Also the end with Vader shows how alone he was and all he had a lost. He had an army who die for him, a padawan/master who loved and cared for him dearly, and a potential family with Padme. Because of his decisions he's full hatred of himself and regret and is all alone now. It's pretty fucking tragic and sad.
This is two times in a row I’ve been hurt by Rex crying (Order 66 and now this). He really lost all his brothers and the closest thing to family he’s ever had (including Anakin who’s assumed to be dead). Time to cry again
For me, fully seeing Vader in the show was only ever a thought of “wouldn’t it be cool...?” Maybe a glimpse or a shot from behind. To actually fully see him at the end of the Clone Wars...His reflection in the Ahsoka clone helmet. I just love this show.
The sad part was you can kinda tell what little of Anakin that was left in Vader visited the planet. Another little connection to Anakin was lost when Vader left
The sad thing is that there was a time where Rex was shot in the chest and Jesse told his brothers to protect the captain ! and now as the venator star destroyer goes down in flames not trying to save himself but trying his hardest to kill Rex his own brother and friend just as Rex said to Jesse we known each other for a long time, that's what makes this sad. I will never forget Heavy, Hardcase, Tup, Fives and Jesse of the 501st. They all died as HEROES.
God, I hate Sidious for bringing this kind of suffering to the galaxy. He killed and sorrowed trillions of living creatures, the clones were discarded and butchered by his whim. Truly a great villain. But I am grateful to him for the emotions I felt in the same time... Ironic. P.S And also I found peace and solace in fact that they have been avenged in the end by the same Jedi, the only people who cared for them and who they betrayed. Poetic.
@Da Ol as ezra said in rebels they fought for what they thought was right. Even though things did turned out bad for some, they did stand for the republic and wanted to protect everyone.
Commander Fox yeah. Your dark side duty. Shoulda taken a thing or two from Rex and did some light side duty. Going against the grain would have made you a legend but you just got filtered out with the rest of the Emperor’s lackeys.
The visual storytelling was perfect the clones are people too, letting go vs moving on, Dave Filoni brilliantly ended a show that defines Star Wars at its best *Also Rest In Peace to a Great Soldier...Jesse*
I usually post something analytical or an observation about the episode, but not this time. This time I want to share something about me. I watched this final episode in the middle of the night right when it went live, and since then I've hardly slept. It was understandable I suppose, being the end of a show someone loves. But this hit me REALLY hard. The tone of the last few minutes was so bleak, dark, and hopeless. Heck even Episode III gave you hope on with twin sunset on tatooine. Not here. Here Ahsoka mirrors Anakin in a way, having lost virtually everything she knows and now she has leave it all behind to move on under the shadow of the empire. And it hit me hard because I don't have much either. I replied to a comment on here a few videos back as to why I comment some much on Star Wars videos like this. I said, 'I don't have any star wars fans around me, so this is how I can connect with my type of people." After watching this finale I had no one to share the emotion with, no one to debate key details, and so I just pretty much broke down. So I want to tell all of you who read this, thank you. Thank you for being my Star Wars friends. I love interacting with you all, even if I'm just some random TH-cam avatar with a silly name. I also broke down because we don't know what's next, what will LucasFilm Animation do now? I'm sure there will be something, but the uncertainty hit hard as well. Anyway, before I start choking up again, I'll end this long rambling post here. May the Force be with you all, and I'll see you on the next video.
I also don't have anyone else to share this sort of stuff with. So I'm glad there are fine folks like you and the others on this site who love this stuff just as much as I do. :)
You're in good company dude. I'm a retired vet and my buddies think I'm crazy for loving a cartoon. I don't care - I'll find like-minded people who share this fandom. Happy 4th!
I had a feeling the promotion would be temporary one way or the other since it happened very much on the fly. Battlefield promotions don't always stick. More importantly, the writers kept the Rebels arc in mind.
I don't think the demotion truly happened since there were no records of his demotion due to immediate action with nobody living to tell the tale besides the fugitives. Either way, Rex was happy with it lmao
I don't think Rex officially went back to the army after this. He probably got in contact with some of the clones he knew, like Wolffe and Gregor, to try and convince them to remove their chips and then immediately went into hiding. That's why they're completely in isolation on that barren planet when we see Rex again in Rebels.
It amazes me how this ends. I remember seeing "The Clone Wars" movie and everyone talking how they hated Ahsoka with all her attitude and the whole "Skyguy" thing. Over the years we watched Ahsoka grow, and become stronger in the Force. Despite his many flaws, Anakin did not fail her as a master, he made her a far better Jedi that he ever could hope to be, she may have no longer had the title, but she was Jedi to the bone. She is Anakin's one true success.
I couldn't agree with you more. Despite all his flaws as a son, a jedi, a sith, or even... a father... His struggles, his pain, his hatred Teaching Ahsoka... was the one truely good thing that he did. Its good thing Master Yoda assigned her to him without Anakin's knowledge lol XD
Ashoka was a better Jedi then the entire council. (Okay maybe not Yoda) She took to heart the mantra" I am one with Force and the Force is with me" to do good for others. Not the arrogance of a force user. Ashoka is the heart of the Jedi.
God, i hated ahsoka. I ended up loving her character .. But in the beginning she just felt shoehorned in and she borderline broke the story since she was never mentioned at all. I remember when they released the series and everyone was sooo stoked to see anakin and obi wan then suddenly this random "apprentice" just appeared out of nowhere. But she ended up being one of the best things to come out of the series. A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
Yeah it’s amazing that there’s a reason why Skywalker went down the wrong path to start with. He had a padawan he cared about as if she’s his sister and trained to be what the Jedi were meant to be. Helping and protecting the innocents in the Outer Rim, never involving themselves in politics.
@@IkeThe9th I love how Anakin had a good influence for him. He sees positivity in most situations, even if he cried he knew that he and Ahsoka could make it somehow. I'd like to see more about Ahsoka and Rex, I started to like this duo a lot.
@@mrdardon3463 I do too. I remember people absolutely hated the idea of Anakin having a Padawan. People panned The Clone Wars movie. Now, Ahsoka and Rex are two of the most beloved characters in all of Star Wars. Lesson Learned: Always give something new a chance to thrive.
Last scene for sure takes place years later. Because those aren't clones anymore they're stormtroopers. So Vader going to the crash site and seeing her lightsaber made Vader believe that she died at the site.
It's probably before Rebels, which makes Vaders line "The apprentice lives" make more sense now, since he thought she was dead after visiting the crash site.
@@Entropic_Meat_Machine yeah I read that comment. But as far as we know we don't know if that vision took place after this scene or before. We will only know if Disney does an animated series for Vader. That would be dope
My emotions were... manageable throughout the episode but when that happened I fr just lost it. Like it all came out at once. Part of it was that this was my childhood.. ending I guess. Been watching since I was 8, now 20. Glad to know I’m not the only emotional wreck here lol
I love how they symbolized the end of the show with that last shot. An old, worn-out, broken clone helmet. Clones are a thing from the past. The republic and its Grand Army is over. Clone wars is over. It's all over. The present is now Vader and the Empire.
Yes a lifeless helmet looking on at eternity and seeing the great hero of the Clone Wars now represent the evil and tyrany they help put in place. Tragic but masterful storytelling - and without words.
