_With the capture of Maul at the hands of Ahsoka Tano, the Invasion of Mandalore had finally pacified a world besieged by chaos. Under normal circumstances, it would have been a time for celebration....but our next orders put paid to those thoughts._
I love how eerie this was knowing that “the order” was right around the corner. I love how the final scene of the clone wars, it shows that the Jedi,clones and the republic are well and truly gone. It is both sad and beautiful. As much as I was upset that the show ended, I was happy it ended like that. Thank you george Lucas, Dave filoni, and the voice actors for the characters. You made so many childhoods amazing and now that we have grown, so has this piece of art.
Indeed. The anticipation building up had me almost bursting during the last episodes and this song had my heart skip a beat realising the time had indeed come. It's a great piece of music!
I just realized that apart from the eerie Bladerunner vibe, Kiner probably designed the music like this to mirror/echo "Padme's Ruminations" because this is happening at basically the same time.
You know, I never listened to that track much back in the day, but hearing it again now, yeah it sounds like it has a eerie synth string sound in the background through the first half.
Ohhh yeah as soon as I watched this episode I realized, because not only do they sound the same, the majority of it is in the same key!!! Liner was definitely paying tribute. That’s what makes these last couple episodes SO. GOOD.
I caught that immediately. It immediately reminded me of Padmé’s Ruminations. Even Ahsoka’s words to Rex mirrored what Padmé said: “I feel something terrible has happened with Anakin.”
I played this and Padme's Ruminations at the same time. The two songs actually blend in with each other, as if they are echoing one another. Also, if you notice more carefully, you'll find out that nearly every track featured in this episode is in the same key, including ones that were featured in the soundtrack album.
I don't think they could've ended this timeless series better than this. The music, the cinematography, the heart wrenching injustice of Order 66 gaining a whole new meaning now that we've gotten to know and grown alongside the clones and the Jedi who came to see them as friends and sometimes even family, torn apart by the monster who orchestrated all of it from the beginning. This show was a gift and a privilege to experience growing up and getting to see it end fittingly.
I've been on edge for the entire episode, even when it was silent and peaceful, knowing what was about to come. It really speaks for its success that even when you know the "plot twist" it still keeps you on edge.
@@franzitrone Yep, that's dramatic irony. Probably the best and most meaningful execution of it I've ever seen. A good plot twist blows your mind and instantly flips the established status quo on its head, leaving you and the characters scrambling to get their bearings, but good dramatic irony keeps you on the edge of your seat with bated breath and anticipation as you watch every little piece slowly taking their place for the final crescendo, knowing exactly what will happen. It's powerful because you don't know when, or how, but you can see and feel the build-up, and when it finally happens, the payoff is cathartic.
@@canonscott The age of consent in ALL of Europe (Turkey doesn't count) is 16 or below. It's also 16 in 31 states in the US. She's a young adult. Don't be weird about it. The war would've made her especially mature.
He took the 3 minutes of Padmes ruminations, and expanded that motif into a feeling of dread that pervades over the final episodes of the Clone Wars. Amazing.
My heart sank when this started playing. I was expecting nothing like this, but the Clone Wars portrayed Order 66 so well. The eerie music, the order, the way the clones acted, it was just perfect. Thanks to George Lucas, we would never have had this.
Had to focus on Ahsoka, but I would have loved for Victory and Death to be an hour long episode and the first ten minutes shows both extended cuts of Plo's, Kia-Di-Mundi's, and Secura's deaths as well as many others across the galaxy before returning to Ahsoka's and Rex's struggle.
I love Star Wars’ music, especially revenge of the Sith. But this eerie synthesizer is something else. It gives this desolate feeling that captures the loss and suffering that’s happening. Friends and family are turning on each other, and things are never gonna be the same. The last 4 episodes of clone wars had me totally speechless when the credits rolled and the music was the key
I watched Episode lll along with the clone wars last season and its just so different, the OT is what paved the way, but the prequal era set the bar with the backing of this amazing series.
When you realize Clone Wars literally bridged the gap between the start of the Global Recession in 2008 and the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. I think what hits home for a lot of people is when this finale aired. It was the start of the COVID-19 pandemic/lockdowns and no one really knew what we were about to go through. For those of us who grew up with Clone Wars and were still relatively young (season 1 aired when I started high school), we look back on those times that appear innocent. Now that our favorite show wraps up, we face a new world of challenges of the unknown, just as our heroes in the show.
