Did we expect to see this happen in the final season? Yes. Yes we did. Were we actually ready to see this happen in the final season? No. No we were not.
I just finished watching it for the 2nd time and I STILL wasn't ready. I just watched this same scene over and over again and I'm STILL not ready. This show breaks my heart in such a brutal way. Rip all the clones who were innocent but involved in something they had no control of.
Man, Tales of the Jedi really makes this scene hit so much harder. Because even though Anakin had turned, it was still him who saved Ahsoka from Order 66 through several trial runs of this exact situation.
Yeah- that episode was fantastic all around. Gives a great reason for Ahsoka to have survived for anyone that thought Ahsoka being able to survive seemed far fetched, and at the same time, it showed how much she grew over the entire Clone Wars series in just a few minutes.
I was jaw dropped when I saw that scene. Her training surrounded by clones learning to deflect them all at once really was epic foreshadowing. The recreation of it in this scene is just cinimatic genius
@strawberry97ish the little serie called Tales of the jedi. There is only one season with a few episodes. This specific scene is in one of the last episodes
@@Mojo1356i think that just makes a character even more likeable, because its relatable we were all like ashoka once. young, inexperienced, yet excited to go on a new journey, and overconfident too. we learn our lessons through our mistakes, and grow to be even better. no one starts flawless, and ahsoka is just that
What hit the hardest about this episode is the fact that everyone knew this is how The Clone Wars would end. We all knew it was coming, but we just weren’t prepared to hear those four dreaded words…
Funnily enough, Romeo and Juliet does the same thing. The audience always knows at the start who dies, and they get to know all the characters and dread the end because of it. Always a great form of tragedy
@@Victorias_Secret2 this thread is 5 fucking months old. Leave it alone. Why the fuck did it take you 5 damn months to respond huh? You get banned? My response did not warrant your attacks towards me. I'm not wrong, you're wrong. Don't come in here attacking me and anyone else that disagrees with you when you're in the wrong. Numbers can be spelled out, and when they are, they're in word form, which makes this 4 words. I find it hilarious how you got so offended at even the slightest bit of criticism towards you and you attack me and insult my intelligence. Get a grip, kid.
@@Mojo1356 nah bro this is good but rewatch those movies. They hit different and have a different feel of magic to them. Siege is great bc it builds on the magic of those movies but in no way is it better than movies like esb
@@redtech4798 Siege is great because it made people actually feel something for Order 66 among other things. It made me feel truly awful about the fate of the clones, something the OT couldn’t possibly hope to achieve with the rebels or stormtroopers.
Dude the graphics in season 7 are so frigging good ! I know when it first aired it was already super expensive but they must have gone all in. It's like a moving painting.
Not "being a Jedi" is really just bureaucracy. She might not be on the Order's payroll, but she used to be, and she's still allied with them and still a Force user. She's a Jedi in every way that matters.
I’m sure one of the finer bullet points of Order 66 is that “anyone who aids, abets, or associates with the Jedi Order and its continued existence shall be summarily executed.”
Rex KNEW palpatine was sidious. there were suspisions. then it all clcked. they call the chancellor "my lord" Rex said "lord sidious" and the camera stayed there for a moment to give audiance the time to realize it. palpatine was humbled in that moment, if only for a few seconds, by a clone who almost figured it out in time
The echos of Anakin's fall reverberating through the galaxy being one of the most felt scenes of all of Star Wars. Simply the look of fear in Maul's eyes says how big of a splash the dark side made when Anakin finally fell into it fully.
That is the main difference between Ahsoka and many other 'Jedi Masters'... she refuses to be taken by surprise. The moment that she senses a threat, she responds - and she is quite capable of holding her own without lightsabers - when she had to lead other padawans to safety, from Trandoshan hunters.
(Around 0:58) Didn't notice this till someone pointed it out, Rex took a slight jab at Sidious there because at that moment he finally made the connection of who The Sith Lord was. It genuinely caught Sidious a little off guard, with that brief scorne before ending the transmission, to realize just how close so many Jedi were to finding out his identity that even some of The Clones could have speculation...
I believe Sidious’ order 66 message was sent to multiple clone commanders at once, starting with Cody because Cody was the highest ranking clone commander. Sidious personally have Cody the order and dispersed a recorded message to the rest of the GAR. Cause why would we really sit there and personally FaceTime every clone commander in the galaxy back to back. Doesn’t make sense.
It’s also possible he saw to it that he personally gave the order to the clone commanders currently in theater with anakin’s closest friends. (Obi-Wan and Ashoka) almost as an added measure, he knew if anyone were to bring anakin back it would’ve been one of those two.
