@@JasonSmith-ub8bj no.. not the whole show, season 1 was damn boring... the masterpiece of the show are the character stories. And it was interesting to see some things of the clone wars, but not the whole show was a masterpiece, some arcs were really boring and not interesting. But yes 90% of it was really damn good.
sadly i seen star wars rebels first then started the clone wars once Disney plus came out. i didn't have cable growing up as a kid, but i had it when star wara rebels started but luckily i started clone wars before i seen the final season of rebels
No... ... the saddest and most tragic story of SW, sadder than the clones', is the story of Anakin... the best of all the Jedi, the one they didn't let bring balance to the force
Rebecca Campbell I honestly disagree. IMO it was the people who surrounded and loved him who had it worse. Ashoka not only had to deal with the loss of her master unable to get him back, but also has to escape the man who taught for years. While probably dealing with trauma after her fight with Vader. Then Obi wan who was like a brother to him and a mentor. He then had to be the one who had to put an end to him and couldn’t. Then dealt with PTSD on Tatooine. Then was killed by him. I don’t even have to talk about Padme. It’s just I don’t think his was super tragic. I may be because it was as hard hitting when Christian was playing him. Ashoka been through just as much tragedy. It’s just different. Same with Obi wan.
I feel the clones are the tragic heroes, They were brought up from birth as a tool, Enslaved as part of a design they never had a choice in yet they still were loyal to their friends and compatriots until having their hand forced to kill those they had loved than being forced to be the tool of the tyrant turned upon their own. Anakin had choices he chose poorly but he had them, To be honest Asoka was probably the wisest Jedi because she quit the corrupt order.
Rebecca Campbell ''the one they didn't let bring balance to the force'' Actually after Order 66 there are only 2 jedi and 2 sith left so he did bring balance to the force
@@dallaswinston330 its really funny when people's mouth runs faster than their brain thought.So you are telling me anakin being a slave his whole childhood,having nobody no other relative to rely and care/love for except for his mother,probably being also abused both mentally and physically until his age of 10,being filled with fear his whole jedi training,having no way to control his emotions because he had no father figure,nobody to raise him with love and care from the age of 10 until he finished his training(obi wan never really went on an emotional level attachment with anakin hence why anakin didnt even hesitate to see him as an enemy)being a slave to the jedi and later on to palpatine,basically he never lived as a free man,now what ashoka has to do with anything so you can compare her with one of the most important star wars characters?I dont doubt that both obi wan and ashoka have went through some tough times(but of course i cant confirm anything about them because i am clueless about their backstories for the most part).Anakin's tragedy just may not be good enough to make YOU feel emotional or feel empathy for him because you probably cant really feel anakin or relate to him in a way(but hey i could be wrong so forgive me about that)
Rex: The most loyal, best and most tragic clone in the republic ... He lost Heavy first, then Echo, then Hardcase, then Fives and finally Cody as well as Jesse and all other brothers ... except Gregor and Woolf.
@@tiesvanvelthoven8288 I know what you mean. But we dont know this clones. Example: Fives we loved him. And than he dies. We saw Rex Crying...you know?
It is really sad and emotional with a good storyline. That´s why Clone Wars is so good. Btw, do you mind to check out the AMV i did and to tell me your opinion on it?
@@zalanalbert8582 That is literally every Disney movie....I mean if you ever needed proof that Rey is basically just a Disney Princess you have it there.
Correction: Never. There will NEVER be a happy ending in Star Wars. I realized that when they ripped baby Yoda away from Mando. I thought, "Even a Father and son relationship? You couldn't give a single-Dad and his baby a happily ever after? Is nothing sacred to you? You.. you Jawas?!" Growing up with Star Wars.... past, present, and future generations.... anyone who grows up watching Star Wars is destined to feel heartache and angst waaaay earlier than they're supposed to.
Ashoka was a great Jedi and even better friend. She new her path before it took place in the way of leaving the order. Order 66 gave Ashoka a choice... wether to leave all those clones and kill them herself or let them die willingly in the crash of the ship. Ashoka will always be my favorite Star Wars character... she understood pain... she was a great friend... and never deserved to have any of this happen to her. She deserved to have more input on the movies than what she got. People often say I am a nerd when I put in thoughts like this... but I think... I’m just putting my emotional input on things like this
She was more than just a friend. I do believe her and Anakin's relationship was a genuine example of how love, a love that is not romantic or sexual- but familial love, can exist between people who are not actually biologically related.
"Where did you learn to fight like that?" "My older brother taught me." God, that was a kick to the gut I didn't need, but still loved. If only things had been different... but then we wouldn't have had the saga. The most moving of stories often are the saddest ones.
