Great point Daryl! The great aspect about this story for Yoda is that the Clones did exactly what they were supposed to, and that is what gave Yoda pause, fearing it could one day be used against them. It wasn't any type of negative sentiments towards the Jedi or refusal of orders, but just the opposite. I enjoyed that approach. But thank you for watching and for the support as always. It is always great to see your comments!
edgelord 59 He allows the Force to perceive his surroundings after Starkiller blinded him. Let’s not forget he’s a practitioner of Form VII lightsaber combat
yup, had no idea of this but always noted how ruthless Yoda was when he did it, at that time i just passed it as him being badass but now it makes more sense.
They probably would've killed him had it been the first day on the job. His personal troopers had a lot of respect for him. When they were ordered to execute the order they hesitated. Yoda sensed the conflict in their minds, knew what was about to happen and killed them from what I remember
@@grue5808 Yoda was a true Jedi master both wise and powerful. He knew that the clones were a potential threat to the order but the jedi had no choice but to rely on their help against the Separatists to protect the Republic. It was his duty to go along with it despite the danger but he was always prepared to react when the time came. Unfortunately, he underestimated the true threat behind everything like all the others but honestly, Darth Sidious had already called checkmate years ago and there was little he could do about it.
The Jedi had every reason to be suspicious of the clones given how they magically fell into place at the exact time they were needed the most. Then in a very short time they were able to win the Jedi's respect and admiration - as if they had been designed to do just that. Again, things fell into place too easily. That's where I thought this explanation was going.
tbf our view is retrospective in the eyes of the Jedi it also could have been the foresight through the force by Syfo-Dias that explains the perfect timing of the clone army being in the perfect age
Ethpling He chose the red pill, but made it appear as if he chose the blue one instead, by insisting that he is color blind and picked the red pill. But told everyone he thought it was the blue pill and told them if they say hes wrong they themselves had actually picked the red pill, and therefore cannot be trusted themselves! Cause they would then be projecting their insecurities upon him and trying to make it seem as if he picked the red pill!
I kind of love that this weirdly shows another failure of the Masters Yoda & Mace - they never shared this simple yet poignant point amongst the Jedi. I get not wanting to cause a schism between the troopers and their Jedi Generals but the sheer number of secrets that the Council (especially Yoda & Mace) kept to their chest may just be one of the largest contributing factors to why the Jedi were so susceptible to Darth Sidious' machinations xx
If the Council sent out a memo to all the Jedi to distrust the clones, Anakin would have warned Sidious. The Jedi Council recognised the potential of a traitor among them.
@@jintym2951 You do not understand. The traitor would've revealed it to the plotter, and he'd adjust his plan accordingly, to overcome the fact that the Jedi already knew.
I still remember that Friday evening when Star Wars the Clone Wars premiered. And that one scene where Yoda asks the Clones to come and sit with them and to show their faces. It made Revenge of the Sith so much more heartbreaking knowing that the clones would betray him. Like if you remember it too.
Well, I grew up watching the clone wars before watching the star wars movies so after seeing what the clones I've loved and watched for seasons did in the revenge of the sith I cried for a whole day.
Good to hear! I think both Legends and Canon have great things to offer. In fact I think they should establish an alternate universe; that way both Legends and Disney•Canon can coexist and ALL fans can be happy. That's just my opinion though.
For those who think that these commandos are pretty shitty or how they make commandos look bad you have to remember that they just got out of a crash landing so it's most likely plausible that their armor was damaged each of them have scratches and dents in the army so that would probably explain why they were able to be gone down so easily because they have no shields
That and they were most likely in the Katarn Mark 1 armor, as this happened early in the war, the armor could take blaster and lazer rounds very well, the cannons on droid starfighter would win on a direct hit. The later Mark 3 Katarn armor could stop a light cannon round, and take a direct grenade hit, with a clone jumping directly on top of a grenade. Clone commandos were ridiculously tough, but still flesh and blood.
I think we just don’t see it as the same scale battle as one another. My perception is immediately upon exiting hyperspace they were set upon by an entire fleet. Just one droid control ship has 139,000 battle droids, 1500 troop carriers, 1500 vulture droids and 6000 tanks. We see one droid control ship AND a capital ship. The capital ship has 1,500,000 droids and so many starfighters it doesn’t even quantify. So in essence this platoon of clone commandos went against a possible force of more than 1,600,000 droids, completed their objective and atleast one made it back to Coruscant. So in the right perspective what they accomplished was a miracle with or without any armor deficiencies.
I like to think this is why Yoda went out of his way to get clones to humanise themselves. Like in the series when he's telling the clones, "To the force, very different you all look." or something like that. Because he wants them to be more than blindly loyal weapons. Maybe part of his motivation is this tactical, "I'm not very comfortable with being surrounded by soulless killing machines".
@Robert Ortiz-Wilson First, stop pooping on the party. The way I see it, if legends can fit into the disney canon it should (granted some of it was a convoluted mess and needed cleaning up). Second, it would still make sense for Yoda to feel this way.
