Star Wars The Clone Wars - Season 1 Retrospective
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It really says something about Clone Wars and Dave Filoni when THIS is the weakest season. While there are definitely duds, the good more than outweighs the bad here. I’m sad I didn’t watch the show growing up, only eventually watching it on Disney+, because it really was something special.
Yeah Dave Filoni really did great with the Clone Wars. Almost every episode is a great one.
P.s Love your Arkham videos.
Honestly, I’d argue S3 has way more duds than S1, but that being said the good heavily outweighs the bad
@@gcsanimations2327 definitely. Plus, given the episodic nature of much of the series, said duds are usually easily skippable if you feel so inclined and know where they are
This one is pretty poopy son
Joseph Kempinger III I know, but the first half of season 3 is the dullest stretch of the show by a long shot imo
I think an underrated aspect of the series is how they made Anakin and Padme''s relationship an actual romance between adults and not a badly executed parody of Shakespeare . Hope he still hates sand tho
Yeah, Clone Wars actually made their relationship interesting
@@masterchief9742 ? Why did you bring up Ahsoka?
He says the line in the movie, its dumb but funny.
There's actually a reference to Anakin's hatred of sand in The Clone Wars movie. But ironically it's actually written far more precise and natural than what George Lucas was attempting to portray with the line of dialogue from AOTC.
@@theonegoldengryphon it was always interesting, you can say it’s “cringe” or whatever but that doesn’t make it bad. TCW actually simplifies their relationship so much, you can make fun of how cheesy their lines are in the prequels but it’s like that way by design. It’s not because George is some incompetent buffoon like this sheep Schaffrillas likes to echo. It makes complete sense for Anakin and Padmé to be cheesy with each other, did you not cringe whenever your parents were all lovey dovey with each other, or your high school friend and his/her girlfriend/boyfriend? Anakin and Padmé are two people who have never even experienced romantic love before, Anakin is a literal abstinent space monk, and Padmé swore her life to public service. Of course it’s awkward, but it’s also endearing because of how honest and pure it is. It’s completely fair to dislike it, but that doesn’t make it bad, is my point.
Rest in peace, Patrick.
Who’s Patrick?
@@charlieaction6178 James' brother
@@FinnyThePorg who’s James?
@@charlieaction6178 Schaffrillas Productions is James
@@FinnyThePorg ok thanks
Gorr wasn’t a Rancor and I can never forgive you for not saying, “Bell got his rung.”
Yeah I’m so bad
I thought Gorr looked like a Deathclaw 😂
@@SpartanChief17C Now that you say it...
@@SpartanChief17C I totally see it.
May have even been the inspiration
watching this now is haunting knowing what would happen only a year after this video.
I actually loved the asoka and anakin relationship, I get she is naive but that's her character ,she is a coming if age maturing over the series
Contradicts the films thouh
As a diehard clone wars fan since season 1, the running gag with the dead clone names is both darkly funny and deeply offensive
You know, for a hot minute at 25:28 I thought you'd just unleashed a JarJar fleshlight into my consciousness.
It’s much worse
1:47
Schaffman: thats a pretty good sign for later '*Shows a scene from the mortis arc*'
Checks out... the mortis arc was awesome
Hooty would absolutely destroy Cad Bane in a shootout because Hooty is the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy and subscribe to Goop Videos because he did a good job editing this
Now i want stormtroopers to have more character, and stories about then
33:05 Its happening everyone stay calm
and they killed him...
And, he is dead…
Fuuuuuuu-!!!!
He’s finally in the book of Boba Fett-aaaaaaand he’s gone.
“Control your insolent prodigy so I can concentrate.”
“Anakin.”
“What?!”
“Control your insolence. The count is concentrating.”
Best line in season 1 change my mind
“You can make the decisions when you’re a Jedi master.”
“Well that’s the thing, how can I be a master if I’m always getting caught?”
“Well at least you’re a master, at getting caught.”
Somewhat parallels ANH. The first Hondo arc is a thing of beauty in terms of interactions.
Insolence!? We are pirates, we don’t even know what that means!
Obi Wan's tone is perfect :)
@@ioannislelou6437 i smell profit!!! Haha, nice!
I remember I spat my drink out laughing when they said that
I think in the "Trying to capture Dooku" arc, the pirates didn't actually drug Ani and Obi. They switched their cups with the other pirates next to them so they didn't have their drugged drinks. Plus in the next episode, Ani says that he "only had a sip" while Obi replies with "We were drugged, obviously." But they both have their cheeky 'I'm being sarcastic' smiles plastered in their faces lol. So its my personal head-canon that Anakin and Obi-Wan got black out drunk then woke up in a cell, and that makes the episode even funnier lmao
you made me actually like that scene, thank you
Interesting take on that scene.
*YES*
I always figured Hondo was just savvy enough to drug all the drinks and tell his men to act natural
@Mustard Bastard I didn't think about that. Maybe the pirates were always so plastered, Hondo didn't even need to say anything to them, he knew that no-one would be able to tell the difference lol
I love the double joke of calling him Count Dracula.
Cause it’s like “oh yeah cause he’s a Count” but then you realize “oh wait Christopher Lee was also Dracula!”
Just when you think shaffrillas is making a simple joke...
Count Dookula
Fun fact: the reason Cad Bane has the tubes is not because he couldn´t breathe otherwise, but just in case he fought a force user who could choke him.
Yeah, it's a really cool detail, but my one question is how it connects to his body/get air in, since we don't see any holes in his back or cheeks and what not
@@asavvysoundwave3456 Sometimes it's better to not have the answers to some questions
yeah but can he beat a bird tube?
@@lucianobattistoniromero4618 for example, what PLO Koon looks like under his mask
0:44 This will aged poorly in the next 10 years
That you didn't play Heavy's final quote is a crime.
Droids: "Do we take prisoners?"
Heavy: "I... don't." *Flips the Manual Detonation*
Went out a hero.
