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I feel like without the inhibitor chips as a factor, the moment the clones get the "execute order 66 call", their first thoughts would be along the lines of "Who is this shriveled bastard and how'd he get on our comlink channel?"
Palpatine: Execute Order 66 Clones: Excuse me, who the fuck are you and what have you done to the Chancellor testicle creature? Palpatine: I am the senate! Fox: Oh shit! It's Sidious! The dark lord! Clones: Execute Order 65! Palpatine: Fuck...
It’s so easy to forget how pissed off the clones would be if they ever found out that Palps was the reason for the entire war. I love the role they played in this story.
have you heard the tragedy of darth sidious the manipulator darth sidious the most powerful sith lord he has the control over the republic as chancellor but wasted it order 66 an order to destroy all the jedi but was deleted he tried to use it against the jedi but was defeated and killed by the clones to avenge there brother ironic right he tried to use the clones to destroy the jedi but was destroy by the clones
@RyanTheDark I like your scene 😂 Palpatine furiously explaining the order while the clones are like Kronk "Oh right, the plan for the Jedi, the plan to kill the Jedi" 😂
What if the clones’ inhibitor chip was poorly designed and actually caused a release of dopamine during order 66 instead of making them want to kill the Jedi.
@@stigkenobi7525 aside from the fact that the inhibitor chips were first mentioned in episode 2 in 2002… oh, and the movie was written and directed by George.
What if Fives actually told Anakin about the inhibitor chips and the Jedi had time to not only reprogram them in every clone, but make plans for what to do if the order were given.
The Jedi knew about Order 66, they knew of every contingency order. So did the Senate. Order 65 and others were included in the Inhibitor Chips in order to make 66 seem just like any other emergency response, and therefore justified as an unlikely precaution. What Fives found out was what Palpatine revealed to him - that he was Sidious and that he was going to abuse the contingency orders.
I love this scenario, but I would change only two things: - The Galactic Marines were fiercely loyal to the Republic, rather than the Jedi, so Baccara and his troops would gun down Ki Adi-Mundi without any questions asked. - Fox and the Coursucant guard were basically Palpatine's lapdogs, but I am about 80% sure that most of them would join the effort to overthrow Palpatine, and most likely just stun blast Fox and clones that wanted to stay loyal to the Chancellor.
The Coruscant Guard is more loyal to the Senate than to Palpatine with some of them having a attachment to certain Senators who viewed them as People and not as droids (such as Riyo Chuchi). Senators that would have never agreed to such a thing to begin with But what would be the detonator for Fox getting pissed at Palpatine (and likely being the first one to shoot at him in revenge) is the fact that he finally realized that Palpatine is the one responsible of the Deaths of both Fives (who he was the one who made the shot unwittingly since it's very likely he was forced by the the inhibitor chip since Palpatine very likely implanted an order on Fox to kill Fives, realizing what he has done just after the deed) and Thorn (the brother he was the most closest to)
@@alpha34098 Exactly, as much as people hate Fox, he is still a commander of the GAR and he is definately more loyal to the Republic than Palpatine, aditionally he actually cares about his own troopers, as seeing how he reacted when he thought Ashoka had just killed 2 of his men, so if he discovered the chips and all the implications that has, he would be very likely shot Palp himself if he could.
This is mutual with the Members of the Coruscant Guard. To the point, as seen in a later video about Fives Surviving Fox's Shot, some of them were about to pepper Palpatine (who murdered Fox in his anger after realizing that Fives survived) with Blaster Fire after discovering Fox's Body and they were only stopped by Fives Shooting him right in the Head
Seeing the Clones take revenge on their own hands and killing Palpatine in a slow and painful death made this "What if" story the BEST one that I have seen so far. ❤
The clones NEED their own show. They are literally a subculture of a subculture: Clone community cloned from an unjust and exiled Mandalorian (who apparently became a saint simply because of a near death experience, even though Maul only got worse in the same situation).
10 years after Anakin leaves the order, Yoda arrives on Naboo. "To invite you back into the Jedi Order, I have come." A: "But Jedi are forbidden attachments... I'm married to Padme." Y: "Learned, we have. Painful, it was." A: "What changed your mind?" Y: "Saved the Jedi Order, attachment has. If the Clones had not grown attached to the Jedi, doomed we would have been."
Honestly, I think it fitting that Palpatine was killed in an absolute rain of blaster fire, something that some would consider "uncivilized" and beneath the Force-users to consider even possible to die from.
