Ahsoka & Rex can save themselves - Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Season 7 Episode 12
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Episode 12: Victory and Death
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Despite this, it seemed that Rex proved Krell wrong that he can be a pilot.
He probably learned how to fly after that.
@@Mtab2260 Rex is learned that by a best pilot of galaxy.
Pretty sure dave filoni said there was gunna be a top gun style arc where rex would learn to fly
@@alanarnold8632 bet u that arc is lost to history now. Along with the duel cad bane and boba fett were supposed to have.
@@alphavader951 And the Padme arc, and the scenes cut from the Bad Batch arc, and the time when Ahsoka was supposed to explore the ruins of a Sith temple underneath the Jedi temple... not that I'm overly complaining, it's great that we got what we did, mainly the Siege of Mandalore, which was masterfully done, heartbreaking, and explored and showed how the characters developed through the series, making their choices in the RotS more understandable. It's just... sad not to see those scenes that were treated as canon.
Although if I were to choose, Siege of Mandalore is the most important.
I love how they escape in a Y-Wing, which will become one of the most iconic starships of the Rebel Alliance down the line.
PrivateerMan it’s also fitting that some of the earliest memories of Ahsoka in the series are her sitting in the bubble turret of a Y-wing while on a mission to destroy the Malevolence. I doubt I was intentional, but it’s fitting.
Anybody remember the b wing before Disney neutered it? The best and most dangerous rebel bombers.... turned into a heavy interceptor.... with half the speed.... and easier to take down.... when one of the biggest upgrades of a b wing was its state of the art shielding systems.
@@nicolasachille4371 Yeah even we all know the B-Wing was made by a Mon Calamari. I do not remember his name. But you gonna be amazed. The Mon Calamari are the masters of ship building, navigation & engineering. They're most important people & they're crucial against the Galactic Empire. Without them, the Rebels won't have won the war if wasn't from them.
Yeah the b and y wing are dope. Too bad we Got those last Jedi bombers now
The Y-wing is my favorite Rebel Alliance ship.
This just goes to show how effective Order 66 was. It's hard fighting an army by yourself. And Ahsoka was one of the lucky ones. She didnt find out with 30 to hundreds of clones standing behind her or in the midst of a huge battle.
Most jedi were killed in Order 66 because they were engaged in huge battle against the droid army. They were so focused in the combat that they did not sense the dark malice from the clones.
@@professorhaaland6210 Actually it has been suggested in lore the clones didn't radiate any malice toward the Jedi at all-to them it was just another order, being 'good soldiers'. It was a total blindside.
Ki adi mundi sensed the darkness in them. But most jedi weren't strong enough to sense it.
@@trollzynisaacjohan1793 yeah but he pissed off all of his ones
Ki Adi Mundi had actually briefly sensed the sudden anger and rage in the Clones once the order was issued. Bacara himself even stated that he felt that Ki Adi Mundi was a traitor to all Clones and deserved to die, which he sensed (when the Clones stopped following him and he turned around looking confused), and is also why he was able to briefly defend himself before getting killed off.
Rex’s stomach must of sunk the moment he’s flying away with Ashoka knowing that’s the end of a group of men he led and loved. That’s loosing most of your family at one moment. The PTSD caused by the Clone Wars if you think about it would be insane.
Quite,but clones were Artificially made
They probably cant have PTSD
@@Death-bd1tl In Rebels Rex actually has flashbacks of the Clone Wars
@@dagothur9674 having flashbacks doesnt mean you have PTSD
Having a flashback is practicly remembering something with some detail,however you react to it,be it **They're in the trees** or **Good times** is up to how it was
Heck search it up on Urban dictionary,it even says it itself
Flashback isnt Post dramactic stress disorder
@@Death-bd1tl Rex still relives moments where he was in the Clone Wars. Especially when he sees old battle droids. That's PTSD, artificially made or not they still have humanoid brains.
@@EmptyMan000 I mean he didnt show any signs of actual PTSD although he did have flashbacks,it didnt seem that he actually suffered an episode,in which one completly relieves it,so i doubt he had it.
Wolffe on the other hand maybe,he seemed more paranoid than rex,so he might be a possibility also
They are clones,the kaminioans could of easily lowered the level of fear in their brains by genetic modification
"If Hardcase can fly one of these we all can."