@Salmer i thought he was a fictional character from seasons 1 and 3 of the animated television show star wars the clone wars which is set between the two movies which came out before it, star wars attack of the clones, and star wars revenge of the sith
In the Lego Game, he laughs maniacally before blowing himself up along with the droids
If I am to die let it be a heroes death
700th like
What a gigachad
seasons 1-2: WOWEE I CAN'T WAIT TO GO ON ALL THESE JEDI ADVENTURES
seasons 3-7: oh my god that wasn't a military base we just bombed, it was full of civilians
Space Ops: The Line.
@@broaisland9003 This joke is way funnier than it should be
@@broaisland9003 good soldiers follow orders.
good soldiers follow orders
@@broaisland9003 Do you feel like a Jedi yet?
the "grievous never meets anakin" was my favourite running gag of the show. The lengths they go to make that happen are hilarious
What is more interesting to me is Revenge of the Sith also implied that Anakin didn't meet Dooku between the two movies, but that didn't bother the show, as they fought multiple times.
@@szabok1999 well, he only said "My powers have doubled since our last encounter"
And they don't see each other in the last seasons, so it still kind of fits
@@sasir2013 But they do. They met when Anakin and Obi-wan investigated the death of Sifo-dyas in season 6. What's even better is they fought Dooku together, which makes Obi-wan's line in ROTS ("this time, we do it together" or something like that) unnecessary.
And if they wanted to remain absolutely loyal to the dialogue in the movies, then Obi-wan shouldn't have fought Grievous either. Because if they have fought multiple times before, than why the heck did Grievous feel the need to say "I've been trained in your jedi arts by Count Dooku"?
@@szabok1999 oh yeah, I forgot that encounter
@@szabok1999 There's a line in the Revenge of the Sith novel that implied that Grevious could even battle Windu to a draw (or even beat him given sufficient time) which makes Clone Wars Grevious even more dissapointing.
Seeing all the Hooty comments:
"Your clones are very impressive, you must be proud"
We have 200,000 comments ready, with a million more well on the way
@@ethansolomon2126 it's all fun and games until there's a million comments on this video.
Those of us who actually watched the previous video are the jango fetts of this joke
What is with all of these hooty comments?
@cooldude 101011 watch the bad batch, monsters at work, and the owl house season 2 vid
"How is Cad Bane not in the Mandalorian? he would fit right in" has aged well
Season 2.5 be like
@Pabs He was in The Mandalorian, from a certain point of view.
Aged better than younglings
@@GagaTube1 anything aged better then the younglings
@@nerdsinanutshell3707 Dude 💀
downfall of a droid is a terrible episode, but the level in the Lego clone wars game is 10/10
There may be no statement that holds more truth than this
SO TRUE!!!
Goes without saying that the characters not actually speaking certainly helps.
true true
yes the level was very cash money
I loved the scene where dooku basically tells grevious he’s testing him and grevious is so done with his shit he hangs up on him mid call. For once, I can say I felt bad for grevious in this episode, imagine people breaking into your home and killing your pet because your master was “testing” you.
Grievous's story is actually very sad
He has literal brain damage and eletronics controling his actions
Dooku blowed his ship up and let him deformed and mutilared, shoved an shitty life suport suit in him that makes him suffer every second, didn't fixed his brain damage and blamed everything on the jedi
@@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009 A fellow doctor I see.
@@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009 I remember reading a comic about the backstory on Grievous. The best part was easily the end, where Dooku visited Grievous in a throne room of sorts on a ship, with a few magna guards posted there; it was probably their first time meeting face to face since Grievous gained his new form. Dooku said some stuff (Grievous not budging or speaking the entire time as he sat on the throne), and capped it all off by giving the general a lightsaber, offhandedly mentioning on his way out that it was a great gift to be given to a DROID. The next few panels you see Grievous still sitting there, but getting continuously more agitated and livid, until a magna guard comes closer to check on him. Grievous then snaps, and proceeds to turn every single guard in the room into scrap metal, all the while screaming “I AM NOT A DROID!” over and over again, finishing it off with “I… am… General Grievous” as the last guard fell.
Amazing stuff.
@@Drheims how is your fight against the Plague my brother ?
@@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009 Good it seems drugs have an effect on it. Although it varies depending on the drug. I’ll look into this more.
D. Bradly Baker is a f**king legend for effectively talking to himself for soon to be 9 seasons.
And don't forget Bad Batch.
@@edgarleft updated it
And the fact he can give each clone their own distinct personality is amazing!
Bad batch in a nutshell
*d bradley baker talking to himself and michelle ang for 2 seasons*
@@starlight0313 yeah I feel like D. Bradley Baker is pretty used to talking to himself at this point
Season 1: oH woAH whAckY adventures, and we learned the true meaning of friendship :)
Season 7: There are horrors I will never unsee, my traumas will follow me to my grave.
Why this is the best show ever
@@shadowfort1985 what's even funnier is the fact it was out of order yet still good
martinez sisters is a true horror indeed
@@putraduha3176 is there an echo in here-
Sort of like WWI, at first people, are treating it like "just" another war, an adventure...then the horror and trauma start piling up.
Ahsoka really is one of the best written characters in TV history. She starts off as a cocky kid and, despite being hated by fans, the writers don’t make her character do a 180 in one episode, but she grows over several seasons. It really showed that everything about Ahsokas character was purposeful and Filoni stuck to his guns despite fans backlash against her character. 10/10 character writing one of the best Star Wars characters.
She was written to be hatable to begin with so she actually had room to grow
@@wingl5841 in my opinion they tried to hard to make her dislikable and it hurt her character but I love her character later on in the show.
To this day, I still can't stand Ahsoka!
@@dingodew9163 yeah I agree they took a huge risk especially since she was a main character but it obviously paid off
@@roxader4299 what is it about her you don’t like? Just curious because she’s pretty universally loved since S7 of Clone Wars
This was the first schaff video i ever watched, patrick you will be greatly missed, may you rest in peace
What happened to Patrick?
