It really hit me when I noticed that when fives had said that the mission was over, he was talking about how he was relieved that he wouldn't be a part of order 66
also when rex mentions fives before lighting up ashoka thats actually him resisting order 66 the best he could to tell her to find fives's file and to understand what is happening and how to fix it hence "find him, find him, fives, find him fives!" then order 66 takes over and he pulls the trigger
@@Jeeps-ye5ct and this was were he messed up he should kill him at least because by doing that thing it just make him angrier and make him want revenge , actually I'm fan of vader not kenobi but accept this that he messed up here
For me, the saddest part was that even at his last breath, revenge was his main concern. Ventress, the Clones, Ahsoka and many more were also tools for the war, and when they realised it, they had their fair share of anger and revenge. But they managed to get over it. After losing his very final battle against Kenobi (and after losing to Sidious, losing his cartel, and losing everything), Maul was still fuelled by rage.
Its funny how Sidious even betrayed the Sith philosophy itself. The Sith wanted to rule the galaxy as an order with the strongest above all, while Sidious used the Sith as a way to give himself everything and killed, tricked and lied to everyone, even other Sith. Sidious was the truest Sith in history and yet he made the Sith his enemy as well.
@@helixvoidecho yeah about thatttt..... *remember flash forwards of sidious telling everyone that he is gonna blow up the galaxy in 16 hours through a message in a video game*
honestly fuck brain chips, it was way more nuanced when the clones were just following orders and some of them defected and betrayed Sidious to save their generals.
I love the idea of the chip. It just proves that Sidious trusted no one, planed every single detail and didn't care one bit about taking out their free will. This is a perfect example of the Dark Side.
@@TheManBehindTheSlaughter6669 I think brain chips helps explain why they turned against their generals so easily without asking any question. I mean, Cody didn't even hesitate.
Frankly only some parts of it worked. Trouble was back then, there was no Clone Wars and therefore the clones and their thought process wasn't out of brainwashing.
@@xanderm6090 In some ways that was better, making the clones heavily indoctrinated that they would turn on a dime against the jedi, it left it open to have Clones refuse the order and have more surviving Jedi. Makes battlefront 2 more tragic, but I like the tragedy of the end of clone wars too.
Jamie Gray both have their pros and cons but I think the chip makes the most sense otherwise it would not have been effective. Especially with how so many Jedi befriended their soldiers
@@jamiegray6931 Clones pretty much loved most of their Jedi Commanders with some exceptions, in hindsight it makes no sense that they would betray them if they had free will with indoctrination
@@semillakan6 Infact some clones actually fell in love with their Jedi Commanders in legends. The indoctrination then was supposed to resemble indoctrination under Nazi Germany, if they didn't follow the order the other clones would shoot them too. This makes Cody's turn and the turn of the other order 66 scene commanders seem more tragic as if they were always waiting for this order, and they were never really friends. I prefer the chip after watching all of the Clone wars, but the 501st journal, still an excellent piece of star wars material.
And this is why people love Star Wars. Not because of the loud flashes of battle or the epic wars in the stars... But because of how quiet it is. Because of how empty evil is even when it is applauded. Because of how quiet good is when it has lost or won. Because of a man who sought to save his life, the life he loved, and in doing so lost it. Because of a child who sacrificed his own life, and in doing so saved everyone's. Because of the grief of the loyal as they see their loyalty turned against them. Because of the pointlessness of it all, yet that same pointlessness building toward the simple reunion of a father and his son. Not because of the stars, or the wars, but because of the families that fight them.
It's not about blasters, lightsabers, explosions, starfighters, or the force. It's about spirituality, destiny, family, and belonging to something bigger.
"He will Avenge Us" When Maul said that to me at least he wasn't just talking about himself and Obi Wan he was talking about everyone that Sidious destroyed. Anakin All the Clones Almost all the Jedi Padme Obi Wan Yoda Kanan Ahsoka Dooku Savage Ventress Grievous Fives Clovis Cere Trilla Cal Merrin
@@ethanworks9917 He is but I thought he deserved a special mention considering he was one of the people that got fucked over by Sidious the hardest since he found out the truth but was silenced before he could reveal it.
Ethan Works I think because he was the only who knew the true meaning behind their creation and wanted to stop the order but got killed by his own brother by having Sidious frame Fives into attacking him after telling the truth.
Tell me have you ever heard the tragedy of Anakin Skywalker, the brave and heroic, an amazing Jedi who just couldn't live within the code. He put all his hopes and dreams into his wife. Only to ironically let his fears and insecurities take her away.
All happens in accordance to the Force. It is only defined as light, & dark, by such primitive minds, & their selfish arrogance for knowledge, & power. Jedi, Sith, such beings can only bring imbalance, & suffering to all, by their mere existence. Is it not poetic irony, our very real world is defined by such dogmatic, & political manuvers? All so a few, may maintain power over the many, who so desperate to define themselves within a group identity, called polite, civilized society, ever remain as willing slaves. Ever fearful, & envious, of the individual, with the strength, fortitude, & yes, freedom, to live upon the edge of the horizon of society's periphery.
That last part has nothing to with this. It's about right and wrong, not sociopolitical debate. The Sith corrupt and gather power, and view freedom and liberty as a affront to their right to rule absolutely, because of their Force connection. That the only natural order is the one they shape beneath them. The Jedi, while not infallible, believe that emotional maturity, discipline, insight, openess and above all self sacrifice. Are a responsibility, that all beings have a right to individual freedom. That when evil rises to dominate and tear down these things, they must rise to protect them. Dismissing when evil triumphs, that Sidious managed to poison a flawed but good man into betraying everything he believed in, condemned million to suffer years of tyranny, as something that "had to happen". Is just callous.
"He will avenge us." - Maul The moment of realization that despite the fact that everyone fought against each other, they had the same enemy all the time. Clones, Jedies, Maul, Dooku, Anakin, separationists, troopers and rebels died because of Sidious.
"He will avenge us." - Maul And avenge them he did. Every Jedi, every clone, and all the people of the galaxy Sidious trudged over, he avenged them all.
Yes, he most definitely did, and then he started his own Jedi Academy, established a more emotionally stable Jedi Order and trained his nephew & niece and his own son Ben. Palpatine never returned, the First Order was never formed and Luke never ran off to an island. Nope, that never happened. Rey, Poe and Finn are just students in his Academy, that's it.
This was AMZAZING. The only thing I've seen that switches between animated and live action clips but still retains all the emotion. You should be proud of this it was incredible.
Couldn't agree more... Anakin's journey it's so dam heartbreaking, and the fall of the jedi is so sad .. and this last bit of the animated show captures brilliantly those emotions of sadness and hoplessness, so as this video.
@@a.morphous66 "I dont like sand" makes sense though. He was born on Tatooine as a slave, a literal sand planet. He associates sand with his former life as a slave. "Uhhh, Palpatine is back" is just bad writing.
It’s really ironic, because we all think the villains are to never be trusted because of their evilness, but the fact that Maul was fully truthful on the future just blows everything out of the water.
yeah, the clone wars had a lot of moments that hit you in the feels but this for me at least..takes the cake clone boys did not deserve it, the jedi didnt either and maul.and the rebels
Soon after Season 4 of Rebels ended the Polish voice of clones and narrator of Clone Wars - Jerzy Dominik - died. He didn't survive to Season 7 of Clone Wars. He was such nice guy. Rest in peace, Jerzy. :(
Damn, that's sad. If there's a polish dub for season 7, I hope there is a "In memoriam" for him at some point, either in the first episode or the last one.
@@O-P-96 Does Lucasfilm write "In memoriam" in Star Wars franchise for any voice actor? The only "in memoriam" I know is Carrie Fisher but with the death of Leia Organa in Star Wars universe and legacy-like film on their official channel.
@@O-P-96 Although The Mandalorian and Season 7 of The Clone Wars have Polish dubbing, we Poles don't have access to Disney+. I watched them in Polish dubbing illegally already but with not great video quality. No matter which dubbing you will watch, at the end there are the credits for voice actors from all languages. If you have access to Disney+, may you show us what Polish voice actors are there written?
@@Orto-jj2di lets hope so. I was so disapointed when I have seen the sequels. The only thing I want to see is Anakin/Vader Fullfill his destiny and fix mistakes which he made just like in original trilogy. Also movie about clone wars could be amazing
7-7:20 Anakin realizing he gave up everything.... for nothing. He still lost what he feared to lose, along with everything else he loved. Honestly shook me up.
When you realize how all of Star Wars(the games, the prequel, the original, clone wars, rebels, etc.) (apart from the abominable Sequel Trilogy ofc) is centered in some way around order 66. Its build-up, execution, and aftermath. True brilliance and masterpiece from the writers.
@@sunanimoon the sequel could have been done without order 66. That's one of the reasons why it is so bad. It doesn't even have any significance or any central conflict.
Damn, this is probably the most impressive star wars video mashup I've ever seen. Like... better than a company production quality. Really goes to show how much better a job a fan can do than even a corporation.
Well what I see in this is why I never loved the sequel trilogy, there was never an arching story like the 6 Lucas films and all the content of that era. There is something beautiful in the drama of star wars found there in this mashup which is why I loved it
@@AssassinsFear yeah, I mean honestly the sequels just lack everything imo. Not even from a star wars perspective, but film making in general, writing, depth, meaning, character, individuality. Sure, the effects look well done, but honestly sometimes things that are done too well make it look like a replica as oppose to the real thing. If you ever see big companies replicate real star wars helmets, they look too crisp, too clean, and are always made of an expensive material that the originals had not. Whereas independent small businesses run by fans who also replicate the helmets/armour, make it exactly how it was, play it by the book, recieve better approval from the original costume designers than the big companies, and the final result looks impeccable and honest. I know, a weird comparison, but big soulless corporations tend not to care, sure they may deliver a good product, but only someone with the passion will deliver the best.
The scene where Vader goes berserk in the hospital room and you put flashback of all the people he was close to was really heartbreaking to watch. I just love this video it’s so tragically beautiful.
God, it makes no logical sense how something purely fictional and unreal can affect us and impact our emotions so intensely. But Star Wars ignores every probability, and still overruns me and many others with intense emotion.
"I used to think that being a good soldier meant doing everything they told you. That's how they engineered us. But we're not droids. We're not programmed. You have to learn to make your own decisions. -Rex
@@TheIroncladResearcher Rex's voice is identical to every other clone voice, which is the same voice of Jango Fett, so you actually read it in Jango's voice.
@@BlurryC6165 Well I know that I'm not a noob. But Dee Bradley Baker made every clone character distinct from the other in minor tonal pitch. So I did in fact read it in Rex's unique variation in my head.
@@BlurryC6165 Yeah each Clone has a distinctive subvocal tone if you listen closely. Might just be me because I have a tendency to pick up what others don't but its plausible because then characters wouldn't be differentiatable between each other barring armor and distinctive personality.
You can kill me, but you will never destroy me. It takes strength to resist the dark side. Only the weak embrace it. Maul: It is more powerful than you know. And those who oppose it are more powerful than you'll ever be.
as a kid that was born during the prequels this made me cry. the prequels regardless of what people think about jar jar or whatever, is my very first exposure to star wars. hadn't because of the prequels, star wars could've been just a classic hit in the 70's where only kids during that time can share and the rest of the generation won't be able to relate. as much as people hated prequels I think most of us can agree that without it, we probably won't get clone wars, star wars would fade to obscurity like tron and the other sci fi movies that came out before.