The clone wars movie came out while I was in kindergarten. At recess all the boys would run around as we played “clones vs droids”. The atmosphere was immaculate. Clone wars is what me and my best friends bonded over and just as we entered middle school, it ended. We were deeply saddened to see it go and in that time we grew up. I was the only friend in my close group to watch Rebels which I was okay with. Then one day in high school, MAGIC! The clone wars were saved and at the end of my junior year, we all got together at one of our houses to watch the new season. We were grown up now but it was as if not a day had gone by since kindergarten. Then the pandemic came and we had to finish the last 4 episodes alone. Safe to say we all cried as we felt a new connection to Ahsoka realizing that we were now the same age she was at the end of the war. Clone Wars will always be special to me.
Dude seeing Ursa Wren and Captain Rex nod to each other, Bo saying goodbye to Ahsoka, and then Ursa and Bo watching the ship depart had me depressed. No knew what was going to happen, but it was like they had a feeling that everything was about to change.
It's a very weird thought, but for some reason I always found as Mandalore the center of the Clone Wars TV show, almost more than Kamino. It didn't appear until Season 2 of course, but after that we got so many episodes about it from Ahsoka teaching kids, Obi-Wan and Satine's past relationship revealed, to death watch taking back the planet in 4 and 5. Finally we get the Siege; as Mandalore falls, so does the TV show. The nods we see Ahsoka and Rex give to the Ursa/Bo was kind of like a "That'll do it, see you guys in the next series."
@@lifevest1 Honestly I kind of see that. Kamino was the home of the clones but was only really important during the Fives arc. Mandalore goes through so much in so little time and we see it all unfold. And it was one of the few planets that weren't directly influenced by Sidious, even though he tried. There's this sense of stakes attached to it because we know that Mandalore becomes Imperial but have no idea how it got to that point until the end of TCW/Rebels. God damn, I love their writing and I miss the buildups of TCW while watching The Bad Batch.
This moment... was truly one of the most eerie moments in the clone wars series. The fact that you the viewer knew what was about to unfold and all the suffering that this order would bring makes it astonishingly amazing. *The calm before the storm*
This theme fits the whole scene very well because even though the battle has been won and Maul captured there’s just something that doesn’t feel right because everything Maul told Ashoka during their duel has left her feeling uneasy she is worried for Anakin but doesn’t exactly know what’s going on with him
To be honest I feel like the most underappreciated scene in this entire ark is when rex tries to execute order 66 but holds himself back for a few seconds as he finally realizes what five's was trying to warn him about
Good Soldiers follow orders. I’m watching this after just watching the Bad Batch S2 episode: the Outpost. This episode was so amazing. The themes and the music 🥺 it brought me back to Clone Wars Season 7. The Kiner brothers are amazing at what they do. Thank you for this video. The droning scream of the synthized sounds. It just pulls at my heart strings so hard and with the this Bad Batch episode I’d love a video on the music from that.
Right in the scene where Rex and Ahsoka launched in the Hyperspace this music made me think that something terrible was going to happen in a very few time
Positively gave me goosebumps at the end of Tales of the Jedi episode, *Practice Makes Perfect.* As Rex points out to Ahsoka before they address Jesse & the 501st on deck: *"Let's hope ALL that training pays off."* Just about fell out of my chair with this well thought out series connect. *Brilliant.*
(Half-life 2 Spoiler alert) Half-Life 2 Episode 2. After Alyx gets saved by the Vortigaunts. Before hand G-man giving out his speech to Gordon Freeman and then after telling Alyx those exact same words
I’d love a new animated series with the same quality animation from S7. It would be cool to follow Rex and Ahsoka after the events of Order 66. Maybe they return to Coruscant to see what’s left of the Jedi, etc. All the while you have this Blade Runner 2049-esc music playing in the background giving the series an eerie feeling.
I'm pretty sure that The Bad Batch is going to pick up on Rex's story after order 66, which for a while will include Ahsoka, before she leaves to be in her novel.