"No longer certain, that one ever does win a war, I am. For in fighting the battles, the bloodshed, already lost we have. Yet, open to us a path remains. That unknown to the Sith is. Through this path, victory we may yet find. Not victory in the Clone Wars, but victory for all time".
funny note, the fight between her and maul was live motion capture with a 3d space camera. its the first time in a long time, light sabre combat was done proper like the originals. Edit: it was also the real maul if i remember correctly.
3:00 that part kill me, he was so happy and excited to see her and she was so cold and distance with him... that only pushed Anakin to feel more alone and betrayed :(
@@rae6075 anakin felt the need to talk, you could tell, he needed to talk to someone, but most people he couldn't talk to because they followed the Jedi code to the T. He would've been having the nightmares around this time, perhaps if he was able to talk with her before everything started, with him killing Dooku, perhaps the story would be different
Yeah, I don't necessarily think she was wrong to focus on the task at hand, but that really does seem like the last time anyone could have stopped Anakin from what he was about to become.
Daniel Jensen no way could she have stopped that. He was turned way before then. It was Padmé that made him turn. Please stop arguing with me if you don’t know what you’re talking about.
@@rae6075 I know there was nothing Ashoka could do to stop Anakin from truning to the dark side, that was inevitable, I just think that scene hurts because it reinforce the idea of Anakin feeling alone and isolated by the time of Revenge of the Sith
This is a perfect example when men would cry and knowing the serie ended is just a kick in the balls after it And @Anna Greguss it was beautiful it made me Cry and this episode was so sad because Ashoka and Rex didn’t want to kill them cause they where programmed to do this and had no controle over it and they didn’t deserve to die like this but those damm chips
Yes it is and it was when I watched the last episode. I am a man who cried at the end. Even days after I watched it, it still makes me sad irl. When I would discribe my feelings I probably would compare it to a heartbreak irl. I didn't think it was possible, that anything from TV would touch my feelings so deeply but it did. It did hard..
“My older brother taught me” damn everybody has to tell the half truth to preserve their memories of who Anakin was and could have been. Truly heartbreaking.
Her character, her background, her fate and story is so strong, so full of drama and all, Ashoka became with time, while watching her destiny and adventures, relationships all the way through the CW, Rebels and now Mandalorian series, one of the strongest and greatest characters of all the SW universe to me. I just love her. Thank you so much for your video.
At the :38 second mark, I love this scene. As fans, we already know what this is all leading up to. That this would likely be the last time Anakin and Ahsoka would see each other before his fall. As she says good luck to him and he turns around, you can already see how his internal struggle has been weighing on him. He doesn't give a response to her "Good luck". A quick partially sarcastic, partially serious comment like you have come to expect from Anakin. Even the little smirk he gives seems forced. I am glad we got to see this final season. It really drove home the pain and just how tragic this really was. I loved the scenes where it showed Rex with tears running down his face. Twice from what I caught. First after receiving Order 66 and was about to kill Ahsoka. Second, when she removes his helmet. It got me man, I am not gonna lie. You also really see just how pure of a heart Ahsoka has. It was only right that she left the Jedi Order. She was too good for it. She wouldn't follow blindly with a flawed ideology, but instead really sought to do what she believed to be right. Regardless of the consequences.
Reminds me of the scene where you can see Anakin/Vader crying in the ROTS on Mustafar. There was actually another deleted scene where you could see the tears running down his face in the Jedi Temple before that.
Every time I see Rex cry, I die a little more each time. None of them deserved that ending and it just hurts so much. The clones will be with those who chose to remember. Remember our childhoods and how we grew up alongside these people. Heck I don't even see them as just characters anymore. They're not just numbers, they're not faceless copies of each other. They represent each and everyone of us in a certain way. Hell, all of The Clone Wars does this. The war, the people, All of them. Ashoka, Obi-Wan, Maul, Dooku, Satine, Padme, Palpatine, All of the clones, Grievous, Asajj, Anakin, The Jedi, The Sith, all of it. The conflict almost all of us feel at least once in our lives. Where our morals blur between what we perceive as right or wrong. When we don't even know what that is anymore or how to fix it. War is horrible and it has many forms, but we are not alone. We have (if we let ourselves) Brothers and sisters and siblings that will stand by us. This show is a beautiful tragedy, one that should be remembered. Not just for all of the lessons it can teach, but for the people too. People like us. Outcasts, Leaders, Friends, Family, Lairs, Messengers, The forgotten. The world can learn so much from other peoples outlooks and imagination if we just let it happen, if we just worked together. We will not be forgotten, we will not just be another faceless person amongst our vast society. We should be remembered. As the generations that grew up with supposed kiddie shows teaching us about the horrors of the world. More so then what we learned from our parents or at school. We will be remembered, and we will not let them forget. Even if they are just fictional to most. They are alive to others and they can bring life too. Remember that and you will remember yourself. (Sorry it went from me crying about my clone bois, to a speech, it does that sometimes, (Even against my better judgment.) (Thanks if you even read this, because I don't have the heart to delete it anymore.) I'm sorry that it's like half an essay and so long.)