The only issue I see with this is Fox and the Coruscant Guard not siding with Palpatine, as they were practically his own personal army from the start and were only loyal to him
@@thesymbiotenation.4552 He’s like I’ve beat up civilians the whole war while they we’re winning the war. I don’t like those odds at all and go on ahead brother. Plus clones loyalty was ultimately were to each other above all and knew if the 501st were after the chancellor (with how loyal they were loyal to him as well) he had to be a traitor.
@@thesymbiotenation.4552 HAHAHA yep whole 501,yoda,mult other jedi including,obi and sykwalker and ofc rex and ashoke yah fox did smart thing and nope fuck that shit yall go in if everyone 501... yah he did something bad lol
I really liked this, but something im not sure about, the chosen one was suppossed to bring balance. this is why he had to destroy the jedi, and the sith, not just the sith. regardless i really liked this fan fic, and possibly would prefer it. i agree as good news becomes something only in fiction, its more and more nessicarry
One thing I would say is that, of all the Clones, I figure that Bacara, Neyo, and Fox would likely have followed the Order, without the chips. Neyo was unusually cold and brutal, Bacara was extremely strict and militant, and Fox was... Fox.
Thing is Fox is loyal to the republic itself, not Palpatine, it was his position that made him close with Palpatine and him being the democratically elected leader of the republic, plus Palpatine pursuit of domination caused Fox to kill one of his own brothers, something that clones despise, it likely would've played out similar with Dogma and Krell, Fox also doesn't like traitors, out of all the clones Fox was the one taken advantage of by Palpatine the most.
Faie too would have followed it, he was like a mix between neyo and bacara, and served under Quinlan, didnt have the best relationship between them. i mean, in Legends, when the chips didnt exist yet, a turbo tank crew allowed themselves to be shot by their own brothers just for the chance to kill their general, it says a lot about how they view him.
Love the Clones not only got a happy ending, but avenged their fellow brethren who died on Palpys whims. I always thought the Clones had the most tragic, undeserved ending, so I’m glad to see them finally get what they deserved (in a good way lol)
I was originally going to make a comment about how Palpatine probably had a contingency for if the inhibitor chips failed. However, I never considered just how ABSOLUTELY PISSED The Clones would be if they found out Palpatine was behind the entire war. (This could also be considered in a story in which Palpatine is revealed as the mastermind to the entire war AFTER his rise to power. I'd imagine the clones would be even more pissed knowing he forced them to betray and murder their Jedi allies for false pretense.) I also find it ironic in your story that The Clones chose not to betray The Jedi for reason of the very thing The Jedi most feared: Attachment. The Clones had become attached to The Jedi, seeing them almost as much brothers as each other. Attachment was not The Jedis' undoing, but their salvation.
Funny thing is this is exactly what caused many clones to defect after the empire formed. Clones like Cody couldn't reconcile their experiences with the order and would eventually abandon their posts as they saw themselves ultimately as the bad guys in everything, or at the very least that the empire was everything they did not like, the more individual the clone was prior to the chip activation, the more capable they were of shaking it later. Even clones in the middle of their chips activating like with Ploh koon's and Secura's actively tried to make their deaths as fast as they could because they realised something was wrong but they could not stop it. And we even saw this with Ahsoka's lot, they were actually able to grasp something was off from Rex's actions and probably would have been able to shake free of it long enough to get theirs removed had she not been in the hanger with him, and hell, rex actively aimed at his own brothers best he could while under the effects. I could imagine even when order 66 activated, at least a few clones or depending on how much trust was their with their jedi entire squads might have tried to raise order 65, likely to static as there's no way sidious didn't lock communications to prevent just that.
Had that thought myself. That Palps being the evil cosmic wizard 4D Chessmaster he was would have a contingency plan. Or two. Agree with you about the angry clones. Best all around anyway; a quick unforseen death by many blasters without incarceration, deliberation or adjudication or wrestling with ethics and jedi teachings. The one thing you didn't want to give Palps was time. Along with his cunning and patience it was arguably one of his greatest assets.
This premise reminds me of an idea I had recently. "What if (somehow) both Orders 66 *&* 65 had gone out simultaneously and been received nearly evenly by two halves of the clones? Possibly on the same battle fields in some cases." The short answer is of course, "Chaos!" As always however, the devil is in the details.