TCW: Siege of Mandalore ranks among one of the best television finales in ages! I rank it up there with the multi-part finales of ATLA and Star Treks: TNG and DS9. 👌
That synthesizer is haunting. I’m not sure if it’s just me, but it sounds so identical to Flight into Darkness. The song they used for Dooku when he flew off to meet with Sidious. I’m fully convinced this sound is the theme of Order 66.
I like to imagine this scene takes place alongside Anakin's time in the council chambers because there will be absolutely no dialogue for a good amount of time, showing the moment it ends.
When watching this episode I felt nothing but tense, knowing what was going to happen left me paranoid about every moment. It was very exhilarating and when this music played I knew the future
Every time I hear this, I think about all the Jedis across the galaxy... Going to be executed by their own clone troopers... The Galactic Republic will fall and the Galactic Empire will rise. Is honestly sad because some of those Jedi characters I'm a fan of and they're going to meet their end.
Anyone else noticed the Kiners have been using synth sounds like this one for more animated Star Wars shows lately? Moments before Order 66 in the Clone Wars in Season 7 Ep 11 Yaddle following Dooku as he goes to meet Palpatine in Tales of the Jedi Ep 4 Commander Cody and Crosshair's moments in The Bad Batch Season 2 Ep 3
still remember watching these as they came out. I was back home at my parents' house during Covid lockdowns. Felt like a kid again despite a backdrop of a world in chaos.
It's weird but this soundtrack will be perfect for our current situation. The world is at the brink of war and all we can do, is to pray that it never happen
Sidious was meticulous with knowing where all the game pieces lay on the field. Ahsoka wasn't conceived as a character during Revenge of the Sith, and it's purely speculation, but I wonder if Sidious decided to reveal himself to Anakin knowing Ahsoka was nowhere near him. The only two Jedi who could have possibly complicated Anakin's fall were off Coruscant. It was a perfect storm. I would have loved to see an official What-If with Ahsoka still on Coruscant just prior to the events of Order 66.
If there wasnt the disappearing of the classic CW comment before the episode starts or already the knowledge its the last 4 pieces of CW we got - the entire ambience they created with the story, the ROTS references and especially the dark sounds/music already foretold its not another common victory in CW but instead a unfolding tragedy. and despite we knew it would come and ends like this - it was so good and touching. CW couldnt have ended in a better way.
this is what the old movies needed, more variation in the sound track. the ost of clonewars was amazing. yeah star was music is iconic but it just seems like varriations of the same 4 songs. i love the limited use of the imperial march in clone wars due to it showing anakins dark side. in the movies its used constantly even in areas it doesn't really make sense
“The worshippers have killed their priests and priestesses. The bridges between the divine realm and the human has been shattered. Now only the maniacal or the bravely fortunate can cross its fragmented ruins leaping from receding foothold to crumbling perch to receding foothold….darkness prevails.”
Yes, Jesus is coming. But so many have not prepared their hearts for his arrival. The anti christ is also coming to the stage soon. Time is getting more crazier as each day goes on
“Too late for what? The Republic to fall? It already has and you just can't see it. There is no justice, no law, no order. Except for the one that will replace it!” “Justice is merely the construct of the current power base. A base, which, according to my calculations, is about to change.”
So this comment section is now for serious Christ's? I mean like I do not believe in God and watching a franchise that kinda proofs such things as gods doesn't exists especially not in Star wars makes u feel about armageddon. And no the father and the child's are no gods they are just very strong users in the force. So ... nice
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_With the capture of Maul at the hands of Ahsoka Tano, the Invasion of Mandalore had finally pacified a world besieged by chaos. Under normal circumstances, it would have been a time for celebration....but our next orders put paid to those thoughts._
Aw, Battlefront 2 journal reference.
I actually can hear this in his voice. Great writing!
Damn that just brings chills
Bury the dead.
501st Journals are the best
Ahsoka: "You go, I'm sure it's more good news"
Narrator: It was not, in fact, more good news. Quite the opposite, really
I love how eerie this was knowing that “the order” was right around the corner. I love how the final scene of the clone wars, it shows that the Jedi,clones and the republic are well and truly gone. It is both sad and beautiful. As much as I was upset that the show ended, I was happy it ended like that. Thank you george Lucas, Dave filoni, and the voice actors for the characters. You made so many childhoods amazing and now that we have grown, so has this piece of art.