When I saw those graves, I remember what Rex said to Ezra when they first met: "After the war, I questioned the point of the whole thing. All those men died... and for what?" "I guess... what they thought was right?"
Nothing wrong with "Rebels". Both the final scene of Ezra making sure Thral didn't escape, and Vader at the crash site had an impact. At least for me. Not the same, but I had to spend a few minute reflecting on what I saw and comprehending it - both top notch. Now, would have "Rebeles" benifitted from this style? Sure would have. But, it's rather unfair to compair. It is like compairing a car from the 60's to modern day.
StanleyTheCockapoo at least we have the mandalorian returning later this year so I mean TCW maybe over but mandalorian isn’t so we can have another good show to watch
You can see Vaders eyes at the end there. His eyes are blue and not the sith yellow. For just a moment Anakin Skywalker resurfaced seeing the saber he gave his padawan all those years ago
jaciel rodriguez bro. I just watched the episode. You barely see his eye to begin with. There’s no way possible that you can’t tell his eye color when it’s completely covered by a red eyepiece.
"It's not the culmination of an epic struggle or the conclusion of the hero's journey. It's just the opposite. The Clone Wars were never an epic struggle or a heroic journey. They were never intended to be. And that is how they end... Quietly"
He left with Ashoka's lightsaber, so he didn't leave a piece of him there on the contrary to me that was made to show Anakin was still there. If not why else keep his old padawan's weapon? Vader wasn't in the business of keeping trophies from his jedi hunts, that was Anakin keeping a memento.
12 years ago this started, and I was with it from the beginning, from the movie. 7 years ago it ended before its time. The following year we got the privelage of seeing what had been completed. From there we got extra material and info. 6-7 years we could only hope and wish that one day it would return. Then 2 years go, we were told our wish was being granted. And we wept with joy. It truly felt like a miracle. The 1st arc may have been familiar to some of us, the 2nd a little lackluster (not an invite to whine about it), and the 3rd....one of the strongest instances of my expectations being exceeded. It feels unreal to finally see this show that I grew up with have its proper end. Even with some intended stories still not given life, which I still hold out hope for, it feels right. I’m glad, but what I feel as I write this isn’t happiness, but not sadness either. It’s fulfillment. I thank the Force for the return of this show. And especially, for Dave Filoni.
Love how seeing Vader truly means the end of this series. I once thought season 6 will be the end, ending with Anakin and Yoda standing in the Jedi Temple gardens, but this is truly THE ending. The ending of the Clone Wars, of the Clones, Anakin and the end of the Republic.
Indeed man, we thought that with the end of season 5, then season 6. But now we know everything is gone. The Republic is gone, the Jedi order is gone, the clone army is gone. So many characters we grew to love during this series; Plo Koon, Mace Windu, Kit Fisto, Luminara Unduli, Aayla Secura, Ki Adi Mundi, all those clone soldiers; even the villians like Dooku and Grievous, they're all dead. Anakin Skywalker's life has been destroyed, he is now a slave to a path he can never go back from.
With the broken r7 next to the ship... if the rumours about ahsoka in mando are true, maybe ahsoka, Rex and a repaired R7 show up together? Maybe just wishful thinking but it would be cool. If not... RIP R7.
Jesse’s helmet was representing The Republic has fallen from the Symbol on his helmet. Really sad seen but I would have like the episode to be longer as well as see how Rex,Gregor and Wolffe get together but still amazing
TheMeta 3045 I wonder if that was intentional. I mean we see Jesse first way back in season 2. Was he given that tattoo back then with the intention of this symbolic ending? Or did they just gave it to look cool and then incorporate it in the ending?
@@danzansandeev6033 i think its the second one. They just made a perfect ending from what they had. Like they made a really good show that builds up to a movie that was there long before the show
Being frank, i watched the clone war a long time ago but didnt feel connected with it. But then after watching Mandalorian last year, i decided to give it another go because i heard the final season was coming out soon and my goodness, no regrets. May 4 2020 will be the day that I will always cherish in my heart for the finale of a legendary series. May the 4th be with you all!
A million thoughts must be going through Vaders head at the end. Probably thinking of all the times him and Ahoska had together. The Jedi order, his friend Obi Wan. All gone. Almost feels like Vader knows he's alone....
I couldn't help but think and say this aloud to Anakin/Vader (yes I know he's just a fictional character, but I get invested), "Was it worth it Anakin? Was it really it really worth it?"
@@andrewhousley9911 What would you do to save your family? If you had a wife and unborn child that you knew were going to die, and you heard there was a way to save them, how far would you go to even have a chance at saving them?
@@zachboyd4749 personally I would’ve confided in my old friend and master. Regardless of the differences that they had begun to have you heard Obi on Mustafar...”you were my brother Anakin...I loved you”. Besides I’m pretty sure he knew that Anakin was the father long before he and Padmé had their conversation before he went to mustafar. I believe if Anakin would’ve gone to Obi for guidance things would’ve played out much differently and Anakin would not have been present for Palpatine’s arrest/murder. But this is all just in my head of course and what I would’ve liked to see happen I guess
This entire era is one of tragedy. Flawed but good people trying to make things better but having it all fall apart. Satine, Padme, Anakin, Obi-Wan, (even Maul) and countless others had their lives lost or ruined thanks to the twisted ambitions, greed, and desire for vengeance of Palpatine. The clones were in many ways the ones who ruined the most by him. So many years fighting and dying with the Jedi to protect the people of the Republic, working to prove to others and themselves that despite their origins they were more then just machines, they were men with a will of their own and whose lives had as much value as anyone else's. In a few words Palpatine took all that from them. He made them into little better then machines forced to obey his will. Forced to kill the comrades they had fought with for so long, becoming the enforcers for a brutal dictatorship, and then thrown away once they weren't useful anymore. A tragic as it all is we see in Rebels and the Original Trilogy that there is still hope and the light of the Force hasn't been extinguished yet.
Snow planet, shows vader's internal state, pain, anger. But maybe, for a short while, thanks to Ahsoka, Anakin escaped? What a great show Star Wars clone wars. this is the way...
You could see his eyes behind the helmet in A New Hope too. The red lenses are just so dark it is hard to see his eyes unless he is looking into light, but there are times they are quite visible in the movies.
Shuyaaa Because if he’d succeeded her and Vader would have instantly carved him into small chunks? ;-) Also, well, it’s Ahsoka. He likely knows her pretty well even if only from Anakin and figures it’s really not worth the effort considering the chances of succeeding are about the same as him getting laid after his little lightning accident...
"We're seeing some starkiller stuff" I mean if one person in star wars that are allowed to do it it's maul since it's sam witwer who also played starkiller.
I grew up with the Clone Wars. It defined my late childhood and early teen years. Seeing this finale as an adult was the greatest thing that happened to me. The final shots especially left me in chills. Ahsoka and Rex burying the clones, even though they turned on them, Darth Vader holding the saber of another person he loved (who he again thinks is dead) and finally, the shot of the buried helmet. The clones might be forgotten, but not by us.
It's Great watching someone watch through Star wars for the first time, I usually don't like reactions but these are amazing she deserves way more subs, may the force be with you.