@@zj0ker208 no, think about it like this. There were hundreds of Jedi and thousands of Clone leadership deployed around the galaxy at the end of the clone wars. Palpatine had to address the senate later that night as to why the Jedi were being extinguished. Like how in the bad batch, Tech explains that the main comms channel used by the GAR was just repeating “execute order 66” we also hear it in the first episode of Kenobi. I like to believe that Cody and Rex received personal orders from Sidious, being commanders for anakin’s master and his apprentice. while the rest of the GAR just got that recording.
When i was a kid watching revenge of the sith i thought the clones were all traitors and the Jedi were the sole victims but after clone wars i realized the clones were just as much victims as the Jedi it gave so much personality to them the clone wars and season 7 makes order 66 so much sadder the show was building up to it for so long that when it finally gets to it it hits like a ton of bricks all the fun and fond memories all the adventures now over and completely meaningless
The editing talent shown in this scene is incredible, having Hayden’s archived audio say ‘it’s not the Jedi way’ and ‘He must live’ and then having Matt record the line ‘What have I done?’ Is brilliant because it combines both actors who’ve given so much life and dimension to a character we all love and who is ultimately a tragic figure, obviously we must also recognise Jake Lloyd who played him in TPM and who began his story as an innocent slave who dreamed of being more than what everyone said he was capable of, the core story for Anakin from The Phantom Menace to Return Of The Jedi is one of both balance and inevitability he was always destined to destroy The Emperor but he took the dark path to get there, the way both George Lucas and Dave Filoni weaved these stories into one giant epic tale is nothing short of incredible and I hope these stories are watched and studied for decades
@@LordHoth_90 some of them are watching clone wars s7 before rebels, which makes more chronological sense and makes this even better. You can't "forget" something you haven't watched yet.
@@stanleydodds9 I'm going to introduce my kids to star wars chronologically, sure it removes some big plot twists in the OT but imagine how much more Vader's redemption would mean if you knew his story first
That’s cuz the movies to a non-lore diehard fan are boring as hell. I heard a nice quote from someone: The prequels were bad movies, but great Star Wars movies. The Sequels were great movies, but bad Star Wars movies.
Because the Clone Wars did a better job at getting you invested in the characters and the setting than the prequels did on their own. the tragedy that Order 66 was supposed to feel like only becomes that way after seeing the bond between Jedi and Clones play out on screen and learning that the Clones were just as much unwitting victims as the Jedi, along with getting to see the Jedi do more good deeds and be more than just arrogant assholes.
This scene is just too sad. Rex's tear, his deep connection to Ahsoka allowing him to force out words that would expose the truth behind everything and influence Ahsoka to seek out the truth. Fives may be dead, but if he didn't expose the truth, Rex would never have known what to say. Rex knew what the truth was as soon as the chip activated. He was the only one that said "Lord Sidious" and the only one able to break free from the chip for even a few seconds. This ripped my heart to shreds.
I watched with my Dad CW from EP1 Till the last EP because he never watched it before and when Order 66 happened I looked over to him and I think he got Emotional. He doesn’t get emotional by any other Movie or series but CW just hits hard!
That's how good this season was - it came after Rebels, so you know Ahsoka survives, but as soon as Maul opens his eyes, it all still hits you like a freight train...THIS IS IT.
To answer the question did Ahsoka hear Palpatine and Anakin. She was sensing the disturbance, the voiceover was an audio cue for the viewers to know it was happening then.
@@christopherhill6790 The corruption was deep in the rest of the system, too, which was probably why it was able to fall at all. The Jedi were embedded in the republic/ politics, meanwhile letting millions rot in slavery, oppression, and poverty: some of which could have been helped. They also couldn't even detect a sith lord in their presence, but I'm a bit unclear as to why (except maybe they lost connection to the force due to their corruption?) The senate was also corrupt and ineffective, or played right into the hands of those seeking to manipulate it, especially Palpatine. It would have collapsed sooner or later, even if Palpatine was stopped. Turning all that around seems unlikely if not impossible.
Maul being terrified made you know what was coming, you feel the horror as the scene from the Chancellor's office reverberates through the Force but when Rex says Fives...oh that hurt & you just see everything come crashing down
I love how most of the audience and people that are reacting to this have also probably seen rebels and knows ahsoka lives but we were still in shambles watching this scene
How do I tell you I cried, but because above all, Anakin's dark deeds is my favorite song beside all the main ones. I couldn't believe they put this horrifically sad song in this precise moment. I just bursted into tears 😔
So many years since we first saw this order in Revenge of the Sith. It’s been portrayed in so many forms. And yet, it’s still painful. I’m sure I’m not the only one who cried.