Indeed. The anticipation building up had me almost bursting during the last episodes and this song had my heart skip a beat realising the time had indeed come. It's a great piece of music!
we are gettin served in mando season 2 tbh
dave finished the abandoned series
@@franzitrone I was weeping when the synth-heavy tracks started to play, and we all knew what was about to happen.
Ya plus when that hologram scene came and when it ended my heart was pounding as I knew what was about to come the end of the republic and the Jedi
I just realized that apart from the eerie Bladerunner vibe, Kiner probably designed the music like this to mirror/echo "Padme's Ruminations" because this is happening at basically the same time.
You know, I never listened to that track much back in the day, but hearing it again now, yeah it sounds like it has a eerie synth string sound in the background through the first half.
Ohhh yeah as soon as I watched this episode I realized, because not only do they sound the same, the majority of it is in the same key!!! Liner was definitely paying tribute. That’s what makes these last couple episodes SO. GOOD.
I caught that immediately. It immediately reminded me of Padmé’s Ruminations. Even Ahsoka’s words to Rex mirrored what Padmé said: “I feel something terrible has happened with Anakin.”
I played this and Padme's Ruminations at the same time. The two songs actually blend in with each other, as if they are echoing one another. Also, if you notice more carefully, you'll find out that nearly every track featured in this episode is in the same key, including ones that were featured in the soundtrack album.
Plus on the topic of blade runner i mix this song with the 2042 theme sea wall and together they make one hell of an order 66 theme for battlefront 2
I don't think they could've ended this timeless series better than this. The music, the cinematography, the heart wrenching injustice of Order 66 gaining a whole new meaning now that we've gotten to know and grown alongside the clones and the Jedi who came to see them as friends and sometimes even family, torn apart by the monster who orchestrated all of it from the beginning. This show was a gift and a privilege to experience growing up and getting to see it end fittingly.
I've been on edge for the entire episode, even when it was silent and peaceful, knowing what was about to come. It really speaks for its success that even when you know the "plot twist" it still keeps you on edge.
@@franzitrone Yep, that's dramatic irony. Probably the best and most meaningful execution of it I've ever seen. A good plot twist blows your mind and instantly flips the established status quo on its head, leaving you and the characters scrambling to get their bearings, but good dramatic irony keeps you on the edge of your seat with bated breath and anticipation as you watch every little piece slowly taking their place for the final crescendo, knowing exactly what will happen. It's powerful because you don't know when, or how, but you can see and feel the build-up, and when it finally happens, the payoff is cathartic.
You know this arc good when you can't find anybody find any criticisms at all with this arc, not seen a single one
amen to that brother
It started with a child and a young soldier. It ended with a wise young adult and a war veteran.
she was 17
@@canonscott eh, you get the idea
@@Allaboutbarbiedolls technically both children when u consider how old clones acc are lol but still crazy to think about how far they've come
@@canonscottand Rex is fourteen
@@canonscott The age of consent in ALL of Europe (Turkey doesn't count) is 16 or below. It's also 16 in 31 states in the US. She's a young adult. Don't be weird about it. The war would've made her especially mature.
Kevin Kiner's one of the most underrated composers , he's one of maybe 3 composers next to Williams and Zimmer who's scores give me chills.
Howard Shore?
Ramin djawadi
He took the 3 minutes of Padmes ruminations, and expanded that motif into a feeling of dread that pervades over the final episodes of the Clone Wars. Amazing.
Vangelis.
@@garythomas4431 I second this
My heart sank when this started playing. I was expecting nothing like this, but the Clone Wars portrayed Order 66 so well. The eerie music, the order, the way the clones acted, it was just perfect. Thanks to George Lucas, we would never have had this.
Had to focus on Ahsoka, but I would have loved for Victory and Death to be an hour long episode and the first ten minutes shows both extended cuts of Plo's, Kia-Di-Mundi's, and Secura's deaths as well as many others across the galaxy before returning to Ahsoka's and Rex's struggle.
@@lifevest1Bad Batch did wonders with the 1h10m premiere runtime huh?
