Morrison: He sounds like a soldier, which is what the Clones are, and adds that gritty, quiet and 'tired' tone Dee Bradley Baker: He gives the Clones personality and life, despite the fact that they're soldiers
And that's why Morrison is better. Because he makes the clones feel more genuine based on the very fact that they're basically slave soldiers bred only with a military mindset.
@Vetarlit Torf but Dee Bradley Baker makes us interested in those troopers. Otherwise we would just consider them to be expendable like the stormtrooper's thinking that they're just expendable cannon fodder. The clones are ironically unique and different despite being clones while stormtroopers are just like droids with no personality, ie memory core wipe. (Stormtroopers are made of mostly human recruits who aren't clones)
@@skylarnagam7186 the clone commander that died in grievous' lair was commander fil. thire was part of the coruscant guard, so he would've worked with fox, but that isn't fox's armor. plus, fox was later executed by vader for ordering troops to fire on him at the jedi temple because he had mistaken him for a jedi, so he was likely nowhere near the senate building.
@@Uranicc shit my bad. I thought that was thire for so long haha. Sorry about that. Huh... think I like my story better haha. Poor thire... grievous would have been better lol
Order 66 is one hell of a brain altering chemical organic chip tumor, in other words it’s a drug that fucks up your brain. Don’t order 66 kids, it’ll mess you up for life.
Love them both. So glad we'll get more Dee in the Bad Batch and seeing Temuera as Boba has been an almost lifelong dream. Can't wait for Mando season 2!
I think that’s how they intended it as Boba is more gruff and colder than his father. Probably because he saw his father die in front of him and seeks vengeance
I always wish that they would actually have Daniel Logan voice specifically Boba due to him doing so in the CW and plus it would add another level to show how Boba was different from any other clone
Had no idea that Thire was the one who was tasked with finding Yoda’s body. Kind of sad, when you think about it and what they went through together in that first Clone Wars episode.
I like to think that he might’ve caught a glimpse of something that may or may not have resembled his old general disappearing into a ventilation duct, and quickly dismissed it as nothing. So technically he was telling the truth that there was no sign of a dead body.
Sky Wolf he didnt. If you think he was the one who got killed in grevious lair you're wrong. that was commander fil. fox died way before the scene that was shown in this video when he was executed by vader for ordering his tropps to fire on vader after mistaking him as a jedi
@First Name Not at all. He has a massive presence, there’s a lot of emotional quality in his voice, he has portrayed various different characters with different personalities. The brutish and volatile Jake the Muss, the cool and calculated Jango Fett, the loving father of Moana, Tui.
@First Name You start an argument, then you provide no real argument as to why Morrison has “no range.” You’re looking like the real clown lmao. Watch the 501st logs that Morrison did for the original BF2.
Yeah, I had no clue. Actually, I think I knew the clone in III was named Thire, but I didn't realize Thire was the name of the Clone in the Yoda episode.
That's totally a lucas thing to do though, expand on seemingly meaningless side characters. Heck he even gave the character HE PLAYED, in episode 2 i think it was, more background. The weird blue faced senator. xD
As actors I think they're both terrific, however; it's very clear that Baker isn't speaking with a natural New Zealand accent, most Americans struggle with replicating that accent as well as the Australian accent, that makes it sound just a tad corny for me, but otherwise I don't mind his clone voice, I think they're both great.
That's the main issue I have with Barker's performance really, he hones in on a more Australian sounding accent similar to his Numbah 4 performance from KND. Other than that he's a fantastic voice actor and differentiates the personality of so many Clone characters flawlessly.
This was always my problem with Baker's clone voice. He's good at giving them all personality, but Morrison's voice is distinct because 1. NZ accent is very different from Australian; 2. Morrison is Maori, and a lot of his words have more of a natural accent to them. Listen to how he pronounces words like "Boba" and "Tatooine".
I wish we had both. You can notice Dee having a different voice for some clones like Fives and Echo you can really hear the difference. Which means having both could make sense in the continuity
I wish it would’ve been an option to switch between both, mix them in, or just how it is in the real game. From what I have seen, I don’t think you’re in the minority. I would’ve liked to play it with Morrison as the clones to see what he could do with it. It’s the closest to the movies because that’s what they were supposed to sound like but they didn’t get every actor from the movies to voice the characters.
As a kiwi who hears this accent everyday and has it myself, I can hear a few differences in pronunciation, but Dee Bradley Baker does an awesome job nonetheless. It’s a hard accent to get right.
They're both amazing and it's honestly so cool that the voices match the media they're used in somehow. In my opinion, there is no *better* one but DBB fits TCW very well and Temuera fits the movies and Republic Commando very well. It's something about the tone in whatever they're performing in.