I guess nobody noticed but when ahsoka is surrounded and starts deflecting the blasters, she purposely deflects them upwards to blast through the ceiling. Crazy detail
I get so tore up watching other people react to this. Those last four episodes basically comprise my 2nd or 3rd favorite Star Wars movie. Two of the best damn hours in all of Star Wars. Dammit, now I need some tissue!
The tension in the minutes leading up to this moment is so well done. You can tell exactly what’s about to go down and yet you’re still not ready for it when it happens.
Not only did she block every single shot, but she deflected them in a way that wouldn't fatally hit any of the clones, and cleared a path out in the process. What a badass.
Just realised, how gripping would it be if the final scene of season 7 was rex saying "yes lord sidious", and then in tales of the jedi, a few years after season 7, has an extra 2 or so episodes of the rest. The cliff hanger would have been actually GOATed
I had the privelage of not knowing what would happen of season 7. I had no idea order 66 would even happen so when this scene came up it hit me harder.
The moment when the alarms went off, I was like ok. Another clone wars attack moment THEN OBI WAN COMES IN SAYING THE CHANCELLOR WAS KIDNAPPED OFF OF COUROSANT THATS WHEN I KNEW
This was devastating for me, in anticipation of the final season I got my 13 year old sister to watch the entire series with me after finishing the films. From start to finish, it was so fresh, we didn’t have to wait for all the new episodes, it was a month journey from season one to here. But when this happened, even though we both knew what order 66 was, we couldn’t help but shed tears for this.
Even during his downfall, anakins training and love for ahsoka is what kept her alive in those moments. Are you telling me she would have died without all that training….
What made this scene so great was we didn’t know exactly when order 66 would come down. If it would happen on Mandalore, in transit (when it happened), or by Coruscant so it was as unexpected for us as it was the Jedi
Everyone: *gets emotional and stuff* Me: For a unit that had ample experience fighting along side Ahsoka Tano, you'd think they'd have just popped her right away instead of letting her weasel her way out to safety.
@@Blitzwaffen They still took too long. The moment that order was given they should have been shooting. They gave Rex a few seconds to try to halt them. Seconds that would have caught her off guard and sealed the deal.
@@DrForrester87 nah you can hear them getting the transmission after she has already walked past them, so they didn't receive the order at the same time as Rex. They then immediately turn to shoot, but Rex, trying to resist the order says he'll do it instead and buys her a few seconds
If Rex didn't stop those two clones behind Ashoka, she could've died the same as Secura, that little delay Rex telling them he'll do it was enough for her to escape
That’s how I want my kids to watch Star Wars (when my wife and I have them). I’ll never be able to see them that way for the first time, so I want to see how my kids interact to it!
1:48 “Dude he fought more than any other clone.” I would be very interested to see a certain red armored commando name captain Fordo and his attempt to fight this order!
She's still force sensitive with 2 light sabers I suspect that Darth Mall since Lord Sidious and Darth Maul either sent a message willingly or unintentionally towards Ahsoka Ahsoka saw what Darth Maul saw a disturbance in the forest and that's how this started
Ik it is no longer Canon but in the novelization of Revenge of the Sith, Cody momentarily starts cursing at Palpatine in his head when he shuts the halo projector off thinking to himself it would have been better if you had given me this call before I gave him back the bloody lightsaber. So your statement is not inaccurate
We all hate Order 66 because of one real factor - We never see the bad guys win. It is very very rare for bad guys to actually win in a franchise or series. the hero always saves the day, but at this point in the star wars history, it happens.The bad guys snuff out the light and rule unchallanged. Their plan succedes, the jedi are destroyed, the republic is overthrownand the sith rule the new Empire. The Bad win, and the good loses, so it hit REALLY hard.
Every show/Movie anything set during the clone wars is gonna have a order 66 moment and no matter how many times we see it every Star Wars fan goes silent for it or gets sad cause it’s such a heart wrenching scene and story
To the ones saying she isn’t a Jedi, she fought with that regiment for so many battles. They all look up to her and see her as a Jedi even if she is not officially the Jedi. Besides this, I’m sure they were meant to kill any force sensitives they knew about. Knowing Sidious he wouldn’t wont potential stumbling blocks.
Love that they included my favorite song from the franchise into this scene. It brought the scene to a whole new level for me. The second half of Anakin's Dark Deeds is the most slept on motif from John Williams.
Everyone saying stop but not realizing they literally have no choice and what REALLY hurts is that what the clones experienced was basically possession but still seeing everything happen. Most of the clones didn’t want to do order 66 and were beyond broken when it happened
No matter how many times you watch it, it’s heartbreaking and although from the beginning of the clone Wars series, we knew how it would probably end. You still couldn’t prepare for it.
