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I don’t know why but when I heard him say that I had a weird feeling like Star Wars was turning upside down instead of Jedi making sneaky jokes with clones it in the matter of seconds all changes into a war zone every time I hear it I generally get scared for some reason of being in that situation knowing that all of your friends are betraying you in a single second this part of starwars was unimaginably great I’d do anything to relive the feeling again

Thats my line.

Cody took a good shot at you kenobi, always going for you

@@JEDI_MASTER_OBI-WAN_KENOBI almost got you

@@Tbr209 Key word, *almost.*

“But sir, we were made to be expendable” “Not to me”

Same with Secura. In the games she makes a particular vested act to save as many of them as she can leading to the line by the troopers in the game: "Thankful we had our helmets... none of us could look her in the eyes."

@@aayushdas19 *we're meant to be expendable*

@@captainrex45 ah, my bad.

@@aayushdas19 it's okay trooper, now report to ur post! We've lost a command post!

They forgot to set their arms to stun

@@Link_Idk tell that to Fox

@Schutzstaffel_Edits he killed fives.

​@Schutzstaffel_Edits Ok troll.

@Schutzstaffel_Edits I didn’t call you a troll

Sacrifice yourself for the greater good

Yeah we wouldn’t have great characters like cal and kanan

Without their sacrifice, neither would have made it out of the mess

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Yes

I think he could have taken out the entire platform of clones had he not stopped going straight for their bodies.

Still crazy that Commander Appo survived that

And of course he was played by George Lucas' son

i mean it does make some sense, some of the young where not new to deflecting

Always thought he was kinda cool to go out like that

Plo Koon the best

Rex resisted not because of the relationship I think but because he knew that every clone including him had an chip inside the head that maded them not to disobey orders.

Perfect? Every average jedi could easily die in that situation thankuffly anakin trained her well for this situations

@@JustTopcu Yes, they reconned that she was trained for this moment because the writers can't let a moment stand on it's own. Good pointing that out 5 months after the post, trying to seem like you have information that was prevalent to when this video came out.

And now we can se how anakin trained her to survive the clones, literally saving her life.

She was definitely on top of her game

He's proof that Order 66 would probably have gone a lot differently had more Jedi not been so caught off-guard.

​@@samalvey8168That's what I say. Most of them were off guard and blindly trusting the clones specially because the clones had no intent to turn against the jedi until they had to follow orders and to kill the Jedi

@@samalvey8168exactly this. The main reason Order 66 was so successful is because of the surprise element of it

It's like having a hundred thousand trojan horses, with a million more well on the way

1. You're an OG for playing that game. 2. She was kinda overkilled since she was shot down by 10 clones who still kept firing after she fell down to the floor

@@adamwilliams434 Played it many times

@@colindaniels945 I still play it.

@@adamwilliams434 They only kept shooting to make sure she died as quickly and as painlessly as possible.

@@adamwilliams434 it was because the Clones wanted her to have a fast death. Even if it looks very cruel

I would like this comment, but it’s at 66 likes right now.

Morrison has an amazing narrating voice.

Where did this come from already

@@manailledesours3731 Its from an Old game "Star Wars Battlefront 2" (2005). It has a campaign where you play as the 501st from the Clone Wars until the Empire and its all narrated by Morrison Aka Jango Fett. It has incredible dialogue and is one of the best games ever made.

@@pablopablo3834 alright, thanks a lot!

Imagine both of them happening in one universe

What's the Blip?

@@Indoor_Carrot Thanos snaps his fingers

@@electric_creeper ah

Well, both *were* massacres of countless amount of lives

I always thought Jaro should have had a huge lightsaber, like a big braveheart size broadsword

@@nateb2715 he did; a dual-bladed lightsaber isn’t huge?

@@jwil4286 I'm talking about a huge Braveheart style broadsword lightsaber

@@jwil4286 they mean something comparable to a scottish claymore, which are the size of a grown man

@@nateb2715 i don't think the kyber crystals would be able to take the form of a blade that large. at least none of the jedi in the series have tried. not sure if there was anything like that in the books. only lightsaber that differed from the one's we usually see was the "Dark Saber". only one that i can recall that had a blade look to it.