Nothing wrong with that show either. It's all on Disney Plus now so you can watch it whenever you want! We can celebrate all things Star Wars. Everyone's got a place in it, whether canon or not!! :DD
I know that the diplomatic thing is to say that they're both good in their own ways for the roles they did, but I honestly think Temuera Morrison is a much cooler voice by far lol
His voice is unfitting for clones because it's so distinct. Bradley bakers is better as a standard voice and he is far better at differentiating his voice between different clones
@@Pvt.Conscriptovich the clones wars, at its best is far superior to any and all of the star wars movies. The only people who labels the clones wars as a cartoon show either haven't seen the show or stopped watching before season 4
@@ReviewTechTexas hes perfect for the younger clones, but they should remaster the older vets with Tem's voice. It's perfection to hear after all this time. Definitely need him to narrate documentaries on the star wars universe
Temuera Morrison: made the clones badass and gave us jango/boba Baker: personalized the clones, giving them actual character, making order 66 100% more tragic
Yes, I wish they would've used Temrura as the voice in clone wars and Battlefront 2. or at least in battlefront two have an audio option to swtich from dee bradley baker voice to Temeura Morrison voice
Yeah but they're also soldiers and "heroes" of the Republic. They should sound more friendlier and laid back, like real life soldiers. Especially when giving relief and aid to planets in need. You need that friendly, amicable-type of voice, especially if you're to stand apart from your enemies in the conflict. Trying to gain more allies than enemies and make yourself out to be the "better" more "humane" side in all of this. Having that "light side" of a voice would help in that. ;)
@@multicreativeartist6579 As someone who grew up with The Clone Wars, I honestly wouldn't mind Tem voicing the clones in conjunction with Dee. But I don't agree that Tem should've voiced the clones entirely and not Dee whatsoever. I think what Dee brought was magical too, including with all the variety of voices he gave for the Bad Batch as well, so he shouldn't be discarded but rather complimented, I feel! I think it'd make more sense to instead have Tem voice some of the genetically modified clones who aren't pure clones -- like Delta Squad and some other special forces units except the Bad Batch. I feel the Batch should stay Dee as all their voices are just way too unique & "immovable," in a sense, to be replaced. And in addition, Dee's voice helped spawn an entire new generation of Star Wars fans, including myself! Taking his voice away would mean taking a piece of our childhood away and that's not right. I personally would never wish for Tem's voice to be replaced in the movies, live action shows or any of the games. And not to mention, the '03 CW had clone voices that didn't sound anything like Dee or Tem, but I don't see any fan wanting to remove voices from that show, so there's that. I think it's beautiful that both generations have their "version" of the clones. And Dee still sounds somewhat like Tem (especially when you hear him voice Boba Fett in one of The Force Unleashed games, such a damn cool fusion Dee did of his iconic clone voice & his take on Tem's voice!!) and vice versa, so it's not TOO stark of a difference anyway. I do, after all, hear a looot of Tem in many instances throughout the TCW + in TBB show. I believe, if I remember right, there was an interview that Dee was in where he specifically mentioned having to emulate some Temuera Morrison into his voice as the clones, and at least to me I can clearly hear those subtle inflections of his voice all throughout the series! Either way, they're both great at what they do and are widely beloved and appreciated for all their roles and for GOOD reason. I think most fans will agree on that, at the very least! :D
@@ThatGenericPyro We'll see Tem back as Cody hunting down Obi-Wan in the upcoming Kenobi show. Or some sort of live action clone portrayal in general. Can't wait!
For me Dee Bradley will always be the voice of the Clones, and Temeuera the voice of Jango and Boba (i know Boba is a Clone but lets just say Boba has a genetic variation)
This is what is so fascinating about these two. The Clones have had several VA's, Andre Sogliuzzo (2003 Clone Wars), David Boat (SWBFII 2005), Andrew Chaikin (ROTS: The Video Game), and Andre does a very good job portraying ARC Troopers, but none of them have what Baker and Morrison have. I think they both do wonderful jobs portraying a specific facet of the Clones, and could do a great job portraying the other. We've seen Baker's more cold and sterile acting in the Bad Batch, and just from Boss' delivery in Republic Commando, there is no doubt in my mind that Morrison could reach that lively range that Baker did. My personal preference is Morrison, but I understand why people prefer Baker, because so did I for the longest time. (also, if you wanna be really technical, the first Clone actor was Jeremy Bulloch, the actor for Boba Fett before the remaster with Temuera's voice)
Dee Bradley Baker's voice is perfect for the clone wars series, especially since the first couple seasons was broadcasted on cartoon network to a much younger audience. But temura voice is simply iconic. I wished it was his voice used for the clones in EA's Battlefront 2. Temura's voice is like the masterchief voice actor of star wars imo
I liked morrison’s voice more because he gives The clones this passive aggressive tone and killervoice. Which is suiting since they’re basically replicas of jango, which is a stonecold killer. Dee’s voice sounds more forced IYKWIM
They're clones of jango but that doesn't mean they would have the same personality as him. Which is why baker is the best voice for the clones since he gives them all unique personalities, and well i mean, Baker is THE person who made most people fall in love with clones in the first place.