Oh that hanger scene
He sacrificed his own life for -Pakistan- the Republic
@@longyu9336 wth
@@SardonicJosh i laughed so hard
"I wouldn't call it flying so much as trying not crash" -Jesse
Those faces at the end though...
“We survived, but for what?”
The last words ever said in Star Wars The Clone Wars:
Rex to Ahsoka: Come on!
To me, them not saying anything after that made it even more realistic. They are struggling to survive, there is no time to talk in a situation like that. Pretty sure when they landed there was some dialogue between the two though. Even at the end when they don’t talk and it’s just the music, it makes you realize the fact that it’s all over and nothing will ever be the same.
@@TzuSReject Mhm,ik. I just said bc I wanted to say it. In reality I love everything about the last ep (besides crying) but I did hope them doing a goodbye hug before it all ended tho since they parted ways
I would pay for a happy alternative ending where Anakin kills Palpatine and each of them get a happy ending.
First Ahsoka's line in The Siege of Mandalore: Hello
Last Ahsoka's line in The Siege of Mandalore: There
Brilliant!
Got to admit. Seeing the ship go down while inside of it, kind of reminded of the Titanic. Watching the ship tip that way and all the clones sliding down with it.
No matter what I think Rex definitely wasn't going to leave without her. They've gotten too far together. No way he was leaving her behind.
I never really liked disaster movies, but I really admired that apocalyptic feel as the Venator was crashing.
Oh yeah, Rex would NEVER abandon Ahsoka if he can help it. He loves her too much to let her go (platonic love, not romantic)
The Venator disappearing beneath the clouds is so sad.
Yeah just having to watch everything literally fall apart and disappear.
A fine and beautifully made capital ship and a symbol of the republic......destroyed alongside many valiant soldiers....breaks the heart ya know
Like watching a majestic ship slip beneath the waves.
Falling apart and dying, like the Republic and freedom in the same time.
Poor clones...
Literally one of the saddest parts for me, especially as a Venator admirer.
It’s a shame to see the clone wars coming to an end after so long.
I still want a season 8. It's more of a shame that we still missed a decent amount of content.
@@billclark5055 agreed, now we will never see bobba fett kill cade bane officially.
They should make the original season 7 too the one that was supposed to happen before the events here
Yea, how unfortunate
@@lking1540 whatttt boba killed bane?!🤯
You can feel the contrast between the landing during the Siege of Mandalore and this. While the former was epic and delightful with Ahsoka and Rex racing to the surface, here you can feel the tension, the desperation and the tragicness of the whole situation. I was holding my breath back even tho I knew they would survive. Well done.
It's pretty easy to forget they live through if you're too immersed by everything that's going on in this episode. Good, cause it really helps to raise the tension.
Btw, sorry for the nitpick, but it's not "tragicness". I know what you meant to say there, but in these situations, you just say "tragedy" really. ;)
Everyone during this arc
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Rex: Its kinda messed up that we let everyone else die
The other clones would kill them both even if they somehow were able to save them from the venator. It's sad but there wasn't any other reasonable options.
What else were they supposed to do? Pull a Venator up with a tiny Y-wing?
Besides, they later checked for survivors, even though they didn't have to.
@Robbie Sarris they would have ended up at coruscant if maul didn't destroy the hyperdrive.
CrazySkull the clones would’ve hunted her and killed her if she didn’t let maul loose
I mean a lot of people would’ve did the same in her predicament
The clones deserved better, they deserved to die fighting battle droids. Not being darth sidious puppets.
Rip jesse and the other clones, it wasn't their fault :(
It was Darth sidious.
Good soldiers follow orders
If it wasn’t for the circumstances of why their doing this it would be the coolest shit ever
Yes, just replace Clones with Stormtroopers and all is forgiven.
@@EmptyMan000 Or with battle droids.
@@EmptyMan000 "Another happy landing"
Like Rex said "If they weren't trying to kill us, I'd be proud"
Jesus that was badass. If only the new movies were this creative with their action scenes.
Not just badass, that was suspenseful as hell! The new movies _kinda_ tried that with the assault on the main Imperial Star Destroyer during "Rise of Skywalker", but they just can't get the atmosphere, the tension right. This here left me on the edge of my seat!
That’s because they don’t have Dave filoni as director
@Julian R I think he/she meant the new Star Wars *movies,* not this episode.