Did we expect to see this happen in the final season? Yes. Yes we did.
Were we actually ready to see this happen in the final season? No. No we were not.
Yeah but still. It was so gooddamn well executed. Thats why it hits so so so damn hard
@@CuckRadioGermany it does t matter how many times i see order 66 happening it still hits the same
I just finished watching it for the 2nd time and I STILL wasn't ready. I just watched this same scene over and over again and I'm STILL not ready. This show breaks my heart in such a brutal way. Rip all the clones who were innocent but involved in something they had no control of.
yes
Well put. Smacks you across the face dont it.
I’m convinced Dave Filoni just wants to make us relive Order 66 every year from now until he dies. So this is fun
so much happened during order 66 that we never got to see
I wonder what we'll see order 66 in next year.
@@jonsmith2832 Ahsoka or Mando season 3.
I hope see order 66 again just happened to wolffe
"I'm tired of reliving Order 66 Dave!"
Dave: "WELL THATS TO DAMN BAD!"
Witnessing Order 66 in the penultimate and final episodes of this show made me extremely emotional.😭
yep that most emotional one ever of star wars
And it was executed so so well
true
Man, Tales of the Jedi really makes this scene hit so much harder. Because even though Anakin had turned, it was still him who saved Ahsoka from Order 66 through several trial runs of this exact situation.
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Yeah- that episode was fantastic all around. Gives a great reason for Ahsoka to have survived for anyone that thought Ahsoka being able to survive seemed far fetched, and at the same time, it showed how much she grew over the entire Clone Wars series in just a few minutes.
I was jaw dropped when I saw that scene. Her training surrounded by clones learning to deflect them all at once really was epic foreshadowing. The recreation of it in this scene is just cinimatic genius
What episode and season? I missed this
@strawberry97ish the little serie called Tales of the jedi. There is only one season with a few episodes. This specific scene is in one of the last episodes
Clone Wars 1x1 = "God i HATE this Ahsoka child...."
Clone Wars 7x11 = "God i love Ahsoka"
Her evolution through the series its amazing
I never hated her I just found her indifferent and wondering what the purpose of the character was but after 5-10 episodes it was meant to be.
Yeah, she definitely had the best character growth of anyone in the show
I almost get the feeling that was the point. To start her off as insufferable but make her mature drastically.
@@Mojo1356i think that just makes a character even more likeable, because its relatable
we were all like ashoka once. young, inexperienced, yet excited to go on a new journey, and overconfident too. we learn our lessons through our mistakes, and grow to be even better. no one starts flawless, and ahsoka is just that
What hit the hardest about this episode is the fact that everyone knew this is how The Clone Wars would end. We all knew it was coming, but we just weren’t prepared to hear those four dreaded words…
Funnily enough, Romeo and Juliet does the same thing. The audience always knows at the start who dies, and they get to know all the characters and dread the end because of it. Always a great form of tragedy
okay
@Dr. Knowledge "Execute Order Sixty Six"
Technically 4 words is you spell out the number.
@@Stop_Resisting101lol look at you, trying to look smart and failing.
@@Victorias_Secret2 this thread is 5 fucking months old. Leave it alone. Why the fuck did it take you 5 damn months to respond huh? You get banned? My response did not warrant your attacks towards me. I'm not wrong, you're wrong. Don't come in here attacking me and anyone else that disagrees with you when you're in the wrong. Numbers can be spelled out, and when they are, they're in word form, which makes this 4 words. I find it hilarious how you got so offended at even the slightest bit of criticism towards you and you attack me and insult my intelligence. Get a grip, kid.
The fact that the Clone Troopers were still wearing Ahsoka's face paint on their helmets during Order 66 was even more heartbreaking. 💔
This is like the best thing in Star Wars. The last 4 episodes of Clone Wars is a masterpiece.
yeah I think those last four eps are the best thing SW ever produced, probably my favorite.
@William empire strikes back. Siege is on par with ANH and ROTJ
@@redtech4798no- I’m actually gonna give it to this arc over even those.
@@Mojo1356 nah bro this is good but rewatch those movies. They hit different and have a different feel of magic to them. Siege is great bc it builds on the magic of those movies but in no way is it better than movies like esb
@@redtech4798 Siege is great because it made people actually feel something for Order 66 among other things. It made me feel truly awful about the fate of the clones, something the OT couldn’t possibly hope to achieve with the rebels or stormtroopers.
You know you are a Clone Wars fan when a cartoon does THIS to you.
