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The Dark Truth Behind the Clone Legion that "Simped for Aliens"
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:51 Elite âCorpsâ
4:23 Regime Change Specialists
6:40 A Darker Side
9:41 Outro
Always found it odd how a whole Corps/Legion would just be overly friendly with any or all species they came across. Makes sense it was just their tasking that made them more tolerant and open, and not just all thrilled to work with all sorts of species.
Professionally working with allies is one thing, but the fascination of the various species of the Galaxy was mostly a Commander Gree thing.
Especially when you realize that the Clones had only ever met humans and Kaminoans, among which the humans were the ones they could trust, not the non-human species that they were used by.
A clone named Slickback is my favorite star wars character.
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Lmao, imagine ð that's actually pretty dope
Now, Mr. Slickback, I'm sorry but I don't really feel comfortable with-
"I hate to interrupt you, but it's "A Clone named Slickback". You gotta say it all.
Say the whole thing ðĪĢ
He's pretty based. His heart might've been in the right place but his method was all wrong.
Gree was correct about the Wookies, though. Civilization brought them to extraordinary heights and made them well-known in galactic society. If it weren't for civilization and space travel, who knows what the Wookies would have become. Their surroundings were not ideal, but they overcame their situation many times. There's no disrespect in that and the Wookies deserve to be commended for it
The same could be said for any species though. Civilization bringing them to greater heights I mean. The problem is simply how he talks about them. He literally calls them tamed savages
â@@jonathanpilcher337Bit of an oxymoron
I dream of what the wookies could have become if they weren't enslaved like 5 times in lore ð
@@Eyecyou64 I could imagine that it would involve beating the living daylights out of the trandoshans which is what those lizards really deserved.
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Velvet glove covering a mailed fist. That's how I'd describe the 41st. From helping the aliens of the galaxy to oppressing them. Guess some things never change with the regime, just that the veil is removed.
So the 41st were the geniuses who felt it will only take 2 troopers to take out Yoda? I would have waited until their were hundreds of my men before fighting that 1 foot demon
That is where I wouldn't be in site vision with in range of being decapitated or could be worst if I was a 41. Clone trooper
âââ@@siegel947 Gree really picked the worst way to go.
on the other hand, it makes sense he tried to do that as soon as possible, because Luminara was shot some hundreds of meters in front of Yoda. If he had wasted any time to gather more troops, Yoda would possibly just leave, he sensed danger before he was even attacked.
Well,they wanted to have the element of surprise.
@@LocalAlpha I just realized something, did Palpatine call the Troopers watching Yoda last on purpose, or there was lag trying to connect the call. I would have called the troopers around Yoda first and not Kenobi, and they can bomb him from orbit, and say it was a misfire
...As an aside, I really want to see a Galactic Federation of Free Alliances experimental military division that truly wants to research the Gree, the Kwa, the Rakata, and more.
*Even if it means making them slowly but surely becoming unsanctioned from their unwitting superiors, going rogue just because, and turn madcap enough to try and explore what's beyond the galaxy for the intent to acquire and reverse-engineer the Hypergates, and if they're lucky, well, say hello to the Star Wars equivalent of the Three Moons Initiative.*
3 Moons Initiative?
Also, they wanna explore beyond, mayhaps welcoming a race like the Vong on accident
@@thalmoragent9344 Look them up in the SCP Foundation mythos.
Actually, I'm expecting them to unwittingly go to another universe... perhaps they'll end up fighting Emperor Anakin Skywalker's own Galactic Empire that originated from the Revenge of the Sith game adaptation.
I love the 41st legion l always thought their green armor fascinating and interesting but commander gree amor is the most coolest
Unfortunately he lost his head to a 1 foot tall green murder goblin.
Most coolest
Agreed,too bad we don't have many green Clones.
Kenobi's Sky Corps were probably the most enlightened Clones of them all.
ðĪ . . . Certainly, Commander Gree didnât think that all alien species were inferior, especially the Gree, right?
Honestly, I donât know why Iâm even trying to state thereâs no evidence of the Canon version of the 41st being different from their Legends version since Geetsly makes it clear heâs citing from Legends sources. I guess itâs because I got annoyed by how he described the unitâs transition into the Imperial Era was more of an unmasking than a transformation. Yes, the excerpt from Gett is in a Legends source book. I donât know if the clone was really quoting from Tarkin, but he definitely did get those words from Gree.
Now besides the fact we never hear any clones from this unit talk in such Imperial ways, thereâs also the fact that one of the clones Yoda was with in âAmbushâ was in the unit. This clone was Jek, the weapons specialist and the Scout Trooper who got his head cut off alongside Gree. He was on relativity good terms with the Jedi after his experience with Yoda.
Also, apparently Kananâs unit of clones were actually part of the 41st Elite Corps. We see that the clones in this unit are quite friendly with the Jedi they serve with. The only time we see them act in a non-heroic manner was when they were under the influence of Order 66, in fact one of these clones broke free of the influence and killed himself and his brothers to save Kanan.
Sorry, itâs just that whenever I hear about how nasty Legends clones were under the surface, I feel I have to show how Canon clones are different to them.
To be fair, both things can be true. The Clones are people like anyone else, just isolated from normal society.
Canon clones are too sanitized. There's not enough fascist influence to show the transition to the Empire. Galactic Republic should be like Weimar Republic realistically. Instead we have the heel-face turns of Filoni cartoons.
@@user-yq9im9dk9z I donât think itâs necessary for clones to be truly fascist. Honestly the inhibitor chips and the symbol of the clones as military might and uniformity seems enough for citizens of the Empire to be inspired to become Stormtroopers. I imagine that any Stormtrooper that actually does interact with a Clone just feels like theyâre failed predecessors and that their generation will be the successful successors.