While Sidious was the overall villain and Maul didn't help, JESSE was really the main antagonist of this episode, being the biggest obstacle to Rex and Ashoka escaping. You were a good soldier Jesse, it wasn't your fault...RIP
Look, this could've been worse. Rex and Ahsoka could have been stuck on a cruiser with the Bad Batch, that are suddenly following orders for the first time.
I've watched clone wars since I was in elementary school. I a freaking jr almost senior and it's still my favorite show. Man imma miss this had some of my best childhood memories to this show...
The bird in the end was actually morai,son of Mortis,and embodiment of the Light Side(Season 3 arc). She knew that that was no longer Anakin,no longer the chosen one.....no longer the boy from Tatooine. 😞
At the end that Vader take the Lightsaber is a big respect for Ahsoka even as Vader he still cares about her Anakin and Ahsokas relationship maybe one of the best ever
The part what broke me was when Vader showed up. Anakin was caring, and loved his friends. Him and ahsoka were like brother and sister. He went from man who had everything, to nothing...he had nothing left...that is until his son came around...
The fact that Sidious made a point to make Ahsoka a special target for Order 66, shows just how much he wanted to make sure there was no one left to influence Vader. It was truly evil stuff.
To me, her dropping the lightsaber meant that the Jedi had failed. It wasn't just a symbol of her failure and "death", but how the Jedi had failed the galaxy...
Thats a nice perspective. To me I saw it as Ahsoka saying that she didn't deserve to be a Jedi when she failed to stop the Clones and failed to stop Anakin. Because before during the Council meeting when Ahsoka said "I did my duty as a citizen", Yoda asks "not as a Jedi?" Ahsoka ponders that and then says "no... not yet". So it seems Ahsoka would want to return to the Order but when this all happened she felt she couldn't take that mantle again, not after she couldn't stop Anakin's fall by telling him of what Maul said.
I still remember watching the clone wars movie when it was in theaters, and sitting on the floor watching the premiere on cartoon network! It will always be one of my fondest memories!
I am in tears right now, I just can’t do this. All of those innocent men makes me get so emotional, you can tell they are fighting feelings and it just hurts so much. And when Ashoka takes off Rex’s helmet, I lost it. I was crying so much.
The bookmarking symbolism of Anakin giving Ahsoka her sabers at the start of the finale Arc and then finished with Vader collecting one at the end. Wow
Even the title of this episode caught my eye “Victory and Death” looking back to Maul’s war cry to his super commandos in the 'Son of Dathomir' comic “Victory Or Death”
Clone wars has been part of me since i was 7, I’m now 17 and I have loved this show so much and everything after it. May clone wars forever be idolised as a show, and forever remembered as the show that allowed us to grow. May the force be with us
Maybe not so much depressing as much as somber. The thing is, we've known this was gonna happen the minute the show started, so it wasn't a twist ending. This made it less of a blow as, say, Infinity War, so it was, in a way, peaceful.
“I hate to tell you this, but they don’t care. This ship is going down. And those soldiers, my brothers, are willing to die and take you and me along with them!” -Rex That line brought me so close to tearing up. 😢But it was when Ahsoka removed Rex’s helmet to show he was actually crying that finally set off the waterworks for me. 😭
7:44 You can't see it here, but a couple of sec before this, you can see the venator and the Y-wing "standing" infront of each other. Now, I wondered why they specifically chose to use a Y-Wing. Just look at this beautiful symbolism; An end to the Republic, and begining of the rebellion. I now understand why they chose to specifically use a Y-Wing: The Y-wing was used in the clone wars, the era of Republic, but it was modified, to the changes of the world by the rebellion to fit in the new war- harder, messier, but strong and powerful ! It goes from the Republic's venator to the old-new Y-wing. Showing how, in life too, we change and grow. We mustn't live in the past, but fit in the future, and that doesn't mean changeing ourselves ! It only means that in order to live a good future, we must also remember our past, not letting it define us, but learn form it. This show has had such a big impact on me, and it's so emotional (I don't have any other word for it... neither sad nor happy) to see it go. Thank you Clone Wars 💙
As I sad previously, the music is outstanding. Very touching and extreme action final episodes and I cry with you, sis. That was top season and top episodes, I'm speechless. Your final commentary is great. Star Destroyer fallin down, just exactly our world. Dave Filoni - you did masterpiece and prophets at the same time. So, we all are crying now.
The last scene of the show is haunting me. It's such a poignant example of how Anakin has become trapped in a joyless world. He's still essentially a military commander, years after the end of the war. Even though nothing has changed in that respect, all the color has been drained out of the world. There is nothing now besides monochrome equipment and uniforms. The only piece of color left is in the faded orange helmet; a reminder of different, better times.
You can see Anakin's eyes through that mask as he looks up at Morai. For that moment he was Anakin one last time. As far as he knows, his acutions caused Ahsoka, Rex, Jesse, and the rest of the 332nd's deaths.
@Koria Borein I thought all Clone had the chips. Idek To me, Echo's injuries and the fact that the Techno union modified him made him not follow the order, maybe he didn't even receive it. The Bad Batch doesn't respond to anyone so I guess they didn't actually care. 🤷🏻♀️
@Koria Borein they have chips but clone kommandos are have a extremly strong mind and can resist it completly as delta squad did some Commandos decided to follw their orders neither less others helped jedi to escape.
Idk if anyone else has pointed this out but R7, ahsoka’s astromech, is Chopper. He is mostly r7 but parts were used from the other 2 droids as well. Hera finds chopper with a ywing then pieces him together. We have known that for awhile, and that showed us all that this episode as well. You see r7 beside the ywing at the end
@@jonmercano1138 Wait-a-minute - I like that. We have 24 hours of brand new canon - let's think about this. It could easily be incorporated as canon by a single tweet from Filoni.
What makes this very last scene of the show even more impactful to me is that in the shot of Vader's helmet, you can see through the lenses. You can see the eyes behind the mask. And they are angry. The eyes which we last saw happily looking upon Ahsoka are now full of hatred and pain. I also really love the imagery of Vader with a blue lightsaber. Him staring at the blade and letting it linger for a moment reflecting on what he now knows and then deactivating the blade and simply turning away from it all. The clones, the Republic and Ahsoka. All just a memory of a past life for him. One to be left behind and forgotten until that one faithful day so many years later "The apprentice lives".
No, they look "normal". Normaly he has deep yellow sith eyes. The eyes are regretful AF. The eyes of Anakin, not Vader. Even Vader didnt wanted her to be harmed if possible
@@velociraptorgod110 Vader literally tried to kill her. Also mind you this takes place at the very least several months after ROTS, if not years (seeing as Stormtroopers are already in effect). By that point Vader has completely rejected anything and everything from his past life. Including his attachment to his former apprentice. To Vader, Anakin is dead. He didn't go to the crash sight to mourn his fallen padawan but to confirm a kill. I doubt there is any resentment in his eyes. And even if they aren't yellow, they are still giving off hatred.
9:30 it can’t be just me, but when I saw anakin as Darth Vader in clone wars it just hit different. Like everyone knew what was going to happen it’s just hard to believe that Anakin still becomes Darth Vader and it just gets more sad as you realize that.
