Star Wars: Burying The Dead (It's Over Now) | EPIC CINEMATIC VERSION 

"The mission, the nightmares, they're finally over." -Fives

The worst thing is all these heroes died as monsters... And it wasn’t even their fault

The first episode gave the clones their individuality, the last, stripped it away from them.

The saddest part about TCW is that the clones unknowingly were more of pawns than the actual droids they were fighting against...

Clone Wars *ends* The fans: "Goodbye old friend.......and May the Force be with you"

That one line Luke Skywalker said in a new hope "you fought in the Clone Wars" opened up Infinite possibilities, such as this.

Many people wish it never happend. But without it, we clones wouldn’t exist. - Captain Rex 💪🏽

When the camera panned over to Jesse’s helmet I swear to god I started crying. Everything they’ve ever known was gone. Wiped away by 3 words. Practically everyone Rex has ever known, all of his brothers, were dead. Fives, Jesse, Hardcase, Tup, probably Dogma. Kix was put in stasis. Echo’s off with the bad batch. Cody’s under the chip. My heart hurts.

“The war left its scars on all of us..” Those soldiers deserved better

"Don’t Cry Because It’s Over; Smile Because It Happened." - Dr. Seuss It's been a fun ride Clone Wars.

Seeing jesse’s helmet there made me cry even more because he was like the last clone (with Kix) who had a place in my heart. A tribute to Fives Echo Cutup Hevy Tup Jesse 99 Vaughn And more (Wow this blew up!)

My big brother died three days ago and this is all I can listen to. We both loved Star Wars so much, this hurts so badly but it reminds me of him in every good way possible

“Today we fight for more than the Republic. Today we fight for all our brothers back home.” - Captain Rex

Filoni turned the biggest joke of Star Wars into a cold hard truth. To most people who view star wars, the clones will be nothing more than cannon fodder. To those who watched The Clone Wars, we know that they were the biggest victims of the war. Rex said, that the one good thing about the war, was that he and the rest of the Clones at least existed....I wonder if he still thought that as he and Ahsoka buried the bodies.

It’s been twelve years to the day since the movie was released. We sit here today, aged and far wiser than when we first gazed upon the movie and the series, and can now sit back and reflect on what everything truly meant. Who the characters were to us. What the stories told us. What the morals and lessons taught us. The Clone Wars began on this day, twelve years ago. It may have ended earlier this year, but the ways that it has impacted us will never be forgotten, and it leaves us with memories that will last a lifetime. Farewell. May the Force be with you. Always.

"The war is over! Lord Sidious promised us peace! We only wanted-AH!" "I regret to report that both our Jedi Order and the Republic have fallen..." "The boy you trained, gone he is." "So this is how liberty dies... with thunderous applause." "Trust... only... in the Force."

Disney: so how sad are we going to make this scene Dave Filoni: Yes

"Hevy, stop calling me that! We're just numbers 99, just numbers." "Not to me, to me, you'll always have a name."

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair."

It’s always been remarkable to me how real the clone wars was. How real the characters were. How you could laugh with them, cry with them, learn with them, and even grow up with them. Each of them had flaws, strengths, weaknesses, and unique mannerisms. So much so, that seeing them on screen was less like viewing a TV show and more like watching something happen from a few feet away. The last episode was like saying goodbye to an old friend. I’ll never forget what you did for us Dave, never.

“We’re just numbers 99..” “Not to me.. to me you’ve always had a name” Even when they turned against her Ahsoka never saw them as faceless soldiers she saw them as friends and brothers

Poor Jesse. He died as the thing he hated most: an unthinking, non questioning soldier who followed terrible orders without question.

Goodbye, old friend. May the force be with you... "The Clone Wars" 2008-2020

Just finished the show and haven’t felt this much sadness in years

Having Jesse's helmet there really represents all that was lost. The trooper who had the Republic Cog painted on his helmet and tattooed to his face is burried along with the Republic he fought for. Used as unknowing pawns in a plan to kill the only people who cared about them, they were thrown away and replaced by Storm troopers who ironically lack the individuality that the Clones once had. RIP troopers.. we won't forget you.