Temuera to me is the clones, whenever I used to read the clone wars volumes I heard his voice when reading clone dialogue, he really fits the idea of a efficient and cold soldier when reading, yet sometimes having feeling like in the 501st journal. It’s why I liked the idea of the clones being so dedicated as they were trained from brith to follow orders and when order 66 came, they simply obeyed. I enjoyed Baker in TCW but for me it’s Temuera
I respect that. Did you grow up with the Clone Wars books or was it just your first foray into that specific era of SW? I grew up with TCW so for me it's Dee all the way but it's also because he just has that more lighthearted, laid back and welcoming vibe to him -- which soldiers should also embody I feel. Especially whenever they're assigned to give relief and aid to planets in need. It helps to have that more affable presence, to represent the Republic in such a positive light and to further win over all the systems from the CIS, their enemies, as a result. Being menacing, intimidating, cold, etc, to me kind of hurts that objective during a war, namely for the Republic since they're supposed to be the "good guys" of that era in time. I still love Tem as the clones too, but he's a perfect fit as an undeniable, stone cold badass killer/bounty hunter/mercenary like the Fetts! :)
@@Vandicoup I grew up in the 2000s so I had both growing up. I read the Republic comics at 5 and watched the 2003 series at 4 and by 8 yrs old TCW came out. But from 4-8 I had plenty of star wars games under my belt as well as a hoard of figures lol
I want Morrison as Jango and Boba Baker is the ultimate clone voice imo. It is UNREAL how crazy talented he is at the clone voices. I often get completely immersed in the shows and totally forget that each clone is the same VA, because he makes every single one have a different texture and character to their voice. It really blows my mind sometimes. When I'm like, I just listened to 5 characters with the same VA have a conversation but completely forgot because they're all unique and have their own voice. His voice work has really shined in Bad Batch. Personally my favorite clone voices of all time are Hunter and Rex
Baker is what the clones are now. Morrison's clones from the prequels and the games aren't how the clones are anymore, and haven't been since the clone wars. Baker gave them their soul and their personality. Making them all sound unique even though they're clones, while morrison just sounds the same and acts the same in every single clone. Not that he's bad as the clones, but I think i can safely say that the majority of the fanbase and even the majority of lucasfilm favor Baker over Morrison, for clones at least. Which is also why they chose to have both morrison and baker in battlefront 2, morrison as boba, and baker as the clones. It would be pretty odd and jarring at this point in star wars to see someone like rex or the bad batch be voiced by morrison. It would just feel wrong.
@@cecelpaso1144 i think you’re misinterpreting the concept of what the clone army was intended to be. The prequel films portray them perfectly as identical soldiers bred for loyalty and to wage war. Baker’s voice acting obviously builds onto them and adds personality to them in the clone wars, but it’s not to take away from Morrison’s work as he made them the gritty, calculated force that they were intended to be shown as
@@vetarlittorf1807 What you said doesn't contradict what he typed. He said "even the majority of Lucasfilm favor Baker over Morrison, for clones at least. Which is also why they chose to have both Morrison and baker in battle 2, Morrison as boba, and baker as the clones." Now, I could be wrong however there weren't any clones in the Mandalorian besides Boba Fett who CEC EL Paso pointed out is played by Morrison. Morrison doesn't play the clones now he voices/plays Boba Fett though. His voice suits Boba Fett more than it does the Clones now.
It's better to work with an accent you're already comfortable with because when it comes down to it what's important is nailing down the actual acting of the scene. His clones have character and portray a wide range of emotions, as good as his prep work can be there's always going to be people scrutinizing his accent regardless so it's more effective to make your audience focus on your acting instead.
no dbb is better in the clone wars by far temuera would not fit the clones and make them boring and not unique no emiton would the clones have then but dbb is very good in tcw
I think it’s say to safe that without ether of theses two actors the clones and Fetts would lose a lot of what made them special and unique than just mere copy/paste soldiers... which makes me realize something, clones have more individuality when they are all supposed to be the same, while Stormtroopers are all supposed to be different from each other but all feel exactly the same... weird.
Well clones were born into it but stormtroopers sign up willingly so stormtroopers all come in with a similar desire or disposition towards the empire whereas clones have it told to them. The clones have opportunity to grow reject or accept the teaching they’ve been given stormtroopers wanted it so they might want to conform harder.