The Prequels are genius, George’s best work in my opinion. Star Wars (1-6) is George’s brainchild and Disney won’t be able to destroy that, no matter how hard they try.
Definitely. Without the literary universe and prequel trilogy, Star Wars would not have kept it's relevancy for so many decades. The Simpsons used to be a cultural phenomenon too, now no one talks about it.
That moment when Vader stepped out of the surgery table, and those flashbacks, really is sad. In his ambitions to save Padme, not only did he kill her, but countless friends and allys along the way. Palpatine lied to him, but Anakin saw no reason to kill him then and there. Everything he loved and cared for are now dead or assumed to be. There’s no turning back now, he had destroyed everything he once loved. Kids show? No, This is storytelling at its finest.
This line is very true today IRL... People think that removing Trump is a victory... they've no idea what they've done. Misinformation is a ploy from both parties, but one in power now will cripple us completely.
6:54 In that moment he realised that everything he had done, everything he had lost including betraying his master and his entire order, everyone he had killed and how much he had to change to save his love was for absolutely nothing, and to top it off to know YOU killed your wife by doing all that. The pain he must have gone through
As sad as it was when the jedi purge happened, you can't deny the events that led up to it were expertly written despite what critics may say about the prequels.
The events expertly written that led up to it... as in the clone wars? Critics love The Clone Wars lol. the fact that the prequel trilogy needed a 7 season show to save it is what critics point out lol
@@burtmacklin1939 what did the clone wars save? The prequels? No. They are set after TPM and AoTC and so cannot influence any events set in those films' time period. The only thing it improved was RoTS. That movie was already considered to be the best of the prequels and the clone wars simply made it into a masterpiece. The Clone Wars didn't save anything. They just made a mostly whole story perfectly whole.
Problem with the Prequals partially also was, that after the first one they listened to the critics in some points instead of following their made up plan. Another problem was, that they weren't clear about the audience they wanted to reach. For a trilogy that is actually about politics and the fall of a democratic government it is not going deep enough into politics (though dialogue wise this plot has the strongest actors and acting.) For a chosen one movie Anakin is set up way to inconsistent, though that is due to the time spanning in between the movies. He's almost a new character each movie. The romance part is either way too cheesy or not half cheesy enough to be the main focus, and it doesn't fit in well as side story as it takes too much space. (Don't really mind the awkwardness of it, honestly, I'd expect someone like Anakin to be totally awkward while dating. He's raised by monks and literally told he's going to save everyone. Some high expectations there. It's just not well set up. So it's either too much info or not enough). If re-done, this trilogy should be made into the politics trilogy with Kenobi as main protagonist and not Anakin. Even though the first and second trilogy are combined the story of Anakin, this would fit the tone of the first trilogy, in which Vader also wasn't the main focus as character even though the story brought us to the point at which Vader and not Luke saved the day. (Which was maybe the most brilliant thing Lucas did in the original trilogy) The prequals lack some continous thread, which usually is a consistent perspective. It's actually the one thing the new trilogy did good. They had characters they continuously focused on and telling the story, as bad as it was, through them. And for the prequals, Kenobi is the most logical choice for main character for the whole set (he's important for each and every part and he is the link to the original series), while each movie in itself can have additional focus points.
@@VulpesChama hit the nail on the head I’d be fine if it the romance dialogue was awkward, but most of these scenes almost come out as creepy... and the rapey creepy, not the awkward “oh I don’t know how to talk to girls why’d I just say that 🙈” creepy
i love how the words "our trust, our faith, our friendship" and the scenes shows Kanan trusting Ezra, Ahsoka's faith being shaken, and cal's friendships with others it's awesome
"It - It's all in here." I can't imagine the fear and terror that Fives must have felt, when he found out about the chips and that he can loose control over himself when someone pushes the button. Chills, man...
This video literally broke me. Like ugly-sobbing-over-my-keyboard-tears-pumping-down-my-neck broke me. T_T Star Wars is a story to rival the likes of Lord of the Rings. There, I said it (and I'm a life-long LOTR fan so that's saying something).
Yoda: "By a lightsaber this was." Obi-Wan: "Who?" I think it is sad the way Obi-Wan didn't believe it was Anakin. His Brother turned against him. And that he was blinded by his love for Anakin that he couldn't see who Yoda was talking about.
Rest In Peace all the Brothers we lost... Clone Commando RC-8028 "Two-Eight" of Lambda Squad(Pre-War) Clone Commando Cadet "Dov"(Pre-War) Clone Commando RC-1304 "O-Four" of Lambda Squad Clone Commando "Sev" of Lambda Squad Clone Commando "DD" of Lambda Squad Clone Commando Sergeant RC-1133 "Taler" of Theta Squad Clone Commando RC-1134 "Vin" of Theta Squad Clone Commando RC-1135 "Jay" of Theta Squad Clone Trooper "Commando" Sergeant CT-19/39 Green Wizard Clone ARC Trooper "Tooth" Clone ARC Trooper "Spade" Clone ARC Trooper "Hash" Clone Trooper CT-43/002 of the The Muunilinst 10 of the Special Operations Brigade Clone Heavy Assault Trooper Captain CC-8/349 Four-Nine Clone Regimental Commander CRC-09/571 or 71 of the 416th Star Corps Clone Trooper "Bellow" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Pilot Gunner "Tracer" of Hunter Squadron Clone Trooper "Flanker" Clone Trooper Sergeant "Hez" of an unidentified Squad of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper "Ged" of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of Third Systems Army Clone Trooper "Vaize" of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper "Ayar" of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper "Lunn" of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper Sergeant "Swift" of the 91st Mobile Reconnaissance Corps of Systems Army Alpha Clone Pilot CT-X270 "Xutoo" of the Ord Cestus Squad of the Special Operations Brigade Clone Alpha-Class ARC Trooper Captain CT-96/298 or Alpha-98 "Nate" and "Jangotat" of the Ord Cestus Squad of the Special Operations Brigade Clone Pilot CT-1127/549 "Sicko" of Omega Squad Clone Trooper "Fi" of Improcco Company of the 41st Elite Corps of the 9th Assault Corps of the Third Mid Rim Army Clone(?) Commando RC-1570 "Nilo" of Tark Squad of the Special Operations Brigade(?) Clone(?) Commando RC-1571 "Xoni" of Tark Squad of the Special Operations Brigade(?) Clone(?) Commando RC-1572 "Quo" of Tark Squad of the Special Operations Brigade(?) Clone(?) Commando RC-1573 "Kupe" of Tark Squad of the Special Operations Brigade(?) Clone Trooper Commander CR57 Clone Trooper Commander "Dox" Clone Pilot Arrow Nine "Stinger" of Arrow Squadron Clone Trooper Lieutenant "Treve" possibly of the 212th Attack Battalion of the 7th Sky Corps of the Third Systems Army Clone Pilot "Bammer" of Gold Squadron Clone Commando Pilot RC-1080 or 10-80 of Theta Squadron Clone Trooper CT-915 Clone Trooper CT-914 Clone Alpha-Class ARC Trooper Deserter "Tavo" Covert Ops Clone Trooper CT-0368/7766 "Olun" Covert Ops Clone Trooper CT-6200/8901 "Moz" Clone Trooper Captain "Keeli" of the Outer Rim Garrison Clone Trooper Commander "Kite" of General Ares Nune's Fleet Clone Pilot Shadow Two "Matchstick" of Shadow Squadron Clone Pilot Shadow Five "Tag' of Shadow Squadron Clone Trooper Captain "Lock" of Breakout Squad Clone Trooper "Dyre" of Breakout Squad Clone Trooper Deck Officer CT-327 of the Rishi Station Unit Clone Trooper CT-00-2010 "Droidbait" of Domino Squad and the Rishi Station Unit Clone Trooper "Nub(Non-Useful Body)" of the Rishi Station Unit: Defense of Rishi Station Clone Trooper Sergeant CT-19-7409 "O'Niner" of the Rishi Station Unit Clone Trooper CT-4040 "Cutup" of Domino Squad and the Rishi Station Unit Clone Trooper CT-782 "Hevy" of Domino Squad and the Rishi Station Unit Clone Trooper "Vere" of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper "Ince" of Torrent Company of the 501st of Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper "Niner" of Commander Fil's Squad Clone Trooper "Bel" of Commander Fil's Squad Clone Trooper Commander CC-3714 "Fil" of an unidentified Squad Clone Pilot "Mack" of the Diplomatic Escort Group/Diplomatic Service of the Coruscant Guard of the First Army Clone Trooper "Cameron" of either the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army or the 327th Star Corps of the Second Army of Systems Army Alpha Clone Trooper "Lucky" of either the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army or the 327th Star Corps of the Second Army of Systems Army Alpha Clone Trooper "Flash" of either Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army or Aayla Secura's Company(Bacta Company?) of the 327th Star Corps of the Second Army of Systems Army Alpha Clone Cold Assault Trooper Commander "Mag" of the Glid Station Unit Clone Cold Assault Trooper "Shiv" of the Glid Station Unit Clone Pilot Blue Three "Slammer" of Blue Squadron Clone Pilot Blue Five "Tucker" of Blue Squadron Clone Pilot Blue Leader/Blue Two "Axe" of Blue Squadron Clone Trooper AR-9771 "Airo" of the 212th Attack Battalion of the 7th Sky Corps of the Third Systems Army Clone Cold Assault Trooper "Sten" of the Devil Dogs of the 44th Special Operations Division Clone Cold Assault Trooper "Deadeye" of the Devil Dogs of the 44th Special Operations Division Clone Cold Assault Trooper "Blunt" of the Devil Dogs of the 44th Special Operations Division Clone Cold Assault Trooper "Jark" of the Devil Dogs of the 44th Special Operations Division Clone Trooper Captain "Sharp" of the Devil Dogs of the 44th Special Operations Division Clone Pilot "Crazy Legs" of Sergeant Banks' Squad Clone Trooper "Syke" of Sergeant Banks' Squad Clone Trooper Traitor "Ghost" of Sergeant Banks' Squad Clone ARF Trooper "Pax" of Lightning Squadron of the 91st Mobile Reconnaissance Corps of Systems Army Alpha Clone Trooper "Koho" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper Corporal/Sergeant/Lieutenant/whatever "Denal" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper "Hawkeye" of the 91st Mobile Reconnaissance Corps of Systems Army Alpha Clone Trooper "Kosmos" Clone Trooper Squad Leader "Buzz" of the 41st Elite Corps of the 9th Assault Corps of the Third Mid Rim Army Clone Trooper "Gearshift" of the 212th Attack Battalion of the 7th Sky Corps of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper Lieutenant CL-9632 "Trap" of Tango Company Clone Trooper "Redeye" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper "Mixer" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper Commander CC-6454 or CT-411 "Ponds" of Lightning Squadron of the 91st Mobile Reconnaissance Corps of Systems Army Alpha Clone ARC Trooper Commander "Havoc" of the Rancor Battalion Clone ARC Trooper Commander "Colt" of the Rancor Battalion Clone Trooper 99 Clone Pilot Torrent Four Clone Trooper "Recon" of the 182nd Legion Clone Trooper "Chatter" of the 182nd Legion Clone Trooper "Knuckles" of the 182nd Legion Clone Trooper Dash-1044 "Four-Four" of the Wolfpack of the 104th Battalion Clone Trooper Dash-1129 "Nin-" of the Wolfpack of the 104th Battalion Clone ARF Trooper Commander "Trauma" of General Halsey's Unit Clone Trooper "Charger" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper "Longshot" of the 212th Attack Battalion of the 7th Sky Corps of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper "Oz" of Captain Rex's Platoon of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper "Ringo" of Captain Rex's Platoon of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper "Hardcase" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper Platoon Leader "Waxer" of Ghost Company of the 212th Attack Battalion of the 7th Sky Corps of the Third Systems Army Clone Pilot Shadow Five of Shadow Squadron Clone Pilot Shadow Three of Shadow Squadron Clone Trooper Sergeant "Thill" Clone Trooper "Six-Ten" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Pilot "Shooter" of Red Group Clone Cold Assault Trooper Captain "Mojo" of an unidentified Unit Clone Troopers Eight-eight-six-seven(8867) through Eight-eight-six-nine(8869) of "A" Squad of the 212th Attack Battalion of the 7th Sky Corps of the Third Systems Army Clone Pilot "Killer" of Red Squadron of General Obi-Wan Kenobi's Fleet Clone Trooper CT-5385 "Tup" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper and later ARC Trooper CT-27-5555 or CT-5555 or ARC-5555 "Fives" originally of Domino Squad and the Rishi Station Unit and later of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Shock Trooper Commander "Thorn" of the Diplomatic Escort Group/Diplomatic Service of the Coruscant Guard of the First Army Clone Trooper CT-1157 "Stance" of Depa Billaba's second Battalion of the 41st Elite Corps of the 9th Assault Corps of the Third Mid Rim Army Clone Trooper Commander "Varna" Clone Delta 23(Or was it 32?) Clone ARC Trooper Commander "Valiant" of Aurek Team Clone Trooper Captain CT-0292 "Vaughn" of the 332nd Company of the 332nd Division of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper Lieutenant "Inc" of Bacta Company of the 327th Star Corps of the Second Army of Systems Army Alpha Clone Trooper "Checkbox" Clone Commando "Baris" Clone Commando "Forr" Clone Commando "Kef" Clone Commando "Lio" Clone Commando "Red" Clone Commando "Tam" Clone Troopers CT-8770 through CT-8910 Clone Trooper Commander CC-1004 "Gree" of the 41st Assault Corps of the 9th Assault Corps of the Third Mid Rim Army Clone Shock Trooper and later Scout Trooper Captain "Jek" of the Diplomatic Escort Group/Diplomatic Service of the Coruscant Guard of the First Army and later of the Ranger Corps of the 41st Elite Corps of the 9th Assault Corps of the Third Mid Rim Army Clone Trooper "Ridge" of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army and later of the 332nd Company of the 332nd Division of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone Trooper and later ARC Trooper Lieutenant CT-5597 "Jesse" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army and later of the 332nd Company of the 332nd Division of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army Clone ARC Trooper "Mar'ek" Clone ARC Trooper Sergeant "Remy" The Mission... The nightmares... They're finally... Over....