@@imlonelypleasehelp5443 In my star wars sithposting group there are people who think the series was a bit too kiddy (especially early on), that what existed before was better quality, or just generally critical of a series (there's no accounting for taste).
CaptainAWESOME117 that’s true. Never disputed that, but you can enjoy something stupid. It added a lot to the series that is loved and well it shouldn’t of been directed by George. He’s an amazing imaginative mind, but he can’t do technical all that well.
Here's a crazy theory - that "sudden respiratory failure" that killed Oviedo was actually Sidious executing him. The reason for this theory is because Clone Commandos aren't generally deployed for minor missions, such as this escort mission appeared to be. Even more unlikely is that more than one squad of Commandos would be deployed for such a mission or that they would be escorting the VIP's vessel on separate ships and not aboard the VIP's, where they would have been more effective. No, they weren't escorting him as a his protectors. He was their captive. Someone wanted Oviedo brought in to be dealt with and to make sure he didn't slip away, Commandos were sent to guard him. And the only other being that had direct command over the Clone Commandos besides their creators and the Jedi Council, was the Chancellor himself. For whatever reason, Sidious wanted or needed Oviedo removed, most likely because he was leaking important Republic secrets to the Separatists without Sidious' consent or supervision. Information that could allow the Separatist a quick victory, not to mention that Oviedo could easily also sabotage the equipment that his company creates, which adds another dangerous factor to the mix. Therefore; if your playing both sides against each other and you already planned which side you want to win eventually, having someone you don't control leak important information you don't want the other side to know can easily and completely ruin everything you have planned. It would only make sense that said individual's public image be ruined completely and then be eliminated in as discrete a manner as possible, and it would only make even more sense that you would send your best to make sure this individual doesn't escape your wrath.
@@hokanh579 Probably by visiting him as the Chancellor whilst at the medical facility where they were monitoring him (the battle/ambush did happen on an irradiated planet/moon) and then he simply and discretely used the Force to choke him to death.
I think the canon moment he stopped trusting them was that Clone Wars episode that focused on Sifo Dias, where they discovered that Dooku was responsible for the Clone army.
I remember buying this comic when I was like 10 at toys r us (rip). It came with the commando and the super battle droid with the incinerator grenades you could put on it. What a cool action figure set
They should have been a bit more selective. Some legends stuff is crap, and some is stellar, and the stellar stuff is well known, so it wouldn’t have been hard.
I can only imagine the nightmare it would be to try and keep some pieces of legends and ignore others, how to decide what is or isn't good, and how everytime you accept or ignore one part, fans will hate you for doing so either way. Basically star wars is to massive at this point, it either becomes extremely difficult to tell any story at all that has no contradictions to any other parts of the universe, or you have to ignore the bigger universe and piss people off. Hence why I think they decided to just say the expanded universe, legends, is all non canon.
I mean in the clone wars the jedi high council knew the clones where made by the separatists, but their own arrogance, and overconfidence in the clones will help us win the war they completely let it go and went on as if it was nothing. That shows how arrogant, hippocratic and overall simple minded side the jedi had. After order 66 they blame the clones when the ones they have to blame is themselves.
Very nice.I understand Yoda. But Jedi and clones became like brothers. Especially Anakin and his 501, Plo Koon and his troops. Kiadi Mundi and his. Ashoka of course and her soldiers
I Ki-Adi-Mundis case, maybe only the ones who he led during the second siege of Geonosis. The Galatic Marines who fought with him on Mygeeto hated him, because he was a terrible Tactician.
@@cooler3613 If you read the novelization of RotS when order 66 is executed Cody complains about why he couldn't have gotten it before he gave back his lightsaber. So I'm not sure what their relationship was like.
Isn't this the same for the Jedi? Even when being used by the Senate for nefarious purposes they remained obedient. Jedi may have even been worse, they knew what they were doing and went along anyway leading to most of their deaths. It would be interesting to see a video of all the similarities between a clone and Jedi. Take away force abilities and the first handful of years of a Jedi´s life and your left with two very similar individuals.
Yeah, at least in legends (I don't know if it's canon anymore) the sith were a force sensitive species, and the Jedi of the old republic slaughtered them to extinction because they used the dark side
well not all of the jedi choose to be slaves for the senate some even refused to join the active war which would lead to their survival (Master Zao being one of them)
You're very welcome, the quality of your work has been going up steadily for the last couple of years, even somebody brain-slugged would enjoy your work or rather at least the slug would.
@@starwarsreadingclub When I saw Mace I was inspired to ask this question: On a semi related note, could Lord Vader use the Infinity Gauntlet? He is the Chosen One after all, and technically the Gems could have changed hands many times. Given that the stones could have come to The Galaxy Of Old. The question is would Vader search for it to save Padme?
Good of Yoda to share his distrust with his fellow Jedi. Warning them to be on guard will most certainly be helpful later on, if the clone troopers suddenly turn on them.
love the clone wars stories. its one part of the extended universe that i am enamored with and i hope Disney doesn't rip it away from Canon. George Lucas approved all the clone wars related stories right?