I love Star Wars’ music, especially revenge of the Sith. But this eerie synthesizer is something else. It gives this desolate feeling that captures the loss and suffering that’s happening. Friends and family are turning on each other, and things are never gonna be the same. The last 4 episodes of clone wars had me totally speechless when the credits rolled and the music was the key
Its so different to Star wars music it fürs perfectly Into the catatrophe that is Order 66
Plus it sounds totally cyberpunk which is awesome.
It sounds like "Padme's Ruminations" from the movie
I watched Episode lll along with the clone wars last season and its just so different, the OT is what paved the way, but the prequal era set the bar with the backing of this amazing series.
@@MariOmor1 vibe is the same, but music is pretty different
"Shattered" Just like how your heart feels.
When you realize Clone Wars literally bridged the gap between the start of the Global Recession in 2008 and the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
I think what hits home for a lot of people is when this finale aired. It was the start of the COVID-19 pandemic/lockdowns and no one really knew what we were about to go through. For those of us who grew up with Clone Wars and were still relatively young (season 1 aired when I started high school), we look back on those times that appear innocent. Now that our favorite show wraps up, we face a new world of challenges of the unknown, just as our heroes in the show.
Ukraine v Russia
We are in the twilight of our Republic.
The clone wars movie came out while I was in kindergarten. At recess all the boys would run around as we played “clones vs droids”. The atmosphere was immaculate. Clone wars is what me and my best friends bonded over and just as we entered middle school, it ended. We were deeply saddened to see it go and in that time we grew up. I was the only friend in my close group to watch Rebels which I was okay with. Then one day in high school, MAGIC! The clone wars were saved and at the end of my junior year, we all got together at one of our houses to watch the new season. We were grown up now but it was as if not a day had gone by since kindergarten. Then the pandemic came and we had to finish the last 4 episodes alone. Safe to say we all cried as we felt a new connection to Ahsoka realizing that we were now the same age she was at the end of the war. Clone Wars will always be special to me.
@@tristanhand2358 whats crazy is I was starting high school when Clone Wars came out. I felt like a kid again 😭
You're goddamn right
Dude seeing Ursa Wren and Captain Rex nod to each other, Bo saying goodbye to Ahsoka, and then Ursa and Bo watching the ship depart had me depressed. No knew what was going to happen, but it was like they had a feeling that everything was about to change.
It's a very weird thought, but for some reason I always found as Mandalore the center of the Clone Wars TV show, almost more than Kamino. It didn't appear until Season 2 of course, but after that we got so many episodes about it from Ahsoka teaching kids, Obi-Wan and Satine's past relationship revealed, to death watch taking back the planet in 4 and 5. Finally we get the Siege; as Mandalore falls, so does the TV show. The nods we see Ahsoka and Rex give to the Ursa/Bo was kind of like a "That'll do it, see you guys in the next series."
@@lifevest1 Honestly I kind of see that. Kamino was the home of the clones but was only really important during the Fives arc. Mandalore goes through so much in so little time and we see it all unfold. And it was one of the few planets that weren't directly influenced by Sidious, even though he tried. There's this sense of stakes attached to it because we know that Mandalore becomes Imperial but have no idea how it got to that point until the end of TCW/Rebels. God damn, I love their writing and I miss the buildups of TCW while watching The Bad Batch.
This moment... was truly one of the most eerie moments in the clone wars series. The fact that you the viewer knew what was about to unfold and all the suffering that this order would bring makes it astonishingly amazing.
*The calm before the storm*
“Because Count Dooku is dead. Anakin killed him while rescuing the chancellor.”
“What?! NOOOO!! Wait… I knew that already.”
The buildup to order 66 was one of the best buildups I’ve ever seen in anything. Super suspenseful
We all knew how this had to end, and we still weren't ready for it.
This theme fits the whole scene very well because even though the battle has been won and Maul captured there’s just something that doesn’t feel right because everything Maul told Ashoka during their duel has left her feeling uneasy she is worried for Anakin but doesn’t exactly know what’s going on with him
This episode was stressful lmao
The clone wars is and will always be the best part of Star Wars.
period.
“You didn’t tell them what Maul said about General Skywalker.”
“No….
“I didn’t.”
I wonder if she regrets it later
(66th like btw)
@@theempireofhand It probably ate her alive for the rest of her days…. 😞
To be honest I feel like the most underappreciated scene in this entire ark is when rex tries to execute order 66 but holds himself back for a few seconds as he finally realizes what five's was trying to warn him about
It really isn't underappreciated
Give me chills down my spine every time
This theme was so dark love it.