Nah, if people say Rey running and jumping between pieces of starship debris as they plummeted toward the surface of a planet they just would have cried even more about her being a Mary Sue. lol
@@marcw6875 The issue with Rey being called a Mary Sue was simply there not being a proper development to her abilities. Since Episode 7, we see her doing some pretty good Force-related abilities even though she had no training at all. And even though it's implied in Episode 9 that she's been training under Leia, we don't really see a change in how she fights now to how she fought before: it looks the same thing.
Luke by comparison definitelly sucked in Episode 5 while having a huge improvement in Episode 6. We could _tell_ that he had gotten better. With Rey, there was no such feeling.
So yeah, no wonder fans would also cry out "Mary Sue" again if Rey pulled stunts like Ahsoka did here, because it would feel even more absurd given she didn't feel like she grew at all.
With Ahsoka, this scene works _because_ we saw her growth, from the brat she was in the initial seasons to the gradual growth and developtment of her fighting skills. We see she gets better and better as the series goes along.
Poor Rey, man! She _kind of_ had potential, but they didn't know how to use her at all. (well, they failed to use any of the characters properly)
Man... the symbolism in this episode was everywhere. The venator falling out of the sky showing the physical fall of the Republic, and later Jesse's helmet on his grave expresses the death of the Republic, and from the ashes rises a new power. The Empire
Wow, I hadn't thought about it like that, but you're right.
Oh man such an intense scene especially when Ahsoka tries to reach the cockpit opening.
But poor Rex especially on the next scene coming up.
Even if you know that Ahsoka and Rex are going to survive I was "Oh, My God, Oh, My God...!" And Rex mourning his brothers...
No joke, as you watch this episode, it's kinda easy to forget they're alive in Rebels if you get too immersed by what's happening onscreen.
Late, but Rex burying most of his brothers (including Jesse) on the same day...I can’t imagine the pain and suffering he went through hoping for survivors but finding none😔
1:22 I honestly cried when I saw the Venator disappear into the clouds.
Same bro same....😢
The Pain 😢 🫡
@@themandalorian6999 the true meaning of the republic’s death
Same when I saw this episode I just knew it was the end clone wars is one of my favorite series😢
If we didnt know that ahsoka survived because of rebels
It would be even more intense
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is rebels canon?
@@sharpness7239 Yes
@@sharpness7239 yes
@@sharpness7239 sadly yes
@@Aqwtiny Sadly? Rebels bar the animation gave us some of the highest rated stories in Canon. Rex and Ahsoka continue their story arcs in the show and have excellent conclusions. Kanan is also one of the greatest Jedi characters and his story is tragic and brilliantly written. People don't seem to realize Rebels and TCW are both made by the same team and writers.
They've come a long way since season 1, they're now considering gravity in their computer animation and plot elements!
0:20 "We lost several controls were gonna break par-" one of the most underrated parts in my opinion
I love how the Clone Troopers are still just as deadly as ever. Poor Ahsoka got shot 4 times and Rex took 1 to the shoulder. Got to admire her toughness 4 blaster wounds are tough. It sucked that one of them came from Jesse
probably helps that its mandalorian gear, you know, the people known to make LIGHTSABER proof gear.
@@thebravegallade731 Resistant, not lightsaber-proof
Adrenaline is one hell of a drug
Is anyone gonna comment that Ahsoka was shot like 3 times and one of them was in the knee but still manage to complete this badass escape?!!! 😱
The power of plot armor and being the Chosen One's apprentice saved her
She's the apprentice of the chosen one and luckily she's wearing mandalorian armor.
The shots grazed her
She had some beskar armour
@@girl-xk2db she's very lucky because that armor helps her a lot.
I've personally dubbed this scene "Midair Madness" due to the sheer insanity of it all. I mean, I don't think there are any other order 66 jedi escapes that involve running and jumping along parts of a disintegrating venator, _during the middle of atmospheric reentry._
So that’s how they faked their “Deaths.” They escaped off the burning Venator Cruiser and Ashoka left her lightsabers at the wreck to make it seem like she was indeed dead. Genius!!
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Brayden Lom what I don’t understand about that though ( and I ain’t dissin I love this finale) is why they buried the clones. I know it was out of respect but if they wanted to fake their deaths they did a poor job by burying them.