This episode had some references to the Force unleashed (Starkiller). Darth maul in the clone wars and rebels has the same voice actor as Starkiller (Sam Witwer)
I remember watching this series every Saturday evening in the TV and then talking to my friends at school about it and how awesome it was. This was back in 2009 i think, I was in 5th grade and 100 years old at that time. This series was a big part of my childhood and i will always look back at it fondly.
Ahsoka is one of the greatest Star Wars characters ever written. You can really feel her pain at the end. She genuinely cared about each and every one of them. Man...
When darth vader stepped in, I was so mad at him and thinking to myself. What the hell have you become and done Anakin...look what your incompetence has made of you.
What I love about the final scene is that they were able to tell the difference in all the bodies proving that once again, to Ashoka that each trooper had a purpose and a personality as well
Long have I waited and now your reacting of this episode will be your best and your last of the clone wars season 7 episode! You will laugh, you will cry and you will love this episode. Hope you’re taking care in these uncertain times!
I really want them to finish all the lost episodes that they couldn't finish. I would LOVE to see them make the 'Son of Dathomir' comic. The creator's did tweet that they 'hope' to do more clone wars related stuff. So here's hoping 🙏
Thank you Dave Filoni for that scene with the hyperdrive destruction. It's the closest we'll ever get to seeing Sam Witwer's character taking down a Star Destroyer!
Rex crying just broke my heart..... He's my favorite character in Star Wars and he's always been so strong and fearless and unwavering. That tear running down his cheek made me so very sad. I'm really going to miss The Clone Wars.
This show has been amazing from start to finish. The final season was just phenominal, and watching your reactions brought back so many good memories. loved every one of them and may the Force be with you.
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The symbolism of Jesse’s helmet just hits so hard. The Republic’s war is over, all of the chaos that led to its downfall behind it.
And no other helmet is as fitting as Jesse's, as his has the Republic insignia.
The Venator crashing with the clones on it perfectly embodied the end of the Republic.
Also the end with Vader shows how alone he was and all he had a lost. He had an army who die for him, a padawan/master who loved and cared for him dearly, and a potential family with Padme. Because of his decisions he's full hatred of himself and regret and is all alone now. It's pretty fucking tragic and sad.
I’m so upset Jesse died he was the last 501st arc trooper
ThatSecond Nugget I know he isn’t an ARC trooper but Kix is still alive. He is the last living clone trooper
When Ahsoka takes off Rex´s helmet and he is crying, that hurts.
I don't really get emotional watching shows or movies but that made me shed a few tears
This is two times in a row I’ve been hurt by Rex crying (Order 66 and now this). He really lost all his brothers and the closest thing to family he’s ever had (including Anakin who’s assumed to be dead). Time to cry again
When Rex cries you know things are pretty f*ked up.
I lost it right there. Almost did in the last episode, but right there, right after his passionate plea to his commander/friend/Sister...
@@THEOFILO4 same man I was what!?
For me, fully seeing Vader in the show was only ever a thought of “wouldn’t it be cool...?” Maybe a glimpse or a shot from behind. To actually fully see him at the end of the Clone Wars...His reflection in the Ahsoka clone helmet. I just love this show.
The sad part was you can kinda tell what little of Anakin that was left in Vader visited the planet. Another little connection to Anakin was lost when Vader left
@@lifeinjersey9846 So, we still have Kicks....
Who could actually stop everything....
Jon Mercano you put to much of ,
@Bluethunder1055 Too many commas?
Jon Mercano ye I didn’t know how to spell it so I did that, but yes
The sad thing is that there was a time where Rex was shot in the chest and Jesse told his brothers to protect the captain ! and now as the venator star destroyer goes down in flames not trying to save himself but trying his hardest to kill Rex his own brother and friend just as Rex said to Jesse we known each other for a long time, that's what makes this sad. I will never forget Heavy, Hardcase, Tup, Fives and Jesse of the 501st. They all died as HEROES.
blue 2 99 too
God, I hate Sidious for bringing this kind of suffering to the galaxy. He killed and sorrowed trillions of living creatures, the clones were discarded and butchered by his whim. Truly a great villain. But I am grateful to him for the emotions I felt in the same time... Ironic.
P.S And also I found peace and solace in fact that they have been avenged in the end by the same Jedi, the only people who cared for them and who they betrayed. Poetic.
They will never be forgotten
"Good Soldiers follow orders"
@Da Ol as ezra said in rebels they fought for what they thought was right. Even though things did turned out bad for some, they did stand for the republic and wanted to protect everyone.
“We’re just clones sir, we’re meant to be expendable.”
Not to us.
Edit: Thank you for the likes, everyone.
"Not to me" - Plo Koon
This plo line makes me emotional every time
Not to me
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Brings back memories from season 1
"It's a good thing we were wearing helmets, because none of us could bear to look her in the eye"
This was your fault, asshole :(
@@carlosrob8423 I only did my duty.
Commander Fox yeah. Your dark side duty. Shoulda taken a thing or two from Rex and did some light side duty. Going against the grain would have made you a legend but you just got filtered out with the rest of the Emperor’s lackeys.
GrayGhoul nah, Vader snapped his neck. Good job, Vader!
Samuel Estrada I know, I read the comic. Fox shit bricks when he tripped up under Vader’s watch. Bastard was still just a lackey.
The visual storytelling was perfect the clones are people too, letting go vs moving on, Dave Filoni brilliantly ended a show that defines Star Wars at its best
*Also Rest In Peace to a Great Soldier...Jesse*
Sam Witwer really hates Star Destroyers
lol
I'm 99% sure the pose of him tearing down the generators is a reference to Starkiller
i'm pretty sure that was a venator
@@razingbear8881 Venator-class Star Destroyer, yes
@@baseddugalle1838 so conused, why is it sometimes called venator class cruiser?
9:53 Anakin: "Loyalty means everything to the clones."
Palpatine: "Ironic."
HerosTheme i mean on one way it does but the chips in their heads made them go insane.. sad
Whopper Jr. They were loyal to the Republic, the chips just told them that the Jedi were traitors of the Republic
@@Sam-pq1cj They were loyal to the chancellor.
Palps: "Useful chumps." Which is how he saw most people.
I usually post something analytical or an observation about the episode, but not this time. This time I want to share something about me.
I watched this final episode in the middle of the night right when it went live, and since then I've hardly slept. It was understandable I suppose, being the end of a show someone loves. But this hit me REALLY hard. The tone of the last few minutes was so bleak, dark, and hopeless. Heck even Episode III gave you hope on with twin sunset on tatooine. Not here. Here Ahsoka mirrors Anakin in a way, having lost virtually everything she knows and now she has leave it all behind to move on under the shadow of the empire.
And it hit me hard because I don't have much either. I replied to a comment on here a few videos back as to why I comment some much on Star Wars videos like this. I said, 'I don't have any star wars fans around me, so this is how I can connect with my type of people." After watching this finale I had no one to share the emotion with, no one to debate key details, and so I just pretty much broke down. So I want to tell all of you who read this, thank you. Thank you for being my Star Wars friends. I love interacting with you all, even if I'm just some random TH-cam avatar with a silly name.