Literally the scene where it’s Vader rising and you can see and hear ahsoka obi wan and padme saying his name and telling him they love him, he truly lost everything in such a painful way. This hurts me
Padmé: "Anakin...“ Ahsoka: "Anakin...“ Obi-Wan: "You were my brother, Anakin...“ Anakain: "No!“ Padmé: "Stop!“ Obi-Wan: "...I loved you.“ Anakin: "Liar!“ Padmé: "Stop now, come back!“ Obi-Wan: "You were the chosen one!“ Padmé: "I love you!“ Anakin: "I hate you!“ That part, holy fucking shit.
It gave new meaning to tie NOOOOOOOOOO scene for me, he's not just angry because of padme, but because of all he's lost and sacrificed, and all the friends he threw away for nothing. He regrets his descision there I feel like
George Lucas, is a god damn mastermind. Sure the prequels aren’t the best dialogue wise, but damn. Without them the clone wars wouldn’t exist. Ever since he left star wars its like star wars lost its touch. Hopefully Filoni gets his own trilogy soon. Hes the closest thing to becoming the next george lucas. Fantastic video!
Lucas is a medicere script writer... but an absolutely genius storyteller and worldbuilder with a nearly unparreled imagination. And more than anything what made Star Wars work under him is just this: sure he liked call backs and call forwards but he hated just doing the same thing over and over. the PT and OT are very intentionally radically different in tone and story but still feel like the same universe and from what we know his ST would have been radically different from both of them as well.
Yeah when it came to the small details he didn't know what he was doing, but when it came to the big ideas and scenes that were the culmination of those ideas it hits so hard. The execution of order 66 is one of my favorite movie scenes ever, and as time goes on and we see more characters affected by it and how it was the culmination of a master plan that went off flawlessly, it just gets even better. Watching jedi I wasnt attached to when i was a kid die after I've come to love them hurts so bad. Plo koon deserved far better than what side's gave the jedi.
I love how in the end of the video Luke gets in the focus when Maul and Obi-Wan speak about the chosen one. But the last cut gets back on Vader who doesn't know yet that the faith of the galaxy is still in his hands as it will be Anakin who defeats Sidious and who will be the Jedi that returned.
aives 76 it’s true tho, for example when the star corps killed ayla secura they did it so she felt as little pain as possible, they didn’t have a choice and were forced to kill her
@H.R. Geiger Counter yes believe it or not Cody and her had a relationship (probably just as friends and commrads) and he didn't want to carry the order out but he himself felt phisical and mental discomfort from not being able to achieve what he was ordered to achieve...he ordered her death to be as quick as possible.. but even at the end when he raised his blaster he hesitated for a brief moment ...in that moment no matter how brief was probably hell for him.. He did fire first followed by the others and killed her.. But he really didnt have a choice ..i for one think his chip effected him differently than most .. the fact he almost couldn't handle mentally or phisically not being able to complete his mission or carry out his orders is a sign of this..there where other things but it is way too early as I type this ..my brain is mush ..lol
6:56, I love this scene, it shows how much pain, physical and mental Vader felt. He was convinced to strike down everyone he had grown to love, only to feel everlasting pain for the rest of his life.
It wasn't, the moment the Republic mass produced the clones instead of volunteers the Republic was already on borrowed time. Even if Jar Jar didn't approve of the Clones being activated, Palpatine would have created a much greater crisis that would have forced the hands of Senate.. Even if Fives was successful, Palpatine would have just given Order 66 much earlier and the result would have been the same.
If you read the history of how WWI started, the weeks and months preceding, it was nearly the same thing. Every single opportunity was missed, every single coincidence worked to undermine rather than solve, and in the end it unraveled fully.
@@KentonBenfield See, that kind of lends credence to the whole “you can’t fight against fate” thing. Or kind of like how a paradox is always self correcting.
when i started watching the clone wars and i came at the episode ''rookies'' i met fives i was instantly my favorite because i liked the name ''fives'' as a kept watching he and Echo became my favorites for many reasons then Echo ''died'' at the citadel and i became very afraid of the chance that fives might die too then i watched the arc of fives discovering order 66 and he got shot by commander fox i am not kidding i mentally broke i could not watch any more clone wars or anything else and the 2 nights after that i could not find myself to calmly sleep eventually i came over it and continued watching clone wars but my opinion will always stay fives is the best clone trooper and what happend to him was maybe the biggest tragedy in star wars (besides darth plagues)
@@rinkhoek3130 bru i started to cry when i saw jesse helmet because i got so many flash backs as a kid watching all the brothers die my brothers die in that war for this clone wars truly did show how dark the days where....
@@history_loves_anime8927 If it some how started with the Battle of Umbra. Then kinda fill out the behind the scenes stuff between the CIS and Republic. Sidious pulling the strings etc. Nix that overly cheesy dialog between Anakin n Padme. I dunno. ATOC just... Meh.
@@Biosynthnut Which is why it really needed a few rewrites. The last bit was good, Kamino was interesting if not mysterious-everything else needed reworking.
OStarzFilmz did you watch the Clone Wars? The entire point of his character is the lust for his revenge to kill Obi-Wan. He only wants power, because he wants to kill Obi-Wan. His story is brilliant.
The war in which there were no winners: The Separatists - fell, The Republic - fell. Only Paltapin who proclaimed a new era - the era of complete control.
Palpatine only exploited what was already there. If the Republic hadn't tried to force those systems to stay out of fear of becoming less powerful. If the military corporations of the Separatist hadn't been so greedy. If the Jedi had remembered they shouldn't lead armies of oppression (Invading Genosis wasn't exactly a morally right thing to do ), or hadn't been so arrogant, hadn't bound themselves to the Republic. Palpatine is the devil, but he doesn't get all the blame. The manipulated parties had many chances to pull back, even by Episode 2 but they kept making wrong choices. *sith cackle in the background*
Its funny. When I first saw Episode 3, I hated the Clones as traitors who simply went and executed their comrades and Jedi generals without any hesitation and remorse. I thought that they had been in on the whole plan from the beginning. That they were just totally cool with wiping out their friends and comrades, and even slaughtering children and ushering in the tyranny of the Empire. But after watching Clone Wars, I realized that the Clones were victims of Palpatine's manipulations themselves. That they never had a choice in the matter, and that many of them likely regretted their orders to turn on the Jedi and usher in the Empire. And now, far from hating them, I genuinely pity them.
I think u need to see season 7 of the clone wars and the season 6 arc of Fives Rex didn't even want to execute the order and was genuinely crying and tried to stop himself and almost succeeded even Bly cried because his Jedi general was his best friend but Then he realized he would honour her by giving her a quick death because he wasn't as independent in behaviour as Rex
Honestly it was set up from the release of ep 2. The kaminoans told Obiwan they were programmed for absolute loyalty and would follow any order without question. When ep3 came out and order 66 came down, they had no choice but to follow without question, it was literally in their make up. The show simply explored it and showed us what specifically the Kaminoans did.
Watching all the prequel films and shows and then finally going back to watch the original trilogy, it makes everything so much better than before, I love Star Wars.
@@emblemblade9245 no, it all died when Palpatine took into power. All the laws he made, the creation of the military act, the republic turn into a fascist Empire
In tears.....how could they have messed this up so badly. It was all here for them to continue and expand. But, they took the darkside and forgot to honor the past and forsook the future for short satisfaction and hollow gain. Star Wars wasn't a 'franchise', it was a life's legend. This was very well done, thank you Darth Porg.
Hope now rests upon the fanbase. Even if Disney and Lucasfilm try to shut down fan-made projects, the spirit of the series will find a way to continue.
8:08 This part gave me so many goosebumps the way it goes from Clone Wars Yoda to live action, to Rebels, to Ahsoka, and to Fallen Order. Seeing all these different characters in different styles all centered around the one event that is Order 66 is just awesome. I wish we could get some sort of team up between Cal Kestis and Ahsoka. Thank you for making this.
Hits way different after watching episode 1,2,3,4 and watching the clone wars end and seeing rebels man this got me in tears man i miss Anakin and ahsoka the unbreakable bond😭😪🤧
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So glad to see Trillia make this video, she is an incredibly underrated fallen jedi. She has a story with many similarities to Anakin. Both once high esteemed jedi succumbed to the dark side, only to break out of it just short of their deaths.
If we kept getting expansions to the original trilogy and prequels (the expanded universe basically) itd be so much better. Fallen order, clone wars, force unleashed, even rebels all expanded on them in new interesting ways. The old republic games show us what the universe was like before the war and are very interesting. But the sequals squander everything
@@blitz4779 Star Wars Sequels can be a good addition, but they should be totally apart from the Skywalker Saga. And shouldn't mimic any of the already existing movies and plots. The Disney trilogy is an absolute cash grab and is missing the heart of what makes Star Wars great.