@@cromano6830 you are geniusa
Cromano I Also loved the Fact that they used a Y-wing to escape the Cruiser. That is one of the most symbolic Ships of the Rebellion and soon the Resistance
@@cromano6830 This is a very flimsy theory since I also agree with you: I think that overtime; the elements and the local wildlife would hide the fact that they were buried. It probably took the empire a while to find it since when they showed vader discovering the wreck; his company was already wearing stormtrooper armor and his suit matched that of the suit he wore near the end of the empire's reign. Since the cruiser was in hyperjump for quite a while, we can safely say that they were very far from coruscant which means the empire had to cover a lot of ground when searching.
Honestly, I still think they'd know someone survived the crash (most likely ahsoka) and buried the bodies.
And thinking Vader is dumb enough to believe they dug their own graves and burried themselves? 🤔
Rey: let's herself get run over by kylo in episode ix
AHSOKA: RUNS ON A BROKEN PART OF A SPACESHIP TO REACH A WORKING FLYING ONE WITH HER FRIEND TO ESCAPE ORDER 66 IN MIDAIR NEXT TO AN EXPLODING STAR DESTROYER THAT A SITH BLEW UP
@@AlexCornetto-cr5hx it's the first star destroyer model.
starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Venator-class_Star_Destroyer/Legends
star destroyer is a ship type similar to battleship. it doesnt have to be imperial. even the wiki calls it a star destroyer
@@AlexCornetto-cr5hx it is a Venator Class Star Destroyer...basically the precursor to the Imperial Class Star Destroyer
To me it looked like a Star Destroyer but I just decided to call it spaceship because simplicity ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Alex Cornetto3538 - Its a star destroyer dude. Its the precursor to the Imperial ships
I got the symbolism of the Venator falling down like the Republic. Definetly one if not the saddest scene of all.
of all star wars saga?
@@jh-ij4by yes, of all SW Saga
@@d.ackerman1047 wow i see for me revenge of the sith anakin's betrayal and rampage was the most violent and emotional scene of the saga
I feel bad for the clones on the bridge, they were trying to at least slow the ship down enough to have some survivors.
They should make a lego set for the blue Y-Wing. It’s been a while since we’ve seen a clone wars Y-Wing
@Mando Tory lego has done *multiple* sets of anakin vs obi-wan/anakin literally burning alive on mustafar. they dont have limits on what they're willing to adapt into lego form
@@kingkohwul they have a charred corpse version of anakin
I can't think of a comment to summarize the feelings within me when I saw the dying Venator vanish into the clouds.
Right? Such a powerful scene, probably my new favorite
Me neither honestly. Especially since it's the last piece of technology of the Prequels - it just felt like I was watching the entire era come to a close and die.
This show was so freaking good. Even though it's jammed packed with action, you still pick up on the heavy symbolism. The Venator, the symbol of the Old Republic, brought down from the inside by a Sith Lord, while the remnants of the old order escape in one of the most iconic ships of the Rebel Alliance. All the while, they're dodging debris in a way that's so lucky that it has to be considered the will of the Force.
Spot on
1:04 this would’ve been one of the most spine-chilling moments in my life, if I didn’t already know that Ahsoka is alive after this. I probably would’ve been terrified out of my mind that she’d die here. What a waste things didn’t go down that way.
What a waste things didn’t go down that way?
@@AxeIRad the way I said in the comment
@@TrickyTalon23 what did you mean by that tho? That there was no suspense because we know she lives is a waste?
@@AxeIRad no I mean revealing that she survived the clone wars before showing her appearance after it happens
1:24 this was the moment my heart truly sank, all of those clones, some of which we grew up getting to know, all gone
Now we need a follow up series with this high standard animation.
An Ahsoka series explaining more of what happened to her between TCW and Rebels would be great.
Boy have I got news for you!
The Bad Batch: Hold on boy
Did any one else notice that the final words from this episode is from Rex saying "come on"? As well as followed by a good 5mins worth of music until the end? Proves how music can make a lot of tension and doesn't need words to express what's going on in a scene, plus it still gives me chills every time I watch this scene
man that shot at 1:22 with the smoking venator going down, 11/10
“So Long Jesse, take care pal”.
