Peak Captain Rex
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
- "Trespass" is, hands-down, my favorite episode from Season 1 of The Clone Wars.
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Rex carried the team in this episode. The way he gracefully and effortlessly dodged the spear at 2:23 was impressive.
Totally agree but I don’t think Rex dodges that spear Anakin refers to Rex getting a scratch right after this scene so I think it might’ve grazed his shoulder. Which in someways is cooler because he just Tanks it and moves on!
@@8888LegomasterThis but a scratch
No, for real
Seeing Rex and the First Squad snow troopers communicate with hand signals was the coolest thing to me as a kid
Reminds me of Captain Fordo in Genndy Tartakovsky’s Clone Wars.
Nahh seeing Rex slowly walk forward with that pure boss energy as spears land by his feet letting both blaster pistols rip without a sweat was boss Rex
This is exactly how I felt about the Arc Troops from the 2D “Clone Wars” show that aired before this one. That combat and power scaling in that show was a bit over-the-top, but it made for some *awesome* scenes.
wait till you see the 2003 cartoon this show was based off of
@@ramshackle0 I love 2003 clone wars, Fordo and the Muunilinst 10 are the best part of it imo
They made those slick snowtrooper models, and they only used them in this one episode. Such a waste.
Technically they got reused for the flame troopers we see in S2 on Geonosis
It's almost as bad as only getting to see the desert armor in a single scene in season 6.
@@jedijam91I totally forgot about that armor! Such a crime.
@jedijam91 and you could barely see the details of it cuz of the sandstorm or dim lighting inside the Juggernaut
Great snowtrooper gear model, great episode.
Sure, design could be used again but at the same time I would not say it got wasted. It served it's purpouse here.
This is the scene where Rex reminded me of Fordo so much.
Got to love those hand signals.
Dang, completely forgot Rex had his Captain Fordo Ark
Was gonna like but you’ve got 66 so we’re gonna leave it
@@adventuremime crap we got 67 someone unlike! Or get it to 660 lmao 😂
Man this was just peak 501st tbh
I remember the chairman ,or whatever his title was, pissing me off in this arc....
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Same. He got a lot of good men killed due to his incompetence.
Honestly its not his racial hate towards the natives that disturbed me its his lack of logical thinking that annoyed me
Fr and then he just stands there in the middle as everyone’s telling him to get down and they end up dying trying to protect him
@@o-pl2ifhe was so useless
Rex casually dodging spears is so dope
At 2:09 I like how the last clone held the weapon on his shoulder and was like: "Ok Cap, what's the plan?"
Rex is showing that ARC Trooper training 🤟🏾😎
wish we saw some more ARC/commando missions or at least scenes showing their efficiency and what separates them from normal clones
Rex was cold as fk this whole sequence. Calm, cool, and efficient.
1:20 I forgot how sick af this was
This episode was brutal all around.
@@ColonelStan No dude, he meant how cool Rex was in the rest of that scene
early cw rex is a monster. bro is just dropping opps left and right every episode
I know that clones were created for combat but I still find it cool how fast Rex and his troops adjust and fight without hesitation or getting flustered
I know a lot of people grew to dislike this episode as they got older but it honestly remains one of my favorites. Not only because it has some of the coolest action sequences in the series but the premise is actually pretty cool too. Simple but cool. Like, all these people are dying literally for one guy's pride. It's a lot of death that just didn't need to happen and it makes Rex's killing of the Talz kind of bitter. It actually demonstrates a darker aspect of Rex and the clones. These tribal aliens are innocent and Rex probably knows that but...
Good soldiers fallow orders.
In fault the Chairman was responsible for this.
He was out of his field when he think it justify using clone trooper to for his internal affairs.
I like the episode because of this. Also prove truly the Republic even have some incompetence leader.
Rex and the 501st were kinda forced to fight because they were ordered to protect the chairman- but the chairman wanted war. It’s why Rex literally said “We’re only here to protect you”. It was the Talz or clones, and the clones ain’t gonna go down without a fight.