Star Wars fan**
Ill fix the comment for you. Lol
For freaking REAL
No no my friend, this is MORE than a cartoon
Dude the graphics in season 7 are so frigging good ! I know when it first aired it was already super expensive but they must have gone all in. It's like a moving painting.
It's all because of how much of an amazing writer Dave Filoni is.
Not "being a Jedi" is really just bureaucracy. She might not be on the Order's payroll, but she used to be, and she's still allied with them and still a Force user. She's a Jedi in every way that matters.
Yes
Additionally Maul can sense what's going on as well.
She's a Jedi if she follows the code.
I’m sure one of the finer bullet points of Order 66 is that “anyone who aids, abets, or associates with the Jedi Order and its continued existence shall be summarily executed.”
Not to mention Palpatine would want her dead anyway.
Rex KNEW palpatine was sidious. there were suspisions. then it all clcked. they call the chancellor "my lord" Rex said "lord sidious" and the camera stayed there for a moment to give audiance the time to realize it. palpatine was humbled in that moment, if only for a few seconds, by a clone who almost figured it out in time
That always sat with me weirdly. Fives knew, and Rex was SO CLOSE…
The echos of Anakin's fall reverberating through the galaxy being one of the most felt scenes of all of Star Wars. Simply the look of fear in Maul's eyes says how big of a splash the dark side made when Anakin finally fell into it fully.
Like Ahsoka said the only reason she survived Order 66 is because she was trained by Anakin.
I actually never realized but she never cut the hole or hit any of the clones SHE REDIRECTED EVERY SINGLE BLASTER BOLT INTO THE CEILING THAT IS SKILL
She’s one of the most underrated lightsaber duelists in Star Wars.
Yeaaah, no. There's a couple of clones in that fight that die
@@Kreschavier I think it was meant after the door closed, but I know 1 died after, then she did the ceiling thing and didn't kill anyone else.
@Tracker T This is probably the stupidest reply I've ever seen someone make
That is the main difference between Ahsoka and many other 'Jedi Masters'... she refuses to be taken by surprise. The moment that she senses a threat, she responds - and she is quite capable of holding her own without lightsabers - when she had to lead other padawans to safety, from Trandoshan hunters.
(Around 0:58) Didn't notice this till someone pointed it out, Rex took a slight jab at Sidious there because at that moment he finally made the connection of who The Sith Lord was. It genuinely caught Sidious a little off guard, with that brief scorne before ending the transmission, to realize just how close so many Jedi were to finding out his identity that even some of The Clones could have speculation...
I believe Sidious’ order 66 message was sent to multiple clone commanders at once, starting with Cody because Cody was the highest ranking clone commander. Sidious personally have Cody the order and dispersed a recorded message to the rest of the GAR. Cause why would we really sit there and personally FaceTime every clone commander in the galaxy back to back. Doesn’t make sense.
It’s also possible he saw to it that he personally gave the order to the clone commanders currently in theater with anakin’s closest friends. (Obi-Wan and Ashoka) almost as an added measure, he knew if anyone were to bring anakin back it would’ve been one of those two.
@@rain-el9381 You think Sidious WOULDN'T personally order the execution of every Jedi? He wants to savor every moment of victory.
@@zj0ker208 no, think about it like this. There were hundreds of Jedi and thousands of Clone leadership deployed around the galaxy at the end of the clone wars. Palpatine had to address the senate later that night as to why the Jedi were being extinguished. Like how in the bad batch, Tech explains that the main comms channel used by the GAR was just repeating “execute order 66” we also hear it in the first episode of Kenobi. I like to believe that Cody and Rex received personal orders from Sidious, being commanders for anakin’s master and his apprentice. while the rest of the GAR just got that recording.
@@rain-el9381 well, that one clone in the battleship that shot down Plo Koon also got a visual transmission as far as I recall
Rex's final act of resistance before he was subsumed hits hard. "Find him. Fives!"
I love how thanks to Tales Of The Jedi we literally know that if it wasn't for Anakin, she wouldn't have survived this
"I am your father." Defined Star Wars for those who grew up with the originals. For those of us raised on the prequels it's "Execute order 66."
With all the additional context from the Clone Wars, it really does make Order 66 basically the most significant event in Star Wars movie/show history
"None of the council was able to do that!"
None of the council were trained by Anakin "Just keep swinging till you win" Skywalker
What have I done?!?!?
That one hits me the most.
It's incredible that Rex was actually able to resist it for a brief moment
Tales of the Jedi makes this hit so much harder....knowing that Anakin trained her to survive!
Those drills he put her through may have been rough at the time, but it was thanks to them that she survived.