@@tylerpinniger9958 he died
@@Gary-Engactually?
@@frenchboi6826 yes
@@frenchboi6826It was a car crash that happened a few months back. Patrick and Schaff’s friend, Chris, passed in it. It’s depressing.
It's funny how out of all the characters, Hondo is the one to survive every era of Star Wars.
What about R2 and Cp30
@@michaelsmithson6533 C3PO was reset in rise of skywalker, so I guess ‘he’ didn’t survive
@@ysendoorn Just as he was reset in Episode 3.
What about chewie
Well... Boba Fett is still around.
It kinda sucks, that this is the only season, where grievous kills a Jedi. This should have happened at least once per season
Poor General, he didn't get the respect he deserves on the show. (sorry if my english is bad)
True, but I feel like Grievous gets effectively replaced by Savage and Maul and both are far better characters
greivous for how cool of a character he is and in legends is done sooo dirty in revenge of the sith and clone wars. if you want the cool grievous check out the 2003 clone wars series if you havent already
@@jakehoffman8045 Savage is a cool character, but I find Maul in Clone Wars to be incredibly boring until Season 7, which actually gave him interesting motivations beyond just "I want revenge"
@Cofe he is terrifying in 2003 CW, he kills 3 Jedi and wounds 3 others, forcing them to run. Here he’s just “yes I am threatening haha.” And then he runs away when confronted with 2 Jedi in a head on fight.
It gets so much more enjoyable to watch Jar Jar when you accept that he's the sith overlord mastermind
Literally all I ever think about now, lol.
This is the true sequel trilogy twist
"He's the key to all this"
the scene where he juggles all the plates n stuff at the toydarian dinner really grounds this idea
@@marshmallowdemon7847 that’s who Snoke should have been
Best S1 joke: “I’m not the commander! He’s the commander!”
Clones: *blast other droid*
“Guess I AM the commander now-“ *also shot*
Edit: okay I was wrong, guess that’s S2
Wasn't that joke in season 2?
That's actually from Season 2 episode 2 "Cargo of Doom" (I'm fun at parties)
Best line is from Hondo: as my sweet mother always said, if one hostage is good, two are better. And three? Well, that’s just good business!
@@Fernesh07 Coulda sworn it was in Season 2 episode 1: “Holocron Crisis” holy fuck how’d I know that…
@@doorbell8132 no. it was from Season 2 Episode 2: "Cargo of Doom"
When Schaffrillas said he was doing the star wars the clone wars season one review this month, I decided to watch it before the review came so I could form my own opinion on it and I don't regret it. The show manages to make the clone wars feel like a real war, since it's not just about going round the galaxy fighting bad guys. It's also about gaining allies, keeping old ones and keeping casualties low like a real war
Prepare yourself because as good as season 1 is, it's the weakest one
@@joshevans3421 I know. I haven't even finished season two but it's already better than the first. So glad I came back to this show after all these years
I’m glad you watched something before watching a review of it.
Nowadays, almost EVERYONE doesn’t even watch a piece of media, and just listen to/copy what the critics say about it instead of watching it for themselves to form their own opinions on it.
Oh boy and the show only gets better
@@Sorcerer-SMC I think a big reason for that is if you want to watch something, you ever have to buy a physical release of it, or find out what streaming service it's on. I already had Disneyplus so I just watched it, but if I didn't I probably would have just watched the video anyway, since I like Schaffrillas' videos and wouldn't want to buy a whole streaming service just to watch one video.
17:03 That single “Gor” has too much emotion. Poor Greivous dog
Man he sounded so sad it made me sad.
Grievous Deathclaw
I wish grievous got revenge
@@dededank7652 He did bro he killed like almost all of them.
@@remrad4315 I meant including fisto
Mace Windu’s head cutting scene is supposed to be disturbing. It cuts to Dooku looking kinda shocked like “you guys aren’t supposed to do that”, showing that the Jedi are becoming soldiers instead of peace keepers
Wait, which episode is that again?
@@commandercody4725 it’s in the movie attack of the clones
And to showcase that the Jedi are very flawed and dogmatic as heck
Oh. I just assumed it was in TCW cause that was the topic of the video. Thanks.
Iunno, Dooku could just be surprised he died
Holy shit, I completely forgot the the "Oh my God" line.
It's still fucking legendary.
31:02 yay I it cracks me up every time
that clone is a fucking legend
That clone is me when my friends are being overdramatic
@@OddHunter5504 That clone is every teenage girl ever
I actually love Anakin giving Padme his lightsaber in the season finale. From what I remember he pretty much forces it on her to show her that 'his life is in her hands' or whatever, which she didn't ask for and is visibly uncomfortable with Anakin going to such lengths to prove anything to her. It's pretty innocent at first glance but I think it nicely shows the beginnings of his toxic obsession over her.
I never saw it that way but that adds a lot of depth to that scene.
Damn never thought of it like that
Anakin secretly just wanted her to keep it in her purse so he wouldn't have to carry it XD
Interesting take on that scene.
Yeah I thought he felt a bit off in that scene. Definitely the first scene where I think the darker thoughts start to have an impact on his behaviour in this series.
“Disney needs to put cad bane in more things”
Book of boba fett: “Hold my blaster”
Just wish he had more than like 15 minutes of screen time
@@JeffVaderVEVO Ikr
Yea just to have him be a generic gunslinger and kill him off in a really underwhelming shootout
I loved cad bane in the book of boba fett, I just wanted more of him
More *good* things
As someone who didn't grow up (or old I guess) with the Star Wars franchise and was never really into it, Clone Wars was something I truly enjoyed back in the day and I still have nice memories about it, despite the terrible Star Wars fandom and the subsequent Disney productions
Ok
Yeah it's crazy seeing a show that got better with every season too. Like I had great memories with the show but then when I went to watch season 7, it was like the show had evolved. And that's exactly what shows should be, rather than just going an extra season for money.
