clones and showing that even though they all look the same, they are still individuals that deserve to be treated with love and respect.
Now I want to see an army of clones rushing at Grevious and Krell.
Krell is already a Goddamn blender what about 2 blenders?
Will it blend?
...
Clone dust. Don’t breathe this!
"Tell me who gave you the orders to attack us?"
*Ad for Shadow Legends plays*
Me watching Blind Wave reacting to Friendly Fire scene: I find your lack of sobbing disturbing.
would be awesome to see multiple lighsaber duel of Krell vs Grievous
Honestly I’m surprised they didn’t have more of a reaction, I was freaking out during this episode
After watching Rebels, I've always gotten the impression that Krell was being tested to become an Inquisitor for the Empire.
It's interesting that Dogma who was mind-tricked by Krell would later be the clone to Kill Krell.
Looking forward to the Zygerrian Arc.
A cute little Easter egg for this episode, if you look on the left hand side of Waxer’s helmet there is a drawing of the kid he and Boil found on Ryloth.
That line about how the clones are not droids is directly from the Kaminoan sales pitch Lama Su made to Obi-wan in Episode 2, that the clones were superior to battle droids precisely BECAUSE they could think for themselves and make their own decisions in battle.
Rex and Five friendship is so good 😢
The friendly fire scene always gets me. Dee Baker does a great job, and the music makes it so much more entrenching.
Waxer and Boil were the ones who saved the kid Numa on Ryloth :(
Poor Waxer even had a sticker of Numa on his helmet RIP
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The Umbara Arc starring Dee Bradley Baker, Dee Bradley Baker, and Dee Bradley Baker. With Dee Bradley Baker and Guest Star Dee Bradley Baker.
I never understood how Krell made a transmission of a clone saying that the enemies took their armor
I'm pretty sure he mind tricked him
@@sergiomagana5022 Maybe that really happened and Krell took andavntage on it to lead two units to the same place.
A neat little detail. Pong Krell’s eyes are yellow; maybe cuz he’s an alien, maybe because he’s dark side aligned.
I’m so glad you guys managed to get to this arc my favourite arc in the series hope you guys enjoyed it
I gotta say the most disappointing thing about Krell is when he's captured and starts giving out this long exposition that really just sounds like "Krell was always gunna be a bad guy but we didn't wanna have him in the show too much so we're not gunna think too hard about a back story." Other than that I love this arc. Krell is just a little to Saturday morning cartoon mustache twirling for me
Ahhhh, the friendly fire scene just kills me every time.
This is one of my favorite arcs in all of clone wars. The only thing that really stuck out to me is really small. Before dogma shoots krell and krell talks to dogma he calls him by his name. I feel like in that moment he would have used is numbers. just a small thing lol, doesn't change the story in anyway... Unless... Having being taken down and outsmarted by clones he then sees them as people? OR, he saw his death before it happened and knew it would be dogma? maybe a man of his pride wouldn't be killed by a clone with no name but instead a person with a name? Idk. I know i'm reading way to much into a single line here but it seemed way outta character
(This is y first time watching this show in english) The way Krell just dropped " Its treason then " on us xD
And also Eric dropping " Good soilders follow orders "
Could NOT wait for you guys to get to this specific episode since you started reacting to this show
My favorite part of this was the part where Rex says "on your knees" with such grit, so dark for a kids show.
Such a cool fakeout of the final shot. That got me first time i was watching it. I was like "Hell yeah, Rex. Good thing killing that.... Oh...Wow, did not see that coming"
Loved how Eric just subtlety dropped the “good soldiers follow orders” line in! Tbh I didn’t realise how much that line was said every season until this year in my 3rd rewatch of the show. Love that detail though, it’s really hammered in to the point I think an order 66 discovery arc might have always been in the plans maybe
"He's too dangerous to be left alive!"
If Krell had lived long enough for Anakin to find out what he'd done...hooooo boy. I imagine would've told Rex something like:
"Captain, give us the room please. And turn off the cameras on your way out."
Followed shortly by a Vader-style, "someone clean this up." And no one ever discussed it again.
LOL your commentary is so funny
This one episode alone has three of the greatest and the most jaw dropping moments in the show!
They're some assholes for putting that first ad at the most suspenseful part 😂
Didn't realize until this week that Master Krell is played by Dave Fennoy!
This was one of my top 5 favorite episodes
Tbh this specific arc is my absolute favorite of the whole Clone Wars series. There's some fantastic episodes, all episodes in this arc are great
“It’s treason then” I don’t know why but I love that line
Palpatine says it in ROTS
Rex: "who gave the order to attack?"
Waxer: "It was..... it was......"
*Insert advertisement here*
The Umbaran Arc was on of the best in CLone Wars simply because of Krell
"His last act as a commander was to send his men against his brothers." GODDAMIT CALVIN T_T
This is the last time we see Krell Dogma, and Waxer.
"No clone should have to die this way" Truer words have never been spoken.
Even sadder when you realize it was Anakin and Obi-Wan’s clones fighting each other
You guys are getting close to season 5 (my favorite season) I’m so excited
One of the best episodes ever in any star wars show!
"Friendly fire in a kids show" LMFAO
Can't believe that Krell have the guts to pit the Third systems army against each other
Dooku: A new power is rising. It's victory is at hand. We will make the Galaxy run red with the blood of the Jedi. Leave none alive. To war!
I can't wait for you guys to get to story arc of "Revival" - "Eminence" - "Shades of Reason" and most of all "The Lawless". Such good episodes.
Damn, I didn’t remember Krell being that cartoonish at the end.
“We’re not droids. We’re not programmed.”
Oh, man.
I have been waiting for this one since 2018
Minor note: i like how in that scene when the 2 clone groups come together, the 501st guys are all customized and the 212th are all uniform
Glad for the ealry upload. Get to enjoy my morning before work
For those who don't remember. The clone leading the troops against Rex "Waxer" was one of the two clone scouts who looked after the little Twi-Lek girl, and brought her back to her family.
Rest in peace
The best arc in whole clone wars!