What If the Jedi JOINED the CIS During the Clone Wars 

Did you see these ai star wars what if channels pop up? I watched a few videos and a channel called "Darth Theorist" feels like they just rewrote some of your video scripts

This whole "what if" episode is what would happen if a time traveler stepped on a twig

Well My favorite star wars faction is the Separatist Alliance or the Confederacy of Independent Systems! There army, though not the best ,is the most versatile and flexible, playing the numbers game that beats even the empire. Fun fact: they actually have the Best Space Navy out of all the other factions thanks to that versatility And diverse specialization that's more spread out and when used by good strategists, It's nearly unstoppable, which again can also beat the Empire. And the final nail in the coffin that truly tipped the balance in their favor is having the jedi on their side this time , which if they went up against a galactic empire , Jedi CIS would win no questions asked, even against the Eternal Empire!

How The Galactic Republic Would Survived Without The Traitor Jedi's? Patrol Can You Please 🙏 Do What If… “Erza Infect The New Republic Into Zombie 🧟‍♂️?”

@@air_owl-warlock7812 : YEAH ,like the Blacklight Virus!

I would love some little shorts showing their dynamic

Anakin, Grievous, C-3PO and R2D2 as the Four Musketeers?

clanka crew (some more than others)

​@@WVRSpenceWestVirginiaRebel1 amputee with a robot arm, 1 cyborg, and 2 droids beings the Robros

Anakin going Sigma route, rejecting simping for Padme and beginning a legendary warrior bromance with Grievous.

I just imagined Grievous using Yoda’s combat style, that’s horrifying. It’s even more horrifying that Grievous’ cybernetics might actually let him perform it.

I like to imagine that Grievous, no matter the timeline he is in, will always make a collection of lightsabers from fallen Jedis, even if they're allies. It's inevitable!

@@homoinsanus4674 grievous could become the guy who sold hotdogs outside the Jedi temple and he’d still find a way

@@austinestep8461some Jedi pays with his lightsaber because they forget their wallet

​@@austinestep8461During order 66 he went in and snatched Lightsabers.

"Did you ever hear the Tragedy of Darth sidius the unwise?" "No." "I thought not. It's not a story the Jedi would tell you. It's a Sith legend." Count dooku or something

*Anakin

Beat me to it. ​@@DinoLoverGaming

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It's funny how it does

Now I HAVE TO SEE THIS! Also when things don't make sense blame the sequels

Imagine they arrive to a level of trust where Grevious can ask Anakin to upgrade his cybernetics.

@@TRAILLERI just imagine Anakin giving Grievous a gift and he opens it and it’s 4 shiny new beskar arms.

The CIS was bad tho lol

​@@ThatDragonGuy no u

@@ThatDragonGuymaybe the generals, but the people and reason they wanted to rebel? Naw. Republic was corrupt.

The ideals initially founding the separatists were not bad. It became a monster over time, though.

The initial CIS wasn't bad, what it turned into was. Which is George Lucas entire point

You thought that it was Mundi at first, didn't you?

my reaction fr, Rip Plo bro

To be fair Mundi almost never survives altought it was sad to see plo gone but i wss happy mundi survived for once

I just realized, but the joke in this timeline would be "What about the clone attack on the wookies." Which also ties nicely with Episode's II tittle.

For Real This time

Padme: OH YEAH TELL ME MORE!

YOUR new Republic?

Anakin my allegiance is to the confederacy, to socialism (. I really don’t know what CIS government is)

​@@Helldiver_M1its just a bunch of planets that felt unfair because of their statuses to the core since they are mostly mid and outer rim

@dianesinger9729 True. Dooku Appears. And his participation in the story is always great. However, Would like to see him more often in positive roles because, his loss for The Old Jedi Order is as significant as the Mace's Death.

True, though in those situation they could always keep Darth Plagueis around to help even the playing field.

​@@dreadrathplagueis was killed in the phantom menace

Eh I don’t, Palps murders temple fulls of monks too often.

@@austinestep8461 Hey, I like to see Palps getting owned too (the ones Dooku just stays on/returns to the light side and owns everyone are my favorites), but fairness is fairness, you know?

@@NewDracors fair point. Palpatine is just easy to root against

It wasn't just you. Before the prequels were made in the books they were allowed to mention the clone wars but not explore that time period and these mentions always suggested that the republic and the jedi fought against clones and the cloners. Going as far making clones of jedi.

And instead he becomes best pals with anakin

​@@maxwhite8616Grievous and Anakin is a terrifying duo. Both are unstoppable forces of offense, both equally as terrifying.