Man, that part at 7:18 when Sidious just smiles is straight evil. He knows Vader truly has nothing left but their Master/Apprentice relationship. Sidious never truly cared for what Anakin wanted, he just wanted him as an apprentice. Manipulation indeed
The flashbacks Vader had after learning Padme had died almost made me cry. Makes you wonder how often he kept remembering his time as Jedi during all those years as a Sith and thinking over and over "What if?..." until he died redeemed in "Return of the Jedi".
Alexander Marshall I believe he wasn’t hired, but that he has contractual obligations with Disney that came with purchase. He can be called anytime regarding story and world building, and of course, ad honorem. Imagine if ole Georgie boy could still squeeze more money from the mouse.
Tato Vera I don’t care what he’s doing or if he’s hired or not. I just pray to god that he actually ends up writing stories😂I think that’s what we all want. And I hope he squeezes as much money out of them as possible
Alexander Marshall George’s writing is PRETTY bad, it has always been. Have you seen the original treatment for Star Wars (1977), it was a convoluted mess. Though he makes great work as a story supervisor, like what he is doing with The Mandalorian and Clone Wars, as it was his universe. So yeah, he sucks at writing but not as a guide.
Tato Vera Id agree. His dialogue is not great, it’s his general story direction and story ideas rather than him writing the exact dialogue that makes him legendary
@@themaninthechair4338 freedom is nothing more than a word. A false dream. An idea drilled into our brains by the very government that gave us that promise. There is no freedom. There is only a path chosen for you.
It really hit me when I noticed that when fives had said that the mission was over, he was talking about how he was relieved that he wouldn't be a part of order 66
👍
He didn’t want to kill anakin. But little did he know what would happen to him would be far worse than death
I'd rather kill myself than kill the very people who you trusted for your whole life and saved your men countless of times.
also when rex mentions fives before lighting up ashoka thats actually him resisting order 66 the best he could to tell her to find fives's file and to understand what is happening and how to fix it hence "find him, find him, fives, find him fives!" then order 66 takes over and he pulls the trigger
@@Jeeps-ye5ct and this was were he messed up he should kill him at least because by doing that thing it just make him angrier and make him want revenge , actually I'm fan of vader not kenobi but accept this that he messed up here
Always found the part as Maul was dying “He will...avenge us” sad, as he realizes that Sidious was everybody’s true enemy all along.
True. All hail king Robert the demon of the trident
For me, the saddest part was that even at his last breath, revenge was his main concern.
Ventress, the Clones, Ahsoka and many more were also tools for the war, and when they realised it, they had their fair share of anger and revenge. But they managed to get over it.
After losing his very final battle against Kenobi (and after losing to Sidious, losing his cartel, and losing everything), Maul was still fuelled by rage.
Its funny how Sidious even betrayed the Sith philosophy itself.
The Sith wanted to rule the galaxy as an order with the strongest above all, while Sidious used the Sith as a way to give himself everything and killed, tricked and lied to everyone, even other Sith.
Sidious was the truest Sith in history and yet he made the Sith his enemy as well.
@@helixvoidecho yeah about thatttt..... *remember flash forwards of sidious telling everyone that he is gonna blow up the galaxy in 16 hours through a message in a video game*
@@IceSpoon Like a true Sith
"We're just clones, sir. We're meant to be expendable.
"
"Not to me."
Ha ha, arc - 170 go pew pew
"We're all just numbers 99"
"Not to me... To me... You've always had a name."
Honestly this quote has been used so much it’s lost its meaning
Darren Voong not really.
@@darrenvoong9013 If it was used out of context then yeah but so far, it hasn't. Therefore, it's still pretty relevant. Fym.
"It was a good thing we were wearing helmets. I don't think any of us could bear to look her in the eye "
honestly fuck brain chips, it was way more nuanced when the clones were just following orders and some of them defected and betrayed Sidious to save their generals.
@@TheManBehindTheSlaughter6669 Eh, it's fine either way. It's not perfect but whatever.
I love the idea of the chip. It just proves that Sidious trusted no one, planed every single detail and didn't care one bit about taking out their free will. This is a perfect example of the Dark Side.
@@KingZercules
The truth of the force is not a matter of good or evil, but of power and self control.
@@TheManBehindTheSlaughter6669 I think brain chips helps explain why they turned against their generals so easily without asking any question. I mean, Cody didn't even hesitate.
This guy even added the 501st journal to this
AND Jedi: fallen order
What a legend
Frankly only some parts of it worked. Trouble was back then, there was no Clone Wars and therefore the clones and their thought process wasn't out of brainwashing.
@@xanderm6090 In some ways that was better, making the clones heavily indoctrinated that they would turn on a dime against the jedi, it left it open to have Clones refuse the order and have more surviving Jedi. Makes battlefront 2 more tragic, but I like the tragedy of the end of clone wars too.
Jamie Gray both have their pros and cons but I think the chip makes the most sense otherwise it would not have been effective. Especially with how so many Jedi befriended their soldiers
@@jamiegray6931 Clones pretty much loved most of their Jedi Commanders with some exceptions, in hindsight it makes no sense that they would betray them if they had free will with indoctrination
@@semillakan6 Infact some clones actually fell in love with their Jedi Commanders in legends. The indoctrination then was supposed to resemble indoctrination under Nazi Germany, if they didn't follow the order the other clones would shoot them too.
This makes Cody's turn and the turn of the other order 66 scene commanders seem more tragic as if they were always waiting for this order, and they were never really friends.
I prefer the chip after watching all of the Clone wars, but the 501st journal, still an excellent piece of star wars material.
All of Star Wars fans when Clone Wars has ended: ''Legends never die''
@bacara18 what
@ bacara18. , What do you mean ? And why are you hating on Such a Great Show ?
@bacara18 cringe
@ Commando Droid , I don’t know, he’s just a bad person
bacara18 why the fuck are you in everyone’s replies just spreading hate? Got nothing better to do in your life? Sad, pitiful, and fucking cringe
And this is why people love Star Wars. Not because of the loud flashes of battle or the epic wars in the stars...
But because of how quiet it is.
Because of how empty evil is even when it is applauded.
Because of how quiet good is when it has lost or won.
Because of a man who sought to save his life, the life he loved, and in doing so lost it.
Because of a child who sacrificed his own life, and in doing so saved everyone's.
Because of the grief of the loyal as they see their loyalty turned against them.
Because of the pointlessness of it all, yet that same pointlessness building toward the simple reunion of a father and his son.
Not because of the stars, or the wars, but because of the families that fight them.
Beautiful comment.
Pauly Griffin beautiful and so true. You summed up my love with this
And because it contains me
It's not about blasters, lightsabers, explosions, starfighters, or the force. It's about spirituality, destiny, family, and belonging to something bigger.
This is so beautiful....
"What was your master's last words to you."
"Run"
Tharks lma asoka fried Run ok
Here after the bad batch
@@generalkenobi4565 same
_Run, Caleb. Ruuuuuun_
I swear Maul’s voiceover about the Jedi’s fall and the Sith’s rise makes every scene so much more chilling and heartbreaking
True!
that got me to tear up man..
1000th like baby!
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I know actually chills
"He will Avenge Us"
When Maul said that to me at least he wasn't just talking about himself and Obi Wan he was talking about everyone that Sidious destroyed.
Anakin
All the Clones
Almost all the Jedi
Padme
Obi Wan
Yoda
Kanan
Ahsoka
Dooku
Savage
Ventress
Grievous
Fives
Clovis
Cere
Trilla
Cal
Merrin
The dead cannot be forgotten.
Vitiate yeah but as writer was putting that line in for him. That’s basically the message he was trying to put out
I thought fives was a clone. Why is he mentioned apart from the rest of “All the clones”?
@@ethanworks9917 He is but I thought he deserved a special mention considering he was one of the people that got fucked over by Sidious the hardest since he found out the truth but was silenced before he could reveal it.
Ethan Works I think because he was the only who knew the true meaning behind their creation and wanted to stop the order but got killed by his own brother by having Sidious frame Fives into attacking him after telling the truth.
Tell me have you ever heard the tragedy of Anakin Skywalker, the brave and heroic, an amazing Jedi who just couldn't live within the code. He put all his hopes and dreams into his wife. Only to ironically let his fears and insecurities take her away.
Betraying all the unwavering faith she, his student and best friend, had in him.
Manipulated by the dark side he was mmmm
Ironic
All happens in accordance to the Force.
It is only defined as light, & dark, by such primitive minds, & their selfish arrogance for knowledge, & power.
Jedi, Sith, such beings can only bring imbalance, & suffering to all, by their mere existence.
Is it not poetic irony, our very real world is defined by such dogmatic, & political manuvers? All so a few, may maintain power over the many, who so desperate to define themselves within a group identity, called polite, civilized society, ever remain as willing slaves. Ever fearful, & envious, of the individual, with the strength, fortitude, & yes, freedom, to live upon the edge of the horizon of society's periphery.
That last part has nothing to with this. It's about right and wrong, not sociopolitical debate.
The Sith corrupt and gather power, and view freedom and liberty as a affront to their right to rule absolutely, because of their Force connection. That the only natural order is the one they shape beneath them.
The Jedi, while not infallible, believe that emotional maturity, discipline, insight, openess and above all self sacrifice. Are a responsibility, that all beings have a right to individual freedom.
That when evil rises to dominate and tear down these things, they must rise to protect them.
Dismissing when evil triumphs, that Sidious managed to poison a flawed but good man into betraying everything he believed in, condemned million to suffer years of tyranny, as something that "had to happen". Is just callous.
"He will avenge us." - Maul
The moment of realization that despite the fact that everyone fought against each other, they had the same enemy all the time.
Clones, Jedies, Maul, Dooku, Anakin, separationists, troopers and rebels died because of Sidious.
Palpatine just literally controlled everyone in star wars like pawns. The entire clone war was like a child playing with their toys.
@@davidwhitted289 a child wich got rid of its toys when he had the whole playground to mess with.
Dont forget about Savage Oppress, Maul's brother
And jaro tapal lol (he doesn't deserve to be put in jedi category, he's too good)
@@ShanaReviews i think what really doomed the sith was sidious he did not care about the sith he only wanted power for himself
This hits different when you've played and or seen all of the shows and movies and games
Yes, it does...... yes
It really does...
It really does ...
Truly
Or read some books!
"He will avenge us." - Maul
And avenge them he did. Every Jedi, every clone, and all the people of the galaxy Sidious trudged over, he avenged them all.
He is the chosen one by destroying jedi and sith
Yay that bastard that killed my brother finally got what he deserved 😂
*Sequal Trilogy Joined The Chat*
Yes, he most definitely did, and then he started his own Jedi Academy, established a more emotionally stable Jedi Order and trained his nephew & niece and his own son Ben. Palpatine never returned, the First Order was never formed and Luke never ran off to an island. Nope, that never happened. Rey, Poe and Finn are just students in his Academy, that's it.
@@cosmicdream17 um
This was AMZAZING. The only thing I've seen that switches between animated and live action clips but still retains all the emotion. You should be proud of this it was incredible.
we need all the star wars movies(main saga) in the clone wars art style.
Couldn't agree more... Anakin's journey it's so dam heartbreaking, and the fall of the jedi is so sad .. and this last bit of the animated show captures brilliantly those emotions of sadness and hoplessness, so as this video.
There’s a 4.5 hour long fan cut with the clone wars tv show mixed with ROTS on r/prequelmemes
Ben I concur with Master Ben
Thetrapcrafter10 I couldn’t find it sadly
Can't believe we went from this to
"Somehow... Palpatine returned"
Funny how there is no footage from the Sequels in these things. Fuck the sequels.