Not sure about the "most traumatic" part though. Similar developments are probably happening to Jedi all over the galaxy. What happened to Cal was more like a reflection to all the Jedi masters and their padwans who happened to be in the middle of a mission during order 66.

Well, he got Marrin later on and that must count something... yet we do not the fate of Merrin given her zero presence in the latest Jedi Survivor trailer... hopefully she is still alive

cal even had the whole ride in the pod with his dead master. damn

He didn’t use the dark side I think he just tapped into all the force to slow everything down

even though in the game is called slow, it isn't force slow, it's actually force exhaustion because force slow breaks people mentally not just physically. I would say that ceres was way more traumatic since she did use the dark force and even used force crush which is the evilest use of the force, not even force drain was that evil.

Yoda even cut their heads off lmfaoo

@@nellie4621 Yoda was waiting for a reason to do them like that

Yeah, Jaro full on Vadered them in the hallway.

That one youngling also seemed content to chop of that clone’s head

@@nikmoouk You say that, But it was only in defence. If I remember correctly from the first episode in season one of the clone wars, Yoda treats them equally, wants to know them more as friends rather "than clones". In ep 3 his way of killing them I feel is justified as a result of what he feels and felt through the force. It was either his life or there's.

Her position was one of the hardest and she escaped.We saw that Anakin was a very good master.He trained her with his ways not used the traditional way and he became succesfull thanfully for him,she escaped and she also saved rex with her

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@@another501stguy Lol the half of the SW fans dont know how to write her name. Thats funny xd

@@JustTopcu im sure they’re not even fans HAHAHAHA

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I still believe he is alive

Admittedly I'm glad they didn't do that with Plo. It would have been darkly amusing, and that's the problem, the scene is supposed to be tragic. Better avoid something like that.

@@clownplayer7265 that’s a good point. The scene is supposed to be tragic, not brutal. I guess I’d never thought of that!

@@clownplayer7265 I agree, although I'm sure that the clone troopers' aiming are more than capable of hiting his head in mid air while in the middle of an aggressive air combat.

In the original Order 66 BeatboxBuggi, Vos survived the cannon hit from the Turbo Tank.

@@beatboxbuggi6884something brutal can be tragic. Look at GoT. In fact, brutality can make it even more tragic

To be honest I wouldn’t doubt that cut never got the order in the first place

I assume we don't count Omega or Boba because they're unaltered clones and therefore never had the inhibitor chip in the first place?

If I remember right, many of clone commandos ignored order 66. They thought that it was deception by Confederacy that got their hands on secret order list.

@@Obi_Wan_Kenobi_027 Maybe Cut lost the chip during explosion that he told Rex abouyt

the one from Obi-Wan is Kix

That is what makes betrayal heartbreaking. It comes from those who you thought were loyal to the death.

I cry for the death of Plo Koon

His face tells everything😢

In 2005,the chip wasn't a thing. Order 66 was a form of post hypnotic suggestion at the time

I think Rex tried to resist because he remembered Fives.

@@wingedbluj1674 Also his friendship with Ahsoka

I wholeheartedly hate the idea of the chip because it means the clones were just droids that happened to be people with a much better training regimen. Because other then the training they are the same. Most droids weren't produced with much ability to think.

@@NeSeeger I agree,the other way adds to the tragedy of Order 66

By my count, there were 13 clones that resisted in some way. Cut Lawquane, Rex, Wolffe, Fives, Echo, Kix, Gregor, Grey, Howzer, Hunter, Wrecker, and Tech. Plus maybe the homeless Clone who seemed to recognize Obi-Wan makes 13. I think that's a nice, neat round number of Clones. I don't count Crosshair because that psycho followed the order willingly.