@@AJJ129 also clones were bred into soldiers under a benevolent republic, Stormtroopers more often than not forced into servitude under an oppressive empire. having your will broken instead of it being what you want to do (and they were bred to want to) generally discourages individuality. though both are kinda bad, the clones dont see it as bad. its what they know.
@@AJJ129 Hahahaha. After having watched TCW, Spongebob doesn't feel the same to me anymore. I can't help but hear Rex or Fives or Echo all the time now!! XD
I mean you still have him in OG BF II so it's not like he's not there, just not in the modern day version of course. Maybe having a toggle could be a nice middle ground for fans who prefer or just want to hear Tem every now and again in the newer Battlefront games, I guess?
Dee's clone voice is a tone that the cool guys have in movies and Temura's has that rugged and dirty tone for the clones who've been in battle for a long time.
I feel like Morrison is good for any character you want to come off as powerful or a lone wolf as hes usually more gritty and calm headed in his lines. While Baker is good for characters you want shown off as leaders and brothers in arms. They both have such good voice acting and I hope Morrison gets more in the SW universe as he just made his debut as Boba in Mandolarian
I enjoy Morrison's voice more, feels more authentic to me since I grew up watching the prequels when I was 7 or so. But watching the Clone Wars, Bad batch etc I've really grown to love Baker's voice too, but I'd still prefer if Morrison did it. Loved how Morrison showed up for The Mandalorian! ( 0:34 Not me completely ignoring that it says "Force Unleashed 2" and trying to find what Star Wars show that was xD )
As someone who grew up with The Clone Wars, I honestly wouldn't mind Tem voicing the clones in conjunction with Dee. But I don't agree that Tem should've voiced the clones entirely and not Dee whatsoever. I think what Dee brought was magical too, including with all the variety of voices he gave for the Bad Batch as well, so he shouldn't be discarded but rather complimented, I feel! I think it'd make more sense to instead have Tem voice some of the genetically modified clones who aren't pure clones -- like Delta Squad and some other special forces units except the Bad Batch. I feel the Batch should stay Dee as all their voices are just way too unique & "immovable," in a sense, to be replaced. And in addition, Dee's voice helped spawn an entire new generation of Star Wars fans, including myself! Taking his voice away would mean taking a piece of our childhood away and that's not right. I personally would never wish for Tem's voice to be replaced in the movies, live action shows or any of the games. And not to mention, the '03 CW had clone voices that didn't sound anything like Dee or Tem, but I don't see any fan wanting to remove voices from that show, so there's that. I think it's beautiful that both generations have their "version" of the clones. And Dee still sounds somewhat like Tem (especially when you hear him voice Boba Fett in one of The Force Unleashed games, such a damn cool fusion Dee did of his iconic clone voice & his take on Tem's voice!!) and vice versa, so it's not TOO stark of a difference anyway. I do, after all, hear a looot of Tem in many instances throughout the TCW + in TBB show. I believe, if I remember right, there was an interview that Dee was in where he specifically mentioned having to emulate some Temuera Morrison into his voice as the clones, and at least to me I can clearly hear those subtle inflections of his voice all throughout the series! Either way, they're both great at what they do and are widely beloved and appreciated for all their roles and for GOOD reason. I think most fans will agree on that, at the very least! :D
I also love Dee because he brings the personality and soul out of the clones. He makes them more interesting, fleshed out and makes us feel more empathy towards when the Order strikes. They both are immovable pieces in the Star Wars story! :)
@@Vandicoup yeah, if the writing of the clones' personalities now would be just as good as their voices..... TCW clones are absolutely no match for the old Republic Commando clones. Those guys were WAY more complex and emotional and different!
Morrison sounds better as Boba because he has that sinister tone that a kid with anger issues would have after going through what he went through. But the clones don’t have the same trauma so they have a lighter tone like Jango.
With all due respect to Temuera Morrison (whose performance I really enjoyed) I have to give props to Dee Bradley Baker. Morrison only had to sound like himself but Baker had to sound as much like Baker as possible and he did a pretty good job of it.
Its a bit strange for me that Dice decided to give Boba and clones a different voice especially that Temeura Morrison never voiced Boba before 2004 special edition DVD but for me completly mistake was in Republic Commando that every clone have different voice
I actually like that they have different voices in republic commando it suits their personality. Even Dee in Clone Wars voices each clones differently : if you listen to hardcase talk to Jesse, you can notice a clear difference. This is why I think they both should've voiced the clones in the show and bf2
Temeura was going to voice the clones but Sam Witwer talked them into getting Dee as the clone voice actor because it would draw more TCW fans to the game.
Baker did a whole lot more than Morrison Not only did Baker voice the Captains and Commanders he also voiced every other clone trooper in the animated series
I think I like DBB's clone voices more than Morrison's because the clone wars show allowed for more emotions to be shown in the clones than the movies did. That and I'm used to the Clone wars voice because they talk a lot more there than in the movies. They're both awesome though. I'd also like to see an alternate universe version where the movie clones had the fake accent and the tv show clones had a real accent.