Just ignore the shitty sequels. They're not part of the story.
@@0202-t3h facts. We all know the real story
I mean, we went from “I don’t like sand,” to this, so it’s hardly an unprecedented jump.
@@a.morphous66 "I dont like sand" makes sense though. He was born on Tatooine as a slave, a literal sand planet. He associates sand with his former life as a slave. "Uhhh, Palpatine is back" is just bad writing.
“Those who are heartless once cared too much.”
Thats a lovely quote
That is good wisdom
You spoke into my soul
Sums up anakin's transformation to vader perfectly
Brilliant Brilliant work! Well done!
*We will watch your career with great interest.*
Hello
Sulaiman Yousaf there
@@aldo1871 General
@@FilipVkv Kenobi
@@LukeVader-fz2xe your
When you hear that iconic Battlefront 2 narration, you know this was made by a
true fan.
As maul once said “There is no justice, no law, no order, except for the one that will replace it!”. Gosh that line
It’s really ironic, because we all think the villains are to never be trusted because of their evilness, but the fact that Maul was fully truthful on the future just blows everything out of the water.
@@chefalex1753 Dooku even hinted and tried to warn Obi-Wan in Attack of the Clones. Yet Obi-Wan and the others ignored him as well
To see Rex cry is one of the most heart breaking things I have ever seen God damn...
The bonds the clones forged in the line of duty is UNBREAKABLE. So for someone to be manipulating your whole existence from the shadows really hurts
yeah, the clone wars had a lot of moments that hit you in the feels but this for me at least..takes the cake clone boys did not deserve it, the jedi didnt either and maul.and the rebels
True
"This message is a warning and a reminder for any surviving Jedi : trust only in the force" -Kenobi
Stay away from the temple. It’s a trap
I believe they listened to me
Obi-wan = Optimus prime
Mandalore Gree black
I didn’t know it was possible to get that many chills in only 10 minutes
Uhh Ok not even 10 minutes...
A random Person 9 1/2 minutes 😐 and if you’re really that guy 9 minutes and 25 seconds. Still just around the 10 minute mark
A random Person 😂 you’re such a loser. I know dudes like you, that’s why nobody likes you. Learn to shut it and observe before someone slaps you.
I get chills just thinking of it man!
Dude the entire video was chills..
“He will avenge us”
“He will bring balance”
Two people talking about the same person who are both dying in Obi wans arms
Ironic
"he will avenge us" is Maul talking about Luke
@@James-xw8li no it’s about anakin/Vader. Maul even asks ¿is he the chosen one? Which means it’s anakin
@@Might_G obi wan is saying that the person he is protecting (Luke) is the chosen one.
@@James-xw8li its very hotly debated. Rn the chosen one is one of three ppl, Anakin Luke or Rey
Padme's last words: I know there's still...
Leia's first words: hope.
Coincidence? I THINK NOT
Good in him, hope... Leia said this too in The Return of the Jedi...
Like poetry, it rhymes
@THE AZTECA PANDA in rogue one she said that's the hope
Padmes final words: I know.. I know there's.. Still........
Leias first words (chronological): Hope
*_”Do we take prisoners..?”_*
*_”I... Don’t...”_*
Sniper From TF2 one of the most sad but badass deaths in clone wars
It’s Hevy
it feels like you killed me with full charged bodyshot, it hurts :(
Heavy will be missed. So will his brothers.
I cried the first 5-12 times I watched him die
This video is a fucking masterpiece
Yes it is
^
Verified account and yet only 4 comments lmao
you are absolutely fucking right. this made me cry.
Yes verified boi
Everytime Order 66 is shown or mentioned in a Star Wars Movie/Series/Book
Me: I'm not ready for this... not again...
Same 😭 they have to bring the clones back into the franchise in someway, freaken hated order 66
1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000% CONFIRMED 😥
you now have 66 likes (ironic)
Ya Fax, this is probably the most sad time in Star wars.
this got me to tear up because of maul's voice in the backround of the fall of the jedi and rise of the empire
Soon after Season 4 of Rebels ended the Polish voice of clones and narrator of Clone Wars - Jerzy Dominik - died. He didn't survive to Season 7 of Clone Wars. He was such nice guy. Rest in peace, Jerzy. :(
Damn, that's sad. If there's a polish dub for season 7, I hope there is a "In memoriam" for him at some point, either in the first episode or the last one.
Teraz kurwa czuję się jakby moje dzieciństwo umarło.
@@O-P-96 Does Lucasfilm write "In memoriam" in Star Wars franchise for any voice actor? The only "in memoriam" I know is Carrie Fisher but with the death of Leia Organa in Star Wars universe and legacy-like film on their official channel.
@@O-P-96 Although The Mandalorian and Season 7 of The Clone Wars have Polish dubbing, we Poles don't have access to Disney+. I watched them in Polish dubbing illegally already but with not great video quality. No matter which dubbing you will watch, at the end there are the credits for voice actors from all languages. If you have access to Disney+, may you show us what Polish voice actors are there written?
@@LukiKruki Dubbing klonów jest tragiczny, mimo tego że każdy powinien mieć taki sam głos, finalnie się różnią
Maul: He will avenge us.
Me : Yes my friend I promise that he will.
*Rest in peace Clone troopers . Victims yet heroes and champions of the War*
@R0- TR Really? I'm not so sure about that. Besides George Lucas will correct the sequels pretty soon
R0- TR my favorite thing is to just forget about then and drown them out with clone wars
@@Orto-jj2di lets hope so. I was so disapointed when I have seen the sequels. The only thing I want to see is Anakin/Vader Fullfill his destiny and fix mistakes which he made just like in original trilogy. Also movie about clone wars could be amazing
@@markosatina5968 I still would prefer that the chosen one is in each generation than just one
@@Orto-jj2di we can all agree that 4 part last episode didn’t just slap your feels it crushed them
7-7:20 Anakin realizing he gave up everything.... for nothing. He still lost what he feared to lose, along with everything else he loved. Honestly shook me up.
It was a masterful selection of scenes and editing them all together.
When you realize how all of Star Wars(the games, the prequel, the original, clone wars, rebels, etc.) (apart from the abominable Sequel Trilogy ofc) is centered in some way around order 66. Its build-up, execution, and aftermath. True brilliance and masterpiece from the writers.
Order 66 was a major turning point for the Star Wars universe. Like 501st journal said, it was very quiet. But it impacted everyone
okay but movie quality aside, the effects of order 66 do feature in the sequel trilogy.
@@sunanimoon the sequel could have been done without order 66. That's one of the reasons why it is so bad. It doesn't even have any significance or any central conflict.
sarah The closest thing it has going for it is Palpatine pulling a scorched earth tactic after his death.
@@travellingswine5890 Order 66 was in the prequels??
Damn, this is probably the most impressive star wars video mashup I've ever seen. Like... better than a company production quality. Really goes to show how much better a job a fan can do than even a corporation.
Well what I see in this is why I never loved the sequel trilogy, there was never an arching story like the 6 Lucas films and all the content of that era. There is something beautiful in the drama of star wars found there in this mashup which is why I loved it
There is so much passion put into this video. I love it.
If you liked that than you should watch "the chosen one" by hfp
I just said this about the resident evil mod for re4 lol
@@AssassinsFear yeah, I mean honestly the sequels just lack everything imo. Not even from a star wars perspective, but film making in general, writing, depth, meaning, character, individuality. Sure, the effects look well done, but honestly sometimes things that are done too well make it look like a replica as oppose to the real thing. If you ever see big companies replicate real star wars helmets, they look too crisp, too clean, and are always made of an expensive material that the originals had not. Whereas independent small businesses run by fans who also replicate the helmets/armour, make it exactly how it was, play it by the book, recieve better approval from the original costume designers than the big companies, and the final result looks impeccable and honest. I know, a weird comparison, but big soulless corporations tend not to care, sure they may deliver a good product, but only someone with the passion will deliver the best.
The scene where Vader goes berserk in the hospital room and you put flashback of all the people he was close to was really heartbreaking to watch. I just love this video it’s so tragically beautiful.
Very heartbreaking.
R0- TR yeah probably. But it’s still a good video.
All it needs is just a clip of his mom to really be complete.
"Trust only in the Force."
When your closest friends and allies have turned on you, all that's left is faith.
God, it makes no logical sense how something purely fictional and unreal can affect us and impact our emotions so intensely. But Star Wars ignores every probability, and still overruns me and many others with intense emotion.
I think i have your answer, great storytelling.
"I used to think that being a good soldier meant doing everything they told you.
That's how they engineered us.
But we're not droids.
We're not programmed.
You have to learn to make your own decisions. -Rex
I read this in Rex's voice and it makes me cry. Absolute Legend.
@@TheIroncladResearcher Rex's voice is identical to every other clone voice, which is the same voice of Jango Fett, so you actually read it in Jango's voice.
@@BlurryC6165 Well I know that I'm not a noob. But Dee Bradley Baker made every clone character distinct from the other in minor tonal pitch.
So I did in fact read it in Rex's unique variation in my head.
@@TheIroncladResearcher I didn't know he changed their voices slightly, so apparently you did read it in Rex's voice.
@@BlurryC6165 Yeah each Clone has a distinctive subvocal tone if you listen closely.
Might just be me because I have a tendency to pick up what others don't but its plausible because then characters wouldn't be differentiatable between each other barring armor and distinctive personality.
You can kill me, but you will never destroy me. It takes strength to resist the dark side. Only the weak embrace it.
Maul: It is more powerful than you know.
And those who oppose it are more powerful than you'll ever be.
stop quoting yourself
@@helpfulapple3125 Oh I dont think so.
General Kenobi WHAT DID I JUST SAY TO YOU
I HATE YOU!!!
This is getting out of hand! Now there are two of them!
[edit: grammar error]
as a kid that was born during the prequels this made me cry. the prequels regardless of what people think about jar jar or whatever, is my very first exposure to star wars. hadn't because of the prequels, star wars could've been just a classic hit in the 70's where only kids during that time can share and the rest of the generation won't be able to relate. as much as people hated prequels I think most of us can agree that without it, we probably won't get clone wars, star wars would fade to obscurity like tron and the other sci fi movies that came out before.
The Prequels are genius, George’s best work in my opinion. Star Wars (1-6) is George’s brainchild and Disney won’t be able to destroy that, no matter how hard they try.
The only issue with the prequels was either the writing or the dialogue... and jar jar ofc.
Definitely. Without the literary universe and prequel trilogy, Star Wars would not have kept it's relevancy for so many decades. The Simpsons used to be a cultural phenomenon too, now no one talks about it.
That moment when Vader stepped out of the surgery table, and those flashbacks, really is sad. In his ambitions to save Padme, not only did he kill her, but countless friends and allys along the way. Palpatine lied to him, but Anakin saw no reason to kill him then and there. Everything he loved and cared for are now dead or assumed to be. There’s no turning back now, he had destroyed everything he once loved. Kids show? No, This is storytelling at its finest.
You should read the novelization of the movie it was great
He tried kill sidious but he didn't accomplish.
@@omerdisiacik2496 it be the insulting of the Sith if Vader didn’t try kill Sidious.
"So this is how liberty dies. By thunderous applause"
Such a cringe line 😂
I think it’s WITH thunderous applause
@@burtmacklin1939 No, those who will applaud are cringe!
This line is very true today IRL...
People think that removing Trump is a victory... they've no idea what they've done.
Misinformation is a ploy from both parties, but one in power now will cripple us completely.