I forget where I saw the comic but I love the little comedy bit when there's a few troops walking with some jedi asking what Order they're on and they reply various numbers between 62 and 65
He is live in legends he did some for the rebels and was on improving his force abilities, it improved to the point he could read minds. Unfortunately I can't think of comics he was in.
Wait wait wait...there's a Legends system named after my home region in northern Spain (Asturias) where Clone Commandos had to protect a guy named after the capital city (Oviedo)?
That's probably the point. It was a reference to a real-life region and city. It's like if they added a planet called Virginia and its capital city was Richmond.
@@HolyknightVader999 I'd think starting to build and army of their own to assist the clones and hopefully gain a strong enough army to potentially defend against a possible betrayal would be a good start. Of course actually doing that is a whole different story, considering the logistics, economy and just general time and resources they would need to do all that, and the millions of other things that could go wrong. Really, just using an entire army of soldiers who's origins aren't fully understood and who may very well be traitors that severely outnumber you and could destroy you if they felt like it wasn't a good idea to begin with, but sadly the Jedi just weren't fully prepared for all out warfare because...well at that point they were pretty confident in their own abilities and strenght, arrogant even. At least most of them were, so they kind of had to accept the clones even if it wasn't the best idea.
@@Malenrick Yeah but id imagine Palpatine would see this happening and initiate order 66 sooner. However, I remember seeing a comic where he was testing it during the clone wars, so mabye they would have had time.
I think the original EU cannon of the clones already knowing about order 66 in the form of a contingency plan made the plot a lot more deep than the chip explanation.
well there was that scene in one of the first episodes that Yoda taught the clones about how different they are from each other, reminded them how different they are. The point is that Yoda is wise, and senses great disturbances with each clone, but they're are good clones. so most of them have betrayed the jedi during Order 66 but not the entire clone army. Rex, Wolfe, Gregg and possibly more still new what kind of orders they were given and still carried some out BUT when Rex recognised that former Jedi master Krell, was giving out orders that even the clones recognised that there were better plans than leading the troopers into battle and sacrificing some lives. So arrested him and another cline who thought "Good soldiers follow orders", the point is not all the clones troopers are as bad as they seem.
I fuckin love this comic, when I was younger I owned a physical copy and I read it all the time! Now all I have left to remember it by is the commando clone trooper that came with it .
This isn't a suprise, Yoda never really liked the Clone Troopers anyway, like Master Rahm Kota. Rahm Kota never like the Clone Troopers and saw them as nothing but "silhouettes", and he instead seeked real human beings who actually thinks (no offense to Captain Rex). And remind you, this was before order 66, before TFU game. P.S And the Jedi knew order 66.
@Adam and Eve That's why I said, Humans would actually think like a soldier like what you said about the Clones, but theirs a total difference between the two.
@Adam and Eve idk about the mandalorian part, it's true he beat the living force out of 5 jedi with his hands but Madalore the ultimate held his own against Revan. And in my book revan equal... A lot of jedi and sith but more than 5 for sure
@Adam and Eve idk if Jango could do as good as mandalore the ultimate against Revan. Mandalore fought revan in close combat, constantly striking to counter the use of force power by revan. (hard to focus on the force, when you have a 6.4 mandalorian trying to bach your skull open). You're right I have no doubt Jango is better with a blaster than MTU but I doubt it would be the best approach against Revan. (allowing Revan to use the force in a fight isn't the best idea of all time, the guy was so force thirsty he had multiple master jedi has a padawan.)
Oviedo and Aviles are the names of two capital cities of Asturias, a region in the northern Spain. Their pronunciation in Spanish sounds great for the Star Wars universe
Nice to see more love for the Tales comics, even if a lot of them are either non-canon (Skippy the Force-sensitive droid, for one, although it's actually an inspiring tall tale in Legends lore) or semi-canon (the George R. Binks storyline might have actually happened in a different form in actual lore, in my opinion). Also, Oviedo was most likely killed by Palpatine there.
This was a great comic. You could get it with the 2 action figure comic pack. This one came with action figures of Rc-28-8 and a super battle droid, i still have them and the comic!
I always wondered, when and how did Darth Sidious put the "order 66" command into the clones? Did he pay off the kaminoans or was it something he got jango to do for him?
The inhibitor chips were necessary for the clone wars and therefore current canon interpretation of the clones. They are portrayed as loyal to the republic but ultimately more loyal to their brothers and fellow soldiers, which include the jedi. They would not have carried out order 66 as shown in revenge of the Sith I like to think of the old legends clones and current canon clones as seperate characters. Both are similar yet different interpretations of a slave army that unfortunately cannot coexist
I imagine the moment Commander Gree and that clone scout stepped behind Yoda and before he decapitated them both, Yoda remembered Theta Twenty-Eight Eight saying "As you wish, sir."
I feel this story kind of undermines the small moments during the first episode of season 1 of Clone Wars. Yoda said the Clones that went with him that all were different in the Force and he treated them like individuals and not as monsters. In contrast, he trusted his men to fight with him and stopped to ease them.
As another comment said, this could be another reason why yoda was so adamant about making the clones feel like unique individuals, because otherwise they are just soulless killing machines.