Good Soldiers follow orders. I’m watching this after just watching the Bad Batch S2 episode: the Outpost. This episode was so amazing. The themes and the music 🥺 it brought me back to Clone Wars Season 7. The Kiner brothers are amazing at what they do. Thank you for this video. The droning scream of the synthized sounds. It just pulls at my heart strings so hard and with the this Bad Batch episode I’d love a video on the music from that.
God that was my favorite episode of the season
Right in the scene where Rex and Ahsoka launched in the Hyperspace this music made me think that something terrible was going to happen in a very few time
Positively gave me goosebumps at the end of Tales of the Jedi episode, *Practice Makes Perfect.* As Rex points out to Ahsoka before they address Jesse & the 501st on deck: *"Let's hope ALL that training pays off."* Just about fell out of my chair with this well thought out series connect. *Brilliant.*
The music was masterful in this episode. It added so much to the tension, the eerire feelings.
Reminds me of Blade Runner 2049. Love it.
Same. I loved that ost
I love “Memory”, “Sea Wall”, “2049”, and “Flight to LAPD.”
@@lanceleader163 I occasionally listen to "Flight to LAPD", but I always listen to o it at full volume with headphones. It's so epic.
@@lanceleader163 my Favorite is "tears in the Rain" its the one at the end where K dies in the stairs
I've never watched Blade Runner, but it does kind of remind me of some of the Stellaris soundtracks
Always when i hear shattered i have in my mind these words: prepare for unforeseen consequences.
(Half-life 2 Spoiler alert)
Half-Life 2 Episode 2. After Alyx gets saved by the Vortigaunts. Before hand G-man giving out his speech to Gordon Freeman and then after telling Alyx those exact same words
@@donotcry9159 Yes, it's gman words from even in first half life and half life 2 episode two.
@@donotcry9159 say what it's a spoiler alert for lmao, people gonna assume that's a clone wars spoiler
That fear in Maul´s eyes...
I’d love a new animated series with the same quality animation from S7. It would be cool to follow Rex and Ahsoka after the events of Order 66. Maybe they return to Coruscant to see what’s left of the Jedi, etc. All the while you have this Blade Runner 2049-esc music playing in the background giving the series an eerie feeling.
The bad batch
I'm pretty sure that The Bad Batch is going to pick up on Rex's story after order 66, which for a while will include Ahsoka, before she leaves to be in her novel.
Don't forget Rebels or the Mandalorian. Ahsoka's story is not over just yet.
TCW: Siege of Mandalore ranks among one of the best television finales in ages!
I rank it up there with the multi-part finales of ATLA and Star Treks: TNG and DS9. 👌
Goddamn star wars needs more electronic/synth music
pretty sure this is just ambient
Rex and Ahsoka: Fellow Soldiers turned Family
Best Star Wars soundtrack, ever. Apart from victory and death.
General Skywalker is transforming at this very moment..
we all knew what was about to happen, what *they* were about to do, but no one said a word. not a word.
That synthesizer is haunting. I’m not sure if it’s just me, but it sounds so identical to Flight into Darkness. The song they used for Dooku when he flew off to meet with Sidious. I’m fully convinced this sound is the theme of Order 66.
I like to imagine this scene takes place alongside Anakin's time in the council chambers because there will be absolutely no dialogue for a good amount of time, showing the moment it ends.
When watching this episode I felt nothing but tense, knowing what was going to happen left me paranoid about every moment. It was very exhilarating and when this music played I knew the future
Every time I hear this, I think about all the Jedis across the galaxy... Going to be executed by their own clone troopers... The Galactic Republic will fall and the Galactic Empire will rise. Is honestly sad because some of those Jedi characters I'm a fan of and they're going to meet their end.
Anyone else noticed the Kiners have been using synth sounds like this one for more animated Star Wars shows lately?
Moments before Order 66 in the Clone Wars in Season 7 Ep 11
Yaddle following Dooku as he goes to meet Palpatine in Tales of the Jedi Ep 4
Commander Cody and Crosshair's moments in The Bad Batch Season 2 Ep 3
Nice loop 👍🏼
The Blade Runner feel to this is mesmerizing
This soundtrack eeriely connects with Anakin's transformation to Vader in an evil way.