@@Thecommander248 believe me i know about crosshair

​@@Thecommander248 there's some clone commandos in the novels and also all arcs since arcs and commandos are made for independent thinking they can overcome the chips or in case of arcs(since they don't have those) completely rebel

there was that other captain with the teal armor in the bad batch too

Wait is that what the "Bad Batch" is about? I haven't watched it

"Don't you do it. Don't you do it!" *he does it* *she kicks his ass*

True. They always gas the hell out of duel wielders.

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I physically cringed.

I don't remember anything in the original trilogy about Order 66. The only thing we knew back then was that Vader had hunted down the Jedi to destroy them. No mention of clone betrayal or an Order 66.

We were not told anything about Order 66

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I agree

you did not just say 4-9... the originals are in there.

@@itseli2475 are the Jedi in the original? Yeah didn't think so.

@@greenbubbleboy5673 Uh the OT literally introduced the concept of Jedi: Yoda and Obi-Wan were the first, and Luke then became one.

@@itseli2475 "full of life" was meant in a worldbuilding sense, not as an opinion of the films.

Oh boy…

Better to face your trauma than bottle it up inside

5:19 me too.

His saber must be MASSIVE 🥴

@@maulosujo8603 ayo why you say it like dat

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That was kinda the point of Order 66, it was more like mind control than an actual order from a commander. That’s why they all turned so fast.

they cant choose to deny it, you can see how Rex was shaking while trying not to shoot Ahsoka

that's what makes the inhibitor chip retcon so idiotic and people can cry about how Karen Traviss "hates jedi" but the Legends lore that dealt w/ the clones and with order 66 is not just more believable or more realistic, it is much more sad, and much more reflective of the idea that the Jedi order became hollow, lazy, and out of touch with the force. Before the retcon in the Legends lore, the reality of clones is that they were a genetically engineered slave army that ultimately were human -- they had needs and desires and vices and fears and dreams and the one thing that every clone had in common with each other was that *they had each other*. If you're a run of the mill trooper, you had those in your company or regiment that you literally grew up with and died with. If you were a commando or an elite specialist, you had a small handful of other clones around you who have also had to endure the horrors of achieving the skills that made you more formidable than your average clone trooper. These clones were raised by an alien species that were literal eugenicists, and trained from the moment they could walk and carry equipment in the art of war. They had to deal with the deaths of fellow clones brothersduring live-fire exercises as children. Their diet and brief moments of R&R were meticulously watched and organized, hardly allowed time to be themselves. And before the inhibitor chip retcon, these clones were still human, flaws and all -- they may have been trained and genetically engineered to be able to endure the stress of prolonged combat, but they were not perfect, not even the commandos (if you read the Republic Commando/Imperial Commando books), and many clones from the troopers to the ARCs developed a variety of coping mechanisms to deal with the fact that everyone but the clones around them treated them like droids and not like people. And that's just in the lead up to the Battle of Geonosis. The clones had to deal with all of that and then they were signed off by their slave masters to the Jedi, with no hint of irony. Some of the Jedi were confused and maybe apprehensive of using the clone army, *but not enough to actually condemn the use of said slave army or actually help them*. Even Plo Koon's retcon in the Clone Wars STILL kinda proves the fact that most Jedi didn't see clones as full people, and the Jedi order's general complacency with throwing away clone's lives because "they were bred for it". Most Jedi's favorability with the clones extended to those they interacted with immediately and those who were higher tier officers like Rex or Cody. All the other clones? Their actions and behavior easily tells us that they didn't really care. Not like Jusik, or Etain from the old Legends books. So let's recap. All of this was established before the chip inhibitor retcon. Clones were dealt a shitty hand, were human, and were continuously treated like shit even in the hands/guidance of the wise Jedi order. Sometimes to such extremes that the Jedi or Republic officers carelessly threw away thousands of clone's lives in the conflict. And you're telling me that clones NEED some excuse to carry out Order 66? Order 66 of ~150 contingency orders that all clones were trained to know by heart as a child during their trainings on Kamino? That same list of contingency orders that included the order to execute the supreme chancellor on the chance that they tried to usurp power and betrayed the Republic? To a clone, Order 66 was one of MANY "oh shit" scenarios that they were drilled to carry out in the event of an emergency. Couple that with the treatment that most clones experienced by the hand of Jedi (read: apathy; not saying the Jedi hated clones or anything), and you have a very easy recipe to understand why the vast majority of clones had no issues carrying out Order 66. To them, the Jedi fucked up, and unfortunately they were forced to carry out an order that they were trained to do for years at this point. For some, it was all business. For many clones, it was personal.