@@mathswatch1976 an order that would let the clones kill/arrest the chancellor. Sidious created this to not arouse suspicion over why there was an order to kill the Jedi
While I love the image of what seemed like half of the 501st and detatchments from other legions marching on the Chancellor's office, stunning any of the Coruscant Shock in their path, had an odd "quote" come to mind: Rex: "Jesse, kindly inform the Chancellor his 9 o'clock is here, will you?" Jesse (gleefully priming a thermal det): "Oh yes, sir!"
I’m sad Disney won’t give us a alternative ending to revenge of the sith where Anakin doesn’t fall to the dark side. If they want money, they should green light new ideas revolving around a alternative universe to the one we got .
@@davidstorm2224 It's more like the Sequels were so bad what's the point. We know it all currently leads into or builds up to the Sequels. We do get some good stories, mostly from Dave Filoni, but we all know with Kathleen Lenned and the current leadership in charge Star Wars is damaged goods as they've fucked up too much already. Plus What If stories are always awesome, it's just cool to see how things might play out if 1 or a few things went differently, and this applies best to franchises like Star Wars and Star Trek that are rich in lore and detail, expecially Star Wars with how expansive the story around the Prequels is, the size of the Clone Wars, the amount of characters and background events involved. Revenge Of The Sith is easily the best film for Star Wars What Ifs, as the plot and characters change positions quickly, so something occurng earlier or later could easily have drastically different outcomes, such as Palpatine being beaten before Order 66 means the Jedi and Republic survive mostly intact, but defeated after and the Republic and Jedi are devestated, even if Palpatine and Vader were killed it would take some rebuilding.
Disney doesn't know wha the audience wants anymore. All their tv shows are stupid now, and messages in their movies are holding them back. Corporations reuse to adust with us. Instea, they do what they choose, regardless of public opinion. They also are influencing our government with millions to billions of dollars.
I love the fact that all the clones missed Ayla on purpose. It implies that none of them wanted to do it, but wanted to "shoot at her" so it looked like they were still following orders while someone else actually did
If this happened, what would happened to the battle droids? I would like to think that, despite being the "enemy" of the Republic, the Jedi (and maybe a few clones who see the world in a clearer sense) see the battle droids as another one of Palpatine's victims. So, instead of melting them down and being scraped, the mostdroids would be given a different roles in society (ex. Tactical and Super Tactical droids could deal with economics, B2s with any heavy lifting needed, B1s for a variety of reasons, Magnaguards and BXs as diplomatic escorts or guards for important places, like the Galactic Senate building or the Jedi Temple [maybe even have Magnaguards be sparing partners for Jedi]). And despite most clones and battle droids hating each other, they soon come to terms that they aren't all too different, with some Droids becoming more unique with specialized markings and adopting names for themselves. In the end, while many deaths occurred and lots of mourning, the future looked brighter for everyone. Clones, Jedi, Droids, Seperatists, and the Republic.
What if the Jedi were removed from being military commanders by the Senate's order during the first year of the Clone Wars? I was thinking Tarkin might have a hand in this, seeing as he often sent letters to Palpatine requesting the Jedi be removed from command of the GAR, he might be able to politically maneuver the Senate into removing the Jedi from command roles of the GAR, perhaps due to the Jedi's abhorrent ability to command clone forces. How would this affect Palpatine's plan to wipe out the Jedi? Since it's so early in the war, not many Jedi would have died at this point (aside from Geonosis), and they would almost all be at the temple.
I'd like to think they'd have moved from the coruscant to show that they were not favouring the Republic and helped those in need. Working to reduce casualties in the war.
Bearing in mind that pretty much all the suffering the clones experienced was because of palpetine. I can only find this hilarious that the clones just fill him with blaster bolts
Two things here. 1) you should continue this one into a full story, like the jedi coming to train Luke and Leigh. 2) what if the order to arrest the chancellor and order 66 were actually switched when Yoda went to kamino?
Palpatine wouldn't go quietly in death. I have a feeling even if Anakin allowed Mace to kill him or Anakin killed him. He would have a secret cloning facility of himself. Clearly he knew of Sith transference already. With that in mind a younger clone Palpatine would go full tilt with Separatist forces after dying. Remember his contingency was to always have a Empire either Republic controlled or CIS. Probably even approve new droid designs that he held off to not overwhelm Republic forces. But with gloves off now go full CIS.
@@thestarwarsgalaxyThe only issue is if we have any actual evidence of him actually done the cloning tanks before the Clone Wars and during the Clone Wars. As far as I am aware, he only actually done the cloning process during the empire era and after that.