I also broke down because we don't know what's next, what will LucasFilm Animation do now? I'm sure there will be something, but the uncertainty hit hard as well. Anyway, before I start choking up again, I'll end this long rambling post here. May the Force be with you all, and I'll see you on the next video.
✊ I’m here for pretty much the same reason. I’m basically the only fan in my family.
I also don't have anyone else to share this sort of stuff with. So I'm glad there are fine folks like you and the others on this site who love this stuff just as much as I do. :)
You're in good company dude. I'm a retired vet and my buddies think I'm crazy for loving a cartoon. I don't care - I'll find like-minded people who share this fandom. Happy 4th!
Jon Mercano same
There is a Rumor that they are making a sequel to Rebels
So it still makes sense that Rex is still reffered to as Captain in rebels, he was demoted
I had a feeling the promotion would be temporary one way or the other since it happened very much on the fly. Battlefield promotions don't always stick. More importantly, the writers kept the Rebels arc in mind.
But in the battle of endor is a commander again haha
I don't think the demotion truly happened since there were no records of his demotion due to immediate action with nobody living to tell the tale besides the fugitives. Either way, Rex was happy with it lmao
@@vindollabill i think rex just thought he deserved to be demoted, at the end of the day he did desert.
I don't think Rex officially went back to the army after this. He probably got in contact with some of the clones he knew, like Wolffe and Gregor, to try and convince them to remove their chips and then immediately went into hiding. That's why they're completely in isolation on that barren planet when we see Rex again in Rebels.
It amazes me how this ends. I remember seeing "The Clone Wars" movie and everyone talking how they hated Ahsoka with all her attitude and the whole "Skyguy" thing. Over the years we watched Ahsoka grow, and become stronger in the Force. Despite his many flaws, Anakin did not fail her as a master, he made her a far better Jedi that he ever could hope to be, she may have no longer had the title, but she was Jedi to the bone. She is Anakin's one true success.
I couldn't agree with you more.
Despite all his flaws as a son, a jedi, a sith, or even... a father...
His struggles, his pain, his hatred
Teaching Ahsoka... was the one truely good thing that he did.
Its good thing Master Yoda assigned her to him without Anakin's knowledge lol XD
Ashoka was a better Jedi then the entire council. (Okay maybe not Yoda) She took to heart the mantra" I am one with Force and the Force is with me" to do good for others. Not the arrogance of a force user. Ashoka is the heart of the Jedi.
God, i hated ahsoka. I ended up loving her character .. But in the beginning she just felt shoehorned in and she borderline broke the story since she was never mentioned at all. I remember when they released the series and everyone was sooo stoked to see anakin and obi wan then suddenly this random "apprentice" just appeared out of nowhere. But she ended up being one of the best things to come out of the series. A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
Yeah it’s amazing that there’s a reason why Skywalker went down the wrong path to start with. He had a padawan he cared about as if she’s his sister and trained to be what the Jedi were meant to be. Helping and protecting the innocents in the Outer Rim, never involving themselves in politics.
"We are what they grow beyond. That is the true burden of all masters." -Yoda
Best Quote for the Last Clone Wars Episode Ever comes from Captain Rex.
Rex. "I didn't much like being a Commander anyway."
Especially him breaking the 4th wall while he said it. He is the most epic character in the Clone Wars.
@@mrdardon3463 I agree. It also contrasts his individuality among his brainwashed brothers.
@@IkeThe9th I love how Anakin had a good influence for him. He sees positivity in most situations, even if he cried he knew that he and Ahsoka could make it somehow.
I'd like to see more about Ahsoka and Rex, I started to like this duo a lot.
@@mrdardon3463 I do too. I remember people absolutely hated the idea of Anakin having a Padawan. People panned The Clone Wars movie. Now, Ahsoka and Rex are two of the most beloved characters in all of Star Wars.
Lesson Learned: Always give something new a chance to thrive.
Especially when he turns back to Ahsoka when he says its.
Last scene for sure takes place years later. Because those aren't clones anymore they're stormtroopers. So Vader going to the crash site and seeing her lightsaber made Vader believe that she died at the site.
And the imperial class shuttle, I definitely think it was alot later
@@Daemon1356 yup. Indeed.
It's probably before Rebels, which makes Vaders line "The apprentice lives" make more sense now, since he thought she was dead after visiting the crash site.
@@Entropic_Meat_Machine yeah I read that comment. But as far as we know we don't know if that vision took place after this scene or before. We will only know if Disney does an animated series for Vader. That would be dope
Interlution
Maybe after he saw the vision if them fighting on Mustafar?
Let’s be honest, we all cried when we saw Jesse’s helmet 😢
Rasssper true 😭
Me 🤚🏻 😢
Shot: panning through helmets
Me: Dave I swear to the sweet Jesus above
Shot: lul
Me: 🥺
Yep.
My emotions were... manageable throughout the episode but when that happened I fr just lost it. Like it all came out at once. Part of it was that this was my childhood.. ending I guess. Been watching since I was 8, now 20.
Glad to know I’m not the only emotional wreck here lol
"We're just numbers 99! Just numbers"....
The fans: Not to us.
And not to Jedi's who want to see life endure.
We will never forget 99 he was doing what he was bread for
I love how they symbolized the end of the show with that last shot. An old, worn-out, broken clone helmet. Clones are a thing from the past. The republic and its Grand Army is over. Clone wars is over. It's all over. The present is now Vader and the Empire.
Guanfei i was wondering what the symbolism was for that last shot! i could not have said it better myself.
Yes a lifeless helmet looking on at eternity and seeing the great hero of the Clone Wars now represent the evil and tyrany they help put in place. Tragic but masterful storytelling - and without words.
Jesse’s death made me cry. I’m not ashamed to admit it
Mr. Mugger I didn’t cry. I knew his death was inevitable
The last episode has the distinction of being the only television show to make me cry
I was crying the moment he stood rank in front of the 501st in the hanger.
Same dude
When I saw those graves, I remember what Rex said to Ezra when they first met:
"After the war, I questioned the point of the whole thing. All those men died... and for what?"
"I guess... what they thought was right?"
Can you imagine how much better Rebels would've been with this animation style?
and story telling.
Thank goodness the sequel to rebels is getting this style
Nothing wrong with "Rebels". Both the final scene of Ezra making sure Thral didn't escape, and Vader at the crash site had an impact. At least for me. Not the same, but I had to spend a few minute reflecting on what I saw and comprehending it - both top notch.
Now, would have "Rebeles" benifitted from this style? Sure would have. But, it's rather unfair to compair. It is like compairing a car from the 60's to modern day.
I agree
It truly would have been better but it also should have had the tone and the gritty side of clone wars.
The ending was tragic and incredible at the same time.
Goodbye old friend *(TCW)*
Thank you.
Don't you mean: "...and may the Force be with you."
Jesse and TCW
StanleyTheCockapoo at least we have the mandalorian returning later this year so I mean TCW maybe over but mandalorian isn’t so we can have another good show to watch
TBNRHalo Studios yeah is suppose so but I’ll always like clone wars the most just because it’s been on since I was 6 and has a lot of memories
@@alonsoarana5307 always
You can see Vaders eyes at the end there. His eyes are blue and not the sith yellow. For just a moment Anakin Skywalker resurfaced seeing the saber he gave his padawan all those years ago
Tyler Makwana the lenses are literally tinted red. You can’t see his eye color....