That's not part of Legends continuity, this was written way before the Clone War TV series, lookup The Clone Wars multimedia project and you will understand
![All Mutated and Enhanced Clone Troopers [Canon and Legends] - Star Wars Explained](/img/n.gif)
This reminds me of how Jedi Master Rahm Kota didn’t trust the clones at all and went on to build his own army of regular Human soldiers
Great point Daryl! The great aspect about this story for Yoda is that the Clones did exactly what they were supposed to, and that is what gave Yoda pause, fearing it could one day be used against them. It wasn't any type of negative sentiments towards the Jedi or refusal of orders, but just the opposite. I enjoyed that approach. But thank you for watching and for the support as always. It is always great to see your comments!
True
The earliest beginning of the Rebel Alliance.
and he still fought while blind, what a madlad.
edgelord 59 He allows the Force to perceive his surroundings after Starkiller blinded him. Let’s not forget he’s a practitioner of Form VII lightsaber combat
Talk like Yoda day it is.
Annoying it will be.
Yes especially when someone can do a legit impression of him
if only i knew 12 hours ago
April 5th it is not.
Hmmm yes yes ha ha ha
Victor Bruant love this day I do!
Ehehehe
0:40 When Yoda looks more like Samuel L. Jackson than even Mace Windu does.
Ctfu swear
than*
@@CorrectionUnknown Thanks
got a real lol out of your comment
Fagdalf The Gay are you stupid? The movie is based off of comic books not the other way around
It makes sense, since Yoda was one of the few Jedi that killed the clone troopers that were assigned to kill him in Order 66.
Patrick P-Roy Ferreira perfect continuity
yup, had no idea of this but always noted how ruthless Yoda was when he did it, at that time i just passed it as him being badass but now it makes more sense.
They probably would've killed him had it been the first day on the job. His personal troopers had a lot of respect for him. When they were ordered to execute the order they hesitated. Yoda sensed the conflict in their minds, knew what was about to happen and killed them from what I remember
@@grue5808 Yoda was a true Jedi master both wise and powerful. He knew that the clones were a potential threat to the order but the jedi had no choice but to rely on their help against the Separatists to protect the Republic. It was his duty to go along with it despite the danger but he was always prepared to react when the time came. Unfortunately, he underestimated the true threat behind everything like all the others but honestly, Darth Sidious had already called checkmate years ago and there was little he could do about it.
@@grue5808 i always figured he felt the deaths of his fellows throughout the force. Never thought he felt their conflict
I'm not a fan of how Mace Windu is drawn in that comic.
Nor am I.
He looks like a cabbage patch kid
Corrupted Archangel bro mace windu looks like a black MR clean bruh,
Lol
dude looking like a peach
The Jedi had every reason to be suspicious of the clones given how they magically fell into place at the exact time they were needed the most.
Then in a very short time they were able to win the Jedi's respect and admiration - as if they had been designed to do just that. Again, things fell into place too easily.
That's where I thought this explanation was going.
tbf our view is retrospective
in the eyes of the Jedi it also could have been the foresight through the force by Syfo-Dias that explains the perfect timing of the clone army being in the perfect age
Yoda sandwish goes missing,mustard on a clones armor he sees,"trust in clones i do not" yoda said with a suspicious stare
Lol
So, to avoid being seen as a separatist collaborator, he collaborated with the separatists. This is some serious 4D chess right there
He’s a stable genius.
I say """"""""""yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees it iss"
He didn’t jus start collaborating there. He did it for a while and was making some fine credits too, he just didn’t want his public image tarnished
Ethpling He chose the red pill, but made it appear as if he chose the blue one instead, by insisting that he is color blind and picked the red pill. But told everyone he thought it was the blue pill and told them if they say hes wrong they themselves had actually picked the red pill, and therefore cannot be trusted themselves! Cause they would then be projecting their insecurities upon him and trying to make it seem as if he picked the red pill!
The Sith plot in the prequel trilogy is so good, George did not know where to focus for the movies
I kind of love that this weirdly shows another failure of the Masters Yoda & Mace - they never shared this simple yet poignant point amongst the Jedi.
I get not wanting to cause a schism between the troopers and their Jedi Generals but the sheer number of secrets that the Council (especially Yoda & Mace) kept to their chest may just be one of the largest contributing factors to why the Jedi were so susceptible to Darth Sidious' machinations xx
If the Council sent out a memo to all the Jedi to distrust the clones, Anakin would have warned Sidious. The Jedi Council recognised the potential of a traitor among them.
@@HighAdmiral True. But fearing the disloyalty of a single Jedi left thousands of other Jedi utterly unprepared for the true threat xx
@@jintym2951 You do not understand. The traitor would've revealed it to the plotter, and he'd adjust his plan accordingly, to overcome the fact that the Jedi already knew.
The Admiral Another plan could mean another chance it might fail
@@Aristocratic13 Exactly. A 'change in the plan' made at such a late date could have unraveled Sidiious' plans totally.
I still remember that Friday evening when Star Wars the Clone Wars premiered. And that one scene where Yoda asks the Clones to come and sit with them and to show their faces. It made Revenge of the Sith so much more heartbreaking knowing that the clones would betray him. Like if you remember it too.