Just want to point out to the OP that this plotline was technically already done in the EU, but only Empire Era and beyond shit. As far as I am aware, he didn’t actually have a secret cloning facility during the Clone War Era. The only time he could have potentially done it was like pre Clone Wars (However, in Disney Canon and even in EU, there was no evidence he has a cloning facility pre Clone War era and during the Clone War Era) as at the time, he technically never planned for death during the Clone Wars. It is till like after the Clone Wars and years or decades later did he manage to get a cloning facility up for himself
@@striker389unknown2 EU Republic Commando Order 66, Secret Cloning facility on Moon of Coruscant. The Sparti Clones aka 501st. Originally the 501st was given to Anakin on Operation Knightfall and never fully commanded a unit unless under Obi-Wan with Alpha-17 or 7th Sky Corps. Sparti Clones were worse than Kamino, fully Republic cloned under secrecy. So yes Palpatine had a cloning facility set up just as he did with a Sith Lair in industrial district. The man prepared for everything.
@@the_dudeabides That was for the clones. Again, not a valid example as well. Oh also, there was one year after Order 66 it seems so that even means it still did take time to do so and during the early parts of the Empire did Darth Sidious order to have a new cloning facility for himself.
Zero Criticism. 11 out of 10 for killer utilization of all character’s actions coming back to them, good for good, evil for evil, etc. It ain’t much, but you’ve got my sub. Looking forward to more stories this good! :)
In canon, I'm pretty sure the 501st didn't receive Order 66, they were just that loyal to Anakin after all those battles. I think my main problem with this hypothetical is that the 501st and Anakin would still probably go through the jedi temple and destroy it, but aside from that very cool.
Yeah. In Canon they didn't receive the order, they followed Anakin, now Darth Vader's orders. Had they received the order, chances would be too high they would've shot down Anakin as well.
Honestly this is why the chips make sense, I know so many people are like "the clones are loyal they would just follow the order." like they do in the EU but i disagree, i think the chips really explain why clones like the Wolf's pack turn on generals like plo koon
Dude your concept of them aiming at Plo and Aayla gave me a damn heartattack lmao. THIS WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!! As Tumblr has said, "Order 66 doesn't happen if you AU hard enough", and you, good sir, AU'd HARD. This was awsome!!!
I do appreciate not making Fox evil for the sake of being evil like some other people do, if this were to happen, Fox would absolutely be down to take out Palpatine especially after the Fives situation, It would be like the Dogma and Krell situation except instead of one battle the deception would've been going on the entire war, I'd say it would be likely that Fox would be the first clone to fire upon Palpatine.
Ngl you almost had me with Bly and Aayla 😂 I was about to say cause Bli and Aayla had the greatest relationship a clone commander and Jedi general could have
I actually got emotional when the clones missed ayla secura on purpose. When he said that “ plo treated them like people.” I know 66 was supposed to happen, but I wish this happened instead.
I think it would have been cool if the Clones that had gotten close to their Jedi Commanders did not carry out order 66. Cody, Bly, and the clones with Plo Koon come to mind first. It would have made it much harder for the Empire to take over the Galaxy and gave the Rebels a bunch of troops.
Though I understand that he hadn't technically committed himself just yet, Anakin's return to the Light Side came way too easily. Remember, he was still operating under the delusion that Palpatine could teach him how to manipulate midichlorians like Plagueis, which means he should've been able to save Padme. This could be a fairly significant plot hole.
I mean to be fair Anakin didnt want Palpatine to die. Thats the whole reason he cut of Windu's hand in the first place (than palp killed him) so if the clones were feeding Anakin their confusion and worry that killing the Jedi might be the wrong thing to do, it would make sense to start making Anakin to start rejudging what he thought was right or not. So its not more "returning to the light side" but more monitory hesitation and just choosing not to slay children. After all he didnt fall to the darkside yet till he killed the innocent younglings thats what sealed him as Darth Vader.
In the Novelization of RoS we see that almost the entire time Anakin's in the Jedi Temple he's conflicted and wants to stop, so I think the clones standing for what's right would be just enough of a push for him
@@kingwildcat6192000actually, technically, he didn’t fully fall till he killed the separatists. When you turn to the dark side, your eyes turn sith yellow. His didn’t until he killed them. What I think it was, most likely, is he didn’t ENJOY killing the younglings. That was certainly the Point of No Return, but when he killed the separatists, he was enjoying it. That is what turned him fully.