This sequence reminded me how filoni really somehow seriously managed to save this franchise
Every time I listen to the “UNLIMITED POWER!!!” I get chills
Rex: Find him…! Find him…! Fives…!
😭😭😭I still miss Fives!😭😭😭
JUSTICE FOR FIVES!
Rip a true hero and who could have stopped order 66
He saved two friends! He saved two friends with his last stand.
When i was a kid watching revenge of the sith i thought the clones were all traitors and the Jedi were the sole victims but after clone wars i realized the clones were just as much victims as the Jedi it gave so much personality to them the clone wars and season 7 makes order 66 so much sadder the show was building up to it for so long that when it finally gets to it it hits like a ton of bricks all the fun and fond memories all the adventures now over and completely meaningless
The editing talent shown in this scene is incredible, having Hayden’s archived audio say ‘it’s not the Jedi way’ and ‘He must live’ and then having Matt record the line ‘What have I done?’ Is brilliant because it combines both actors who’ve given so much life and dimension to a character we all love and who is ultimately a tragic figure, obviously we must also recognise Jake Lloyd who played him in TPM and who began his story as an innocent slave who dreamed of being more than what everyone said he was capable of, the core story for Anakin from The Phantom Menace to Return Of The Jedi is one of both balance and inevitability he was always destined to destroy The Emperor but he took the dark path to get there, the way both George Lucas and Dave Filoni weaved these stories into one giant epic tale is nothing short of incredible and I hope these stories are watched and studied for decades
Okay watching Tales of the Jedi and watching Ashoka deflect the blast from the troopers makes more sense now Dave Filoni is brilliant
Anakin's Dark Deeds playing during this scene KILLED me...
Anyone else's heart break when Rex dropped his helmet
Yes. You could tell he fought it MUCH harder than most clones but still lost in the end until Ahsoka saved him.
This is by far one of the best scenes in all of Star Wars. We all knew it was about to happen, but none of us were actually ready for it.
Imagine if rebels hadn’t come out yet
or mandolorian
Its like some forgot Rebels happened
Ashoka would definitely be more of a known character and more people would love her
@@LordHoth_90 some of them are watching clone wars s7 before rebels, which makes more chronological sense and makes this even better. You can't "forget" something you haven't watched yet.
@@stanleydodds9 I'm going to introduce my kids to star wars chronologically, sure it removes some big plot twists in the OT but imagine how much more Vader's redemption would mean if you knew his story first
people always say how terrible the PT is. but how bad can it be when something connected to the PT can elicit such raw emotions?
The story is fantastic…it’s the execution that could have been better.
For instance…this show. 🤷🏻♂️
That’s cuz the movies to a non-lore diehard fan are boring as hell.
I heard a nice quote from someone: The prequels were bad movies, but great Star Wars movies. The Sequels were great movies, but bad Star Wars movies.
Because the Clone Wars did a better job at getting you invested in the characters and the setting than the prequels did on their own.
the tragedy that Order 66 was supposed to feel like only becomes that way after seeing the bond between Jedi and Clones play out on screen and learning that the Clones were just as much unwitting victims as the Jedi, along with getting to see the Jedi do more good deeds and be more than just arrogant assholes.
@@bruh-fw7op damn i never thought about it that way
@@bruh-fw7op except The Rise of Skywalker is pretty terrible movie.
This scene is just too sad. Rex's tear, his deep connection to Ahsoka allowing him to force out words that would expose the truth behind everything and influence Ahsoka to seek out the truth. Fives may be dead, but if he didn't expose the truth, Rex would never have known what to say. Rex knew what the truth was as soon as the chip activated. He was the only one that said "Lord Sidious" and the only one able to break free from the chip for even a few seconds.
This ripped my heart to shreds.
Let's be honest, all of our hearts had dropped along with that helmet
I watched with my Dad CW from
EP1 Till the last EP because he never watched it before and when Order 66 happened I looked over to him and I think he got Emotional. He doesn’t get emotional by any other Movie or series but CW just hits hard!
I knew what was coming but when the clones turned on her I teared up a little. "Find 5's Find him!" :(
Girls: men are so cold, thay never cry
When men cry:
I love the choice of switching from Hayden in the background to Matt when he says: "What have I done!?"
That's how good this season was - it came after Rebels, so you know Ahsoka survives, but as soon as Maul opens his eyes, it all still hits you like a freight train...THIS IS IT.
To answer the question did Ahsoka hear Palpatine and Anakin. She was sensing the disturbance, the voiceover was an audio cue for the viewers to know it was happening then.