@@iech0526 I mean sure it was in self-defense but the clones still killed a bunch of the Talz. I mean sure the clones were forced in some sense but in another sense they weren't. It's not like they had guns to their heads. They could have just let the chairman die. If they really wanted to they could have. The Talz were after the chairman not the clones. Don't get me wrong this isn't a criticism of Rex or the clones and I didn't expect them to disobey orders. Rex is not a slave it was established that Rex believed in what he was doing. He believed in the Republic. He didn't kill the Talz because someone forced him he did it because it was his duty. A duty he is willingly bound to. It's something he chose to do because whether he agreed with it or not because it's his duty. But he still chose to fallow through with it. That's the darker aspect of being a soldier I wanted to highlight.
I think it was more self defense for Rex and the 501st, the Talz thought the clones were their enemies and Rex and his troops were forced to fight
@@5o1stFilms Rex could have abandoned his duty and left the Chairman die. He wasn't forced to do anything. He willingly did his duty. Rex even says in Rebels "We always have a choice".
I thought the season was over, then this episode premiered. I vividly remember sitting cross-legged in front of my tv after 7th grade watching this episode. Shock.... and chills.
This scene in particular was really cool cause it showed just how dangerous the Talz actually were after building them up the whole episode. And then once Rex and the clones got a handle on the situation despite being backed against a massive chasm it shows just how effective the clones are as soldiers even with just four of them. Even though they were massively outnumbered they killed a lot of the Talz before back up arrived to end the fight. Very cool scene
The chairman should have realized this the moment half the troopers were killed in the first minute. The Talz had height, strength and tactics all in their advantage. They ambushed the clones, boxed them in, then attacked both in CQC and long range. If Rex hadn't ordered a retreat, the chairman would have gotten the entire squad killed
He’s a foul, no wonder he was removed from office.
I find it funny is that he dare have the gall to said he order the clone to attack the Talz when he just declare it a internal affairs matter.
The clones just there to protect him.
1:28 You know how strong you have to be to quickly sling another man over your shoulder like that as if he was a toy lmao
Clones are Modified Human Just in Case you didn t know
Rex single handedly led the entire episode and did a great job, bro was not even sweating
Bit hard to sweat in that weather
i sometimes rewatch this scene but this is the first time someone uploaded in hd and no edits
I've always loved this scene but recently it's made me feel kind disappointed that Rex is the only clone to every really get full episodes to show off his skill.
That is facts we need more clones like this
Domino squad at least got a decent amount of screen time
@@Ph4ntasm4l well, two of them did
Honestly this is part of the top five best arcs that has Rex as valid character, since they use him so well in my opinion
Have to admit, it was pretty smooth to see Rex just walking forward, knowing the numbers he was up against just dual wielding his pistol, knowing it was for absolutely ridiculous reasons all of this was happening.
I never noticed they used Atlatls, basically a type of spear flung with a rope popular with hunters friggin thousands of years ago
Thank you for posting this. I used to rewatch Clone Wars battles when we had happier days.
This is why I recommend people not skip season one. Lots of little gems like this one.
I literally watched this episode last night. One of my favorites from Season 1. You got the angry power hungry Cho, who, if was still in charge when the Separatists blockaded Pantora, would have been singing a very different tune. You got Senator Chuchi, a woman probably younger than Padme when she became Senator.
Imagine if a Pantoran Jedi had been on this mission. They would have been forced to choose between being a peacekeeper or to participate due to Chairman Cho declaring this war an internal affair.
A Pantoran Jedi would be legally bound to obey the Jedi Code and follow the Order’s teachings. For most Jedi it wouldn’t be a difficult question.
one of the underrated episodes
All those fine warriors.... died protecting that bastard... At least they won't suffer through that nightmare.
Dude always stand on Business
Well what can we say Rex is a Mix of Sigma and Giga chad
Rex easily lifted the chairman like he's nothing. He's strong.
I had this lego set as a kid lol
0:42 bro goes to the middle of the whole fight 💀
wow this is so much more cinematic then even most modern animated star wars.
I wish we got to see more of the snow trooper clones throughout the show because there armor is amazing!
Also great job getting 100 subs you deserve it trooper.
Rex tired way to hard for someone who didn’t care about him
0:57 Notice how some of the Talz arent just throwing their spears, they're using Atalatls, basically primitive spear launchers that allow the thrower to get better leverage and thus range out of the throw.