I loved this arc for the clones!! The happy ending had me tearing up a bit! And that bit of only Yoda knowing about the Darth Vader moment! Wow, so intriguing, had me thinking of possible outcomes for Anakin. Even if some actions don’t add up with Anakin’s canon state of mind, I really enjoyed this fanfic, it’s a fanfic after all 😊
Great story, but there are a couple of quandries. If Yoda had the full list up, why not source activate Order 65? The other issue is that the Chancellor's main office isn't in the Senate complex, but is instead in the Republic Executive Building.
Another what if leading to a satisfying ending. The only downside to it was that Anakin had to live with the guilt that he almost led a massacre through the temple and that he betrayed Mace Windu. You can argue that he didn't outright kill him, but he added Palpatine by stopping Mace from killing him.
What if anakin was sent to the future without affecting the timeline, thus causing there to be two anakins, one light, one dark? Would Anakin find kenobi on tatooine? How would he react to his past, and the fall of the Republic? How would vader react to someone claiming to be him joining and perhaps leading the rebellion? How would his reunion with Ashoka go? Would he be involved with the victory against the first death star instead of his son? Would sidious seek to corrupt him and gain a new, more powerful Vader?
I would have thought that before Anakin left the order he would have gave a very convincing argument on how the Jedi have lost their way and that their fear of the dark side and their unwillingness to do anything about it is what brought on this powerful Sith Lord and how they need to change for the better
What if Rex ORderd the 501 to Remove All their Inhebitor chips After Fives Deaths causing them to Defend the Jedi Temple Wit rex at the charge and Anakin rolling with a small batalion of the corusant gaurd. I feel the 501 should win as the corusant gaurd never had Combat exp outside training and Invasion of corusant?????/
The question for me isn't 'what if the Jedi deleted Order 66 during Revenge of the Sith', but, 'what if the Senate issued Order 65 before the Jedi moved on Palpatine'. If the Senate could be convinced that Palpatine had to be removed from office at the end of the war, they could issue Order 65 in secret once Obi-Wan had defeated General Grevious. While the Senate elects a new Supreme Chancelor, Mace Windu would have had the backing of the clones to take Palpaine into custody. Their inhibitor chips already activated, the clones wouldn't have been able to act on Order 66, sparing the lives of all the Jedi. With the resolve of the clones, Anakin might have been able to resist the darkside, not choosing to go to Palpatine's office. After the effect of the inhibitor chip wear off, Palpatine is being taken to the Senate Building to be tried but never reaches the courtroom as he's shot by the clones who had been in charge of his safety, in vengeance for the deaths of their brothers.
Palpatine: execute order 66 Clones: sir this is a wendys Palpatine: i really need to label these *sigh* ugh fine fine ill take a baconator combo with ummm a diet coke
It is a cool thought that the Clones were the real key, because it's stated constantly that both Anakin and Vader had a genuine connection to his soldiers. While many Jedi treated the Clones as mere numbers and soldiers, treating them honestly little differently than droids, Anakin was willing to treat them as Humans and friends. Vader, despite being known as a ruthless, evil, coldhearted machine showed respect to the Stormtroopers that fought alongside him, and treated them well. So it would make sense that those soldiers would be the key to stopping his fall.
Love the content bro! I have a suggestion for a future video. What if the clones also targeted anakin during order 66? I feel that would be a fun video given anakin is supposed to lead them through the temple. Who would lead them? Would anakin further doubt palpatines allegiance? I feel you would have a good insight on what would happen. Thank you!
I think they would’ve killed Mundi because his clone commander Barca was like him, heartless and brutal, also Fox and the rest of the shock troopers probably would’ve turned on the Jedi as well
Honestly I always wondered how they Clones knew to obey Order 66 just because they got a hologram of some ugly guy in a hood telling them to execute it. Did not one question why the Chancellor did not look like the chancellor anymore? If they are just supposed to obey it like a sleeper agent, how did no other incidents happen when someone randomly said 'order' and 66' together at some point? Only the chancellor could execute it, but how is the chancellor verified?