Well said my friend. I think that's what makes the series as great as it is. The series may be made a tiny bit "childish" but I always felt like they are dealing with simplified real world problems which our world is struggling with too. I always could relate to it. In the end it was just heartbreaking. It's the "happiest" end we could imagine (Ahsoka and Rex survived) but it is so fucking tragic. I still feel sad and down when I just think about it irl..
@@K0t0mine It's honestly just terrifyingly heartbreaking, and a lot of it hits pretty close to home for me, I think that's why I got attached as quickly as I did. I'm just glad that they at least survived, even though many more of them should have as well. That's probably not how they imagined they would die either. Have a good day my friend.
A real story of love. Love between two friends, comrades, and soldiers. Like all great love stories, in ends in tragedy. I cant wait to see a movie about Ashoka. Preferably animated.
In the end it was love that redeemed Vader, and saved Luke. Love, the very thing which the old Jedi, the Jedi of Ashoka's day did not have time for, and even forbade.
This was put together really well. It really captures the heaviness of order 66 and the character development of Asoka Tano. I’m so sad that the Clone Wars is now officially over ;(
Ashoka is my favorite in all of Star Wars. The amount of time and care that went into developing her as a character was well worth the payoff. THAT is how you build a badass hero!
Never before have I experienced shivers like this. The entire clone wars team and you, Anna Greguss have my respect for creating something so amazing. I'm going to go cry in the corner now. Truly a masterpiece, the way you ended with the same shot you opened on, the way you've chosen voice lines. Everything is perfect.
Ahsoka and Rexs stories are so beautiful and so depressing....... she really deserves a stand-alone film to wrap her story up if SPOILER mandalorian doesn’t do it.
I just watched season 7 of the clone wars. The scene where Ashoka dropped her weapon just stung me, this show, this universe does something to people, it’s like no other show I’ve ever watched
I cried when I watched this ToT jesseeeeeeeeeeee does anyone remember "The Deserter" episode? I wonder if that clone escaped order 66.... edit: this is beautiful, btw, I love your videos so much, thank you for making this video :)))
I hope that clone did but it would be cool to see his perspective of order 66
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1. The Deserter is the best episode in the whole second season. 2. Certainly interesting. I don't think order 66 would have him killed, given that he most likely never saw any Jedi after that episode, but it must be interesting to see his reaction.
Clone Wars is the real Star Wars why Skyguy have to do this why Snips leave the Jedi Orden why did de Order 66 happened which Person Skript this end I can't believe
Brilliant , your videos are so well done , they compliment an already beautiful story and add an additional level emotion to these already beloved and amazing characters Thank you
Imagine if we could've seen these episodes before rebels came out, so then we wouldn't have known if Ahsoka made it out or that Rex converted back. Think about the emotional impact that could have happened if Disney just let Filoni finish Clone Wars first
My God this is perfect Ahsoka’s story is told beautifully and the season 7 ending is so real so painful when it’s all edited together like this all 7 seasons all her memories and our memories are shattered in the space of 5 minutes, the scene where Ahsoka and Rex are looking over the clones gives goosebumps everytime
Ahsoka story tied so well into the trilogy because her connection with Anakin showed us another side to his tragedy. It’s not always the best written but Anakin’s story is one of the most iconic tragedies in literature.
"I took care of 'em. They're good as new... Maybe a little better." I'm so glad we got to see the last interaction between them. The last time she saw Anakin Skywalker, before that terrible day on Malachor. That was the day Ahsoka lost a friend, a mentor, a brother, and her hope.
God growing up watching this show and then finishing it...That last scene with the clone helmets and that vader picking up her lightsaber just killed me.
I recently got to the last season,and my god I couldn't stop crying. the signs of deception were all there to see but the Jedi....it's like they almost chose not to see. and this is the result. Order 66.
Ashoka's journey was the best part of clone wars and rebels. Didn't start out as a fan but an awesome story. Disney would be smart to feature her in her own live action series. Her adult years on the rim.
We first saw ahsoka as an annoyance, don't lie. However, she has turned into something that we shed our tears over. In life, beautiful things happen, star wars is an amazing example of this. But, as life goes on, those things will get older and older and you'll start to realise that those things are what mattered most to you in life, those were the key points in your life. The Skywalker story shall forever remain in my heart and the people and things that made it are truly amazing things. To be truthful, I don't believe we'll see anything as amazing in star wars in the future conducted as well as the Skywalker story.