Well season 7 IS a Disney production if that makes you feel better
@@glctcthnkr8059 It really doesn't lol
Idk why but i disliked CN and Nick when i was young, i mainly watched Disney more and also Animal Planet
Tbh, I like Mace still being an asshole. Him being the human version of all the Jedi's arrogance is very interesting and he offers more variance in the good guys' morality (especially in season 1, they get a lot more of that later)
Yeah, same! I love the way the Clone Wars exposes the real morality of the heroes. Especially later on when it shows Anakin and Padme's toxic relationship.
And the scene when they cross the laser bridge? 👌👌👌
It’s a little disappointing that they gave that boring asshole role to Samuel L. Jackson, of all people. He just couldn’t really use his natural charisma.
@@hildegunstvonmythenmetz6095 iirc at least he choose the color of the lightsaber.
@@reinweissritter
“good guys are green and blue and bad guys are red”
“So no purple?”
“…You might get purple”
I'm convinced that "Oh my god" was improvised and George and Dave were just dying in the booth when he did it
No, ´cause that is the only line the two clones together have.
@@hildegunstvonmythenmetz6095 uhhh what?
@@Gadget-Walkmen the actor wouldnt be there, if he had no lines
@@Aldoz but the actor was there. Not sure what you mean.
@@Gadget-Walkmen I think what he means is, is that Dee Bradley Baker wouldn't have been in the recording booth at that time, unless the Clone was supposed to speak in that episode.
"Name's Rex...but you will either call me Captain, or Sir."
I know that people often gush over Anakin and Ahsoka, and Cad Bane and Obi-Wan but MF REX DESERVES LITERALLY ALL THE RESPECT.
@Luca Goodoer seriously it's all over TH-cam at this point. You can't watch a video over 100k views without seeing these bots in the replies anymore. Screw fixing the algorithm, TH-cam should fix these comment bots first
*robert downey jr voice*
Clearly you didn’t watch the Bad Batch/Monsters at Work/Owl House video
@@larsnyman2455 I did you can see my comment over there as well.
And I'm not about t o just JOIN the bandwagon because what's the fun in that. I like contributing to the conversation in the comments.
“In my book, experience outranks everything” - Captain CT-7567 aka Rex
@@Cooldude-ko7ps god what a good line.
The fact that there was no joke about twist villains around R3's presence is shocking.
That was his mistake
@@audreyhopkin700 17:05
Yeah schaffrillas should have said some running joke but hey that was his mistake for not putting one in
That was the mistake that was belonging to him
That was his steak
That was his miscalculation
His mistake that was
Hooty would absolutely DESTROY Cad Bane in a fight, because Hooty is the best bounty hunter of them all.
P.s. Any idea when we’ll get season 3?
The best in-joke the world has ever seen.
@@AldrichNaiborhu it is. It really is.
It was actually kinda hard to find this reference
Hooty would definitely win
I scrolled the comments for like 3 straight minutes to find this.
This was the only reason I clicked on this video
Can’t wait for them to talk about the jar jar and windu episode
I am only JUST finishing Clone Wars and my goodness, those two episodes were...😑
@@theflickchick9850 I personally love this episodes. Never thought Mace Windu and Jar Jar in one episode would entertain me that much.
And I never hated Jar Jar, so I'm happy he has a Queen as girlfriend XD
They made a Star Wars buddy cop episode with f**king Windu and Jar Jar, and the worst part is that it’s actually kinda good.
Hadn't seen the episode yet, and audibly laughed at that one clones "oh my god". I think whats funny about is how genuine it is. You can hear the disdain in his voice about *this* being what he has to do as someone built for combat, escorting a giant slug who thinks a sun is too bright.
In all of the times that I have watched through these episodes I have never noticed that clone saying that. Now I’ll notice it whenever I watch that scene and just how funny it is
"a giant slug who thinks a sun is too bright" did you mean a fat feminist?
@@catherinepoteat How do.... how do those two things connect?
@@catherinepoteat I think your brain is in another planet
What makes me love it is how this is (I think) the only time anyone in Star Wars ever says, "Oh my God", so it feels a lot like a 4th wall break. The clone comes across more as an actor who accidentally spoke out of turn.
In defense of Yoda's characterization.
Order 66 was centered on the knowledge that Jedi precognition was based around sensing intent. With the inhibitor chips stopping the clones from even knowing that they had the capacity to have the intent to kill Jedi. So until that moment on kashyyyk Yoda had absolutely no reason to believe the clones were a threat and treated them the same way he would treat any of his subordinates. But when he sensed all of the Jedi death, and the two troopers advancing on him had their intentions on full display, he quickly understood what was going on and knew there would be no reasoning with them.
Yeah I was thinking that too. Like he only really killed them because he had to.
It also works on the pre TCW canon. Where the clones (with the exception of ARC troopers and comandos) could not disobey orders due to their genetic manipulation. There was no reasoning with them and the Jedi knew that. Including yoda.
Also the reason he becomes so wise is because he learned what went wrong during the prequel era
@@LordTurg323 well... He is already like 500 years old during the prequel era, so I don't think that 16 year span is the part where he "got wise." I think that, despite being extremely wise in the prequel era, he is also too arrogant to accept that the Jedi order is in real danger, which is evident by the advice he gives to Anikan during Revenge of the Sith. It's not necessarily bad advice to give a Jedi, but he didn't realise that the reason Anikan really needed advice was because he had become dissilutioned with the Jedi. He was too arrogant to realise that Anikan angry with the Jedi, and not just with the loss he was about to face
It's also further strengthens his characterization.
His peers and students, exterminated - the act felt by him due their connections to the Force. His otherwise completely loyal clone subordinates- hijacked and used as tools of betrayal in the Jedi's weakest moment.
It's a testament to his strength that he did not fall to the darkside from this act of premeditated treachery. It adds to his character.
"They should have made Hello There a running gag, saying it every time Griveous and Obi Wan meet"
I had never in my life heard anything anymore perfect
If someone writes a Clone Wars/Prequels "plus" fanfiction, they should put that gag in.