Gabe Taylor u actual can lol
jaciel rodriguez bro. I just watched the episode. You barely see his eye to begin with. There’s no way possible that you can’t tell his eye color when it’s completely covered by a red eyepiece.
Gabe Taylor if you zoom in to his left eye it actually does look slightly blue behind the red lense
"The apprentice lives..." Darth Vader, Star Wars Rebels S2 E1
"It's not the culmination of an epic struggle or the conclusion of the hero's journey. It's just the opposite. The Clone Wars were never an epic struggle or a heroic journey. They were never intended to be. And that is how they end... Quietly"
He left with Ashoka's lightsaber, so he didn't leave a piece of him there on the contrary to me that was made to show Anakin was still there.
If not why else keep his old padawan's weapon? Vader wasn't in the business of keeping trophies from his jedi hunts, that was Anakin keeping a memento.
Dass Jennir I thought he did keep trophies and kept them at his castle on mustafar?
He would often bring the lightsabers back to his master as proof of death
he also kept stuff connected to Anakins past, maybe to fuel his anger and pain over everything he threw away? Who knows.
It is Aninkn at that moment, you can see his eye through the visor and its blue, he has no sith eyes
He kept Obi Wan’s saber after their battle on the first Death Star. He only kept hilts of Jedi that we’re important to his past
“The mission... the nightmares... they’re finally.. over.”
12 years ago this started, and I was with it from the beginning, from the movie. 7 years ago it ended before its time. The following year we got the privelage of seeing what had been completed. From there we got extra material and info. 6-7 years we could only hope and wish that one day it would return. Then 2 years go, we were told our wish was being granted. And we wept with joy. It truly felt like a miracle. The 1st arc may have been familiar to some of us, the 2nd a little lackluster (not an invite to whine about it), and the 3rd....one of the strongest instances of my expectations being exceeded. It feels unreal to finally see this show that I grew up with have its proper end. Even with some intended stories still not given life, which I still hold out hope for, it feels right. I’m glad, but what I feel as I write this isn’t happiness, but not sadness either. It’s fulfillment. I thank the Force for the return of this show. And especially, for Dave Filoni.
how are you so fast ?? Do you write these one day before the video comes out ? XD No hate, just curious :D
@HiManツ Yes. I wrote them after watching the episode.
Jon Mercano really XD
It was an amazing journey
Love how seeing Vader truly means the end of this series. I once thought season 6 will be the end, ending with Anakin and Yoda standing in the Jedi Temple gardens, but this is truly THE ending.
The ending of the Clone Wars, of the Clones, Anakin and the end of the Republic.
Indeed man, we thought that with the end of season 5, then season 6. But now we know everything is gone. The Republic is gone, the Jedi order is gone, the clone army is gone. So many characters we grew to love during this series; Plo Koon, Mace Windu, Kit Fisto, Luminara Unduli, Aayla Secura, Ki Adi Mundi, all those clone soldiers; even the villians like Dooku and Grievous, they're all dead. Anakin Skywalker's life has been destroyed, he is now a slave to a path he can never go back from.
I was really sad when R7 took a blast bolt to save Ashoka and when Cheep and G-G were executed by the Clones :(
the droid deaths broke me up so much :(
Aww yeah those droids 💔
With the broken r7 next to the ship... if the rumours about ahsoka in mando are true, maybe ahsoka, Rex and a repaired R7 show up together?
Maybe just wishful thinking but it would be cool. If not... RIP R7.
I did not think they would blast cheep and g g
@@regularhuman6752 I hears that the three were cobbled together to make Chopper.
Jesse’s helmet was representing The Republic has fallen from the Symbol on his helmet. Really sad seen but I would have like the episode to be longer as well as see how Rex,Gregor and Wolffe get together but still amazing
I wonder if something like that would be the next show from Lucasfilm animation 🤔
TheMeta 3045 I wonder if that was intentional. I mean we see Jesse first way back in season 2. Was he given that tattoo back then with the intention of this symbolic ending? Or did they just gave it to look cool and then incorporate it in the ending?
@@danzansandeev6033 i think its the second one. They just made a perfect ending from what they had. Like they made a really good show that builds up to a movie that was there long before the show
"You're a good soldier, Rex"
Good soldiers follow orders
😭😭😭
Good soldiers also know when an order is wrong but in the case of order 66 the clones had no choice
3:06 "It's a good thing we were wearing helmets. Because none of us could bear to look her in the eye"
I'm sad.
RIP Jesse
"You can't talk to Captain Rex like that!"
Atleast he died during the final hours of the Republic wearing his clone armor
I just outlived him..
Being frank, i watched the clone war a long time ago but didnt feel connected with it. But then after watching Mandalorian last year, i decided to give it another go because i heard the final season was coming out soon and my goodness, no regrets. May 4 2020 will be the day that I will always cherish in my heart for the finale of a legendary series. May the 4th be with you all!
Itakafu close, its Tri, not Trie 🤣
I cried so hard.....
Even After watching this for the 10th time
The camera panning to Jesse gets me everytime. Everytime.
And then suddenly you realize Padme's dying out of sadness is starting to make sense now
A million thoughts must be going through Vaders head at the end. Probably thinking of all the times him and Ahoska had together. The Jedi order, his friend Obi Wan. All gone. Almost feels like Vader knows he's alone....
Twisted by the dark side young Skywalker has become. The boy you trained gone he is, consumed by Darth Vader.
I couldn't help but think and say this aloud to Anakin/Vader (yes I know he's just a fictional character, but I get invested), "Was it worth it Anakin? Was it really it really worth it?"
@@andrewhousley9911
What would you do to save your family? If you had a wife and unborn child that you knew were going to die, and you heard there was a way to save them, how far would you go to even have a chance at saving them?
@@zachboyd4749 personally I would’ve confided in my old friend and master. Regardless of the differences that they had begun to have you heard Obi on Mustafar...”you were my brother Anakin...I loved you”. Besides I’m pretty sure he knew that Anakin was the father long before he and Padmé had their conversation before he went to mustafar. I believe if Anakin would’ve gone to Obi for guidance things would’ve played out much differently and Anakin would not have been present for Palpatine’s arrest/murder. But this is all just in my head of course and what I would’ve liked to see happen I guess
Everybody’s gangster til Rex starts crying
That’s True
This comment should have thousand likes.
This entire era is one of tragedy. Flawed but good people trying to make things better but having it all fall apart. Satine, Padme, Anakin, Obi-Wan, (even Maul) and countless others had their lives lost or ruined thanks to the twisted ambitions, greed, and desire for vengeance of Palpatine. The clones were in many ways the ones who ruined the most by him. So many years fighting and dying with the Jedi to protect the people of the Republic, working to prove to others and themselves that despite their origins they were more then just machines, they were men with a will of their own and whose lives had as much value as anyone else's. In a few words Palpatine took all that from them. He made them into little better then machines forced to obey his will. Forced to kill the comrades they had fought with for so long, becoming the enforcers for a brutal dictatorship, and then thrown away once they weren't useful anymore. A tragic as it all is we see in Rebels and the Original Trilogy that there is still hope and the light of the Force hasn't been extinguished yet.
