Am I the only one who thinks that the Kaminoans have the smoothest voice in all of the Star Wars characters, especially Nala Se? Everytime they talk it's pretty much an eargasm, for me at least.
I always thought the Kaminoans were the most aesthetically beautiful of all Star Wars aliens. And that includes their voice. Something about them at first glance feels somewhat ethereal, of a "higher plane" sort of. From their beautiful and elegant form and movements, to their very soothing voices. Sadly, in stark contrast to that image, their culture and personalities are basically non-emotional scientists, purely logic and no emotion. (or *_almost_* no emotion, Nala Se surprised me with wanting to save Omega)
@@sekiko7183 it's super complex to explain over TH-cam comment section but I'm sure there's a TH-cam video on it as I know this because I do a genetics course at university and this was the first thing they taught me
@@sekiko7183 the dna structure would fall apart basically. In legends they actually did try to clone boba if you look up "Boba find out what the empire did to his father clones" you'll see what the results are and they ain't good at all
0:23 that part about Jango Fett’s DNA degrading always bugged me. I remember them mentioning it in Clone Wars as well about having to stretch Fett’s DNA in order to produce more Clones. Because that’s just not how DNA works, so long as the genome is intact then they should have no problem with creating as many Clones as they like. DNA can be subject to degradation, but that process takes millions of years and cloning an individual a million times over won’t accelerate that (unless of course the Kaminoan’s cloning technology is faulty).
@@ivmen98 well DNA isn’t supposed to do that. Unless of course, it’s a design flaw of the cloning technology the Kaminoans use. Which would mean our real-life cloning technology is actually better than one set in a sci-fi universe.
@@Laserbeak316 I wouldn’t say better. Just made for a different scenario. The Kamenoen can create viable clones from raw materials while we on Earth have to use a host.
@@Laserbeak316 It is likely that the Kaminoans were unable to safely induce telomerase inhibition/telomere elongation without causing cancer and/or prevent/reverse point mutations in the Jango Fett genotype, resulting in increased genetic deviation after each generation of cloning. Millions of point mutations occur every single day in normal humans in real life, which adversely affects the purity of an original strand. Base/Nucleotide excision repairs usually prevent this but they are not 100% effective, which is also why DNA "ages". Current methods of cloning in real life result in animals living a shorter lifespan due to decreased telomere viability. They inherit the "age" of the donor. So if a donor was 40 years old and is projected to live to 50 years old, the clone is projected to live only 10 years before dying, as his/her DNA is already 40 years old due to Telomere shortening. Edit: Grammar
@@commanderbacara225 not that I’m disagreeing with you (you’re the first person who’s actually made a possible scientific explanation as to how Jango Fett’s DNA sample is degrading). But if cancer did arise in the clones, would it not simply be treatable? I’d imagine with all the highly advanced medical technology in the Star Wars universe, it’d be pretty easy for someone afflicted by cancer to be treated and cured.
I hate Nala Se. She, like the Prime minister should have died in the clone wars since they lack compassion for the clones and have negative views of the jedi order
And why would the Jedi Order be the example of all good in the universe? They are as violent as others, fighting someone else's war, leading clones to their doom. At least Kaminoans create, not destroy.
"have negative views of the jedi order" Good. The Jedi are the worst part of Star Wars. They're religion is actually really disgusting if you take the time to actually look into it.
Should have cloned Wookies, who could say no to such a strong army?
Wookies will dominate the battlefield BUT
But they can't speak basic and refuse to wear armor
Palpatine, apparently he thought wookies were only good for slavery work
Perfect soldier and Perfect for hugs with all that fur on them ☺
This has happened before in legends, X1 cloned them on Mustafar
Am I the only one who thinks that the Kaminoans have the smoothest voice in all of the Star Wars characters, especially Nala Se?
Everytime they talk it's pretty much an eargasm, for me at least.
I always thought the Kaminoans were the most aesthetically beautiful of all Star Wars aliens. And that includes their voice. Something about them at first glance feels somewhat ethereal, of a "higher plane" sort of. From their beautiful and elegant form and movements, to their very soothing voices.
Sadly, in stark contrast to that image, their culture and personalities are basically non-emotional scientists, purely logic and no emotion. (or *_almost_* no emotion, Nala Se surprised me with wanting to save Omega)
@@MrDibara so vault tech
Imagine the Asmr
@@tylere.8436 Yoo! That would be soothing af!