I say this because Anakin and Grievous never meeting is what's making me boycott CW, Prequels and Filoni. Not apologising.
"Skip the snowy avatar episode, there's nothing important in it."
Inner young me: how dare you say my waifu Chuchi isn't important.
chuchi is pretty cool ngl
*our
Your feelings for her are not real.
@@koichidignitythief7429 they are real to me!
@@maestrofeli4259 Well then you are lost!
The first 2 seasons are just a over all fun g rated adventures, the middle seasons are a healthy mix, last few are just "ive commited so many war crimes and are about to make those war crimes look like childs play."
Did you forget about the geonosis episodes on season 2?
@@thecollector4332
They Literally do genocide!!
I think Duel of a Droid is an underrated episode personally. Downfall of a Droid is generally a mess, but Duel of a Droid really adds a lot of great development to R2 and Anakin's relationship, there's some great action and the soundtrack really hits in that episode.
Also, the point of the fight with Ahsoka and Grievous is that Grievous CAN easily beat her, but spends his time toying with her due to his overconfidence, which Ahsoka uses against him.
I love Grievous and Ahsoka's duel in that episode because it plays Grievous off like he's a horror movie slasher. Wish more episodes treated Grievous the same way as Duel of the Droids and Lair of Grievous.
The fact that ahsoka went from intolerable in season 1 to an amazing character in season 7, rebels and mando is so amazing. People went from hating her to loving her in a matter of years. Well done Dave Filoni.
She is the Star Wars equivalent of Harley Quinn
She's an annoying kid in season 1 but almost an adult in season 7. Her growth in maturity really shows, and she's so fucking cool for it
Ahsoka is my favourite Star Wars character
@@KaminoKatie what the fuck no
People keep saying she was annoying and never explain why, I honesly don't get it. She was a normal kid to me, growing and learning with her mistakes, which i could relate to a lot growing up. Her character arc up to season 7 is one of the best in the entire star wars universe.
That I know of, the only named cloned you missed are: Tag (Same death scene as Matchstick) and Droidbait (Rookies, gets killed while scouting)
Nub was the other clone that got killed with Droidbait
The Clone who was scouting outside of the outpost wad CT-327. Droidbait is the clone who went with Nub to check CT-327.
And sarge
@@theancestor2040 O'Niner is the Sergeant's name.
Damn they really named him Droidbait and then had him die to droids immediately after introducing him huh
"Why is Cad Bane not in The Mandalorian?"
cries in unfinished episodes 😔
@@lo9893 omg its Hunter from the bad batch
@@jaspertaylor2810 😳
@@lo9893 wow its Hunter from the hit Star Wars show “The Bad Batch”
@@lo9893 I'm speechless, it is Hunter, an altered clone trooper that acts as the leader of Clone Force 99 and is one of the protagonists of the Disney Plus original series "The Bad Batch".
@@lo9893 Holy fucking shit. Oh my God. It’s him. It’s really him. Clone Commando sergeant who goes by the name “Hunter” of the Grand Army of the Republic, squad mate and brother to clone commandos CT-9904 (who prefers to be called by the name “Crosshair”), “Wrecker” as he likes to call himself, “Tech” as he wants to be addressed as, and CT-1409 (formerly a clone trooper private stationed on the Rishi moon, a member of the 501st legion, and Advanced Recon Commando Trooper who is nicknamed “Echo”), as well as brother to a near perfect clone of the infamous Mandalorian bounty hunter Jango Fett: Omega; yes that “Hunter” hailing from the Star Wars franchise, appearing in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, as well as Star Wars: The Bad Batch.
I wish in the clone wars there was a fight between grevious and obi wan while anakin's watching from a distance and says "woah that guy is tall"
lol
“You’re taller than I expected”
Or a moment when anakin cut his legs and make Grievous smaller
2:29 Fun Fact the Clone Lieutenant Thire in this episode is the same clone in Revenge of the Sith that tells Palpatine there's no sign of Yoda's body after their duel in the Senate Chamber. Those are his only 2 appearances and it's so heartbreaking considering what Yoda tried to teach him.
I didn’t know that. Wow.
At least Commander Thorn didn’t have to follow order 66. Mostly because he was dead by then.
@@Cooldude-ko7ps You could also say that he was Thorn apart.
Maybe, he let Yoda go
That's my headcanon now
@@reddeaddude2187 it doesn’t have to be headcanon. It’s already fully canon
Hooty would absolutely destroy Cad Bane in a shootout because Hooty is the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy and subscribe to Goop Videos because he did a good job editing this.
A secret message, boi!
What does this mean. I have not seen the spider iron house video by Shaffer differ products. Please explain.
wow, i understood the in-joke!
“ Hooty would absolutely destroy Cad Bane in a shootout because Hooty is the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy and subscribe to Goop Videos because he did a good job editing this” - From Schaffrillas’ Bad Batch, Owl House, and Monsters At Work Good Or Nah video
I have a big... BIG... BIIIIGGGGG... muscles!!! HAHAHA!!! What did you think I was going for? That's so DIRTY of you! GAGAGAGA!!! I am the funniest TH-camr ever! Maybe that's the reason why I have TWO (!!!) HOT (!) GIRLFRIENDS. Thanks for being alive, dear ja
Hooty would absolutely destroy cad bane in a shootout because hooty is the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy. And subscribe to goop videos because he did a good job editing this.
@@AxxLAfriku Hooty would absolutely destroy cad bane in a shootout because hooty is the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy. And subscribe to goop videos because he did a good job editing this.
I literally have no idea wtf any of you are saying
@@abehdts5170 guys it's working
I agree with everything you just said especially the scene where Hooty murders Cad Bane, truly one of the greatest scenes, if not the greatest scene, in the entirety of Clone Wars.
I honestly thought it was pretty predictable, Hooty is the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy after all.
I think Goop Videos did an incredible job with the scene's editing though, some of the shots were just breathtaking.