Rex shaking and crying made cry like a baby knowing the lore, he didn't sell out like Cody, even though rex technically led the 501st
Sometimes I wish order 66 never even happened I wonder what was it like without it 😔
The original trilogy doesn't happen without order 66. The Jedi would defeat Sidious/Vader. So many Jedi would have been impossible to overcome.
I'm sorry but the Jedi needed a cleansing
Anakin and padme raises Luke and Leia. Padme becomes chancellor and Anakin becomes a Jedi master.
@@mudyao Anakin becoming a master? You surely jest.
@@christopherhill6790 The corruption was deep in the rest of the system, too, which was probably why it was able to fall at all.
The Jedi were embedded in the republic/ politics, meanwhile letting millions rot in slavery, oppression, and poverty: some of which could have been helped. They also couldn't even detect a sith lord in their presence, but I'm a bit unclear as to why (except maybe they lost connection to the force due to their corruption?)
The senate was also corrupt and ineffective, or played right into the hands of those seeking to manipulate it, especially Palpatine.
It would have collapsed sooner or later, even if Palpatine was stopped. Turning all that around seems unlikely if not impossible.
'I hope Ahsoka makes it out alive, she has so much potential.'
Ain't ever seen Rebels.
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John Williams’ score in this, holy shit it’s just incredible👏🏻
The music gives me chills every time no matter what. So masterfully done
Maul being terrified made you know what was coming, you feel the horror as the scene from the Chancellor's office reverberates through the Force but when Rex says Fives...oh that hurt & you just see everything come crashing down
I really like that good old Palps seemed to be puzzled by Rex calling him by his Sith name - look at the head raise and tilt as the holo shuts off
I love how most of the audience and people that are reacting to this have also probably seen rebels and knows ahsoka lives but we were still in shambles watching this scene
Order 66 is the greatest betrayal of all time
How do I tell you I cried, but because above all, Anakin's dark deeds is my favorite song beside all the main ones. I couldn't believe they put this horrifically sad song in this precise moment. I just bursted into tears 😔
Man how tf every reaction back to back make my eyes tear up. every angle they have presented of this moment is absolutely heartbreaking…
So many years since we first saw this order in Revenge of the Sith. It’s been portrayed in so many forms. And yet, it’s still painful. I’m sure I’m not the only one who cried.
I guess nobody noticed but when ahsoka is surrounded and starts deflecting the blasters, she purposely deflects them upwards to blast through the ceiling. Crazy detail
Damn she felt his fall to the dark side. Thats messed up
I just realized that may have happened because of The Daughter inside of her.
@@alvarostockle I never thought of that. That’s awesome
After seeing Tales of the Jedi, this scene is even more chilling
When Rex drops his helmet… chills. CHILLS.
I get so tore up watching other people react to this. Those last four episodes basically comprise my 2nd or 3rd favorite Star Wars movie. Two of the best damn hours in all of Star Wars.
Dammit, now I need some tissue!
The tension in the minutes leading up to this moment is so well done. You can tell exactly what’s about to go down and yet you’re still not ready for it when it happens.
Small detail in case you missed it.... Ahsoka using the same techniques to defend herself against the clones as she did while training with them.
Where real men cried "Find him, Fives, Find him" as Tex lets go of a single tear trying to hold of his programming
Not only did she block every single shot, but she deflected them in a way that wouldn't fatally hit any of the clones, and cleared a path out in the process. What a badass.
When she reflected all the bolts away from the Clones then dragged Rex with her to make sure he'd be okay got me right in the feels.
Just realised, how gripping would it be if the final scene of season 7 was rex saying "yes lord sidious", and then in tales of the jedi, a few years after season 7, has an extra 2 or so episodes of the rest. The cliff hanger would have been actually GOATed
Hayden is still the best Anakin Skywalker we got
I had the privelage of not knowing what would happen of season 7. I had no idea order 66 would even happen so when this scene came up it hit me harder.
There were many Jedi tried fight clones and failed. Ahsoka in this moment is more powerful then most of jedi
I love how this was the great unifier, no matter your age or how you felt about Star Wars; this arc was nothing but pure art
Louise Julie’s eyes when Maul opened his.😳 😂
The Asian girl in The Movie Couple has special powers: she can apparently move faster than light.😂
The moment when the alarms went off, I was like ok. Another clone wars attack moment
THEN OBI WAN COMES IN SAYING THE CHANCELLOR WAS KIDNAPPED OFF OF COUROSANT
THATS WHEN I KNEW
This was devastating for me, in anticipation of the final season I got my 13 year old sister to watch the entire series with me after finishing the films. From start to finish, it was so fresh, we didn’t have to wait for all the new episodes, it was a month journey from season one to here. But when this happened, even though we both knew what order 66 was, we couldn’t help but shed tears for this.
not gonna lie...i've cried to this scene more than anything else 😭
3:05 his reaction was incredible
Glad to see real OG's remembering Fives.