Well, I grew up watching the clone wars before watching the star wars movies so after seeing what the clones I've loved and watched for seasons did in the revenge of the sith I cried for a whole day.
Erik Widengård you are a true fellow Star Wars fan brother.
I miss watching new episodes of Clone Wars on Cartoon Network.
@@EchthelionII
Me too man... Me too
Glad to hear the replies.
Im appreciating Legends much more.
Good to hear! I think both Legends and Canon have great things to offer. In fact I think they should establish an alternate universe; that way both Legends and Disney•Canon can coexist and ALL fans can be happy.
That's just my opinion though.
Q. Vos that’s exactly what they should do, embrace all starwars and stop alienating fans
If not for MEEEeeeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEE...for "I'm gonna protect and guard you whether you like it or not"
For those who think that these commandos are pretty shitty or how they make commandos look bad you have to remember that they just got out of a crash landing so it's most likely plausible that their armor was damaged each of them have scratches and dents in the army so that would probably explain why they were able to be gone down so easily because they have no shields
That and they were most likely in the Katarn Mark 1 armor, as this happened early in the war, the armor could take blaster and lazer rounds very well, the cannons on droid starfighter would win on a direct hit. The later Mark 3 Katarn armor could stop a light cannon round, and take a direct grenade hit, with a clone jumping directly on top of a grenade. Clone commandos were ridiculously tough, but still flesh and blood.
I think we just don’t see it as the same scale battle as one another.
My perception is immediately upon exiting hyperspace they were set upon by an entire fleet. Just one droid control ship has 139,000 battle droids, 1500 troop carriers, 1500 vulture droids and 6000 tanks. We see one droid control ship AND a capital ship. The capital ship has 1,500,000 droids and so many starfighters it doesn’t even quantify.
So in essence this platoon of clone commandos went against a possible force of more than 1,600,000 droids, completed their objective and atleast one made it back to Coruscant.
So in the right perspective what they accomplished was a miracle with or without any armor deficiencies.
I like to think this is why Yoda went out of his way to get clones to humanise themselves. Like in the series when he's telling the clones, "To the force, very different you all look." or something like that. Because he wants them to be more than blindly loyal weapons. Maybe part of his motivation is this tactical, "I'm not very comfortable with being surrounded by soulless killing machines".
Yeah, that was a brilliant moment. And some people say that show is bad...
@Robert Ortiz-Wilson First, stop pooping on the party. The way I see it, if legends can fit into the disney canon it should (granted some of it was a convoluted mess and needed cleaning up).
Second, it would still make sense for Yoda to feel this way.
Dylan Higgins who’s ever said that?
@@imlonelypleasehelp5443 In my star wars sithposting group there are people who think the series was a bit too kiddy (especially early on), that what existed before was better quality, or just generally critical of a series (there's no accounting for taste).
CaptainAWESOME117 that’s true. Never disputed that, but you can enjoy something stupid. It added a lot to the series that is loved and well it shouldn’t of been directed by George. He’s an amazing imaginative mind, but he can’t do technical all that well.
"Let's put these peace preaching monks as our legion of clone soldiers's commanders.. what could go wrong?"
The ones that werent goddamn zealots worked quite well. Unfortunately i can only name 4
They did fucking well as generals... even more than any soldier would... what is your point?
Clone Commanders saw them as near-perfect generals. What's the problem?
Near perfect a bit into the war. In the beginning they were Terrible but many if them started studying tactics
Why Mace WIndu's skin is so smooth it is making me feel threatned.
Here's a crazy theory - that "sudden respiratory failure" that killed Oviedo was actually Sidious executing him.
The reason for this theory is because Clone Commandos aren't generally deployed for minor missions, such as this escort mission appeared to be. Even more unlikely is that more than one squad of Commandos would be deployed for such a mission or that they would be escorting the VIP's vessel on separate ships and not aboard the VIP's, where they would have been more effective.
No, they weren't escorting him as a his protectors. He was their captive. Someone wanted Oviedo brought in to be dealt with and to make sure he didn't slip away, Commandos were sent to guard him. And the only other being that had direct command over the Clone Commandos besides their creators and the Jedi Council, was the Chancellor himself.
For whatever reason, Sidious wanted or needed Oviedo removed, most likely because he was leaking important Republic secrets to the Separatists without Sidious' consent or supervision. Information that could allow the Separatist a quick victory, not to mention that Oviedo could easily also sabotage the equipment that his company creates, which adds another dangerous factor to the mix.
Therefore; if your playing both sides against each other and you already planned which side you want to win eventually, having someone you don't control leak important information you don't want the other side to know can easily and completely ruin everything you have planned. It would only make sense that said individual's public image be ruined completely and then be eliminated in as discrete a manner as possible, and it would only make even more sense that you would send your best to make sure this individual doesn't escape your wrath.
It doesn't seem crazy at all. I totally thought that was what happened even before reading the comments.
But, good for you for pointing it out.
How Sidious executed him?
@@kainslegacy78618 Thx.
