The Bad Batch - The End of Kamino [4K HDR] 

Well, if I had to guess the new guys coming in get the Imperial uniforms, so anyone already in the Empire wouldn't get new uniforms till issued. Perhaps a few non-clone humans still have Republic uniforms as well?

I also like, how broke clone voice, when he report that city destroyed...

I think you mean 'non-clone officers'. Clones are also humans.

Where imperial officers and TK/stormtroopers they new guys,why didn't they fight in the clone wars

Was that Agent Kallus?

Rewatched “ARC Troopers” from Season 3 of TCW and noticed that Echo was there to defend Tipoca City from the Separatists and later had to watch the Empire destroy it. That episode has become harder to watch knowing that 99 and the other clones who died in vain since the city ends up below the sea after the war is over.

Sidious stripped them of everything tangentially related to Free Will.

its sad man

They have no choice due to the inhibitor chips in there heads suppressing any real free thought and the clones own personalities. Which is why I think that there is soon going to be a clone rebellion as the inhibitor chips start to fail and the clones lash back at those who used them so and who destroyed their home.

@@AndrewJamesWilliams I know. It's a true tragedy.

You’re telling me, Fox. Had you set your DC-17 to stun, Fives would’ve lived.

@@Jeremiah_Rivers76 Such a nerd... Lol 😆

​@@oSamiSrzo God damn right. And he's fvcking proud of it. As am I.

@@davecrupel2817 😅same I didn't intend for my original comment to come off as belittling. Just stating the obvious, heh.. we're all nerd here

Probably Slip or Cade

When's that quote I recognise it? What episode?

@@megankragnes8501 Star Wars The Bad Batch: Season 2: Episode 7 “The Clone Conspiracy”

Is cade the one in the bridge of the venator?

An icon of the Republic destroying another one. It hurts to watch.

Once the ship of heroes - now the tool of tyranny, ready to be thrown away in just a few short years.

Did rampart serve pong krell

​@@preciousotoakhia9789that's what I fought he was Krells admiral during The War and after his death Ramparts new General didn't like Rampart needlessly wasting troops

I don't think the Empire had commissioned the Imperial-class yet, so this was all they had

A place designed to be unnaturally sterile becomes even more lifeless...

How come Jedi went mentioned or because many are still alive as part of the end of the era

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This scene still gives me chills

@@preciousotoakhia9789?

It gets sadder when you realize Echo was there for both the defense AND destruction of Tipoca City

Fives.......😢

How come Jedi went mentioned or was the army not for them because republic and Jedi are two different things

@Precious Otoakhia the Jedi were an army at one point, but they believed the Sith were defeated, and thus dissolved their status as a military force, even going as far to transition a Jedi-run Republic to a civilian-run govt.

​@@hmk5123the Ruusan Reforms.

@eldontrent8714 Trade Federation representitive: The Ruusan Reformations happened over a thousand years ago! Times have changed. It is time we be allowed to arm our ships! If the Republic will not defend us, then we will defend ourselves.

@@hmk5123 Kind of similar to how the New Republic dissolved much of their military force thinking the Empire defeated. The Republic is a serious issue when it comes to dealing with the threats of the galaxy. The jedi disarmed, the Sith rose up, the Rebel Alliance disarmed, the First Order came. They don't learn their lesson.

Yeah I like it to

I don’t think we’ve ever seen any bombardments in Star Wars movies canon until the bad batch

@@tox1cboi_524 yes we have, we've seen it in star wars rebels, the battle of Attolon

@@davindestroyer rebels isn't a movie

@@IDKTBH209 yeah, neither is the bad batch :)

Even the clone talking to rampart felt uneasy

​@@nia1waifu107why where clones loyal to rampart since they are men and follow his orders

@@preciousotoakhia9789 it’s because of their chips

@@nia1waifu107 in legends no such thing because in real life events good soliders follow orders plus it was kamino uprising

@@preciousotoakhia9789 I’m talking about canon

I don't understand how it was necessary to destroy ALL of the cities on Kamino.

@@samalvey8168 Imperial logic? In Battlefront II admiral Versio was ordered to prove his loyality to the Emperor by destroying his ENTIRE homeworld, full of subjects still loyal to the Empire, even if Palpatine was already dead at that moment.

@@maksymilianziele28 Fair point.

@@samalvey8168 If you leave one city, you leave thousands of people with good reason to despise you and the resources to do something about it. "Men ought either to be indulged or utterly destroyed, for if you merely offend them they take vengeance, but if you injure them greatly they are unable to retaliate, so that the injury done to a man ought to be such that vengeance cannot be feared."

​@@maksymilianziele28what will happen if rex remove chips from the clone army one by one

Yeah I love it to

Especially the sound they make when turning

They’re almost did tho

Very true. Sad but true

Nah can't agree. At least the Clones can take comfort in the fact they never let the enemy take the homeland.

@@marchindley9856 The reason why I said it is because if the CIS destroys Kamino, the Clones actually have a reason to fight to their last, as already shown one time in the series, even tho they won. Here it's devastating because to them, it means that they're not soldiers anymore. They became just like the Droids. Slaves under the mercy of the Empire about to go extinct and the Empire doesn't care. Sure, they may think the base being destroyed rather than being captured by the Enemy is more preferable, but it's made perfectly clear to them that the Emperor wanted it destroyed in the first place. But hey, in the end, good soldiers always follow orders, even if it means destroying their home.