​@@22AndAHalfalso Anakin loves tinkering with machines. He'd find a way to give Grievous upgrades. That frightens me.

A full Jedi Order leading a near limitless droid army could even defeat the Eternal Empire at its prime!

@@tianoc-g4811 indeed. XD the Republic's success in the clone wars relied so heavily on the Jedi, it's not even funny. Them being with the CIS? The Republic's done. XD in this timeline, even were Palpatine to successfully execute an Order 66 style execution of the Jedi, there'd be so much collateral damage by the time he executed it his Empire would be on stilts over a lava river. XD The Jedi are just too effective. So much of the stuff he laid down as preparation would be ruined completely.

The chips in rex, Fives, echo, cody and the other troopers poses a threat

This needs to be a video

This is an excellent what if! Well done, sir.

​@@Happysecret180They wont have contact with the Chancellor which means they wont get order 66

That would also be a big hit to Palpatine's plans since one of the reasons behind the Clone Wars was to bring Anakin closer to Palpatine and the Dark side Without Anakin there, Palpatine would likely try to find a new apprentice or become Emperor alone with some Sith Assassins

B1: "Uuuuuh do we shoot him or something?" Other B1: "He's black, He can say it."

“Clanker is our word, you can use clanka”

​@Yeet_VGbOyNJ great now I can't get that image out of my head

@Yeet_VGbOyNJ I just got a notification from here but does this mean Commando Droids can say BOTH magic words? If so, that's a brotherhood I want to see Edit: sorry for bad grammar. English friend told me to fix it

Didn’t ventress and obi-wan flirt in TCW a lot

@@serventium4049 they did do a fair bit of flirting, yah

Unexpected Hamilton is always is the best

​@noeyesmcgee810 a suprise to be certain but a welcomed one

This reminds me that Grievous was almost as good as two players in a volleyball match, probably because of that one Sith Beach Vacation video someone made.

George Dookuington.

Palpatine: *Peace was never an Option*

Would love to see this. Maybe Dooku would use Sifo Dyas' plan for the Clone Army for his own uprising. This force Sidious to strongarm the soon-to-be CIS council to remain in the Republic and supply Battle Droids to supplement its human forces (possibly TK Troopers)

Isn't that what he wanted to do with the CIS originally?

@@wargamesmaster Well Yes but actually Yes

In the Republic's older laws being a Sith in office is outlawed. Though it's so old and Palpatine so well liked, it probably wouldn't hold up.

​@dannylopez5976 Plus odds are those laws would have been silently repealed by the sith over the generations.

I don’t know. I just thought it’d be a funny idea.

Being a Sith in the republic is illegal.

And the last one is... The... Droid that was fixing Grevious? Or who?

​@@polishscribe674the golden astromech who replaced r2 that one time

That would be very interesting. Especially when Anakin and Obiwan eventually catch up to the Fett Man.

Oh god the clone wars will be a blood bath

Well he wouldn't be as strong due to not being Darth Vader

@@DarknessSlayerXX he pulled an ISD to the ground

@@CT-Kix Yeah but the difference between Dooku & Vader is that Dooku would keep him on a leash for Darth Sidious while Darth Vader taught Starkiller to show no restraint and as such "The Potential Of Dark Side" was literally on the tips of his fingers . . . . . I mean "Force Unleashed" is right there in the name.

@@DarknessSlayerXX true

We could've have an epic battle between Maul with a double lightsaber and Grevious with 4 normal ones

@@polishscribe674 Without Doku ordering the night sisters to create Savage Opres for him, There would be no one to go retrieve insane Maul from the hole he was hidding in. He would have died insane, crippled and alone

She woulda been a baby

Too OP

How would Anakin hide her child if she had one?

@@DarknessSlayerXX "she" eats thrash food non stop till the point no one can say if its fat or pregnancy.

@@DarknessSlayerXXI guess bros gotta go camping 😂 Tbh i crack myself up every time

So basically everyone is gender swapped? Female Darth maul and palpatine would be.. interesting.

@@serventium4049 No, just Anakin and Padme, didn’t you read?

Harder and more harmful to do that to a cyborg

Grievous actually had state of the art cybernetics. At least they were state of the art during the time period he lived in. If he lived 20 years later into what would’ve been the end of the Imperial Era in canon then Greivous might’ve been upgraded

@@TheUncivilizedNation Yeah but Anakin is a bit of a genius in terms of mechanics. He’s one of the few people who would actually be able to upgrade “state of the art” cybernetics.