Rest in peace, Jesse, a great soldier.
Grandpa A victim. It wasn’t his fault :(
Snow planet, shows vader's internal state, pain, anger. But maybe, for a short while, thanks to Ahsoka, Anakin escaped? What a great show Star Wars clone wars. this is the way...
I agree. His life that was once bright, glorious, and happy; is now a cold dark ruin.
You can see anakins eyes behind the red of the vader suit eyes
HiddenAssassin32 yes that rally made me cry
Really
You could see his eyes behind the helmet in A New Hope too. The red lenses are just so dark it is hard to see his eyes unless he is looking into light, but there are times they are quite visible in the movies.
Sort of? Dave Viloni has said that Vader hates Ahsoka and literally anything related to his past
Wow
This episode actually brought me to tears. God this is such a good ending
I like how at the end there is no dialogue, but so much is said
4:06 Of course Sidious was responsible for Ahsoka being included in Order 66.
Let's face it, if you were planning to corrupt Anakin to the dark side *you'd* want Ahsoka dead too! She's likely to be a tad peeved about that one...
@@smiddlehurst1 why didnt he try to bring her to the dark side as well?
Shuyaaa Because if he’d succeeded her and Vader would have instantly carved him into small chunks? ;-) Also, well, it’s Ahsoka. He likely knows her pretty well even if only from Anakin and figures it’s really not worth the effort considering the chances of succeeding are about the same as him getting laid after his little lightning accident...
@@shuyaval Always two, there are. No more, no less. Besides, I doubt Sidious wanted Vader to have any connections to his old life.
"We're seeing some starkiller stuff" I mean if one person in star wars that are allowed to do it it's maul since it's sam witwer who also played starkiller.
I grew up with the Clone Wars. It defined my late childhood and early teen years. Seeing this finale as an adult was the greatest thing that happened to me. The final shots especially left me in chills. Ahsoka and Rex burying the clones, even though they turned on them, Darth Vader holding the saber of another person he loved (who he again thinks is dead) and finally, the shot of the buried helmet. The clones might be forgotten, but not by us.
I've been looking forward to this GRAND finale...
The rebellion is hope
I look forward to your reactions just as much as the actual Star Wars media
It's Great watching someone watch through Star wars for the first time, I usually don't like reactions but these are amazing she deserves way more subs, may the force be with you.
Exactly I get so excited to watch her reactions lmao
While Sidious was the overall villain and Maul didn't help, JESSE was really the main antagonist of this episode, being the biggest obstacle to Rex and Ashoka escaping. You were a good soldier Jesse, it wasn't your fault...RIP
It really ends and honors in line with Revenge of the Sith
Look, this could've been worse. Rex and Ahsoka could have been stuck on a cruiser with the Bad Batch, that are suddenly following orders for the first time.
LMFAO I'm just tryna imagine Wrecker going like "Aww man! I really liked General Skywalker and Commander Tano!" and Crosshair just sighing
Wrecker: “BOOM”
I've watched clone wars since I was in elementary school. I a freaking jr almost senior and it's still my favorite show. Man imma miss this had some of my best childhood memories to this show...
Same
The bird in the end was actually morai,son of Mortis,and embodiment of the Light Side(Season 3 arc). She knew that that was no longer Anakin,no longer the chosen one.....no longer the boy from Tatooine. 😞
Why was padme in episode2 on season7
At the end that Vader take the Lightsaber is a big respect for Ahsoka even as Vader he still cares about her Anakin and Ahsokas relationship maybe one of the best ever
123 polizei do you think anakin broke out of Vader for a second there?
@@Tristanzabinski I do.
@@Tristanzabinski he did if you look closely you can see his eye throughthe red lense and its blue, he has no sith eyes in that moment.
The part what broke me was when Vader showed up. Anakin was caring, and loved his friends. Him and ahsoka were like brother and sister. He went from man who had everything, to nothing...he had nothing left...that is until his son came around...
9:56
I am still absolutely blown away how that last shot hits you like a rock with visual communication: "Its over"
The fact that Sidious made a point to make Ahsoka a special target for Order 66, shows just how much he wanted to make sure there was no one left to influence Vader. It was truly evil stuff.
To me, her dropping the lightsaber meant that the Jedi had failed. It wasn't just a symbol of her failure and "death", but how the Jedi had failed the galaxy...
Thats a nice perspective. To me I saw it as Ahsoka saying that she didn't deserve to be a Jedi when she failed to stop the Clones and failed to stop Anakin. Because before during the Council meeting when Ahsoka said "I did my duty as a citizen", Yoda asks "not as a Jedi?" Ahsoka ponders that and then says "no... not yet".
So it seems Ahsoka would want to return to the Order but when this all happened she felt she couldn't take that mantle again, not after she couldn't stop Anakin's fall by telling him of what Maul said.
"If the rule you followed lead you to this...of what use was the rule."
That was what every single Jedi left alive had to deal with.
I still want to know how did Rex, Wolffe, and Gregor meet up 🤔. Need a mini series or something!
Definitely I wonder if Wolfe went through with order 66 and took down Plo kloon
@Jormungunder Harlingeson No, Plo was shot down by Jag
Jormungunder Harlingeson you can see plo deaths in ROTS
Its in a comic series that explains everything after this episode. Rex and Ashoka split up and move to the outer rim.
@@gabetaylor28 Does the comic series mention what happened to Wolffe and Gregor?
Seeing the clone Wars version of Anakin as Vader got me in tears
I still remember watching the clone wars movie when it was in theaters, and sitting on the floor watching the premiere on cartoon network! It will always be one of my fondest memories!
Mine too
I am in tears right now, I just can’t do this. All of those innocent men makes me get so emotional, you can tell they are fighting feelings and it just hurts so much. And when Ashoka takes off Rex’s helmet, I lost it. I was crying so much.
It's a very touching moment it makes sense. Its hard
Gaxelle why was padme in episode2 on season7
The bookmarking symbolism of Anakin giving Ahsoka her sabers at the start of the finale Arc and then finished with Vader collecting one at the end. Wow
OMG that burial scene!!! My heart broke at the sight of Jesse's helmet!
Even the title of this episode caught my eye “Victory and Death” looking back to Maul’s war cry to his super commandos in the 'Son of Dathomir' comic “Victory Or Death”
now it's no longer an option...
Clone wars has been part of me since i was 7, I’m now 17 and I have loved this show so much and everything after it. May clone wars forever be idolised as a show, and forever remembered as the show that allowed us to grow. May the force be with us
Definitely a depressing ending
I had to watch season 6 ending after this to get over it. "Not victory in the clone wars, but victory for all time"
Maybe not so much depressing as much as somber. The thing is, we've known this was gonna happen the minute the show started, so it wasn't a twist ending. This made it less of a blow as, say, Infinity War, so it was, in a way, peaceful.
“I hate to tell you this, but they don’t care. This ship is going down. And those soldiers, my brothers, are willing to die and take you and me along with them!”
-Rex
That line brought me so close to tearing up. 😢But it was when Ahsoka removed Rex’s helmet to show he was actually crying that finally set off the waterworks for me. 😭
7:44 You can't see it here, but a couple of sec before this, you can see the venator and the Y-wing "standing" infront of each other.