@@yeethittter1285 lol 😂
If the reports are true.. Rest in Piece Patrick. I loved this video and was really looking foward to potentiel future retrospective.. life isent fair, you were too Young.
"piece"
Schaff :”Palpatine is the most trustworthy guy I know “
Me:”Okay I believe you “
Always trust the senate.
I love how Dave Filoni and crew gave an origin for the "Hello There" meme way before it even became a meme.
Imagine if it became a running gag in the show like Schaff (or his brother I don’t remember) suggested, that would’ve been so funny
Hey Shaf, you probably won't see this comment but I wanted to let you know that I am so sorry for your loss. I did not have the pleasure of knowing Chris and Patrick in real life, but the inspiration and joy they brought to this channel was truly incredible. The dynamic you have with Patrick reminds me of my own relationship with my close sibling - especially when we were both super into Clone Wars and would tune in to watch it all the time. There's a deep sense of nostalgia and childlike innocence that I feel when watching these videos, as though I am wading back through foggy memories and distant thoughts so I can relive a series that did and still does bring me so much joy. Much love to you and your family.
what happened?
@@milesrichardson6022 There's context on his twitter account - I don't feel comfortable sharing it here.
@@milesrichardson6022 shaf got into a car accident and Patrick and Chris died.
R.I.P. Chris and Patrick, may their souls find peace in the heavens
Hooty would absolutely destroy Cad Bane in a shootout because Hooty is the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy and subscribe to Goop Videos because he did a good job editing this
What a funny statement and I am truly confused why you have posted as someone who did not watch the last video
Couldn't have said it better myself
The prophecy....
True
A true Shaffrillas fan I see.
I didn't really have a problem following who's who concerning the clones. Most of the main ones, like Rex, Cody, Echo and Fives have some distinct characterization both on their armor and their faces. And if they don't, than the writers made sure that they were still somehow distinct from the other clones, like in the Landing at Point Rain episode Waxer and Boil, the two clones from the Ryloth arc, show up and they are the only ones wearing scout trooper armor. So yeah, I didn't really have a problem with that but I understand that someone might have gotten confused, they are clones after all.
When there were a lot of characters in a busy scene it got a little hard to keep track of, but I loved that they had those consistent distinguishing marks. When they weren't wearing helmets they often had differing hair colors or styles as well.
Honestly, the biggest clue that Anakin and Padme had something going on was the fact that Anakin went everywhere with R2-D2, who was PADME'S DROID!!!!
How has no one else thought of that
@@liamgavinwells Well, C-3PO was Anakin's originally, and he served Padme. The jedi knew they were friends, so I guess they just thought they gave each other droids as gifts.
Imma be real, it may be nostalgia talking, but I really enjoyed the blue people snow planet episode, several reasons, the snow clone design is cool as hell (especially on rex), personally I have a lot of fun hating the blue colonizer man and feeling bad for the blue woman because she had to deal with blue guy's shit, and last but not least, I find the interactions with the natives to be very interesting, both in combat and out they were really cool in my opinion.
Totally agree, I just love the atmosphere!
Yeah, I absolutely love that episode
I love that episode as a one off
It's just a well-done episode on colonization
Rex trying to begrudgingly follow orders while not escalating things further is also interesting and entertaining.
underrated episode.
Personally, I consider the Kit Fisto/ General Grievous episode one of my favourite in the whole show. I love the subtle Allusions of Grievous tragic backstory and the claustrophobic setting. Also I feel like Grievous line "You expect victory over jedi but all you give me to fight them is battle droids!" has some undetected meme potential.
As Gore has just become a massive meme in my friend group I am contractually obligated to treat him as the second coming of christ, and this episode as the crucifixion. R.I.P Gore, best dog, Greivous really has lost everything 😢😖
@@nightmare_creature3757
“NOOOOOOO
GORE”
@@nightmare_creature3757he just wanted to be a good boy. Like the clones wanted to be good soldiers. 😭
Hooty would absolutely destroy cad bane in a shootout because hooty is the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy. And subscribe to Goop videos because he did a good job editing this.
deep lore
He would tho
@Gerald you can thank Schaffrillas for this
@Gerald the last video explains it
Ur 4rth one to comment this, now commentets are beginning to realize the joke and more are picking it up And commenting it
Is no one gonna mention the fact that they missed the clones weaponizing Jar-Jar? I mean...THE CLONES RECOGNIZE THE ABSOLUTE CARNAGE THAT JAR-JAR CAUSES. THEY LITERALLY ACKNOWLEDGE JAR-JAR'S KILL COUNT AND HAVE HIM ACTUALLY BE USED HILARIOUSLY! IT'S COMEDY GOLD!
Trespasser has unironically been one of my favorite S1 episodes. It handled the subject of colonialism really well, and it actually made the daring decision to let "the good guys" acknowledge their mistakes and meet the demands of the Indigenous people rather than finding some kind of a middle ground like most media covering colonialism do. The episode is disliked by a lot of people, but I like it. I also like it because it's an episode that goes away from the "Seppie VS Clones and Jedi trend".
Agreed, I like that both sides are portrayed as questionable, even though they both have reasonable goals (expansion of their homeland's empire vs defending national sovereignty) and shows that neither side is just evil, they both have fair but mutually exclusive goals and the real evil is the escalating conflict that gets people killed when they could maybe come to a peaceful agreement.
I know this is a super old comment, but people sleep on this episode SO hard to this day. It annoys me so much because it’s such a well done one-off story
You're going to do this for every season right?
pls
About that…
@@ciancaldera395 I don't know why he didn't continue this. Can you please explain?
@@philigma7147 the joke is that it’s been 5 months and he hasn’t done more episodes like this. As to why we don’t know
He’s doing all the seasons. It just takes a lot of time to do all of them
Yeah he will
I really love how Dave Feloni intentionally made Ashoka a bad character at the beginning and progressively made her a better one. It really shows his skills at writing and directing. It really seems like he had more thought put into the show than George Lucas did for the prequels.