Never felt this much dread in a TV show since watching the episodes leading up to Michael Scott's departure in season 7 of The Office.
still remember watching these as they came out. I was back home at my parents' house during Covid lockdowns. Felt like a kid again despite a backdrop of a world in chaos.
In the end it all crumbles down the republic the empire. The Romans and the Persians. In the end it all comes down
The Americans
Remove that profile picture please.
@@QPRTV bruh, why?
@@QPRTV oh wait they are a homophobic fascist (on their profile) but i'm pretty sure that flag isn't nazi, idk so you got a point
It's weird but this soundtrack will be perfect for our current situation. The world is at the brink of war and all we can do, is to pray that it never happen
I feel so odd listening to this but it’s good
Agreed hardcase! Your sacrifice during the battle for umbara will never be forgotten either
Sidious was meticulous with knowing where all the game pieces lay on the field. Ahsoka wasn't conceived as a character during Revenge of the Sith, and it's purely speculation, but I wonder if Sidious decided to reveal himself to Anakin knowing Ahsoka was nowhere near him. The only two Jedi who could have possibly complicated Anakin's fall were off Coruscant. It was a perfect storm. I would have loved to see an official What-If with Ahsoka still on Coruscant just prior to the events of Order 66.
Or what if she somehow caught Maul earlier and made it back just in time with him in tow? He'd be a witness to who Sidious was as a Sith Lord.
If there wasnt the disappearing of the classic CW comment before the episode starts or already the knowledge its the last 4 pieces of CW we got - the entire ambience they created with the story, the ROTS references and especially the dark sounds/music already foretold its not another common victory in CW but instead a unfolding tragedy.
and despite we knew it would come and ends like this - it was so good and touching. CW couldnt have ended in a better way.
1 Hour
yes plz
just loop it
this is what the old movies needed, more variation in the sound track. the ost of clonewars was amazing. yeah star was music is iconic but it just seems like varriations of the same 4 songs. i love the limited use of the imperial march in clone wars due to it showing anakins dark side. in the movies its used constantly even in areas it doesn't really make sense
Love the Blade Runner vibes this track gives off.
When you think that is over with corona but the worse times are coming!
The calm before the storm
Something is coming
@@ryeguy7941 love you red and remember "an only good commie is a dead one"
In the words of the late Count Dooku
"This is just the beginning"
This feels like a horror movie
Kinner masterpiece
My God. Imagine this chilling piece in Revenge of the Sith to make it all even greater.
Dark Knight Returns Frank Miller vibes or Blade Runner for sure.
“The worshippers have killed their priests and priestesses. The bridges between the divine realm and the human has been shattered. Now only the maniacal or the bravely fortunate can cross its fragmented ruins leaping from receding foothold to crumbling perch to receding foothold….darkness prevails.”
Who the frick disliked the video, who ever you are you have no respect and is no fan of the clone wars
Reminds Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl ost
Yes, radwind pt2
Good soldier's follow order's
its going to sound stupid but where did you find the picture you use in the video ?
great vid btw, its just that i would like to use it too
It was the one used in the video linked in the description
Timo thank you
listening to this as we draw near to the New World Order and closer to Jesus coming makes it feel that much more epic
Yes, Jesus is coming. But so many have not prepared their hearts for his arrival. The anti christ is also coming to the stage soon. Time is getting more crazier as each day goes on
That's crazy you mention that. I was just thinking the same thing
“Too late for what? The Republic to fall? It already has and you just can't see it. There is no justice, no law, no order. Except for the one that will replace it!”
“Justice is merely the construct of the current power base. A base, which, according to my calculations, is about to change.”
Ummm, cool. I guess?
So this comment section is now for serious Christ's? I mean like I do not believe in God and watching a franchise that kinda proofs such things as gods doesn't exists especially not in Star wars makes u feel about armageddon. And no the father and the child's are no gods they are just very strong users in the force. So ...
nice
Bladerunner+Chernobyl = /|\
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Blade Runner and STALKER vibes
*SLAVIC WARS Episode III: Revenge of the putins*
*putin destroys the Slavs...Order 66 is being executed out in reality* ... :((((
what
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