I love how calm Ashoka seems even though she falls with highspeed on a planet. SHE HAS HER SHIT TOGETHER
Still one of the craziest animated sequences of the entire series, and I love it so much
This is such an impressively animated, scored, and directed scene, everything about it flows so perfectly and you can really feel the intensity of the descent and the desperation of them both trying to save each other and get out alive. Great scene and great spectacle.
Star Wars Mission Impossible.
That scene where Ahsoka is running makes me realize how much we’ve seen her grown 😭😢
They left the old galaxy on a Republic-era Star Destroyer. They fled into the new one on a Y-Wing.
Rex looked back at the ship, knowing none of his brothers would make it. He’s still torn between what he’s known his whole life. And what he has to do now.
Ahsokas ears...or whatever they are, are probably popping like crazy.
RIP Jesse, the 332nd and the Coruscant Guards 1:22
The best scene of flying Jedi ever !!!!
Ahsoka ROCKS ! 🤘🧡🤘
i’ll always Love ahsoka. May the force be with her.
I love the 501st pattern that y wing has
Rip clones troopers and officers of the republic
I like how the Venator crashing kinda symbolizes the final fall of the Republic.
1:25
R.I.P Jesse and all Those Clones😭😢😥😰😭😥😢😰😢.
That moment Rex realizes he lost half of his close brothers, just hit me so hard, that it took me some months to get over it
I got the feeling Force Unleashed 2's ship crash Kamino was an inspiration.
Anakin and Obi-Wan are probably fighting each other right now. 😬😞
dynamic and tense scene
Just remembering Heavy, Echo and Fives rn, all deaths were so sad and now it doesn’t even matter any longer, literally the whole company died
Great vid Spacemonk, I love the color scheme on that Y-wing.
this scene had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. it was so intense that i didn't know what would happen to ahsoka, i didn't even think about rebels.
Ngl i wish the true ending came out before rebels, cause damn this would have been even MORE intense.
This whole scene feels iconic.
'War does not come with a guarantee.'
Palpatine: 'I guarantee you that the clone army will turn sides with just one sentence.'
This felt like an adventure game when she was trying to jump into the ship.
It's such a great shot of the Venator, the ship representing the republic, going down like the republic itself
1:22 This hurt too much.
This is a callback to that scene where Ahsoka takes on Mandos in mid air. That scene was all about her triumphant return to battle.
This however, this is the death of everything she has ever known, and a mad dash for survival.
One makes you cheer, while the other makes you weep. 😢😭
This Venator (It was named the Tribunal) was built as a Republic ship and met its end as one. Unlike most of its brethren which joined the Imperial Navy only to be scrapped afterwards.
God I really feel bad for those Naval Commanders.
Yeah, i remember those naval clone who throw his wine on taxi in season 6, but now fleet circle clone officer become heartbreaking for their brother died, I hope they from 79s clone bar will be appears in Bad Batch season 2.
What hurts is Rex at the end, he's relieved that he saved ahsoka but the face he makes as he turns away from watching the Venator crash is just heart breaking. Every soldier he was just with is now gone.
Oh my god…there are clones falling along with the debris…
God dammit palpatine…
See Disney, this is how you create tension.
Pitty Studios: A C-ManCoolMan Company except it wasn’t. It was made by Lucas films, a director, animation crew, story, and character developed before Disney even got a hold of it. All the stories had been planned before the Disney take over. The best they can lay claim to is the funding of the animation production and maybe the platform being Disney+ but that’s not saying much.
@@longforgotten4823 This final arc was created under Disney. The previous 2 arcs were unfinished episodes created before It was cancelled but the final 4 episodes were a completely new story. This new story was actually a retcon of a previous Disney-released Star Wars novel which had a much shorter version of the events.
Either way, All of Star Wars is created by LucasFilms there's no need to pit the teams at LucasFilms against each-other just because you don't like certain parts of a science-fantasy franchise
Dave worked under Lucas so I hardly call it new. For the most part, Faloney managed to side step most of Disney’s agendas with modern Star Wars except for the middle arc in the season.
@@longforgotten4823 Oh you're one of those people who think there's an "Agenda" out to destroy Star Wars or something man i really don't care
I am someone who appreciates good storytelling in the 40 years of Star Wars folklore. I do not appreciate anything Disney does which if you know anything about Disney is exactly taking stories that have already been created and making them a myth. Everything about corporate Disney is an agenda because that’s exactly how they build their brand. Can’t deny that and you cannot deny how they are treating Star Wars. I love watching the economics sinking into the mantle of the planet and burning in a fiery magma pit. They deserve every last fan they lose.