Ahsoka still sucks imo!
@@roxader4299 The ability to speak does not make you intelligent.
@@commandercody4725 sick burn dude, the supermarket will be understocked on aloe vera for this one
It wasn’t intentional.
@@ajzeg01 even if it wasn’t, it’s still impressive to save her character from being one of the worth in the franchise to being loved by most Star Wars fans.
Innocents of Ryloth was actually the first Clone Wars episode that I ever saw... and it was the perfect introduction for me.
Bombad jedi was my first i believe
I’d like to personally give an award to the people who commented “first” to commemorate their stupendous achievement
Dude, you do WHAT IF and Bad Batch Breakdowns?!😱 so cool
Very nixe
Yeah seriously they deserve every medal available, we should get 'em an iron cross
@Fax why
First
I never much liked Season one but it had its moments and I’m glad it kicked off such an amazing season, hopefully the Bad Batch can do the same, especially since I think its first season is better than Clone Wars’ or Rebels’
Yeah, it’s for sure the best first season of animated Star Wars yet.
@@cadbanesfavoritehat5655 clone wars 2003: am I a joke to you?
rest in piece Patrick
Hooty would absolutely destroy Cad Bane in a shootout, because Hooty is the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy.
And subscribe to Goop Videos cause he did a good job editing this.
The prophesy
Two almost identical comments. Cant tell which is the copy, but I am guessing this.
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@@luminescentpearl4126 watch the last video
@@luminescentpearl4126 guys it's working
@@luminescentpearl4126 He's bamboozled!
I actually found Trespass to be one of my personal favorites of the season for its message and commentary on colonization, as well as for it being one of the animation highlights of the season with the snow environment it took place in. Also, the Clone-Trooper snow gear is awesome.
And as an added bonus, Senator Chuchi (the blue lady) is hot AF
@@SpartanChief17C she was literally my first animated crush lol
The ending line is kinda weird tho. "To die for one's people, is a great sacrifice. To live for one's people, an ever GREATER sacrifice." Obviously, it's supposed to refer to survivor's guilt and how sometimes it's not the best course of action to recklessly charge into battle for every situation, however, especially in an episode where so many people died in service of a virtually pointless battle, to imply that Senator Chuchi is the one with the greater burden comes off as tone deaf, even if the message isn't exactly wrong.
@@animatheanimationarchive7577 yeah, but at least she’s hot ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@animatheanimationarchive7577 You say that, but let me ask you a question: What is better? Dying or living a life that constantly pushes you towards suicide?
The thing about Ahsoka'a character is that her flaws and her being annoying were intentional. They knew people wouldn't like the character at first so they decided "hey, if we decide what people don't like, we can develop it naturally and make them like her"
I feel like Grievous did improve a little, but it just took too long. By the end, he was finally starting to be like he was in 2003, definitely not to that extent, but he was getting there. Two examples I like to think about is 1) when he fights Obi-Wan during the youngling arc in season 5. Just before they start fighting, there's five seconds where Grievous tears his way through a group of clones and then brutally murders one of them.
The second, is in the unfinished Crystal Crisis arc in which Grievous is kind of scary sometimes. But most importantly, when he fights Obi-Wan in the last episode, he disarms him almost immediately, which is a lot more like the 2003 Grievous. I also like his entrance in Grievous Intrigue, in season 2, because for a second, he feels threating. He cuts through the door with his lightsabers, you hear the tapping on the metal, and then he suddenly kicks the door out and it ends up killing one of the clones. I think the problem with Grievous is that they kept putting him in situations where he had to run away or else he would die (which obviously can't happen) or he would only be fighting Jedi that have to be alive for RotS, so he can't be a killing machine and just slaughter them. They really should've introduced us to some new Jedi that aren't in RotS and then we would have disposable Jedi for Grievous to ruthlessly murder during the show. Also, his reliance on his Magnaguards also dulled his fighting. I don't think he could've reached the level of the 2003 Grievous, (I don't think anything will) but he could've been better. However, I do still like him because I always loved him as a kid and part of that wonder is still there. Also, come on, they started delving into his backstory a little bit in Lair of Grievous but then dropped it. Some of that stuff was actually kind of interesting. Part of me still wants to see what he looks like with his mask off
Man everyone was giving Clone Wars the 9th degree when it came out . I saw the potential and liked it from the get go , especially Asoka . My 5th grade male brain couldn’t get enough of Asoka ... Overall this one season fixed everything wrong with the prequels for me , Anakin went from a whiner to your cool older brother jock , the clones got development ; even Jar Jar was sort of badass .
I didn't even notice Ahsoka was annoying as a kid because I was just so happy to FINALLY see a female character after only having Padme and Leia. And a Jedi too.
Best time to be alive.
Clone Wars was the last piece of Star Wars media that George Lucas worked on. He ended his Star Wars career with a Bang, just as it begun.
In regards to the slick episode, it makes perfect sense why he’d want to defect. The clones are slaves to the republic (and the Jedi). They may be clones but they are also people. Of course slick would want freedom for his brothers. I wish this had been explored more in the series or at least have to Jedi address it.
In case you’re wondering why ep 6’s animation is worse than The Clone Wars Movie, it’s cause it was the first ep in the series to be in production.
NOW it makes sense.
Wasn’t it made by a different animation group too?
@@LordMegatron05 I think so, I’ll have to look it up.
I love Trespass though. Hits the nail when it comes to themes of anti-war and racism (in the context of Star Wars of course). I also love the environment art and the horror-like scenes where we see both the clones and droids being wiped out.