He remembered what fives told him.

He actually faired pretty well for a second, most of the others died instantly

In games like battlefront, force unleashed, and fallen order, trained force users appear as GODS compared to the movies. Seriously though starkiller can easily mow down 50+ stormtroopers and still has the stamina to defeat another trained force user in a 1v1 right after. I find the lack of the usage of direct combat force abilities in the movies disturbing.

Half of them were plainly just shocked they were betrayed, a lot of them canonically caring a lot about their clones, or blindsided like Plo and Secura. The other half were probably getting rocked by the deaths of the others, and couldn’t react properly. Ashoka was struggling, along with Yoda and Jaro. Not to mention how many were probably physically and mentally exhausted from combat, meaning the effects on their minds could leave them reeling.

It was a blindsided suckerpunch. The Force connects all of its users so once the murders started, the effect it had on the surviving jedi would grow exponentially.

I’ll do a new version now! Don’t worry😂

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*Darth Vader ignites lightsaber* Obi-Wan many years later to Luke: He betrayed and murdered your father.

Well he technically saw a vision of it in season 5

She completely had her guard down

Thanks Alex!!

in the upcoming show tales of the jedi, it will show ahsoka training with clones, then in the clone wars tv show, when she was betrayed and the entire clone force was after her that also readied her for the inevitable in clone wars season 7

@@eianfederle2715 yea she trained with yoda and yoda taught her the same style as him. And its a style specially for deflecting blasters . Then plo koon trained her till anakin got her.

Clearly worthy of his spot in the 21st.

It looks gruesome but they were ensuring her a quick death. She earned that much.

Did you notice she was turned around at the time? The clones purposefully avoided making eye contact with her too.

Well, canonically, for the first few years after the Clone Wars, before the Clones were decommissioned. Purge Troopers actually were repurposed Clones, there’s even a comic were a Jedi uses the Force to trigger Order 66 against the Purge Troopers that a group of Inquisitors had, that were after him. Leading to said Purge Troopers turning on the Inquisitors and allowing said Jedi to escape.

Nice Robot Chicken reference

This isn’t canon anymore.

Not canon the only clones who kinda knew something was up was fives, rex and kix

@@veer0522 To be honest,even in Legends/EU canon,video games were ancillary canon.

@@colindaniels945 it can be your headcanon, but no matter what you say they have said it isnt canon. They want to build it up themselves with new games and series, and i am not saying i am a big fan of it either.

@@veer0522 I'm not saying it's my "head canon",what I'm saying here and the point that you're missing here is that in the Legends/EU era that video games were ancillary canon. What ancillary canon is it's material that is canon until superseded.

Maybe, and going together might have increased their odds to escape, but if there were any troubles Maul might have tried to use Ashoka as a shield, and both Ashoka AND Maul knew this.

@@james13sylar indeed.

Oh you are so edgy

It was conducted by Palpatine for the clones to assassinate the Jedi by shooting and killing them with their blasters

some clones fought it as much as they could because they didn't want to kill the Jedi well other clones were even without the control chip 100% ok with killing the Jedi as they hated them for being terrible generals (which most of the Jedi were terrible generals)

​@@hrebsYes. Especially in Legends most Jedi were terrible leaders.

He could had pre-recorded messages or was calling especially Clone commanders of some important Jedi targets like Obiwan or Yoda.

@@Gutvald hmm perhaps the latter of calling specific commanders. Seems a bit weird for gree for example to just respond to a voicemail with "it will be done my lord"