It is pretty telling that as they have sucessfully escaped, they look back at the burning ship and are sad, not happy.
They realize how screwed they are yet feel bad for how many former colleagues are going to die.
This was fucking intense as i saw rex being worried, and the fact that he could fly like that was amazing.
Ashoka is on another level of bad ass ness
The most impressive feat here is jumping around on that attitude without shivering or even having to breath
1:23 There's something about a massive ship crashing while a single fighter flies away, especially if it's like this. You want to feel happy for those in the fighter, you want to go "Yay, they made it!" but you can't. The events that happened to make this possible are weighing too heavily on your mind. The others, those who couldn't make it out, and those who didn't *want* to make it out...they chose their fate, but it could have been different...
This scene had actually left me with Survivor's Guilt when I first watched it...
The day the republic fell
The entire escape scene from start to finish kept me on the edge of my seat. What a masterpiece of series finale.
Remember that in episode 9 she said she doesn’t need a jetpack and randomly jump out of LAAT thousands of meters above ground.
When Ahsoka got in the cockpit I felt relief. Great action. But both Rex and Ahsoka both look sad about all who are dying even though they made it-all those clones and all the Jedi accross the galaxy.
Goodbye venator, you can rest now
"We all have a choice......"
Love every moment, when i see Ahsoka and Rex
Has to be one of the greatest scenes of all Star Wars. Knowing these two will survive but letting suspension of disbelief take hold and just being drawn into the emotion and suspense of the scene. For a moment, I completely forgot about rebels and made my lip bleed.
0:21 props to that man who warned them
1:23 the symbolism of that cruiser crashing and burning just like the Republic...
First the Titanic now this.😢
This ending made me really sad for a long time. A kind of hollow, empty sad.
Rex’s facial expressions really got me
Crazy how the bad batch are looking for a Caleb during this and anakin is attacking the temple
Rip Tribunal.
I mean that star distoryer.
Oh nice it had a name, thanks for telling me it 👍
@@scifidino5022 no problem mate
just every ship is have there own name
@@superodinpolluxselgasanmar2923 I wish there was like a section or something on wookipedia called something like "all known ships of the class" where every ship of the class that we know is linked on there.
Ships deserve more attention
@@scifidino5022 starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Main_Page
ther shout be have every thing in the star wars , Including ships and ship name.
@@superodinpolluxselgasanmar2923 yeah but I would have to actively search for a thing to find it, I was thinking of something more like a list on for instance the venator article that had the name of every known venator linked in it so that you can click on it even if you don't know the name of the ship.
You can see Rex sadden during mmm whole heartedly was flying but then looks up at Ashoka to remember what he saved and the trade off between his enslaved brothers and his little sister
More like best friend I think
1:23 let me just say that scene is eerie.
Looks like we got another Black Widow here
Hurts to watch my best friend just... betray us like this...
It’s a good thing that Jedi Master Rahm Kota from Legends didn’t see you clone troopers fit for war as he preferred his human militia over you all. And because of this Kota lived all the way to the Battle of Endor fighting alongside the son of Anakin Skywalker; Luke Skywalker!
And as for Clone Force 99 aka the Bad Batch, all of them apart from Crosshair made their choice of ignoring the order thanks to their defects. Resulting in Padawan Caleb Dume’s survival and becoming Kanan Jarrus of the spectres rebel cell against the empire.
Boil: Crys, we have to do something, we have save Cody from those chip.
Crys: we only way to contect Rex immediently, If we don't save Cody, he gone forever.
Boil: we better contect Rex to save him.
Crys: agree, we save cody from inhibitor chip and The wookies will freed the prison.
After building the UCS Venator, I just cant help but stare and admire the beautiful star destroyer, and then watching this venator tearing to pieces as it falls out of the sky is gut wretching to watch. Its peobably my favorite design of capital ship.
Amazing scene when she runs on the destroyer about to crashland
It's so sad to see the Tribunal go down and take all of those other clones down with her...
Tribunal? That's the name of the ship?
WOW REX CAN PILOT
Their expressions in the end when the Venator is destroyed :(
Ahsoka just trying to reach the opening of the Y-Wing but she gets yeeted to the other side thanks to the wind haha