Even during his downfall, anakins training and love for ahsoka is what kept her alive in those moments.
Are you telling me she would have died without all that training….
What made this scene so great was we didn’t know exactly when order 66 would come down. If it would happen on Mandalore, in transit (when it happened), or by Coruscant so it was as unexpected for us as it was the Jedi
Everyone: *gets emotional and stuff*
Me: For a unit that had ample experience fighting along side Ahsoka Tano, you'd think they'd have just popped her right away instead of letting her weasel her way out to safety.
They were about to and Rex ordered them to stand down so he could do it.
@@Blitzwaffen They still took too long. The moment that order was given they should have been shooting. They gave Rex a few seconds to try to halt them. Seconds that would have caught her off guard and sealed the deal.
@@DrForrester87 nah you can hear them getting the transmission after she has already walked past them, so they didn't receive the order at the same time as Rex. They then immediately turn to shoot, but Rex, trying to resist the order says he'll do it instead and buys her a few seconds
Michael: How is she so fast? None of the Council was able to do that!
Tales of the Jedi: Hold My Beer!
This scene make even more sense after watching Resolve from Tales of the Jedi
If Rex didn't stop those two clones behind Ashoka, she could've died the same as Secura, that little delay Rex telling them he'll do it was enough for her to escape
imagine this in chronological order tho
There was a fan edit of it
@@mannyfresh03 i mean watching itfor the first time in chronological order
That’s how I want my kids to watch Star Wars (when my wife and I have them). I’ll never be able to see them that way for the first time, so I want to see how my kids interact to it!
1:48 “Dude he fought more than any other clone.” I would be very interested to see a certain red armored commando name captain Fordo and his attempt to fight this order!
I never realized that that was Anakin’s Dark Deeds
She's still force sensitive with 2 light sabers I suspect that Darth Mall since Lord Sidious and Darth Maul either sent a message willingly or unintentionally towards Ahsoka Ahsoka saw what Darth Maul saw a disturbance in the forest and that's how this started
It's nice when channels employ chapters
Fives References and then Anakin's Dark Deeds? Damn youuuu, Dave Filoni!!
Rex: no i cant do this!
Cody: Finaly!
Ik it is no longer Canon but in the novelization of Revenge of the Sith, Cody momentarily starts cursing at Palpatine in his head when he shuts the halo projector off thinking to himself it would have been better if you had given me this call before I gave him back the bloody lightsaber. So your statement is not inaccurate
When i tell you this scene hit me like a ton of bricks even though I KNEW it was coming and I KNEW it was gonna suck and i was inconsolable
We all hate Order 66 because of one real factor - We never see the bad guys win.
It is very very rare for bad guys to actually win in a franchise or series. the hero always saves the day, but at this point in the star wars history, it happens.The bad guys snuff out the light and rule unchallanged. Their plan succedes, the jedi are destroyed, the republic is overthrownand the sith rule the new Empire.
The Bad win, and the good loses, so it hit REALLY hard.
Every show/Movie anything set during the clone wars is gonna have a order 66 moment and no matter how many times we see it every Star Wars fan goes silent for it or gets sad cause it’s such a heart wrenching scene and story
To the ones saying she isn’t a Jedi, she fought with that regiment for so many battles. They all look up to her and see her as a Jedi even if she is not officially the Jedi. Besides this, I’m sure they were meant to kill any force sensitives they knew about. Knowing Sidious he wouldn’t wont potential stumbling blocks.
Ahsoka look's like Natalia Dyer in some scenes xD
Love that they included my favorite song from the franchise into this scene. It brought the scene to a whole new level for me. The second half of Anakin's Dark Deeds is the most slept on motif from John Williams.
I've said it a hundred times, the last 4 episodes of the clone wars is the best star wars ever.
Clone wars is just peak star wars
Can you do a reaction to when Rex is crying talking about how his brothers want to kill him and Asokha?
The scene in season 7, episode 12 where Ahsoka says she's not the one that's going to kill them? I can add it to my list!
@@ReactTV1 yeah exactly that one!
Imagine watching this without having seen Rebels before... Id be so scared
Everyone saying stop but not realizing they literally have no choice and what REALLY hurts is that what the clones experienced was basically possession but still seeing everything happen. Most of the clones didn’t want to do order 66 and were beyond broken when it happened
No matter how many times you watch it, it’s heartbreaking and although from the beginning of the clone Wars series, we knew how it would probably end. You still couldn’t prepare for it.