Clones originally weren't supposed to be human to the ridiculous amount TCW showed. Yeah some of them had personality, small differentiating personalities, but they were literally killing machines created for the republic, an army of Jango Fetts, no more, no less. The most popular Bounty Hunter, and the most popular Mandalorian in the galaxy. If you take this in consideration you'd realise that timuerra morrison did his job perfectly.
@@darthmortem585 So? They were still people. Showing that they actually had personality and feelings while also being capable warriors gave a lot more depth and emotion especially when they were eventually forced to turn on their leaders, their friends...
This is pretty neat man. Tamoura is like the steely eyed veteran style of clone, and baker is like the rookie/moderately experienced clone, with lots of emotions. Very nice.
It's unfortunate both voices are so iconic... Now Jango/Boba being played by Dee Bradley Baker feels weird, and clone troopers played by Temuera Morrison feels weird... I'd hate for them to pick only one for consistency's sake
I love that we have both. Tem will definitely be returning to voice the live action clones in the Kenobi series and he continued to voice Boba in both Mando S2 and TBOBF so it's all good. Both are here to stay!! :D
Nah, put some respect on DBB's name, he is the voice of many childhoods, including mine. He will forever be the voice of the Clones, while Temuera will be the iconic voice of Boba and Jango
Both of the play to a different category. Morrison could easily play the clones in a live-action scenario because he *looks* like and sounds like elite soldier. Baker is great for playing the voice of the clones in any non-live action media, aside from something like the games, in which Morrison proved his superiority in 2005.
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MORRISON VOICING THE CLONE WARS 2008 Edit
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And what about the clone wars 2003 voice actor for the clones?
@@forcelord9999 what about them
@@Cipher_Nine um include him to vs dee Bradley baker and temuera morrison
@@forcelord9999 um no.
@@Cipher_Nine I’m being sarcastic because you said something so captain obvious
Morrison: He sounds like a soldier, which is what the Clones are, and adds that gritty, quiet and 'tired' tone
Dee Bradley Baker: He gives the Clones personality and life, despite the fact that they're soldiers
And that's why Morrison is better. Because he makes the clones feel more genuine based on the very fact that they're basically slave soldiers bred only with a military mindset.
@@vetarlittorf1807 I'm not saying any is better than the other. Both are great in their own aspects.
@Vetarlit Torf but Dee Bradley Baker makes us interested in those troopers. Otherwise we would just consider them to be expendable like the stormtrooper's thinking that they're just expendable cannon fodder. The clones are ironically unique and different despite being clones while stormtroopers are just like droids with no personality, ie memory core wipe. (Stormtroopers are made of mostly human recruits who aren't clones)
Great description. I much prefer Dee Bradley Baker's voice for the clones
"oohh, a meteor shower..."
It’s crazy how Thire was serving Yoda in one clip and hunting him down in another.
Thire was long dead before order 66. The grievous lair series ark I think it was. He's dead. If anything that would have been commander fox
@@skylarnagam7186 the clone commander that died in grievous' lair was commander fil. thire was part of the coruscant guard, so he would've worked with fox, but that isn't fox's armor. plus, fox was later executed by vader for ordering troops to fire on him at the jedi temple because he had mistaken him for a jedi, so he was likely nowhere near the senate building.
@@Uranicc shit my bad. I thought that was thire for so long haha. Sorry about that. Huh... think I like my story better haha. Poor thire... grievous would have been better lol
@@skylarnagam7186 it’s fine lol. the coruscant guard isn’t very memorable anyway. gotta love thorn though... badass to the end
Order 66 is one hell of a brain altering chemical organic chip tumor, in other words it’s a drug that fucks up your brain.
Don’t order 66 kids, it’ll mess you up for life.
Republic Commando was some of Morrison’s best acting tbh
Also important to note that many of the differences in these performances are due to the directing 🤔
Bounty hunter was also pretty solid in my opinion
“You lizards need to learn that I’m a LOT scarier than you…”
@@grievous8475 "Alone against all these droids? Hmph.. They don't stand a chance..."
I prefer Morrison for Boba & Boss, while I prefer Dee Bradley Baker as Cody.
I always felt that Temuera gave the clones their iconic look, but Dee gave them their soul.
yes
That's because you're likely a child who grew up watching TCW, as opposed to the prequels.
@@sr3982 what?
@@ultrabigfella In general, people who grew up in the prequel era like Morrison better, while kids who grew in the TCW era like Baker better.
@@sr3982 he didn't say he liked Baker better. He just said what most people believe. Regardless of age.