@@hokanh579 Probably by visiting him as the Chancellor whilst at the medical facility where they were monitoring him (the battle/ambush did happen on an irradiated planet/moon) and then he simply and discretely used the Force to choke him to death.
@@darthskarr8975 hmm... possible
Just like Rahm Kota! If you haven't made any videos on him, would you?
Kota was right
Unfortunately I don't think he's canon anymore.
Which sucks because I liked that his paranoia saved him.
@@getthegoons The Disney canon is a big mess
I love anything Legends. Especially from Star Wars Reading Club
I think the canon moment he stopped trusting them was that Clone Wars episode that focused on Sifo Dias, where they discovered that Dooku was responsible for the Clone army.
Mathematically likely.
He always trusted the clones but seriously doubt master Yoda ever trusted their creators.
I remember buying this comic when I was like 10 at toys r us (rip). It came with the commando and the super battle droid with the incinerator grenades you could put on it. What a cool action figure set
Love Legends, I do.
A mistake it was, to de-canonize it all.
They should have been a bit more selective. Some legends stuff is crap, and some is stellar, and the stellar stuff is well known, so it wouldn’t have been hard.
They should swap the canon stuff with the legends stuff.
It was only a matter of time. It's for the best all things considered.
Well how the clone act here in this video is completely the opposite on how any clones acted in the clone wars show.
I can only imagine the nightmare it would be to try and keep some pieces of legends and ignore others, how to decide what is or isn't good, and how everytime you accept or ignore one part, fans will hate you for doing so either way.
Basically star wars is to massive at this point, it either becomes extremely difficult to tell any story at all that has no contradictions to any other parts of the universe, or you have to ignore the bigger universe and piss people off.
Hence why I think they decided to just say the expanded universe, legends, is all non canon.
I mean in the clone wars the jedi high council knew the clones where made by the separatists, but their own arrogance, and overconfidence in the clones will help us win the war they completely let it go and went on as if it was nothing. That shows how arrogant, hippocratic and overall simple minded side the jedi had. After order 66 they blame the clones when the ones they have to blame is themselves.
“Sudden respiratory failure”
Lmao as if it isn’t immediately obvious what happened
The clone wars are more complex than tv shows, a pity that we will not see something like that on tv.
To put this feat of the clone commando into perspective, a droid control ship and capital ship has over 1.6million battle droids ready to deploy.
I remember getting this issue at walmart years ago when I was a little kid! It even came a commando figure and super battle droid figure.
Unbelievable how many hints and doubts the Jedi had against the Clone Troopers
Very nice.I understand Yoda. But Jedi and clones became like brothers. Especially Anakin and his 501, Plo Koon and his troops. Kiadi Mundi and his. Ashoka of course and her soldiers
I Ki-Adi-Mundis case, maybe only the ones who he led during the second siege of Geonosis. The Galatic Marines who fought with him on Mygeeto hated him, because he was a terrible Tactician.
Then I'm just going to assume Plo was leading a different clone squad when they shot him down.
What about Cody and Obi-Wan? I'd argue they had the closest friendship in the army.
@@cooler3613 If you read the novelization of RotS when order 66 is executed Cody complains about why he couldn't have gotten it before he gave back his lightsaber. So I'm not sure what their relationship was like.
Them too
"If not for meeeeee...." LOL!
That's my favorite part of these videos.
Isn't this the same for the Jedi? Even when being used by the Senate for nefarious purposes they remained obedient. Jedi may have even been worse, they knew what they were doing and went along anyway leading to most of their deaths. It would be interesting to see a video of all the similarities between a clone and Jedi. Take away force abilities and the first handful of years of a Jedi´s life and your left with two very similar individuals.
Yeah, at least in legends (I don't know if it's canon anymore) the sith were a force sensitive species, and the Jedi of the old republic slaughtered them to extinction because they used the dark side
well not all of the jedi choose to be slaves for the senate some even refused to join the active war which would lead to their survival (Master Zao being one of them)
I love your work by the way, keep it up.
I very much appreciate that Robert. It is great to hear that you are enjoying the videos!
You're very welcome, the quality of your work has been going up steadily for the last couple of years, even somebody brain-slugged would enjoy your work or rather at least the slug would.
@@starwarsreadingclub When I saw Mace I was inspired to ask this question: On a semi related note, could Lord Vader use the Infinity Gauntlet? He is the Chosen One after all, and technically the Gems could have changed hands many times. Given that the stones could have come to The Galaxy Of Old. The question is would Vader search for it to save Padme?
This story shows Yoda probably sensed 66 coming. And it probably helped him be ready on the Wookie home world when his own force turned on him
Good of Yoda to share his distrust with his fellow Jedi. Warning them to be on guard will most certainly be helpful later on, if the clone troopers suddenly turn on them.
love the clone wars stories. its one part of the extended universe that i am enamored with and i hope Disney doesn't rip it away from Canon.
George Lucas approved all the clone wars related stories right?
Star Wars Comic Packs Tales #22
I have this pack, the blank clone commandos are pretty rare.