The Clones were the TRUE MVP of the Prequels

I will never forget the ending of this show. Or how empty I felt after finishing it

"This weapon is your life." -- Obi-Wan Kenobi When Ahsoka dropped her lightsaber, to me, it meant that she lost her life as a Jedi.

“I am one with the force and the force is with me...” - Captain Rex.

This is Master Obi-Wan Kenobi. I regret to report that both our Saga and the Clone Wars, have ended with a dark shadow rising to take their place. This message is a warning and a reminder for any surviving Fans. Trust in The Force. Our future is uncertain. We will each be challenged. Our trust. Our faith. Our friendships. But we must persevere. And in time, a new hope will emerge. May the Force be with you, always.

Watching the films only, Order 66 is between mostly nameless Jedi and Clones. Watching The Clone Wars made me realize how devastating this moment was, to both the Jedi and the Clones. We learned to care about them by watching this show, and Order 66 became a hundred times more powerful.

Flashbacks from a 12 year period make it even more painfull

“You’re a good soldier rex, and so is every one of those soldiers down there. They may be willing to die but I am not the one who is going to kill them.” - Ashoka Tano

Rest in the force now... You will be missed.

What i think is the beauty of it, is the scene was built around the music. It drives home the end of the republic and the silent uprising of the empire. In the episode alone, when it fades from Ahsoka and Rex to the Lambda that carries vader, little is heard. It reminds me heavily of the 501st journal in its delivery.

Just think how Rex was feeling while burying his brothers who he fought along all these time.

"What I remember about the rise of the Empire is... is how quiet it was."

My Son who started watching this when he was young, is eighteen now. We watched it together from the very beginning and he said one of the most profound things about the show that I will never forget. "It grew with me." I had to really think about that, what the Clone Wars, my generations Star Wars; which was the Original Trilogy and all of it combined must look to him. A show that started out as a cartoon, chronicling the adventures of one of his favorite heros; Anakin Skywalker, grew into a very adult and poignant story with serious meaning. The heart of any story is family. If you, the writer, can bring people in and make them feel a part of it; the loves, the loss; the triumph and the defeat; then you as a writer have achieved something profound. The Clone Wars ended the way it should have. We were drawn in and at the end, we shared the loss that we all knew was to come. This whole story, all of Star Wars is about family and redemption. What they failed to achieve in this new trilogy; in their quest for the almighty dollar, using directors and writers who didn't know or didn't give a damn about Star Wars; the Clone Wars made up for. I was so happy to be a part of it. More importantly, I was happy to share in it with my family.

I just imagine rex burying his brothers and remembering about them. I see him pushing the shovel deep into the ground and remembering through what he went with his brothers what incredible things they achieved.

"You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain." Or the pawn of one.

Does anyone else feel like they are saying goodbye to a big part of their childhood???

Ended, the Clone Wars have.

It all started with Snips and Skyguy And it ended with Fulcrum and Darth Vader

Me in 10 years: “Come here son, I want you to watch something.”

Poor Ahsoka, she loved her boys so much. Unwilling to kill them even if it meant her death

- Rex: Fives, Echo, and before that, Hevy. There's so many troopers... gone. - Cody: Yeah, regular folk don't understand. Sometimes in war, it's hard to be the one that survives.

The hardest part wasn't seeing these brave men die as monsters. It was seeing Rex cry for his brothers A battle hardened Captain that saw the best and worst of the war shedding tears because he saw through the fog and it broke him

People say “They’re just cartoon characters” After watching this show for 12 years they’re more than just characters

The clone graveyard was very chilling and emotional to watch. Those were clones were thousands of individual people who died because of Sidius

The music in this scene affected me so hard when it's playing and it pans over to Jesse's helmet. It really hit me then that it was over. I told myself I wasn't going to cry listening to this version, and you made me a liar, Sam. You made me a terrible liar.