Love them both. So glad we'll get more Dee in the Bad Batch and seeing Temuera as Boba has been an almost lifelong dream. Can't wait for Mando season 2!
What did you think about the end of the episode 👀👀👀
@@excusememaam2891 Too excited for words.
Guess who’s back, back again? Boba’s back, tell a friend
We're not married yet 😘
@@nickvonemigrate who
love how Temeura has a more natural tone with Jango and the clones, but with Boba he specifically has like a colder and darker tone
I think that’s how they intended it as Boba is more gruff and colder than his father. Probably because he saw his father die in front of him and seeks vengeance
Morrison is good for live action
Baker is good for voice acting
Exactly!!!
I always wish that they would actually have Daniel Logan voice specifically Boba due to him doing so in the CW and plus it would add another level to show how Boba was different from any other clone
I literally stopped watching because of bakers accent. Couldn’t do it boys
@@beejjeffries ahh a man of distaste
@@LordMrBoss sorry man. Couldn’t do it, don’t know why but his voice just bugged me.
Had no idea that Thire was the one who was tasked with finding Yoda’s body. Kind of sad, when you think about it and what they went through together in that first Clone Wars episode.
I like to think that he might’ve caught a glimpse of something that may or may not have resembled his old general disappearing into a ventilation duct, and quickly dismissed it as nothing. So technically he was telling the truth that there was no sign of a dead body.
Thire Died before order 66 tho it would be fox searching for yoda
Sky Wolf he didnt. If you think he was the one who got killed in grevious lair you're wrong. that was commander fil. fox died way before the scene that was shown in this video when he was executed by vader for ordering his tropps to fire on vader after mistaking him as a jedi
@@simonehinger5510 huh your right i should have checked wookieepedia
@@simonehinger5510 I thought that Jocasta Nu comic was at least a month after Revenge of The Sith? Vader isn't even in his suit in the clip.
Temuera is a damn good voice actor on his own merit. He’s got such a huge range
@First Name Not at all. He has a massive presence, there’s a lot of emotional quality in his voice, he has portrayed various different characters with different personalities. The brutish and volatile Jake the Muss, the cool and calculated Jango Fett, the loving father of Moana, Tui.
@First Name Well you are certainly entitled to your own opinion.
@First Name shut up
@First Name You start an argument, then you provide no real argument as to why Morrison has “no range.”
You’re looking like the real clown lmao. Watch the 501st logs that Morrison did for the original BF2.
@First Name Love how you ignore my previous comment. You’re a real smart ass, huh?
I’d love to see you voice act lmao.
Wait. Ponds appeared in Episode II and Thire in Episode III? I learned something new today.
Yeah, I had no clue. Actually, I think I knew the clone in III was named Thire, but I didn't realize Thire was the name of the Clone in the Yoda episode.
Ponds died in the clone wars
@@whipjack13 No shit Sherlock
That's totally a lucas thing to do though, expand on seemingly meaningless side characters. Heck he even gave the character HE PLAYED, in episode 2 i think it was, more background. The weird blue faced senator. xD
Some good retcons there.
Morrison's accent: accidental
Baker's accent: fake
Both are adorable
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It’s not fake
@@Illusiqn1st Are you familiar with the concept of acting?
@@normietwiceremoved are you familiar with the concept of New Zealand
@@Illusiqn1st Are you familiar with the concept of misreading something?
As actors I think they're both terrific, however; it's very clear that Baker isn't speaking with a natural New Zealand accent, most Americans struggle with replicating that accent as well as the Australian accent, that makes it sound just a tad corny for me, but otherwise I don't mind his clone voice, I think they're both great.
That's the main issue I have with Barker's performance really, he hones in on a more Australian sounding accent similar to his Numbah 4 performance from KND. Other than that he's a fantastic voice actor and differentiates the personality of so many Clone characters flawlessly.
@@xS1D3SW1P3x I don't notice a difference because I'm Australian
@@evildude2135 same
this is a fact that constantly makes my eye twitch every time a clone starts talking lol. glad im not the only one!
This was always my problem with Baker's clone voice. He's good at giving them all personality, but Morrison's voice is distinct because 1. NZ accent is very different from Australian; 2. Morrison is Maori, and a lot of his words have more of a natural accent to them. Listen to how he pronounces words like "Boba" and "Tatooine".
I'm a Morrison fan through and through. I still wish he was the clone voice in Battlefront 2 but I am in the vast minority.
I wish we had both. You can notice Dee having a different voice for some clones like Fives and Echo you can really hear the difference. Which means having both could make sense in the continuity
@@Cipher_Nine Plus if you noticed in Attack of the Clones it showed another person in the clone area eating which would make sense.