This story is one of my favorites! It is also the first Star Wars comic ive read
This video was great! Very concise, you didn’t do that repeat thing you did on a lot of videos. Great interesting story too.
That would explain how Yoda survived Order 66.
I forget where I saw the comic but I love the little comedy bit when there's a few troops walking with some jedi asking what Order they're on and they reply various numbers between 62 and 65
I have this comic! You got it with a commando figure YEARS ago. The comic was pretty awesome, if just a but short.
Can you do Boshek? He was a low level force sensitive smuggler who beat Han's record.
WHAT!? Blasphemy!
@@EchthelionII well in legends he was going brag to Han before greedo got there.
@@emmanuelmorris7653 Did he die, or what happened to him, and what (if any) book/s is he in?
He is live in legends he did some for the rebels and was on improving his force abilities, it improved to the point he could read minds. Unfortunately I can't think of comics he was in.
@@emmanuelmorris7653 What about books?
Yoda decapping 3 clones in 1 swoop is in my top 3 SW scenes. Great video!
*decapitating*
@@achelois3245 word Nazi 😂
Me: Sees clone commandos*
Also me: *C L I C K*
When around the survivors a defensive perimeter create, they did not.
Yooooo! This is fron the Star Wars Tales comic from dark horse!! I have this. I loved this series.
Wait wait wait...there's a Legends system named after my home region in northern Spain (Asturias) where Clone Commandos had to protect a guy named after the capital city (Oviedo)?
That's probably the point. It was a reference to a real-life region and city. It's like if they added a planet called Virginia and its capital city was Richmond.
But in typical Jedi fashion did nothing of substance about it.
What could they do? Fire their own army while quintillions of droids came for them?
@@HolyknightVader999 I'd think starting to build and army of their own to assist the clones and hopefully gain a strong enough army to potentially defend against a possible betrayal would be a good start.
Of course actually doing that is a whole different story, considering the logistics, economy and just general time and resources they would need to do all that, and the millions of other things that could go wrong.
Really, just using an entire army of soldiers who's origins aren't fully understood and who may very well be traitors that severely outnumber you and could destroy you if they felt like it wasn't a good idea to begin with, but sadly the Jedi just weren't fully prepared for all out warfare because...well at that point they were pretty confident in their own abilities and strenght, arrogant even. At least most of them were, so they kind of had to accept the clones even if it wasn't the best idea.
@@Malenrick Yeah but id imagine Palpatine would see this happening and initiate order 66 sooner. However, I remember seeing a comic where he was testing it during the clone wars, so mabye they would have had time.
I think the original EU cannon of the clones already knowing about order 66 in the form of a contingency plan made the plot a lot more deep than the chip explanation.
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"They are professional soldiers trained to fight and die if necessary in the war against the separatists." (Colonel)
4:33 “…Died to sudden respiratory faliures”
Like getting force choked to death, perhaps?
Oh I remember that comic when I was way younger. Never thought about this at all.
Mace Windu looks like he’s about to wax his entire body again
Asturias is my province and its capital its Oviedo XD. Im from Spain.
well there was that scene in one of the first episodes that Yoda taught the clones about how different they are from each other, reminded them how different they are. The point is that Yoda is wise, and senses great disturbances with each clone, but they're are good clones. so most of them have betrayed the jedi during Order 66 but not the entire clone army. Rex, Wolfe, Gregg and possibly more still new what kind of orders they were given and still carried some out BUT when Rex recognised that former Jedi master Krell, was giving out orders that even the clones recognised that there were better plans than leading the troopers into battle and sacrificing some lives. So arrested him and another cline who thought "Good soldiers follow orders", the point is not all the clones troopers are as bad as they seem.
I fuckin love this comic, when I was younger I owned a physical copy and I read it all the time! Now all I have left to remember it by is the commando clone trooper that came with it .
This isn't a suprise, Yoda never really liked the Clone Troopers anyway, like Master Rahm Kota. Rahm Kota never like the Clone Troopers and saw them as nothing but "silhouettes", and he instead seeked real human beings who actually thinks (no offense to Captain Rex). And remind you, this was before order 66, before TFU game.
P.S And the Jedi knew order 66.
@Adam and Eve That's why I said, Humans would actually think like a soldier like what you said about the Clones, but theirs a total difference between the two.
@Adam and Eve idk about the mandalorian part, it's true he beat the living force out of 5 jedi with his hands but Madalore the ultimate held his own against Revan. And in my book revan equal... A lot of jedi and sith but more than 5 for sure
@Adam and Eve idk if Jango could do as good as mandalore the ultimate against Revan. Mandalore fought revan in close combat, constantly striking to counter the use of force power by revan. (hard to focus on the force, when you have a 6.4 mandalorian trying to bach your skull open). You're right I have no doubt Jango is better with a blaster than MTU but I doubt it would be the best approach against Revan. (allowing Revan to use the force in a fight isn't the best idea of all time, the guy was so force thirsty he had multiple master jedi has a padawan.)
@Adam and Eve When disney retcons jango as actually being mandalorian
*Visible Disgust*
I came here to hear "Video ex-po-saaay" wasn't disapointed. Love it, just like the videos.