@@wonaldgrump9654 There aren't two parties just one with personality disorder.
6:54 In that moment he realised that everything he had done, everything he had lost including betraying his master and his entire order, everyone he had killed and how much he had to change to save his love was for absolutely nothing, and to top it off to know YOU killed your wife by doing all that. The pain he must have gone through
we didn't kill her palpatine toke her life energy gave it to us
@@PadmeAmidala-hy4zc Yes but we were told otherwise ;( and if we never did what we did she never would have died
@@perssontm1628 I shouldn't have choke her oooooo the pain hearing her say 💭 anakin
@@perssontm1628 but we found out the truth that palpatine killed her than we over throw him
@@perssontm1628 we saved our son because family love is strong in the force
Anyone else get chills everytime you watch this?
As sad as it was when the jedi purge happened, you can't deny the events that led up to it were expertly written despite what critics may say about the prequels.
The events expertly written that led up to it... as in the clone wars? Critics love The Clone Wars lol. the fact that the prequel trilogy needed a 7 season show to save it is what critics point out lol
The prequels were telling a great story, just with poor execution, specifically in the dialogue.
@@burtmacklin1939 what did the clone wars save? The prequels? No.
They are set after TPM and AoTC and so cannot influence any events set in those films' time period.
The only thing it improved was RoTS. That movie was already considered to be the best of the prequels and the clone wars simply made it into a masterpiece.
The Clone Wars didn't save anything. They just made a mostly whole story perfectly whole.
Problem with the Prequals partially also was, that after the first one they listened to the critics in some points instead of following their made up plan. Another problem was, that they weren't clear about the audience they wanted to reach.
For a trilogy that is actually about politics and the fall of a democratic government it is not going deep enough into politics (though dialogue wise this plot has the strongest actors and acting.)
For a chosen one movie Anakin is set up way to inconsistent, though that is due to the time spanning in between the movies. He's almost a new character each movie.
The romance part is either way too cheesy or not half cheesy enough to be the main focus, and it doesn't fit in well as side story as it takes too much space. (Don't really mind the awkwardness of it, honestly, I'd expect someone like Anakin to be totally awkward while dating. He's raised by monks and literally told he's going to save everyone. Some high expectations there. It's just not well set up. So it's either too much info or not enough).
If re-done, this trilogy should be made into the politics trilogy with Kenobi as main protagonist and not Anakin. Even though the first and second trilogy are combined the story of Anakin, this would fit the tone of the first trilogy, in which Vader also wasn't the main focus as character even though the story brought us to the point at which Vader and not Luke saved the day. (Which was maybe the most brilliant thing Lucas did in the original trilogy)
The prequals lack some continous thread, which usually is a consistent perspective. It's actually the one thing the new trilogy did good. They had characters they continuously focused on and telling the story, as bad as it was, through them.
And for the prequals, Kenobi is the most logical choice for main character for the whole set (he's important for each and every part and he is the link to the original series), while each movie in itself can have additional focus points.
@@VulpesChama hit the nail on the head
I’d be fine if it the romance dialogue was awkward, but most of these scenes almost come out as creepy... and the rapey creepy, not the awkward “oh I don’t know how to talk to girls why’d I just say that 🙈” creepy
The perfect love letter to a decades spanning story
i love how the words "our trust, our faith, our friendship" and the scenes shows Kanan trusting Ezra, Ahsoka's faith being shaken, and cal's friendships with others it's awesome
"It - It's all in here."
I can't imagine the fear and terror that Fives must have felt, when he found out about the chips and that he can loose control over himself when someone pushes the button.
Chills, man...
Man, Episode 3 hits so different since the final season of The Clone Wars
I Liked PLO Koon cuz of the CW. Before I watched it idc about him but now I wanted him to survive the Order 66
execute..order...66
rex: *visible sadness*
cody: BLAST EM!!!
pa en he missed on purpose
Commander Cody was loyal first and foremost, to the republic. His relationship with Obi-Wan was purely professional.
Star Wars Fans: "NO CODY YOU CANT JUST SHOOT OBI-WAN WITHOUT HESITATION"
Cody: "Haha AT-TE go pew pew"
@@Bigtplays267 cody didn't shoot idiot
@@youfeelme4459 Man you got really triggered over a harmless joke huh?
“We are not droids, we have to learn to make our own decisions!”
Well, inhibitor chip makes that ironic.
"Ironic..."
Palpatine
And saying its ironic makes it even more ironic
Sadly yes
You know I think the organic chips worked as a sort of pavlovian reaction to the clones in combination with the voice of sidious
*Inhibitor chip has entered the chat*
"Loyalty means everything to the clones."
Aged like fine wine
This....this brings tears to my eyes.
Star wars is one of the best franchises that has ever existed.
This video literally broke me. Like ugly-sobbing-over-my-keyboard-tears-pumping-down-my-neck broke me. T_T
Star Wars is a story to rival the likes of Lord of the Rings. There, I said it (and I'm a life-long LOTR fan so that's saying something).
Disney: “hold my beer”
Common Sense no disney get back to your princesses, we don’t need your rey and kylo fanfic here
"one of" no no NO. THE best.
@@thetoastghost1530 Agreed
Yoda: "By a lightsaber this was."
Obi-Wan: "Who?"
I think it is sad the way Obi-Wan didn't believe it was Anakin. His Brother turned against him. And that he was blinded by his love for Anakin that he couldn't see who Yoda was talking about.
That’s because the 501st attacked the Temple, and that was Anakin’s battalion so he believed these clones had killed Anakin.
@@craygroup oh, I didn't even realise that
Order 66 breaks my heart every time i see it, thanks for finding a new way to do so lmao
Yes real lightsaber okay
Rest In Peace all the Brothers we lost...
Clone Commando RC-8028 "Two-Eight" of Lambda Squad(Pre-War)
Clone Commando Cadet "Dov"(Pre-War)
Clone Commando RC-1304 "O-Four" of Lambda Squad
Clone Commando "Sev" of Lambda Squad
Clone Commando "DD" of Lambda Squad
Clone Commando Sergeant RC-1133 "Taler" of Theta Squad
Clone Commando RC-1134 "Vin" of Theta Squad
Clone Commando RC-1135 "Jay" of Theta Squad
Clone Trooper "Commando" Sergeant CT-19/39 Green Wizard
Clone ARC Trooper "Tooth"
Clone ARC Trooper "Spade"
Clone ARC Trooper "Hash"
Clone Trooper CT-43/002 of the The Muunilinst 10 of the Special Operations Brigade
Clone Heavy Assault Trooper Captain CC-8/349 Four-Nine
Clone Regimental Commander CRC-09/571 or 71 of the 416th Star Corps
Clone Trooper "Bellow" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Pilot Gunner "Tracer" of Hunter Squadron
Clone Trooper "Flanker"
Clone Trooper Sergeant "Hez" of an unidentified Squad of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper "Ged" of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper "Vaize" of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper "Ayar" of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper "Lunn" of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper Sergeant "Swift" of the 91st Mobile Reconnaissance Corps of Systems Army Alpha
Clone Pilot CT-X270 "Xutoo" of the Ord Cestus Squad of the Special Operations Brigade
Clone Alpha-Class ARC Trooper Captain CT-96/298 or Alpha-98 "Nate" and "Jangotat" of the Ord Cestus Squad of the Special Operations Brigade
Clone Pilot CT-1127/549 "Sicko" of Omega Squad
Clone Trooper "Fi" of Improcco Company of the 41st Elite Corps of the 9th Assault Corps of the Third Mid Rim Army
Clone(?) Commando RC-1570 "Nilo" of Tark Squad of the Special Operations Brigade(?)
Clone(?) Commando RC-1571 "Xoni" of Tark Squad of the Special Operations Brigade(?)
Clone(?) Commando RC-1572 "Quo" of Tark Squad of the Special Operations Brigade(?)
Clone(?) Commando RC-1573 "Kupe" of Tark Squad of the Special Operations Brigade(?)
Clone Trooper Commander CR57
Clone Trooper Commander "Dox"
Clone Pilot Arrow Nine "Stinger" of Arrow Squadron
Clone Trooper Lieutenant "Treve" possibly of the 212th Attack Battalion of the 7th Sky Corps of the Third Systems Army
Clone Pilot "Bammer" of Gold Squadron
Clone Commando Pilot RC-1080 or 10-80 of Theta Squadron
Clone Trooper CT-915
Clone Trooper CT-914
Clone Alpha-Class ARC Trooper Deserter "Tavo"
Covert Ops Clone Trooper CT-0368/7766 "Olun"
Covert Ops Clone Trooper CT-6200/8901 "Moz"
Clone Trooper Captain "Keeli" of the Outer Rim Garrison
Clone Trooper Commander "Kite" of General Ares Nune's Fleet
Clone Pilot Shadow Two "Matchstick" of Shadow Squadron
Clone Pilot Shadow Five "Tag' of Shadow Squadron
Clone Trooper Captain "Lock" of Breakout Squad
Clone Trooper "Dyre" of Breakout Squad
Clone Trooper Deck Officer CT-327 of the Rishi Station Unit
Clone Trooper CT-00-2010 "Droidbait" of Domino Squad and the Rishi Station Unit
Clone Trooper "Nub(Non-Useful Body)" of the Rishi Station Unit: Defense of Rishi Station
Clone Trooper Sergeant CT-19-7409 "O'Niner" of the Rishi Station Unit
Clone Trooper CT-4040 "Cutup" of Domino Squad and the Rishi Station Unit
Clone Trooper CT-782 "Hevy" of Domino Squad and the Rishi Station Unit
Clone Trooper "Vere" of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper "Ince" of Torrent Company of the 501st of Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper "Niner" of Commander Fil's Squad
Clone Trooper "Bel" of Commander Fil's Squad
Clone Trooper Commander CC-3714 "Fil" of an unidentified Squad
Clone Pilot "Mack" of the Diplomatic Escort Group/Diplomatic Service of the Coruscant Guard of the First Army
Clone Trooper "Cameron" of either the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army or the 327th Star Corps of the Second Army of Systems Army Alpha
Clone Trooper "Lucky" of either the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army or the 327th Star Corps of the Second Army of Systems Army Alpha
Clone Trooper "Flash" of either Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army or Aayla Secura's Company(Bacta Company?) of the 327th Star Corps of the Second Army of Systems Army Alpha
Clone Cold Assault Trooper Commander "Mag" of the Glid Station Unit
Clone Cold Assault Trooper "Shiv" of the Glid Station Unit
Clone Pilot Blue Three "Slammer" of Blue Squadron
Clone Pilot Blue Five "Tucker" of Blue Squadron
Clone Pilot Blue Leader/Blue Two "Axe" of Blue Squadron
Clone Trooper AR-9771 "Airo" of the 212th Attack Battalion of the 7th Sky Corps of the Third Systems Army
Clone Cold Assault Trooper "Sten" of the Devil Dogs of the 44th Special Operations Division
Clone Cold Assault Trooper "Deadeye" of the Devil Dogs of the 44th Special Operations Division
Clone Cold Assault Trooper "Blunt" of the Devil Dogs of the 44th Special Operations Division
Clone Cold Assault Trooper "Jark" of the Devil Dogs of the 44th Special Operations Division
Clone Trooper Captain "Sharp" of the Devil Dogs of the 44th Special Operations Division
Clone Pilot "Crazy Legs" of Sergeant Banks' Squad
Clone Trooper "Syke" of Sergeant Banks' Squad
Clone Trooper Traitor "Ghost" of Sergeant Banks' Squad
Clone ARF Trooper "Pax" of Lightning Squadron of the 91st Mobile Reconnaissance Corps of Systems Army Alpha
Clone Trooper "Koho" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper Corporal/Sergeant/Lieutenant/whatever "Denal" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper "Hawkeye" of the 91st Mobile Reconnaissance Corps of Systems Army Alpha
Clone Trooper "Kosmos"
Clone Trooper Squad Leader "Buzz" of the 41st Elite Corps of the 9th Assault Corps of the Third Mid Rim Army
Clone Trooper "Gearshift" of the 212th Attack Battalion of the 7th Sky Corps of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper Lieutenant CL-9632 "Trap" of Tango Company
Clone Trooper "Redeye" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper "Mixer" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper Commander CC-6454 or CT-411 "Ponds" of Lightning Squadron of the 91st Mobile Reconnaissance Corps of Systems Army Alpha
Clone ARC Trooper Commander "Havoc" of the Rancor Battalion
Clone ARC Trooper Commander "Colt" of the Rancor Battalion
Clone Trooper 99
Clone Pilot Torrent Four
Clone Trooper "Recon" of the 182nd Legion
Clone Trooper "Chatter" of the 182nd Legion
Clone Trooper "Knuckles" of the 182nd Legion
Clone Trooper Dash-1044 "Four-Four" of the Wolfpack of the 104th Battalion
Clone Trooper Dash-1129 "Nin-" of the Wolfpack of the 104th Battalion
Clone ARF Trooper Commander "Trauma" of General Halsey's Unit
Clone Trooper "Charger" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper "Longshot" of the 212th Attack Battalion of the 7th Sky Corps of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper "Oz" of Captain Rex's Platoon of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper "Ringo" of Captain Rex's Platoon of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper "Hardcase" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper Platoon Leader "Waxer" of Ghost Company of the 212th Attack Battalion of the 7th Sky Corps of the Third Systems Army
Clone Pilot Shadow Five of Shadow Squadron
Clone Pilot Shadow Three of Shadow Squadron
Clone Trooper Sergeant "Thill"
Clone Trooper "Six-Ten" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Pilot "Shooter" of Red Group
Clone Cold Assault Trooper Captain "Mojo" of an unidentified Unit
Clone Troopers Eight-eight-six-seven(8867) through Eight-eight-six-nine(8869) of "A" Squad of the 212th Attack Battalion of the 7th Sky Corps of the Third Systems Army
Clone Pilot "Killer" of Red Squadron of General Obi-Wan Kenobi's Fleet
Clone Trooper CT-5385 "Tup" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper and later ARC Trooper CT-27-5555 or CT-5555 or ARC-5555 "Fives" originally of Domino Squad and the Rishi Station Unit and later of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Shock Trooper Commander "Thorn" of the Diplomatic Escort Group/Diplomatic Service of the Coruscant Guard of the First Army
Clone Trooper CT-1157 "Stance" of Depa Billaba's second Battalion of the 41st Elite Corps of the 9th Assault Corps of the Third Mid Rim Army
Clone Trooper Commander "Varna"
Clone Delta 23(Or was it 32?)