Now, I wondered why they specifically chose to use a Y-Wing.
Just look at this beautiful symbolism;
An end to the Republic, and begining of the rebellion.
I now understand why they chose to specifically use a Y-Wing:
The Y-wing was used in the clone wars, the era of Republic, but it was modified, to the changes of the world by the rebellion to fit in the new war- harder, messier, but strong and powerful !
It goes from the Republic's venator to the old-new Y-wing. Showing how, in life too, we change and grow. We mustn't live in the past, but fit in the future, and that doesn't mean changeing ourselves ! It only means that in order to live a good future, we must also remember our past, not letting it define us, but learn form it.
This show has had such a big impact on me, and it's so emotional (I don't have any other word for it... neither sad nor happy) to see it go.
Thank you Clone Wars 💙
As I sad previously, the music is outstanding. Very touching and extreme action final episodes and I cry with you, sis. That was top season and top episodes, I'm speechless. Your final commentary is great.
Star Destroyer fallin down, just exactly our world.
Dave Filoni - you did masterpiece and prophets at the same time.
So, we all are crying now.
the last scene with Vader
0% dialogue
50% somber music
100% emotional wreck
5:13 That gave me Wynkathu Job flashbacks. Or would that be flashforwards?
7:33 And that gave me Force Unleashed 2 flashbacks.
Thanks for re-uploading your reaction! Keep up the good work!
That final episode was superb I'm so glad I found this channel and watched this journey with you. Clone wars will be missed. May the force be with u 😁
The last scene of the show is haunting me. It's such a poignant example of how Anakin has become trapped in a joyless world. He's still essentially a military commander, years after the end of the war. Even though nothing has changed in that respect, all the color has been drained out of the world. There is nothing now besides monochrome equipment and uniforms. The only piece of color left is in the faded orange helmet; a reminder of different, better times.
You can see Anakin's eyes through that mask as he looks up at Morai. For that moment he was Anakin one last time. As far as he knows, his acutions caused Ahsoka, Rex, Jesse, and the rest of the 332nd's deaths.
Meanwhile on the other side of the galaxy:
*its over Anakin I have the I ground*
End credits: "It is finished then. " The end tune was chilling...
To be honest, I'm glad Domino squad never went through this.
@@goodmind4940 I believe he didn't do it. Same thing that happened to Gregor.
@Koria Borein Really?
@Koria Borein I thought all Clone had the chips.
Idek
To me, Echo's injuries and the fact that the Techno union modified him made him not follow the order, maybe he didn't even receive it. The Bad Batch doesn't respond to anyone so I guess they didn't actually care. 🤷🏻♀️
@Koria Borein they have chips but clone kommandos are have a extremly strong mind and can resist it completly as delta squad did some Commandos decided to follw their orders neither less others helped jedi to escape.
Idk if anyone else has pointed this out but R7, ahsoka’s astromech, is Chopper. He is mostly r7 but parts were used from the other 2 droids as well. Hera finds chopper with a ywing then pieces him together. We have known that for awhile, and that showed us all that this episode as well. You see r7 beside the ywing at the end
Um, no. Where did you get that?
@@jonmercano1138 Wait-a-minute - I like that. We have 24 hours of brand new canon - let's think about this. It could easily be incorporated as canon by a single tweet from Filoni.
You can even se Vaders right eye in that one shot at 9:35
Commander Fox what color is it? His eyes
@@jacielrodriguez2768 it's not yellow, I can tell you that much..
We hate you for killing Fives 🤬
What makes this very last scene of the show even more impactful to me is that in the shot of Vader's helmet, you can see through the lenses. You can see the eyes behind the mask. And they are angry. The eyes which we last saw happily looking upon Ahsoka are now full of hatred and pain.
I also really love the imagery of Vader with a blue lightsaber. Him staring at the blade and letting it linger for a moment reflecting on what he now knows and then deactivating the blade and simply turning away from it all. The clones, the Republic and Ahsoka. All just a memory of a past life for him. One to be left behind and forgotten until that one faithful day so many years later "The apprentice lives".
No, they look "normal". Normaly he has deep yellow sith eyes. The eyes are regretful AF. The eyes of Anakin, not Vader. Even Vader didnt wanted her to be harmed if possible
@@velociraptorgod110 Vader literally tried to kill her. Also mind you this takes place at the very least several months after ROTS, if not years (seeing as Stormtroopers are already in effect). By that point Vader has completely rejected anything and everything from his past life. Including his attachment to his former apprentice. To Vader, Anakin is dead.
He didn't go to the crash sight to mourn his fallen padawan but to confirm a kill. I doubt there is any resentment in his eyes. And even if they aren't yellow, they are still giving off hatred.
9:30 it can’t be just me, but when I saw anakin as Darth Vader in clone wars it just hit different. Like everyone knew what was going to happen it’s just hard to believe that Anakin still becomes Darth Vader and it just gets more sad as you realize that.
This episode had some references to the Force unleashed (Starkiller). Darth maul in the clone wars and rebels has the same voice actor as Starkiller (Sam Witwer)
That last scene... Anakin's attachment brought his downfall, and there he realizes he has nothing to attatch to anymore :,(
I remember watching this series every Saturday evening in the TV and then talking to my friends at school about it and how awesome it was. This was back in 2009 i think, I was in 5th grade and 100 years old at that time. This series was a big part of my childhood and i will always look back at it fondly.
Jedi fallen order theme when ahsoka removes Rex's helmet
Ahsoka is one of the greatest Star Wars characters ever written. You can really feel her pain at the end. She genuinely cared about each and every one of them. Man...
When darth vader stepped in, I was so mad at him and thinking to myself. What the hell have you become and done Anakin...look what your incompetence has made of you.
What I love about the final scene is that they were able to tell the difference in all the bodies proving that once again, to Ashoka that each trooper had a purpose and a personality as well
I have been waiting for your reaction 🙂 and I loved it
Long have I waited and now your reacting of this episode will be your best and your last of the clone wars season 7 episode! You will laugh, you will cry and you will love this episode. Hope you’re taking care in these uncertain times!
I really want them to finish all the lost episodes that they couldn't finish. I would LOVE to see them make the 'Son of Dathomir' comic. The creator's did tweet that they 'hope' to do more clone wars related stuff. So here's hoping 🙏
Thank you Dave Filoni for that scene with the hyperdrive destruction. It's the closest we'll ever get to seeing Sam Witwer's character taking down a Star Destroyer!
This ending was a 1,000 times more emotional than the ending of the Skywalker saga.
Thanks so much for your reactions. They are so genuine and heartfelt. It's been a hard day after watching this episode.
Jesse didn´t die for the republic, he died with her.
Rex crying just broke my heart..... He's my favorite character in Star Wars and he's always been so strong and fearless and unwavering. That tear running down his cheek made me so very sad. I'm really going to miss The Clone Wars.
Ashoka is so.....resourceful.
This is what makes her a better rival to Maul than Obi Wan.
This show has been amazing from start to finish. The final season was just phenominal, and watching your reactions brought back so many good memories.
loved every one of them and may the Force be with you.