The Galaxy has changed the new wars being fought have little to no honor in them. That came from an ally of the old republic to t current.

They're officers too.

​@@alberto2141they were as far as legends goes majority of the clones aside from the 501st got decommissioned after the empire finally had enough human replacements they only kept a few mainly some arc troopers or covert or specialized clone forces, they kept the 501dt as Vader's personal army aswell

Yeah, it sounds like they are criying somehow🥺

It sounds badass!!

The sound is taken from ROTJ when the Executor crashes into the Death Star. It is just missing the explosion sound at the end.

@@MarcoRangos well to me it’s not. I don’t view movies or tv that way. Those stories effect people and it holds a special place in your heart. To you it’s nothing, to me, it’s everything.

It's wierd but I totally agree,I remember watching this scene for the 1st time, and now watching it a year later It still hurts to watch and your explanation perfectly explains how I feel. I was just thinking on this scene signifies how my childhood enjoyment has come to an end in some way,it's terrible but it was bound to happen. Atleast I can watch this scene and know when it truly ended.

I just saw this for the first time tonight and I have to say the same. This carried a lot of emotional weight for me.

It's a mutual feeling. After seeing that area being protected and fought for. Seeing it finally be destroyed...it's a saddening feeling really

it rhymes

Why did the empire destroy it

@@preciousotoakhia9789cuz palpy shut down the cloning facilities cuz theres no need for them cuz the empire started hiring human recruits to be stormtroopers

@@CheezDoodlezz did palpatine hate the clones even tho they wipe out they Jedi or is it because obi wan and Yoda survived he saw them as a failure

@@preciousotoakhia9789 they were running out of DNA cuz the genetic template for all the clones died long ago

Why were you heartbroken? The clones were used to commit genocide and tyranny all throughout the galaxy, planet kamino was complicit.

@@poorchristopher15 Yes, you are correct. The Kaminoans helped Palpatine in his mission to destroy the Jedi Order and take over the galaxy, and without the clones, they would have failed. There’s no denying that Kamino helped The Empire rise to power and in turn caused the deaths and enslavement of billions of lives. That being said, this place also inadvertently created amazing memories, unbreakable bonds and long lasting relationships. The Clone Wars was one of the reasons I became such a big Star Wars fan. I saw the prequels as a kid but wasn’t too into them at the time, I didn’t hate them but they didn’t hold my attention too well, and I never saw the originals until after I watched season 1 as a kid with a friend. Without this show I would probably have never seen the rest of the movies and wouldn’t have fallen in love with the series. So seeing the destruction of where the show essentially started sucks to watch. It says that this is the end, there will be no more new clones, the story is over (obviously not completely over as we still have The Bad Batch going on adventures but still). That’s just how it affected me though, it was sad for me to watch and I’m also glad it happened.

@@Ashley_Jay Yeah, it's interesting that the whole time, the CIS were the good guys.. somewhat. Padme even mentions this when she states that she thinks there's a possibility that they're fighting on the wrong side. The Jedi came so close to figuring out Palpatine and stopping him but they weren't the only ones that could. The entire CIS army was under the command of Dooku and Grievous and they outnumbered republic forces almost 100 to 1. Had Dooku had the balls to do it, he and Grevious alone would have been more than capable of killing Sidious. Add in the backup of literally an entire Army, it would be over in 10 minutes. Nothing Palpatine could have done would'be saved him, the CIS had to purposely lose a lot of battles just because of how strong and large in numbers they were. Dooku was one of the single most greatest duelists and force users ever to live and Grievous was also among the top tier duelists ever to live despite not even being force sensitive. He was also fast enough to dodge most force based attacks and he whatever did hit him, his armor was strong enough to tank. Grievous couldn't beat Sidious alone but with Dooku, he'd not only last far longer but also give Dooku the edge he needs to win with certainty.

@@poorchristopher15 not exactly. While eventually clone war lead to tyranny over the galaxy, at the time clones fought for (flawed, but) democratic state, fighting against far less egalitarian faction. And, they mostly fought (intentionally) barely sentient robots.

@@poorchristopher15 for people that grew up with clone wars the clones are the heroes

taris wasnt even sad

Taris had it coming tbh

@@dylanrivera2244 yeah lol there wast an emotional connection to taris when you played.its just your trying to get off the planet.no planet will ever have he meaning and connection as kamino did

Man fuck Taris. Always hated that place in KotoR

Definitely serve pong krell both assholes

And we'll find out rampart was a sweetheart when we see hemlock

@@tarden132 ITS THE WARS BRO.

Rampart is a flower compared to Hemlock now. This show just produces the most sinister imperials

Yep, RIP to Kamino, one helluva planet

Because of kamino uprising

@@preciousotoakhia9789 there was no uprising. That is no longer canon, and I'm glad. Highkey the 501st journal was annoying.