This will be played at my funeral. Over the whole cemetery. One day I will be one with the force. But not yet..... not yet .....

All I can say is… Thanks. This feeling can’t be put into words. A masterpiece has been created.

To me the reason this show ending hits so hard and is harder to let go is because this is a show we all grew up with and it grew up and matured with us teaching us important lessons in the beginning of every episode and now it’s over and it’s like saying goodbye to an old friend who you made so many memories with. The clone wars was something special

A yes the series finale. Also known as "depression time"

To me... this song isn't just signifying the end of the clone wars, the loss of the clones freedom and lives, but the end of an era. When I listen to this song I'm reminded of all the memories of the show, its games, toys... I'm reminded of the era that was the clone wars. And ill never forget it . Thank you, Clone Wars

Im lately deeply depressed. And when I hear this theme I dont know why but it cheers me up somehow.

The missions... the nightmares... it’s all over... 😭

Dude I have watched Clone Wars ever since it came out. Everyday I was bullied, or failed a test, or even if it was a bad day, when I got home I knew thered be a new episode of the Clone Wars to look forward to. The fact that its over still hits me hard. Thank you Dave Filoni,and care for making me truly happy. Thank you George Lucas for having an unimaginably amazing imagination. I wouldn't be the same without thus show. #clonewarsforlife

How I expected 2020 to end: _Star Wars: Return of the Jedi_ Ending. How 2020 ended for me: _Star Wars: The Clone Wars_ Ending.

I love these comments because they reminds me every single moment in clone wars. Clone war isn't a animation cartoon for a kid. It's all about war, suffering, pain

"Besides, I don't want to hurt them." "I hate to tell you this, but they don't care. This ship is going down, and those soldiers, my brothers are willing to die and take you and me along with them." "You're a good soldier, Rex. So is every one of those men down there. They may be willing to die, but I am not the one who is going to kill them." (I thought I was ready to see the end... But we all weren't ready to let this series go...)

“We’re just clones, sir. We’re meant to be expendable.” - Sinker

I'm actually not sure that any show I've seen or will see has ended on such a beautiful, haunting, bittersweet and perfect note like the clone wars did. The show might not have always hit the mark, but when they did, it was some of the best star wars we've ever gotten. Rest in peace soldiers and may the force be with you

Ahsokas journey throughout the Clone Wars was maybe the best development a character could have gotten. She was annoying and hated at first, but became one of the most beloved characters the franchise ever saw.

"We shouldn't mourn for the men who died, instead we should be celebrating that such men have lived." -George S Patton

The dislikes are from people who had tears in their eyes and missed the liked button.

This theme made me had flashbacks of all of those who die, Fives, Hardcase, Waxer, Jessie, and so many others. Even though it has been 12 years since this show launched, the images of the characters are embedded in my mind. It's strange how this show has influenced my life so much, at times, they all feel real.

Not joking I cried during this part. I started watching the clone wars when it first started. Watching the character development over all this time, gaining new characters, losing old ones. I really hated seeing my favorite show end, but I loved the emotion it had.

"When the 501st was finally rotated out of Felucia, Aayla Secura made a point of seeing us off personally, calling us the bravest soldiers she had ever seen. It's a good thing we were wearing helmets, because none of us could bear to look her in the eye."

Me watching the films: "Man, these clones look the same, they are like droids." Me after finishing The Clone Wars: "To me, you always have a name."