Clone ARC Trooper Commander "Valiant" of Aurek Team
Clone Trooper Captain CT-0292 "Vaughn" of the 332nd Company of the 332nd Division of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper Lieutenant "Inc" of Bacta Company of the 327th Star Corps of the Second Army of Systems Army Alpha
Clone Trooper "Checkbox"
Clone Commando "Baris"
Clone Commando "Forr"
Clone Commando "Kef"
Clone Commando "Lio"
Clone Commando "Red"
Clone Commando "Tam"
Clone Troopers CT-8770 through CT-8910
Clone Trooper Commander CC-1004 "Gree" of the 41st Assault Corps of the 9th Assault Corps of the Third Mid Rim Army
Clone Shock Trooper and later Scout Trooper Captain "Jek" of the Diplomatic Escort Group/Diplomatic Service of the Coruscant Guard of the First Army and later of the Ranger Corps of the 41st Elite Corps of the 9th Assault Corps of the Third Mid Rim Army
Clone Trooper "Ridge" of Torrent Company of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army and later of the 332nd Company of the 332nd Division of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone Trooper and later ARC Trooper Lieutenant CT-5597 "Jesse" of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army and later of the 332nd Company of the 332nd Division of the 501st Legion of the Third Systems Army
Clone ARC Trooper "Mar'ek"
Clone ARC Trooper Sergeant "Remy"
The Mission... The nightmares... They're finally... Over....
This must have taken so long. Credit to you.
@@JHH99k Clone wars have such puns seriously.
Charget gets electrocuted
Domino Squad falls like Domino.
@Archonof Doom
Holy crap! I just realised, they do!
If you think I would read all the fallen clones...you are correct
@@ArchonOfDoom Killer got killed...
Literally the scene where it’s Vader rising and you can see and hear ahsoka obi wan and padme saying his name and telling him they love him, he truly lost everything in such a painful way. This hurts me
Padmé: "Anakin...“
Ahsoka: "Anakin...“
Obi-Wan: "You were my brother, Anakin...“
Anakain: "No!“
Padmé: "Stop!“
Obi-Wan: "...I loved you.“
Anakin: "Liar!“
Padmé: "Stop now, come back!“
Obi-Wan: "You were the chosen one!“
Padmé: "I love you!“
Anakin: "I hate you!“
That part, holy fucking shit.
Best part. It truly shows his anger and what he lost
It gave new meaning to tie NOOOOOOOOOO scene for me, he's not just angry because of padme, but because of all he's lost and sacrificed, and all the friends he threw away for nothing. He regrets his descision there I feel like
The "No!" was Qui Gon
Facts !! Best part !!
Bruh
George Lucas, is a god damn mastermind. Sure the prequels aren’t the best dialogue wise, but damn. Without them the clone wars wouldn’t exist. Ever since he left star wars its like star wars lost its touch. Hopefully Filoni gets his own trilogy soon. Hes the closest thing to becoming the next george lucas. Fantastic video!
Lucas is a medicere script writer... but an absolutely genius storyteller and worldbuilder with a nearly unparreled imagination. And more than anything what made Star Wars work under him is just this: sure he liked call backs and call forwards but he hated just doing the same thing over and over. the PT and OT are very intentionally radically different in tone and story but still feel like the same universe and from what we know his ST would have been radically different from both of them as well.
Yeah when it came to the small details he didn't know what he was doing, but when it came to the big ideas and scenes that were the culmination of those ideas it hits so hard. The execution of order 66 is one of my favorite movie scenes ever, and as time goes on and we see more characters affected by it and how it was the culmination of a master plan that went off flawlessly, it just gets even better. Watching jedi I wasnt attached to when i was a kid die after I've come to love them hurts so bad. Plo koon deserved far better than what side's gave the jedi.
66th like here
But then, Dave failed Thrawn. He's not as good of a storyteller as George, I feel.
@@njux1871 Strange, most of the Thrawn fans I know say he kinda nailed it.
Hearing the "burrying the dead" music towards the end almost made me cry
It made me cry
It's because we all know how Star wars truly ended
I love how in the end of the video Luke gets in the focus when Maul and Obi-Wan speak about the chosen one. But the last cut gets back on Vader who doesn't know yet that the faith of the galaxy is still in his hands as it will be Anakin who defeats Sidious and who will be the Jedi that returned.
I stg that line where Obi-Wan says “I’ve failed you Anakin” is actually tragic asf if you watched them be friends in Clone Wars :(
"Loyalty means everything to the clones"
*say sike right now*
It’s still too soon 😫
aives 76 it’s true tho, for example when the star corps killed ayla secura they did it so she felt as little pain as possible, they didn’t have a choice and were forced to kill her
They are loyal, they followed orders and they just belived that the jedi were enemies.
@H.R. Geiger Counter yes believe it or not Cody and her had a relationship (probably just as friends and commrads) and he didn't want to carry the order out but he himself felt phisical and mental discomfort from not being able to achieve what he was ordered to achieve...he ordered her death to be as quick as possible.. but even at the end when he raised his blaster he hesitated for a brief moment ...in that moment no matter how brief was probably hell for him..
He did fire first followed by the others and killed her..
But he really didnt have a choice ..i for one think his chip effected him differently than most .. the fact he almost couldn't handle mentally or phisically not being able to complete his mission or carry out his orders is a sign of this..there where other things but it is way too early as I type this ..my brain is mush ..lol
6:56, I love this scene, it shows how much pain, physical and mental Vader felt. He was convinced to strike down everyone he had grown to love, only to feel everlasting pain for the rest of his life.
That was my favorite part as well. Really shows just how much he lost because of Sidious' manipulations.
Nah this is better 8:06 till the end watch this time it hits different
That scene showed all of Anakin’s life where in general he is in pain
@@landontlb14 nah ur just wrong
Hayden Hausenloy how?
The amount of times order 66 was preventable is just god damn heartbreaking
THEY WERE SO CLOSE, SO MANY TIMES
it was a perfect plan...
It wasn't, the moment the Republic mass produced the clones instead of volunteers the Republic was already on borrowed time. Even if Jar Jar didn't approve of the Clones being activated, Palpatine would have created a much greater crisis that would have forced the hands of Senate.. Even if Fives was successful, Palpatine would have just given Order 66 much earlier and the result would have been the same.
If you read the history of how WWI started, the weeks and months preceding, it was nearly the same thing. Every single opportunity was missed, every single coincidence worked to undermine rather than solve, and in the end it unraveled fully.
@@KentonBenfield See, that kind of lends credence to the whole “you can’t fight against fate” thing. Or kind of like how a paradox is always self correcting.
Fives: "Rex, was i a good soldier?"
Rex: "No."
Rex:" You was the best."
*were
are
when i started watching the clone wars and i came at the episode ''rookies'' i met fives i was instantly my favorite because i liked the name ''fives'' as a kept watching he and Echo became my favorites for many reasons then Echo ''died'' at the citadel and i became very afraid of the chance that fives might die too then i watched the arc of fives discovering order 66 and he got shot by commander fox i am not kidding i mentally broke i could not watch any more clone wars or anything else and the 2 nights after that i could not find myself to calmly sleep eventually i came over it and continued watching clone wars but my opinion will always stay fives is the best clone trooper and what happend to him was maybe the biggest tragedy in star wars (besides darth plagues)
@@rinkhoek3130 bru i started to cry when i saw jesse helmet because i got so many flash backs as a kid watching all the brothers die my brothers die in that war for this clone wars truly did show how dark the days where....
Not gonna lie they had us in the first half.
"There's no source material. We don't have comic books. We don't have 800-page novels."
We had a damn good story developed in the Clone Wars series.
Actually the was a thing called Star Wars legends
when she said there were no source material, i completely lost hope for a 'good' star wars series
@@Derpyderpderper Then Mandalorian happened. They fucked up a lot, but I always try to keep it in headcanon lululu
@@njux1871 but that's about it, even the games are trash besides jfo, it's sad
@@Derpyderpderper True. There are some amazing books, but that's a small plus considering how many of those are in the EU.
CW really gives a new perspective on the PT. Even Rebels does.
Rebels sucks
@R0- TR If Attack of the Clones went through a couple more rewrites it would've been epic.
@R0- TR Absolutely. But they made them even better
@@history_loves_anime8927 If it some how started with the Battle of Umbra. Then kinda fill out the behind the scenes stuff between the CIS and Republic. Sidious pulling the strings etc. Nix that overly cheesy dialog between Anakin n Padme.
I dunno. ATOC just... Meh.