I wish it would’ve been an option to switch between both, mix them in, or just how it is in the real game. From what I have seen, I don’t think you’re in the minority. I would’ve liked to play it with Morrison as the clones to see what he could do with it. It’s the closest to the movies because that’s what they were supposed to sound like but they didn’t get every actor from the movies to voice the characters.
There's a mod for PC EA Battlefront II that swaps the clone voices for Temuera's voice
@@Alex-xg8py when?
As a kiwi who hears this accent everyday and has it myself, I can hear a few differences in pronunciation, but Dee Bradley Baker does an awesome job nonetheless. It’s a hard accent to get right.
They're both amazing and it's honestly so cool that the voices match the media they're used in somehow.
In my opinion, there is no *better* one but DBB fits TCW very well and Temuera fits the movies and Republic Commando very well. It's something about the tone in whatever they're performing in.
Nailed it
André Sogliuzzo: *cries in 2003 clone wars*
He did awesome as fordo
Rip Andrew Chaikin as well
Andre made the clones sound like radio voice lines from counter strike 1.6
Nothing wrong with that show either. It's all on Disney Plus now so you can watch it whenever you want! We can celebrate all things Star Wars. Everyone's got a place in it, whether canon or not!! :DD
I know that the diplomatic thing is to say that they're both good in their own ways for the roles they did, but I honestly think Temuera Morrison is a much cooler voice by far lol
his voice is badass like real killermachine.
Dee Bradley baker is good for animated. Temuera is good for everything else
His voice is unfitting for clones because it's so distinct. Bradley bakers is better as a standard voice and he is far better at differentiating his voice between different clones
@@christophermacqueen2513 who need differentiating through voice? I dont need cuz i dont watch dam cartoon show.
@@Pvt.Conscriptovich the clones wars, at its best is far superior to any and all of the star wars movies. The only people who labels the clones wars as a cartoon show either haven't seen the show or stopped watching before season 4
They're literally Jango's clones at this point
insanely similar
@@theelijahbunch Plus they had to stretch his DNA thin after Jango's death. So possible side effect is a different voice
That’s my head canon now lol
@@theelijahbunch no it’s just a difference between live action and animation
Fuck youtube for putting ads for a 12 second clip of music. Not one but two.
Indeed
Adblock for the win! Never have to watch any idiotic youtube ads or commercials.
@@rlbarney2 not from a phone
its a shame that you didnt include the retired clone trooper from the 2005 classic battlefront 2
@@Crappy-1441 I will in a part 2, part 2 will be focused more on emotions etc. this one is to compare clones they both voiced..
I Respect Baker for not trying to sound like Temuera, he used his own voice,did his own thing, and knocked it put of the park just as hard.
Precisely, amen!!
He still sounds a lot like him.
@@ReviewTechTexas hes perfect for the younger clones, but they should remaster the older vets with Tem's voice. It's perfection to hear after all this time. Definitely need him to narrate documentaries on the star wars universe
@@JoJoRogaindocumentaries???
his voice is PRICELESS, temuera morrison.
AGREED
Temuera Morrison: made the clones badass and gave us jango/boba
Baker: personalized the clones, giving them actual character, making order 66 100% more tragic
It really was more tragic.
Morrison works so much better for Boba’s voice. He pulls off that sinister tone, while Baker sounds more dutiful to me.
Both of them played their roles great, but I feel like Temura’s deeper voice makes the characters far more intimidating as warriors.
Yes, I wish they would've used Temrura as the voice in clone wars and Battlefront 2. or at least in battlefront two have an audio option to swtich from dee bradley baker voice to Temeura Morrison voice
Yeah but they're also soldiers and "heroes" of the Republic. They should sound more friendlier and laid back, like real life soldiers. Especially when giving relief and aid to planets in need. You need that friendly, amicable-type of voice, especially if you're to stand apart from your enemies in the conflict. Trying to gain more allies than enemies and make yourself out to be the "better" more "humane" side in all of this. Having that "light side" of a voice would help in that. ;)
@@multicreativeartist6579 I'd support a toggle option in BFII 2017. That'd be a nice middle ground for those who prefer Tem and vice versa.