And is it really strange for clones to develop loyalty to the Republic instead of disdain at how it operates? After all, itâs Jedi leadership that gives them some independence and itâs service to the Republic that is the reason they exist. As for Imperial military policy, isnât it natural for clones, especially those who served under the Jedi, to take issue with such policy? Itâs not like they have the power to show the galaxy the truth because the Empire controls the Holonet. They can twist anything to their liking.
I mean, it just feels like to me serving under the Jedi for a few years would have a positive effect, especially since unlike Legends Jedi, reaching out to the clones was more of an official policy than an uncommon occurrence.
@@user-yq9im9dk9z The Empire isn't fascist, but I agree that the clones are sanitised though.
@@tk-6967 you think it's a monarchy? Either way they should show the transition properly, otherwise it's not believable that people just accepted the Empire.
Since some units of the 501st in the OG Battlefront II has accounts of working under the 41st Elite Corps during the Battle of Kashyyyk, my headcanon is that itâs considered a âCorpsâ because it yoinked special forces from across the GAR depending on the mission, which would explain the abundance of specialized troopers within the 41st Corps to begin with. Depending on their experience with their mission, itâs possible (like Jek of the CSG) that theyâre retrained and redeployed under the 41st
One of the things I love about Greetsly is his way of mixing Legends and Canon, and he does it in a way that works. Usually when I dislike it, its not his fault but the fault of either Legends or Canon
I love the green camo scout trooper armour on clones. Kinda idiotic on how empire on Endor didnât do the same.
It took me this long to even notice that the clones in Ep.3 were wearing light grey markings. I always thought it was just plain white armor lol
Not related to the 41st Elite Corps, but I'd love to see a video about the 327th Star Corps or the 21st Nova Corps and either of their operations after the Clone Wars.
That is dark indeed, but carries horrifying IRL analogies.
4:30 why does Chewbacca look photoshopped in?
So basically the 41st were Green Berets, whose primary mission set is to train and work with indigenous forces.
Practical suit in a scene where nearly everything else is CGI
Thanks for shining the light on these guys. The Alien Simp clones are actually the Anti-Alien Simp clones. Ironic
Let's not forget that prejudice against alien races is mostly deserved. They are not humans, their psychology works different, and it is in humanity's best interests to not trust aliens in general. Certain races, like Neimodians, especially.
41st eliteâs cammo scout trooper armor was fucking sick. Also as unsavory as it is with things like regime change you sometimes need people willing to get their hands dirty in the interest of getting the job done. Iâm not advocating for genocide or anything but if separatists were using the same tactics then there really is no longer a need for the discussion on ethics when it simply becomes necessary to not surrender the initiative and keep that fight going until victory can be achieved. It is a bit ironic saying this as an American but hey we know a thing or two because weâve seen a thing or two.
They are the Green Berets of the SW universe considering what their roles and jobs in the GAR were.
So basically the 41st the GAR equivalent of US Army Green Berets, in function if not not in mentality when it comes to other people
So how did it seem like Green company's troops were below average clones cus I remember that same episode had super battle droids literally cut down those men like nothing
after delving so much into 40k and stellaris lately, i cant help but just shrugging my shoulders at green company's true feelings. humanity first
Says "Green Company" but shows Doom Company
I wondered what it must be like for Commander Gree and his men to work with one of the worst Jedi ever like Luminara Unduli.
I wish the 41st and 327th were deployed to Umbara,with Gree and Bly leading.
RIP Commander Gree.
This gree guy sounds like a pretty cool dude tbh
Man you really make them sound cool by saying how they view xenos as the animals they are
To say they simped for aliens is a wild statement to makeð
Thanks for shouting out your milsim G41ST ALL THE WAY
No Clanka Iâm a Clone named Slickback
Humanity First!
Well, that took a dark turn at the end there, but that's usual for a Geetsly's video, lol.
In all seriousness, I can't believe the 41st were such assholes, and here I thought they were one of the actual good Clone units. Now I'm wondering how many other Clone units I love were secretly assholes. I'm starting to think only the 501st(at least Torrent Company and the 332nd), the 212th, and the 104th were the only actual good Clone units out there. There's got to be more good Clones out there, how I am supposed to still be loyal to the Republic if it turns out most of the Clones were assholes. Let's see here, the Galatic Marians and Faie's unit were obviously jerks, the 327th might have been good guys, we don't know much about Doom and his Legion of chads so maybe they were good guys too, the 91st is more complicated, under Ponds they were great under Neyo not so much.
I imagine how "good" a Clone unit is depends greatly on the Jedi they are assigned to and the missions they undertake
@@ZoeMalDoran So what I'm hearing is given that Aayla Secura was a pretty decent Jedi that the 327th have a chance here.
Your clones are very impressive, you must be proud...
Why would give bugs a right to vote?
where is the picture on the thumbnail from?
Basically space CIA
So they're the space Azov Battalion?
Its strange a brigade is three battalions. 3 brigades in a division .legion being the equivalent of a division. Irl
Glad to see a clone unit get properly exposed for being bad.
Where did u get this info from? I feel like sometimes this guy just makes up stuff so he can hate on characters
Humanity first.
The mean green machine
Colonial or clonial
Top 10? Love yâall btw
This is Canon for me!
41st legion was based
Humanity first Rahhh
Humans will always be #1!
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Are some of the pictures really AI enhanced?
It makes the pictures a bit weird to look at, sry.
Hallo
first
For real.
Hhmmm, racist "Space Maoris" you say? Hard to believe, but there it is, nonetheless!!