@@Biosynthnut Which is why it really needed a few rewrites. The last bit was good, Kamino was interesting if not mysterious-everything else needed reworking.
I want to go back in time and show this to someone who's just see a new hope
This is why Revenge of the Sith is my favorite Star Wars movie.
Mine too!
Mine too!
Mine too!
Mine too!
Mine too!
6 movies
7 seasons
The best story
Easily beats the sequel trilogy
JS_Jakku DONT forget the 4 seasons of rebels
@@DrewOnTinder I really liked rebels, but mostly for Maul
And 4 seasons of rebels with a clone wars and rogue one and solo too, so 9 movies and 11 seasons
Rebels has great character development.
@Ru sh The prequels or the sequels, they are both... quels
Darth maul is my favourite character and if people listened to him, everything would've been okay
For real he would've just taken his drug syndicate and left most of the galaxy in peace
Maul gay
Anakin Skywalker Only because he would stop you from becoming a dark lord of the sith
man bad
OStarzFilmz did you watch the Clone Wars? The entire point of his character is the lust for his revenge to kill Obi-Wan. He only wants power, because he wants to kill Obi-Wan. His story is brilliant.
9 minutes of this is way better than 3 movies of Rey
Yeah , but Rey saves the hole galaxy 🤑🤑🤑
I completely understand, but this is better than almost every star wars character
@@matiasandrestorrestorres7645 no, luke and Anakin did, ray just stole all the hard work of both and so did JJ.
@@TeenWithACarrotIDK its a joooooooke , hehehe i know , i really doesnt like the new trilogy
roger roger
The war in which there were no winners: The Separatists - fell, The Republic - fell. Only Paltapin who proclaimed a new era - the era of complete control.
Billions of people suffered only for Palpatine to gain the post of Emperor. This dude is litteraly evil. And that's why he is a great character
So Palpatine was the winner
A ere of peace prosperity and security
_p a l t a p i n_
Palpatine only exploited what was already there. If the Republic hadn't tried to force those systems to stay out of fear of becoming less powerful. If the military corporations of the Separatist hadn't been so greedy. If the Jedi had remembered they shouldn't lead armies of oppression (Invading Genosis wasn't exactly a morally right thing to do ), or hadn't been so arrogant, hadn't bound themselves to the Republic. Palpatine is the devil, but he doesn't get all the blame. The manipulated parties had many chances to pull back, even by Episode 2 but they kept making wrong choices. *sith cackle in the background*
Its funny. When I first saw Episode 3, I hated the Clones as traitors who simply went and executed their comrades and Jedi generals without any hesitation and remorse. I thought that they had been in on the whole plan from the beginning. That they were just totally cool with wiping out their friends and comrades, and even slaughtering children and ushering in the tyranny of the Empire.
But after watching Clone Wars, I realized that the Clones were victims of Palpatine's manipulations themselves. That they never had a choice in the matter, and that many of them likely regretted their orders to turn on the Jedi and usher in the Empire. And now, far from hating them, I genuinely pity them.
I think u need to see season 7 of the clone wars and the season 6 arc of Fives Rex didn't even want to execute the order and was genuinely crying and tried to stop himself and almost succeeded even Bly cried because his Jedi general was his best friend but Then he realized he would honour her by giving her a quick death because he wasn't as independent in behaviour as Rex
All because fox shot fives, BECAUSE HE KNEW TOO MUCH
Honestly it was set up from the release of ep 2. The kaminoans told Obiwan they were programmed for absolute loyalty and would follow any order without question. When ep3 came out and order 66 came down, they had no choice but to follow without question, it was literally in their make up. The show simply explored it and showed us what specifically the Kaminoans did.
@@W-mans26 no fox shot him because fives was gonna shoot first because they were gonna think he was crazy :(
He could have put it on stun
8:56 "he will avenge us.." Absolutely stunning how you portrayed vader in these scenes. I love it amazing work!! really felt this
Watching all the prequel films and shows and then finally going back to watch the original trilogy, it makes everything so much better than before, I love Star Wars.
Another one of the meaningful lines that would work really well is “There is no justice, no law, no order. Except for the one that will replace it!”
It was there
@@emblemblade9245 no, it all died when Palpatine took into power. All the laws he made, the creation of the military act, the republic turn into a fascist Empire
@@andresherrera2902 no he meant the line was in the cideo
In tears.....how could they have messed this up so badly. It was all here for them to continue and expand. But, they took the darkside and forgot to honor the past and forsook the future for short satisfaction and hollow gain. Star Wars wasn't a 'franchise', it was a life's legend. This was very well done, thank you Darth Porg.
Hope now rests upon the fanbase.
Even if Disney and Lucasfilm try to shut down fan-made projects, the spirit of the series will find a way to continue.
@@BknMoonStudios Agreed
Star wars : The Clone Wars
Star wars : Rebels
Star wars : Jedi fallen order
501st Journal
Prequels & the OT
agreed so much wasted potential . . .
@Lego Yoda old republic, mandalorian, solo, rogue one and the other games
Skepter 101 LEGO star wars
@@skepabbas9400 basically if it isnt the sequal shit, its fine
@@blitz4779 Yep. Other than the sequels, the stuff we've got under Disney has been pretty good. Such shame that those are canon though
"So this is how liberty dies, with thunderous applause" cold as hell
"Loyalty means everything to the clones"
Order 66: Hold my beer.
@Angel Dust They were being mind controlled, it's not about being loyalty or the republic at that point.
@@deathstriker9076 they weren't loyal to the Republic, they were loyal to Palpatine
Michael Zurcher they were loyal to the republic, and also consequently to palatine, because he was in charge of the republic.
@@deathstriker9076 Many clones hated the jedi and did it very willingly.
@@Bluehood77 On the Clone Wars animated show it was because of the chip in their heads, maybe the EU is different, but I'm talking about that.
The biggest betrayal I’ve ever seen in my life is order 66
What about the wookies AND Griffith in the eclipse from Berserk?
OSKI nope
@@FeralGayming that sucks
Literally came to just shout GRIFFFIIIITTTTHHHHH
lol, what about the sequel trilogy?
8:08 This part gave me so many goosebumps the way it goes from Clone Wars Yoda to live action, to Rebels, to Ahsoka, and to Fallen Order. Seeing all these different characters in different styles all centered around the one event that is Order 66 is just awesome. I wish we could get some sort of team up between Cal Kestis and Ahsoka.
Thank you for making this.
Maybe in the second game we’ll see a cameo? It happened before rebels so it’s possible, but I don’t think it will happen.
Hits way different after watching episode 1,2,3,4 and watching the clone wars end and seeing rebels man this got me in tears man i miss Anakin and ahsoka the unbreakable bond😭😪🤧
You are right
2:26 hits different when you have seen the bad batch episode
I thought the crying stopped with the end of clone wars. You brought it back
Watching ROTS before and after TCW (namely Siege of Mandalore) is 2 completely different experiences
Leewilldofine Revenge of the Sith is A tier wym
Leewilldofine oh bet😂
Leewilldofine I wanted to see Anakin vs Palpatine or Palpatine somehow making Anakin fight Vader
You should watch Rebels as well then
ROTS alone is the best of Star Wars. Has been since its release. I'm glad they finally produced some great content surrounding it.
Clone Wars wasn't a good show it was The Best
And Disney didn’t ruin it
Had us in the first half not gonna lie
@@zacharyfeilzer9772 I'm so happy they didn't
they had us in the first half not gonna lie
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So glad to see Trillia make this video, she is an incredibly underrated fallen jedi. She has a story with many similarities to Anakin. Both once high esteemed jedi succumbed to the dark side, only to break out of it just short of their deaths.
Am I the only one that wants a rereleased version of ROTS that connects it to clone wars a little more?
whatever you say fam I second this opinion
They’re not allowed to do that anymore after the whole special edition fiasco
You will find a 4 hour edit of RotS on r/prequelmemes by u/Onewittyuser , I think this is what you were looking for
Filoni should be allowed to remake it but in CW animation
@cobra, what do you mean with the special edition part?
1:17 that sync of the 501st Journal and Rex during order 66... I couldn't stop the tears from falling...
This video is the prove that the last three films are unnecesary.
PD: I cried with this.
If we kept getting expansions to the original trilogy and prequels (the expanded universe basically) itd be so much better. Fallen order, clone wars, force unleashed, even rebels all expanded on them in new interesting ways. The old republic games show us what the universe was like before the war and are very interesting. But the sequals squander everything
@Alexander Doney there was no connections to such a good story, there was nothing. They tried to add shit to a finished story
@@blitz4779 Star Wars Sequels can be a good addition, but they should be totally apart from the Skywalker Saga. And shouldn't mimic any of the already existing movies and plots. The Disney trilogy is an absolute cash grab and is missing the heart of what makes Star Wars great.
@@demox3500 I think the cash grab thing is the worst
@@demox3500 What exactly IS the heart of what makes Star Wars great? Explain it yourself.
Man, that part at 7:18 when Sidious just smiles is straight evil. He knows Vader truly has nothing left but their Master/Apprentice relationship. Sidious never truly cared for what Anakin wanted, he just wanted him as an apprentice. Manipulation indeed
This was insanely well put together! Very emotional
"We're not finished sir we can do this!"
"Let's make the end memorable Keely!"
Now I'm sad.
A good kind of sad.
But still sad.
Incredible ;-;
I think that what everyone feels after watching this. That a saga has finally reach full circle.
Brilliant. Darth Maul knew all along, and the everyone thought he was crazy.
The flashbacks Vader had after learning Padme had died almost made me cry. Makes you wonder how often he kept remembering his time as Jedi during all those years as a Sith and thinking over and over "What if?..." until he died redeemed in "Return of the Jedi".
in vader immortal he tries to ressurect padme with mustafaran magic.
@@TheManBehindTheSlaughter6669 Yeah, if I'm not mistaken he was getting help from Sith smith, right?
Wesc
We’re hearing a lot as Warriors about this one being of the last if not the last touch of George Lucas on Star Wars, but honestly it never will be!)
He’s working on more Star Wars in the future. Disney just hired him to help write stories
Alexander Marshall I believe he wasn’t hired, but that he has contractual obligations with Disney that came with purchase. He can be called anytime regarding story and world building, and of course, ad honorem. Imagine if ole Georgie boy could still squeeze more money from the mouse.
Tato Vera I don’t care what he’s doing or if he’s hired or not. I just pray to god that he actually ends up writing stories😂I think that’s what we all want. And I hope he squeezes as much money out of them as possible
Alexander Marshall George’s writing is PRETTY bad, it has always been. Have you seen the original treatment for Star Wars (1977), it was a convoluted mess. Though he makes great work as a story supervisor, like what he is doing with The Mandalorian and Clone Wars, as it was his universe. So yeah, he sucks at writing but not as a guide.
Tato Vera Id agree. His dialogue is not great, it’s his general story direction and story ideas rather than him writing the exact dialogue that makes him legendary
"We're all just pawns in life, controlled by the shadow of evil, with the illusion that good will prevail." "Even illusions can become a reality."
There is no such thing as freedom, only bigger prisons
@@themaninthechair4338 damn that's deep
@@themaninthechair4338 freedom is nothing more than a word. A false dream. An idea drilled into our brains by the very government that gave us that promise. There is no freedom. There is only a path chosen for you.
@@oofer_gamer_life3080 Where are those quotes from?
7:04-7:20 Best moment. I love this
100%. I was already impressed with this video, but that was incredible
5:56 for me
“I see the Padawan needs one last lesson...”
One of the most badass lines