I knew this would be good . I don't know why I keep passing on the suggestion list.
Oh man I had that comic, it came with a commando and super battle droid figure. I must've read it a dozen times
Oviedo and Aviles are the names of two capital cities of Asturias, a region in the northern Spain. Their pronunciation in Spanish sounds great for the Star Wars universe
"if not for meee....for sudden respiratory issues!"
"For many, blind obedience, or selfless duty, may be sufficient, but never for all."
Nice to see more love for the Tales comics, even if a lot of them are either non-canon (Skippy the Force-sensitive droid, for one, although it's actually an inspiring tall tale in Legends lore) or semi-canon (the George R. Binks storyline might have actually happened in a different form in actual lore, in my opinion).
Also, Oviedo was most likely killed by Palpatine there.
This was a great comic. You could get it with the 2 action figure comic pack. This one came with action figures of Rc-28-8 and a super battle droid, i still have them and the comic!
Oviedo is the capital of Asturias in earth.
Im from Asturias
I only watch these to hear the blue guy say
"In this video expose"
RC10-80? Who the heck. I missed something. :D
RC-2880
Moon of Asturias, yeah its Reconquista time.
The Guys name is Oviedo, I'm starting to think Star Wars is going on in Spain.
It's soooooo satisfying seeing that like button actually change from 2k to 2.1k
Yo dude i remember having this comic good times.
I’m not a fan of how Samuel L. Jackson is drawn in the comics.
Shabrovski same
Lmao I saw it right after seeing this comment
Goddamn these vids are so good, I just love how you talk about the comics
did you know that oviedo and asturias are places in Spain?
I kept waiting for the “if not for me” but it just kept going to social media and patreons
I wonder how he felt about the clones during his mission with three clones on the moon of Rugosa when he was sent to negotiate with the Toydarians?
Yoda is a savage!!
I left a like for *RC-1080*
Nice to see Legends content as always
Trust you not your master does
Lol
Oviedo is the capital City of Asturias, an Spanish region.
Very non Star Wars name, if you ask me.
I always wondered, when and how did Darth Sidious put the "order 66" command into the clones? Did he pay off the kaminoans or was it something he got jango to do for him?
Old on the repsone but star wars the clone wars expanded on how that was possible
This is why I think the inhibitor chips were stupid.
The inhibitor chips were necessary for the clone wars and therefore current canon interpretation of the clones. They are portrayed as loyal to the republic but ultimately more loyal to their brothers and fellow soldiers, which include the jedi. They would not have carried out order 66 as shown in revenge of the Sith
I like to think of the old legends clones and current canon clones as seperate characters. Both are similar yet different interpretations of a slave army that unfortunately cannot coexist
Ah yes, Space-Colonel Sanders the separatist...
That would explain why my 5 Dollar Fillup tasted a little too much like secession yesterday
Clones, the forgotten and mistreated heroes. They were the true victims of the war.
If not for meeeee….*cue Scorch line* FOR DELTA 32!!! Or was that 23...? lol XD
It’s super early and I didn’t realize it was your video and then I heard “like the video, if not for meee....”
I imagine the moment Commander Gree and that clone scout stepped behind Yoda and before he decapitated them both, Yoda remembered Theta Twenty-Eight Eight saying "As you wish, sir."
may the commandos rest in peace
commandos are so awsome
Oviedo? Asturias?
Spanish Inquisition intensifies
Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!
How ironic, 'cause I heard the clone troopers on Kamino decided to rebel against the Empire (Battlefront II-2003)
I 🅱et they keep the Yoda on area51!
Gonna join to the raid SWReadingClub? :^)
Stop
@@AndrewAce. *never!*
We have to save the -halflife3&catgirls- alien cheeks!
>:|
This raid of yours, is he going to be artistically done?
Raiding area 51 is stupid lol. I mean it is a MILTARY insulation people rushing it will most likely be arrested or shot
Oviedo pronounces O-vi-A-d-o as separate letters almost.
I feel this story kind of undermines the small moments during the first episode of season 1 of Clone Wars. Yoda said the Clones that went with him that all were different in the Force and he treated them like individuals and not as monsters. In contrast, he trusted his men to fight with him and stopped to ease them.
As another comment said, this could be another reason why yoda was so adamant about making the clones feel like unique individuals, because otherwise they are just soulless killing machines.
That's not part of Legends continuity, this was written way before the Clone War TV series, lookup The Clone Wars multimedia project and you will understand
朱光元 Icbeoaneistari I’m fully aware this is Legends. Doesn’t invalidate my opinion.
The Clone Wars 2008 show is not apart of EU continuity, it never was.
@@iceomistar4302 the show and it tie ins actually were, but now the show is part of the new canon
“Clones I do not trust. Steal my Ketamine, they will. Whack ass bustas, they are”
- Master Yoda
Wish we see more of the Clone Commando`s stories I do.
yoda: fight for us forever, they may not
mace: yea, *but those abs tho*
@45 seconds, why does Yoda look more like Samuel L Jackson than Mace Windu does? 😆
I cant unsee it now