2:20 most badass moment for Rex.
"Don't mind me. Just casually dodging spears with minimal effort."
Would have been pretty cool if the Republic stopped the Talz attack by drawing a line in the snow with the LAAT's laser beam turret
These gunships weren't equipped with them. Probably something to do with the frequent storms that would batter against the glass and limited visibility
@@marcuscersy2393 Got the ones on the wiings
Calm professionalism. Knowing full well him and the 3-4 remaining troopers were about to die. Hosing to go down fighting to protect their charges
He's always been peak
As a kid I didn't like this episode because the conflict seemed so senseless. I grew to appreciate it, the more I learned about history. Sometimes all it takes is one bad person with too much power.
Jango would be proud
He pulled him up with one hand only.
rex + akira slide
Wow, Rex is so badass.
And people always make fun if season 1
This is one of the few moments in the show where they actually show clones *shoot* something. It's usually random shooting at each other and kill a few clones to show the risk, then show some droids die at the end when our heroes win
It surprised me how dark this episode was.
helluva dude
That armor can take a blaster bolt and troopers can shake it off but a simple spear can kill a man? That’s some impressive metal those spears are made out of.
The armor is designed for blaster fire projectiles not physical objects like bullets or in this case a literal spear
@@ivoryrosett1980 seems like a huge oversight.
They’re thrown using levers by a species that’s really strong, it’s tough to make a lightweight armor that can withstand that I gotta assume
Spears in history have always been good against armour, they’re useful because the entire mass of the spear is focused down a single point, add that to the fact that those spears are bloody huge and it’s not hard to imagine them piercing armour that was neither built for physical attacks and armour that is possibly weaker owing to the fact that it was designed to protect from the cold in addition to blaster attacks.
Almost like its not real
Chairman was such a sleemo
I counted 7 confirmed kills by rex in this 1 scene. Rex og. Fordo is equal if not better.... Alpha is boss tho
I never noticed the Talz had atlatls.
Colonization of *insert part of the world* by europeans be like:
Lol the senator is named Chuchi, and the chairman is named Chicho?
Snow Vietnam
Stormtroopers couldn’t do this
I feel like the chairman would’ve been a massive and outspoken ally for Clone rights if he survived into the bad batch era
But then we wouldn't get the utter badass that is Chairman Papanoida. Man walked into Mos Eisley with ALL the smoke
How does armor protect you from blaster bolts but a spear punches through it
Not even plot armor can protect you from bad writing.
Because those are two completely different types of damage, which is why slugthrowers (actual firearms in Star Wars) are so deadly they have been made illegal in a lot of systems. Since most weapons in the galaxy are blasters, most protection was made to protect specifically against blaster fire in a way that the energy of the bolt is dissipated across the entire area for a lesser effect on the body. Armor rated to resist blaster fire cannot do much when you throw a solid metal projectile at it or you stab it.
In Star Wars, people who survive a blaster bolt thanks to their armor go into medical care anyway because the blaster bolt still conserves some massive kinetic force that causes trauma to the body. So if a projectile that is effectively condensed gas can wound someone that badly through armor designed to resist it, an actual solid projectile with added weight will definitely go through.
For example, there are videos on youtube of people testing medieval weapons on bulletproof vests and you'd be surprised at how easily some weapons go through. That's because bullet-resistant protections are designed to protect from bullets. Medieval armor had multiple layers of protections made to stop as much force as possible for the blade not to pierce through but it's equally useless against bulets. There is no armor that is designed to protect from every source of damage. Well there is, but it's way too heavy for a human to wear.
@@NolDragon I get the idea that the armor might not completely stop a spear but the issue is that from what we see they do literally nothing against it. Every soldier hit by a spear instantly dies and they get one taped meaning the armor is doing near nothing against spears which the idea that it can handle that basic sort of weapon makes the armor incredibly stupid. This is especially stupid when you realize that most of the spears are already traveling near inhuman distance which should make the actual velocity far weaker.
What episode and season?
Season 1, Episode 15, "Trespass."
Great anti imperialism/colonialism episode.