I don't know if anyone will see this but I wanted to share this nonetheless: I was 2 years old when The Phantom Menace first came out and I got the chance to hold and see Master Qui-Gon Jinn's lightsaber in toy form and felt like I finally found something that had been lost to me for so long and now found it again. A sense of awe and familiarity came upon me and I fell in love with Star Wars ever since. I was 11 when the Clone Wars movie and series came to be & 13 when Clone Wars Adventures began. I didn't have the best childhood and was bullied both within the home and outside by both children as well as adults but Star Wars was there for me throughout all the abuse and pain I endured. Despite being severely suicidal since I was really small Star Wars was a universe that I looked forward to visiting every chance I had and I am eternally grateful for such a wonder that has been truly dear to my spirit. I was 15 when when disney got their hands on Star Wars and 17 when my beloved Clone Wars Adventures was shut down. I was disheartened and felt so lost when SOE (Sony Online Entertainment) shut down CWA I ended up giving up on Star Wars and left it behind because I knew something wasn't right and that which I loved wouldn't be the same anymore. I found myself re-looking at the entire Clone Wars series again (even if some of the episodes were not in order) I am a HSP (Highly Sensitive Person) and I not only feel deeply but think deeply as well and had a connection with many of these characters and the wonderful Star Wars universe (even had PTSD due to order 66 and it still bothers me to this day who knows maybe I experienced something like it in a previous lifetime.) I am not a fan of disneys rendition of Star Wars but I am grateful for what I had the opportunity to experience that which I had come to know of. I don't live on my own yet but I am currently in the works to begin that journey alone. I feel like my childhood (something that I never really had the chance to enjoy) is gone now and so is Star Wars. I grew up with Ahsoka even had a crush on her for a time. Every clone that was ever introduced I remember them and it was more than an honor to witness this great universe in this lifetime of mine. I am now 25 years old still severely suicidal and chronically depressed I don't know what will happen to me and quite frankly I am afraid and a bit uncertain on my well being but I unfortunately have no choice, my past is gone now and I have to live with that for as long as I can. Thank you Mr George Lucas for bringing this unparalleled and wondrous universe to all of us and letting it's tale be seen, heard and most importantly felt. Thank you Mr Dave Filoni for animating this wonderful series and special thanks to all who helped make my childhood a little bearable and better and for being a beacon of light for me and many others despite the odds, Thank you once again. I will truly miss all of these wonderful characters and my beloved Jedi Order. To anyone who is reading this and is or was fans of Canon, Legends, or even the Expanded Universe these are some uncertain times. Things are indeed ever so changing and the Dark side clouds everything. Let us try to persevere no matter the odds for as long as we can. Our childhoods have been snubbed and our current lives aren't as we thought it would have been and our future is indeed uncertain. Nothing is set in stone but in time we shall find out what this all was for and perhaps maybe just maybe things will get better. I hear that a new hope shall emerge so let's see how long before that time comes. Trust in the force & carry on for as long as you can, may everything turn out to be more than alright for all of us and as always May The Force Be With You 🪐

I remember watching this as a child. My favorite part of the series was the Citadel. My favorite clone was Hevy. My favorite jedi was Obi Wan. My favorite droid was r2. My favorite thing about this show were the memories. I loved it. I absolutely loved it.

That Helmet in The end, when Vader is gone... Hurts my heart...

The end of an Era, and the beginning of a new. The men can rest now.

i like how it sounds more like starting a new chapter than ending one

I will never forget may the 4th in 2020, one of the greatest and saddest day in my Life, absolutely the greatest Show...

“One last glorious day in the Grand Army of the Republic.” -CT-7567 Rex

"Three years. Was it truly only three years? Three years of fighting and bleeding and dying for the Republic. We knew no other way. We came to depend on our Jedi officers, trust them as we trusted our brothers. They trusted us, too, trusted us to fight alongside them, to remain loyal to the Republic. Then it all changed. The Chancellor gave the order, and we turned on our commanders. It was like our minds were removed from our bodies; no matter how we protested, how hard we fought ourselves, we had to watch our bodies fire on our leaders. We knew, then, that this was why we were created. The Jedi are gone, dead and buried. Our war is over. The only question is, what will we be remembered as?" -A clone trooper Remember the Grand Army of the Republic. Not as numbers. Not as faceless flesh machines created only to die. As men. They earned that much.