I think the point you, others in this comment section, and the video's creator forget is that the Clones go through an intensive 10 year period of training and that they are not deployed until then. A good chunk of this training would actually be the rule, procedures, and guidelines for conducting war. How to interact with non-clones. Rules of Engagement. Identifying human elements of the CIS compared to non-combatants. Military Customs and Conduct. Rules for Prisoners of War. In the case of certain clones who were trained as Military Police, they would also learn Military Law and some elements of Civil Law so that they could police Clones internally. (Coruscant Guard anyone?) Anybody who didn't study these rules or worse not abide by them was likely culled. The Kaminoans had a rather ruthless outlook on Clones in general given that they actually can't reproduce naturally. The only way Kaminoans reproduce is the same Cloning Vats they use to sell 'products' to others. And given how obsessed they were with perfection, very few clones like 99 survived. Many who were considered 'disobediant' might just end up recycled into organic soup used to create new ones. Which not only removes the troublemakers to keep the army 'pure' but as a message to the other clones. Step out of line and you'll end up as soylent green and fed to those being gestated behind you on the production line. In short, you learned what Order 66 was before you even stepped off Kamino and even before the introduction of the 'inhibitor chips' the Clones were pre-conditioned to know what this Order was and obey it. Those who would question it would, at least at the start of the war, remember what happened to dissenters during training and would stay in line. Part of that ruthless intensive training would also include chain of command and communications. All would receive and understanding of who gives the orders as well as an understanding of their equipment. The comms were likely secured to prevent things like interception of orders and every clone would have a basic understanding of 'Communcations are encrypted so any orders that come through are valid provided the actual communication specialists who are trained to monitor and determine if they've been compromised don't tell you otherwise.' Palpatine as the Chancellor had emergency powers which put him as 'The Commander-In-Chief'. NO ONE disobeys a direct order from the Commander-in-Chief. He's the final authority in any chain of command who can even order generals around. He would likely have access to an emergency channel that can, by design, override all communications to ensure that in the rare event it is used, and usually for emergencies, would trigger an 'oh shit, stand by for DIRECT ORDERS' moment from the communication specialists to flag as immediate priority to be piped in. EVERY CLONE would know that when the emergency channel is activated by the Comm Specialists that the person coming through has already been validated and the encryption checked which means that the individual on the other end has already been verified as 'Sheev Palpatine, Commander-in-Chief'. Now you can sit here and play 'what if' games all day about compromised comms, faked images, falsified orders, that's what a professional army calls an 'Information War' and that's the war that Military Intelligence fights. The Clones would likely have their own MI division in the GAR which would be comprised of Analysts, Counter-Intelligence, Signal, Digital Security, Spies, and working closely with Special Forces like ARCs and Commandos to wage the 'Shadow War' in dark alleys and assassinations. Conversely this is why the Chips are stupid because you would have that incident where somebody would have said 'Order' and '66' somehow which would trigger the Clones, especially if spoken aloud by a non-Jedi like Admiral Wulf or Tarkin. Without the chips the Clones would fall back on all the 'boring military protocol' stuff that actually makes a professional army work and would actually take a lot of the uncertainly out of it. They would be much better able to recognize what's a valid order against someone accidentally speaking or trying to brute force an outcome by guessing.
There is a Vader comic where an ex jedi actually says execute order 66 and the clones all shoot at Vader because he has a lightsaber, so it seems the order is just automatic when executed and they must obey
@@thestarwarsgalaxy it's a great story, I liked how it played out! 100% thought this was going to pick up at the end of the investigation under Shaak-Ti with her refusing Fives to be alone with Darth Shittiest
Originally in Legends, there were no inhibitor chips, because the clones wouldn't need them. Jedi commanders got a lot of their men killed, and many were close to Pong Krell in outcome if not intent. Imagine a hippie being given command of unit in combat, and how long it would take before he got fragged.
Exactly… they’re keepers of the peace, not soldiers. One of the absolute dumbest things the republic did was put space wizards with no tactical skills in charge of directing a war.
This is awesome! You should do this What if next time. What if all the Jedi were present in the temple when Anakin marched with the clones to attack the temple?
Palpatine:Commander Cody...The time has come..Execute order 66.. Cody:I'm sorry sir that order dose not exists and I'm unable to carry it sir.. Palpatine:.........Those!*÷**#*#*#Jedi...
Could you do a video of what if saltine and the pacifist movement failed to take power during the mandalorian civil war but instead kept to the old way? Mainly I’m just curious what the clone wars would look like if the Mandalorian warriors were the norm instead of the outliers of there society
I love how the Clones are the ones to turn on Palpatine upon realizing that he's the one responsible for so many of their brothers dying for a war that was orchestrated by him. It was honestly the hook that made this story more memorable and emotional, especially having seen the Clone Wars show. If anyone had the right to eliminate Palpatine, it was them.
I think Ki Adi Mundi still should have died because I believe they said he was very cold/harsh to many of the clones in his army just to show that some clones did have the capacity too