Wot da fuk

1) would probably end in the empires falling apart at a rapit place, the empire was practically built around palpatine, so his loss would cause the empire to fall apart especially if this is post death star , essentially the fained stability palpatine provided would be gone and sidius loyalists would start considering tarken a traitor and now hes has rebels and a mutiny to deal with

@maverickdarkrath4780 maybe. In my head, I thought tarken my just double down on the imperial navy and follow the tarken doctoren, except he would probably be even tougher on the rebels.

Yesss

The first one would've definitely prevented the fall of the Jedi

Yeah​@@Acevant

What if Anakin was trained by Darth JarJar

@@metal_pipe9764 Anakin would become the most powerful in the galaxy

I'd probably would just try to befriend them.

@@Olivecheese965 they are sooooo cute 😍 right?

​@@Moth-pz9vgno you dimwit

Banking clans were funding everything

The overall galaxy is a bad place because the outer and mid-rim were so much worse off then the core. To my knowledge there was a lot of change in the core worlds.

Have you seen any modern politics? This is unfortunately VERY realistic

God no, that's not how the force works, you can't just become force sensitive

@@levicarpenter5509 to be fair it is the force. I mean I agree I wouldn’t want to see that happen in a movie or anything but it’s a what if and you can get away with a lot more.

the CIS were pretty much inarguably the "good guys" from an objective perspective: they were pretty much "Big Business: the faction" so it is easy to vilify them in-setting let alone as the guy writing the script but their entire business model was to profit from facilitating _everyone's_ prosperity "a rising tide raises all ships" style, largely through facilitating effective resource distribution and investing their profits into long term infrastructure. that whole separatist war? it was because the republic was not only refusing to do their damned jobs but actively *supporting* the fact that their society had fallen to the point where the single most common profession in the galaxy was either making a professional career out of armed robbery or being a slave depending on whether you considered [slave] to be a profession or not. as for the sith side of things? Dooku *very* much was *not* the good guy to the point where if he were real he would be one of the few people that imagines themselves as the villain in their own story, he liked looking all dignified and aristocratic for the exact same reason he liked making people suffer and watching worlds burn: he liked feeling like he was better than others and that was pretty much the totality of his motivation structure and changing that would require so much of a change at so fundamental a level that it might as well be a completely different character at that point (a one dimensional villain only has 1 dimension to change afterall)...Sideous on the other hand arguably _was_ a "good guy": his goal was breaking up the stagnation caused by the jedi and sith and hopefully leaving the galaxy with it's first chance in something like 20000 years to become something other than a hellhole to live in...problem is his chosen method for doing that was to do his damnedest to make anything associated with the force _or_ any of the methods of government that it had infected as evil as possible within the general knowledge of the galactic community. IE: he was doing very bad things for very good reasons, it is mostly questionable because his entire plan basically amounted to be cartoonishly evil for as long as possible and hope things get better after they finally kill you for it, he had no plan for the "hope things get better" part because he did not trust himself to have any influence over it. Sidious was on the short list of force users who had a broad enough perspective and enough self awareness to twig onto just how cyclic and stagnant and overall horrible everything was and just how much influence The Force had in *making* it that way, in most of their cases this leads to the individual coming to believe that The Force itself is inherently malevolent and attempting to plot against The Force itself which ends up going about as well as you might expect but in Sidious's case he actually got the chance to study enough about the various force-based organizations that the jedi and sith had gone all *EXTERMINATE THE HEATHENS!!!!!* on and come to the conclusion that while the force _might_ be actively malevolent it is more likely that it is fairly passive and simply being deeply affected by the people that are connected to it and it just so happened that for the last 15000 years that was almost exclusively two sides of the same broken dysfunctional toxic "little" cult and their cancerous philosophies.

@@evernewb2073 oh buddy im right þere wiþ you, i take my “CIS did noþing wrong” copium on a nearly daily basis

@@XenoTechnian oh don't get me wrong they did plenty wrong, they *are* a subculture that idolizes amoral decision making with most of their members being of a species with some heavy "Orange And Blue Morality" going on. I'm just saying that both their goals and motivations were weirdly altruistic for a faction that cares about nothing other than making money, they are utterly and completely selfish the "trick" to that is that being utterly selfish coupled with being even a little bit wise and/or long-term-oriented means that you rapidly end up wanting to make life better for everyone. the idea only sounds so alien to us because the vast VAST majority of power structures in human society care far more about sabotaging other power structures than embetterment of the whole situation or even just their own situation.