I have come back, 8 months later, by chance, and this still brings tears to my eyes, remembering the journey we went on watching the series get to this point. I grew up with the clone wars, lived it and it was everything to me. The final season hit hard as it came out in the year i became an adult, and it felt like the closure of my childhood. Samuel kim, you absolute g, have captured that feeling again and brought me to my knees, so my hat off to you good sir for this arrangement

Damn... This hurts seeing Everything Rex knew was gone.. all he fought for, And that all his Brothers were against him even Cody, And they were Friends since the beginning... And the Jedi who Fought with these Clones from Geonosis to Siege of Mandalor.... It makes it so much Worse seeing his Brothers Helmets next to there Grave.. And now its 2 Years.. Gone. like nothing

This arc was like an epilogue to a lot of our childhoods

I have never been so emotionally attached to a show like the Clone Wars. I’ve been reflecting on what this show has meant to me and how it has impacted my life in more ways that I could possibly imagine. I didn’t think I would cry and be so emotional with the final conclusion of the show. My emotions stem from truly realizing that my childhood story that I loved dearly has come to an end. I’m tearing up just from writing this:( I can’t emphasize enough how blessed I am to have such an amazing childhood from this series. My best friend and I use to occupy the downstairs part of the house with 100s of Clone troopers, Battle droids, and Vehicles and made our own stories in line with Clone Wars. Back in season 1 of the Clone Wars, we would always call each other from our little flip phones at 8pm to tune into Cartoon Network and “watch” the show together. He is like a brother to me and I’m so grateful to have the opportunity to share these memories with him. I truly grew up with this show and learned so many valuable lessons from it. I’m 24 now, it’s been one hell of a ride and I wouldn’t trade it for anything. I will always cherish the great memories this show has give me as we proceed into the future I’m so touched scrolling through the comments and seeing how much of an impact it had on so many people. Here’s a quote from the show that is fitting: Never give up hope, no matter how dark things seem. May the force be with you. Always.

This scene already had me tearing up, when the slow pan to jesse's helmet hit i just lost it, so many memories of getting excited at the announcement to the movie that launched this series to it's unfortunate cancellation and eventual rebirth for a final arc, the clone wars holds a very important place in my heart as something i love dearly.

Even in the darkest times...a smear of light will shine. Hope never dies, because it is not a living thing. Good isn’t everywhere, but it’s somewhere... No matter where we go, we have challenges to face. We may die, but we take on something someone can’t take, cause we can show the hope, the greatness, everything is possible, no one can stop us. Never Forget, we are the hope, and we will never die...

I'm not crying *sniffle*. We're all crying.

RIP Clone Wars 2008-2020 you will be missed old friend

1:22 There, that's the precise moment the tears start flowing, those strains of the Clone Trooper's theme. All that courage, all that loyalty and humanity...

It has been so long since I finished watching this episode and I've listening to this amazing piece so many times.. i love reading through the comments of how much the clone wars meant to people.. I've always been the kind of person who dug deep into the meaning of things and felt all the emotions intended to feel. Where others see just what they see with their eyes and how the prequels etc "ruined" star wars i see the clone wars as the greatest show out there.. i grew up with it the lessons it taught me feeling like I grew along side ahsoka how she grew as an individual and as a jedi.. i too grew as a person.. Thank you for teaching me how to feel and to be caring and strong whats right and what's wrong Thank you for not only being the greatest series ever made, but for having something everyone can connect to in every episode there is a lesson and a value Thank you for being a massive part of my childhood and for the amazing emotional send off into adulthood that this piece of music and scene told Star wars.. the true fans know that this series is what REAL story telling is 👍 Thank you and may the force be with you.. always 💞

“I will not say I do not weep, but not all tears are an evil.”