I think so too!
That's a horrible plan, cloning a clone will lead to horrible defects.
It kinda reminds me of The teachers copy vs the one she gives you
Maybe not. It depends on the clone. I feel like it might be fine if they tried to clone Boba. Maybe that's something we'll see later in the series.
so it's like inbreeding ?
@@yanlibra8886 I wouldn't say that.
@@yanlibra8886 think of it more as copying a copy, might not be 100%, but it sure is better than nothing.
They can always clone Boba Fett...if they can find him...
You can't clone a clone even an unaltered one like boba
@@Gingerecologist9051 Why not?
@@sekiko7183 it's super complex to explain over TH-cam comment section but I'm sure there's a TH-cam video on it as I know this because I do a genetics course at university and this was the first thing they taught me
@@Gingerecologist9051 Would it be a malfunction in genetic code I guess by using the same genes over and over again?
@@sekiko7183 the dna structure would fall apart basically. In legends they actually did try to clone boba if you look up "Boba find out what the empire did to his father clones" you'll see what the results are and they ain't good at all
0:23 that part about Jango Fett’s DNA degrading always bugged me. I remember them mentioning it in Clone Wars as well about having to stretch Fett’s DNA in order to produce more Clones.
Because that’s just not how DNA works, so long as the genome is intact then they should have no problem with creating as many Clones as they like. DNA can be subject to degradation, but that process takes millions of years and cloning an individual a million times over won’t accelerate that (unless of course the Kaminoan’s cloning technology is faulty).
You can just make up something along the lines "In order to make a 1:1 clone,the DNA degrades a little"
@@ivmen98 well DNA isn’t supposed to do that. Unless of course, it’s a design flaw of the cloning technology the Kaminoans use.
Which would mean our real-life cloning technology is actually better than one set in a sci-fi universe.
@@Laserbeak316 I wouldn’t say better. Just made for a different scenario. The Kamenoen can create viable clones from raw materials while we on Earth have to use a host.
@@Laserbeak316 It is likely that the Kaminoans were unable to safely induce telomerase inhibition/telomere elongation without causing cancer and/or prevent/reverse point mutations in the Jango Fett genotype, resulting in increased genetic deviation after each generation of cloning.
Millions of point mutations occur every single day in normal humans in real life, which adversely affects the purity of an original strand. Base/Nucleotide excision repairs usually prevent this but they are not 100% effective, which is also why DNA "ages".
Current methods of cloning in real life result in animals living a shorter lifespan due to decreased telomere viability. They inherit the "age" of the donor. So if a donor was 40 years old and is projected to live to 50 years old, the clone is projected to live only 10 years before dying, as his/her DNA is already 40 years old due to Telomere shortening.
Edit: Grammar
@@commanderbacara225 not that I’m disagreeing with you (you’re the first person who’s actually made a possible scientific explanation as to how Jango Fett’s DNA sample is degrading). But if cancer did arise in the clones, would it not simply be treatable?
I’d imagine with all the highly advanced medical technology in the Star Wars universe, it’d be pretty easy for someone afflicted by cancer to be treated and cured.
Well he obviously meant boba and omega bc they the only clones with original dna 🧬
The Kaminoans would need a new genetic template to create new clones.
Vizla clan would be my choice.
I love the kaminoans they are a little interesting specie
And Omega was born.
Ans that's why we have Omega on the first place.......right? Right???
Since Windu killed Jango Fett, the clone research is jeopardy.
Nala Se already had her superior clone……..O
or ....kamino rebelion
Too bad Lama Su didn't think of *that one.* :(
What's so unique about Omega? What's her specialty?
Similar to Boba Fett, unmodified
@@fulcrum2951 yup, apparently she is.
@@fulcrum2951 besides that shes female that is
She's got girlboss powers
Maybe she's like Boba? A pure strain of Jango?
Why not just use the blood from the headless corpse of jango ?
My guess only blood when the person is still alive can be use
I hate Nala Se. She, like the Prime minister should have died in the clone wars since they lack compassion for the clones and have negative views of the jedi order
And why would the Jedi Order be the example of all good in the universe? They are as violent as others, fighting someone else's war, leading clones to their doom.
At least Kaminoans create, not destroy.
"have negative views of the jedi order"
Good. The Jedi are the worst part of Star Wars. They're religion is actually really disgusting if you take the time to actually look into it.