@@Hernandez297 I believe it was better and more emotional

@@preciousotoakhia9789 to each their own.

wonder why rex didn't remove chips from the clone army one by one

Pretty sure it's the same sound Vader's Super Star Destroyer makes in Episode 6 when it crashes into the second Death Star

​@@_MaZTeR_ You're right

Indeed the Empire destroyed every city on Kamino so as to ensure that nobody but them could ever have access to the Kaminoan cloning technology and processes and potentially use it to raise a new clone army and turn it against them. Standard Imperial practice if you cannot have it or control it yourself you destroy it.

The Kamino Uprising was way more heartbreaking that this cheap nostalgia bait. It actually involved brothers killing brothers and an actual reason to stop producing Clone Troopers

@@Fulcrox take ur pills man

@@ErykRoll nah im good

@@Fulcrox I mean I guess it sorta is playing with our nostalgia, but that's the reason it hits so hard. It's showing us the actual destruction of something we've known for nearly 20 years, and we're powerless but to observe the deserted home of our heroes get obliterated. It plays off our nostalgia in order to incite emotion. Plus it's just some great filmmaking.

Disney did that all themselves.

@@coreymckee4844 omg can you people just shut up

​@@coreymckee4844stop whining

That the Empire did

It really is, how often is there a bombardment that just rips through everything like that? Even the beginning shots were devastating. Compared to bombardments like Thrawn’s in Rebels over Lothal this is what a true one looks like

@@mokee4853 apparently you still don't get Thrawn's point while doing that

Thank you, my functioning ears completely missed that.

Dumb Kids show can have more heart stopping moments than live action adult shows.

99 did not die for this 😢

@@cfcblue8 he died to help his brothers

Jedi, republic and kamino are gone

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Because of the chips,why didn't rex remove them and spread word

​@@preciousotoakhia9789 I know, but still sad. If Rex had try to done it he for sure would have ended up being executed, betrayed by his own brothers due to the chip. It´s easy to think Rex could have done anything for chane the story, saving clones lifes cause he is really skilled, but the reality is other thing, he´s still a single clone with nothing to be able to do against a really huge Empire with thousands of millions and no matter how skilled he is if he try to fight it he will end killed. The only thing he can do is to survive, staying away and his brothers living in his memories, remembering the good times he spent with them.

The clone conspiracy episode confirmed most of the population was in those cities... Tipaca was mostly evacuated as we saw, but first true imperial genocide there...

@@carloz1536 so than....the majority of the SCIENTISTS where evacuated than, the citizens were left behind?

Well, they bioengineered themselves to live in sea

The end of an era😥

I miss the clones and the jedi. They was working together, not enemy

Two great allies that were ultimately pawns of the Sith. The good guys lost and were swept away from existence

Rebels: makes our job easy since stormtroopers are terrible shot and soldiers. XD!!!

But with fire

Clones were designed to withstand stress

they dont

Why didn't the disobey,why didn't rex remove the chips from these men

@@preciousotoakhia9789he didnt know, and there wasnt enough time anyway. nobody knew but fives, and he died with nobody believing him.

@@preciousotoakhia9789 Because these men serve on Venators? It would be very risky for Rex to board Venators and remove the chips from all of them without raising any alarms.

Well remember this isn't the Republic anymore. It's the empire now.

It's because the CIS were actually the good guys but everyone noticed this when it was too late because the Republic won the war and did all those monstrocities under new name. And Republic in 19 BBY has chosen to name itself "Galactic Empire"

@@albertoquinones8541 Actually the Republic is an Empire, Republic just willingly renamed itself to the Empire but it's all the same. Nothing has truly changed. It's just as corrupt and evil as it was. Only difference is that the Republic was hiding its evil within but the Empire doesn't need to...

@@luke_cry ı mean they still bombed villiages and killed a lot of civilians

@@makondan277 It wouldn't happened if the Republic didn't arrive on Ryloth. Besides, I remember Republic did such things too and even more. Remember Orto Plutonia? Geonosis? Umbara? Bombing civilians on Raxus Secundus? No? Then I recommend to rewatch the series and focus on detalis, not only on the corrupt Republic, blinded Jedi fools or useless Republic senators unable to change anything for better. When you think seriously about SW history and what happened there... CIS are the only good option - only they were able to create bright and stable future for people of the Galaxy. The Republic/Empire, First Order, New Republic and even Rebels/Resistance were not able to. Their actions only brought chaos and billions (if not more) were killed. After Republic victory and without the Confederacy the Galaxy became a terrible place to live. And the further in time it got only worse...

The clones were designed to not have feelings or attachments. They were designed to obey the chancellor/emperor through those implants.

@@poorchristopher15 not true

@@poorchristopher15 The clone confirming the destruction of Kamino facilities is literally choking out the confirmation. In previous episodes of clone wars; Clones were adamant about protecting Kamino because it was the closest thing they could call home.

@@oneplumpboi5317 The clone officers on the bridge seems fine with it.

@@alberto2141 it's because the order 66

The Finale took down Mandalore. Bad Batch finished off our childhoods with this...

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But palpatine controlled them

They’ve just relocated the cloning facilities to clandestine locations where Sidious can continue with his experiments lol