This wasn't Vader here it was Anakin. The way he wiped the snow from around it and off it and treating it with care shows he is in pain at that moment. Thinking his little sister/padawan is gone and knowing this happened because of him. I'd like to have seen him maybe use the force and move the snow away from in front of him as a reference to looking for Rex's helmet. Maybe even picking up Jesse's before sitting it back down and walking away but I'm 22 been watching everything star wars since I was 5 and I have never cried like I did for this ending. It breaks my heart seeing Ahsoka and Rex have to bury there comrades before going into hiding and seeing Anakin have to come to terms with himself on that Ahsoka is "dead". 💔

Jeez this scene man... it broke me. This show was literally my entire childhood, I grew up alongside this show, alongside these characters. This scene was the end of my childhood. It’s always going to have a special place in my heart.

Istg, I tear up every time I hear this piece. Even when it just begins I can already feel the emotion of the moment. And when the trumpets come in, it just really hits deep. One of the greatest pieces of star wars music.

“Hold your position men if they try to leave they’re going to have to go through us.” - Jesse

The clones had three loyalties: first to the Republic, second to their Jedi generals, and third to each other. They all had nightmares of the order, the one in their dreams. Nightmares of the time when one loyalty would be placed against the other. They had the nightmares, but they did not know why the Jedi, the people who inspired individuality and dignity in them, would be their enemy, and they never expected the Jedi to be the enemy of the Republic. When order 66 was issued all the clones felt betrayed by their Jedi generals, who the clones thought had betrayed the republic… but Rex knew the truth: he was betrayed by the Republic, and the Republic had betrayed his brothers and the Jedi, his friends. “Were shoulder to shoulder on the front lines! Now sometimes we make our own way, but no matter what we are united.” -ARC-[unknown]-Blitz “We're just clones, sir. Were meant to be expendable.” -CT-[unknown]-Boost “Were just numbers 99! Just numbers.” -CT-782-Heavy “Agh, thank you, sir… For giving me my name: Cutup! Huh- I like the sound of it.” -CT-4040-Cutup “If you loved your brothers, you wouldn’t have put them at risk.” -CC-2224-Cody “I remember all my brothers.” -CT-99 “Live to fight another day, boys. Live to fight another day.” -CT-[unknown]-Hardcase “I’m not finished yet sir. We can do this General!” -CT-[unknown]-Keeli “The Jedi betrayed us!” -CC-3636-Wolffe “I accuse you of treason against the Grand Army of the Republic” -CT-5597-Jesse “I do support the system! I do. But I will not fallow orders when I know they are wrong!” -CT-5555-Fives “For the Republic!” -CT-1799-Thorn “If this is how soldiers are rewarded for heroic actions, then one day, we may all suffer the same fate.” -CT-7567-Rex “I’m sorry, commander-” -CT-0292-Vaughn “It was an honor to serve with you, Rex. It was an honor to fight with you for something we chose to believe in-” -CC-5576-Gregor “You- you know the one. Th-The mission; the one in our dreams, that never ends. The one in our dreams- Oh brother, this is the end. Forget the mission- ah the nightmare- I’m- Free-” -CT-5385-Tup

This needs to be the Trailer Music for the upcoming Ahsoka show.

I could not have asked for a better ending. Getting the finale of the Clone Wars was a miracle that I am forever grateful for. Such a wonderful ending to the master piece that is Clone Wars.

"Find him. Find him. Fives. Find him!"

,,I’m captain Rex. You can call me captain or sir.” ,,The names Fives, we call him Echo.” ,,The missions the nightmares, they’re finally over.” ,,Do what must be done Lord Vader.” ,,Execute Order 66.” ,,Find Fives.”

1:24 Dude I hear that trumpets and I literally cry, it reminds me old times where I was happy, with too little:(

The best way I can describe how this makes me feel is when you know there are/have been some difficult times where you just want to give up, but still you keep pushing on because you know life is not over yet and have to keep fighting to the end. “The task is only impossible, because you have deemed it so” ~Count Dooku of serenno~