Love how Palpatine sees how badass Cad Bane is and straight up hires him in the start of season 2
Anakin, palptines desired apprentice, never meeting grevious, palpatines custom made jedi killer, until the very END of the war when grevious' "body" is starting to decay and he's seriously weakened is FAR less of a convienient plot point than people realise considering lucas made a point to show that grevious HAD met obiwan but not anakin, implying that palpatine had orchestrated events towards killing obi wan but not risking his apprentice too much
Thats incredibly interesting to think about, I don’t know how i never realized it sooner. Like, Grevious was able to overpower Obi-Wan plenty of times during their final fight and even end up disarming him, there’s very little doubt that he would curb stomp Anakin- especially early on
I genuinely don’t understand how people found Ashoka intolerable in the beginning, she just seemed like a kid (kids are annoying guys) and growing up I saw a lot of myself in her (maybe that says a lot about me…and perhaps not in a good way haha) overall though she was (and still is) very relatable in the way she acted. Being able to grow up with a character like Ashoka weirdly taught me a lot, especially when she’d do or say something stupid and there’d be an almost immediate consequence for her action. Which I think was great for the younger viewers of the time who acted a lot like her as they’d learn whilst she learned.
Just like Lex in the jurassic park novel
Rest in Peace, Mr. Patrick.
What?
@@andrazprelec8263 patrick and chris got stuck in a car crash and tragically died
Schaffrillas: “Episode 6 is the worst part of clone wars”
The season 5 droid arc: Hold my beer
I know the droid arc is, well… but it’s no where near as bad as THAT.
@@cadbanesfavoritehat5655 Oh trust me, the S5 droid arc is THAT bad. It’s like someone put monsters vs. aliens in Star Wars. The fact that it’s George Lucas’ favorite arc on the show says it all
I quite like it. Droids are focused on way too little in Star Wars. Isn’t amazing though, just good imo other than he 2nd episode oh god my eyes
Ha ha! I genuinely enjoy the se5 droid arc. XD
Surprised no one mentioned evil plans in season 3. Super boring and a waste of cad bane
Did anyone else really enjoy reading the inspirational quotes that would show up at the beginning of each episode? I was kind of sad that the final season didn’t have them
it did, just not in the final 4 episodes
R.I.P Patrick and Chris.
The Duolingo owl’s boyfriend would destroy control-alt-delete “big hat” bane in a shootout because Hooty is the best bounty hunter in the galaxy. Also subscribe to goop videos because he did a really good job editing this video
Hooty would absolutely destroy Cad Bane in a shootout because Hooty is the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy and subscribe to Goop Videos because he did a good job editing this!
I'm going to say it, this show knew how to use Jar Jar, for the most part. I'm actually going to point out Gungun General on this one as the best example. When the clones realize that Jar Jar is a force of chaos and just point him at the enemy, that's hilarious and ingenious. As a previous comment I found said "The clones weaponized Jar Jar".
It doesn't make him a good character, and he is in this show way too much, but this idea that he is so terrible that people in the universe don't like him is funny. It's like the creators wanted to have fun and make people hate him more
The special thing about Innocents of Ryloth is it was made to show kids who were too young to understand or know about the war in the Middle East (which was really recent at time) with the city of Ryloth taking inspiration from Middle Eastern architecture and also showing that even the innocent people even children are caught in the middle, it really made what they saw glimpses of on the news easier to swallow I know it did for little me and others I knew, so props to the writers on that
So glad clone wars fixed major flawed characters like anakin gave clones way more depth and character and completely reworked maul from just a dude to a more complex villain.
Oh also love how they completely butchered general grievous for all seven seasons instead of trying to lift him up from his already shitshow appearence in rots. Instead they kept all the bad traits and doubled down on him making him forever a clown 😃☺
finally a comment that isnt that other garbage
Yeah, Genndy Tartakovsky already made General Grievous into a great and compelling villain who should be taken seriously.
@@madsceptictrooper6803 i feel like lucas was butthurt genndy wrote the villain instead of himself and made him the complete opposite of what genndy envisioned in rots.
Still doesnt explain why filoni just doubled down and decided to put him in stupid embarassing situations, make him fuck him up constantly, lose any duel or just straight up give him one jedi kill in 7 season.
Jedi killer has less on screen jedi kills than oc savage opress you gotta love that
Not to mention improved ahsoka character as well and have her grow through the different seasons. I do agree with u about general grievous. He’s one of my favorite characters throughout the prequel era and he barely gets a win. Not to mention he sometimes just runs away which is just disappointing.
@@Nightlizard1564 absolutely wasted porential, he doesnt even appear in the last season, the show is called clone wars and one of the main characters of said war doesnt even fucking appear in the last season before he gets killed off like a bitch.
I swear they made maul come back to life just as fanservice and kept dick riding him with cameos and random plots, and he stole a spot in the ending from both grievous and dooku
Re watching these with a heavy heart right now. RIP Patrick and Chris 💛
Can’t wait for “Skywalker Saga, is it good or nah?”
Like seriously I’d love to hear your opinion as a huge fan of complete saga. Also…. Hooty could absolutely destroy cad bane in a shootout because Hooty is the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy. And subscribe to Goop Videos because he did a good job editing this
The only Star Wars films he actually likes are Episodes 4-7.
@@jeffreyquinde6707 ok? He’s a critic who doesn’t like the prequels. 80% of the people who like them are “old thing good, new thing bad” contrarians
@@EllieMiller510 honestly I just like the original and the prequel stuff, I don’t want to get involved with the sequel bs and just enjoy what we already have
@BlindingHornet Isnt the most usual opinion these days: OT great, prequels okay, sequels are very divided on people hating, thinking its meh or good.
From what he put on Letterboxd:
Original trilogy: Amazing.
Prequel trilogy: Sucks but ROTS is ok.
TFA: Still great
TLJ: Mediocre
TROS: Congrats Attack of the Clones. You’re no longer the worst Star Wars movie.
Spin-offs: Fine.
Maybe his opinions have changed
Hooty would absolutely destroy Cad Bane in a shootout because Hooty is the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy and subscribe to Goop Videos because he did a good job editing this
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@@fruitpunched9360 no it’s an inside joke from his previous video
@@fruitpunched9360 smooth brain
No I has epic smart brain. Very big humagulouss brin.
Sir ur first to comment this and congrats