@@multicreativeartist6579 As someone who grew up with The Clone Wars, I honestly wouldn't mind Tem voicing the clones in conjunction with Dee. But I don't agree that Tem should've voiced the clones entirely and not Dee whatsoever. I think what Dee brought was magical too, including with all the variety of voices he gave for the Bad Batch as well, so he shouldn't be discarded but rather complimented, I feel! I think it'd make more sense to instead have Tem voice some of the genetically modified clones who aren't pure clones -- like Delta Squad and some other special forces units except the Bad Batch. I feel the Batch should stay Dee as all their voices are just way too unique & "immovable," in a sense, to be replaced. And in addition, Dee's voice helped spawn an entire new generation of Star Wars fans, including myself! Taking his voice away would mean taking a piece of our childhood away and that's not right. I personally would never wish for Tem's voice to be replaced in the movies, live action shows or any of the games. And not to mention, the '03 CW had clone voices that didn't sound anything like Dee or Tem, but I don't see any fan wanting to remove voices from that show, so there's that. I think it's beautiful that both generations have their "version" of the clones. And Dee still sounds somewhat like Tem (especially when you hear him voice Boba Fett in one of The Force Unleashed games, such a damn cool fusion Dee did of his iconic clone voice & his take on Tem's voice!!) and vice versa, so it's not TOO stark of a difference anyway. I do, after all, hear a looot of Tem in many instances throughout the TCW + in TBB show. I believe, if I remember right, there was an interview that Dee was in where he specifically mentioned having to emulate some Temuera Morrison into his voice as the clones, and at least to me I can clearly hear those subtle inflections of his voice all throughout the series! Either way, they're both great at what they do and are widely beloved and appreciated for all their roles and for GOOD reason. I think most fans will agree on that, at the very least! :D
In a perfect world Temuera should redub all clones in the show. I'd pay shit
I honestly can’t decide which I like more. Baker’s voice is more tied to what I know, but Morrison has such a gritty, excellent voice
I grew up with Dee Bradley Baker as the clone trooper voice I grew to love, so he is my favorite.
Morrison: Fetts
Baker: Clones
That's how it is pretty much nowadays ̶s̶a̶d̶l̶y̶
Nothing against Baker's Clones *at all* but I wish Morrison got to play them more often
exactly
@@ThatGenericPyro We'll see Tem back as Cody hunting down Obi-Wan in the upcoming Kenobi show. Or some sort of live action clone portrayal in general. Can't wait!
Amen. I've always felt that way!
Nah. Morrison did a better job voicing the clones.
For me Dee Bradley will always be the voice of the Clones, and Temeuera the voice of Jango and Boba (i know Boba is a Clone but lets just say Boba has a genetic variation)
Boba actually does,since I believe he ages alot more normally compared to the Troopers
Still doesn’t make any sense that Boba has the same voice as Jango, regardless of him beint a clone. Accents are shaped by life experience.
@@Dr_Grid1 other way around, the normal clones have accelerated aging while boba has normal aging
Jango requested the first clone to be unaltered so Boba ages normally unlike the other clones afterwards.
@@Dr_Grid1 he is an unaltered clone he is literally jango in every way. He has zero alterations done to him
2:47 Windu: Damn you sound like the guy I just decapitated
This is what is so fascinating about these two. The Clones have had several VA's, Andre Sogliuzzo (2003 Clone Wars), David Boat (SWBFII 2005), Andrew Chaikin (ROTS: The Video Game), and Andre does a very good job portraying ARC Troopers, but none of them have what Baker and Morrison have. I think they both do wonderful jobs portraying a specific facet of the Clones, and could do a great job portraying the other. We've seen Baker's more cold and sterile acting in the Bad Batch, and just from Boss' delivery in Republic Commando, there is no doubt in my mind that Morrison could reach that lively range that Baker did. My personal preference is Morrison, but I understand why people prefer Baker, because so did I for the longest time.
(also, if you wanna be really technical, the first Clone actor was Jeremy Bulloch, the actor for Boba Fett before the remaster with Temuera's voice)
Imagine voicing half the main characters and half the extras.
Edit: Forgot about Rick and Morty
Another mention: Oompa Loompas in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Also South Park
And Beavis and Butthead.
Another mention: Wes Johnson in Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion
Am torn between the two, but since am greedy,.....I'LL TAKE THEM ALL
underrated comment lol
Wish your comment was at the very top. I couldn't agree more and have always felt that way. I mean, why not have them all?? They're ALL GREAT! :DD
@@Vandicoup Haha, Biggest Thanks Man
Dee Bradley Baker's voice is perfect for the clone wars series, especially since the first couple seasons was broadcasted on cartoon network to a much younger audience.
But temura voice is simply iconic. I wished it was his voice used for the clones in EA's Battlefront 2.
Temura's voice is like the masterchief voice actor of star wars imo
Let’s not forget the 2003 clone wars
I loved 2003 Clone Wars, the action was amazing and the anakin vs ventress duel on yavin was special, one of my all time favorite SW duels
Yep. And it's on Disney+ finally, so you guys can watch it anytime you want. I love that we can have it all. Star Wars is amazing. :)
I liked morrison’s voice more because he gives The clones this passive aggressive tone and killervoice. Which is suiting since they’re basically replicas of jango, which is a stonecold killer. Dee’s voice sounds more forced IYKWIM
Reminder how Jango shot a clone once, since they weren't as stone cold like him to shoot themselves
Forced because he gives them personality? Lmao...
The last bit of this long comment's pretty dumb tbh as that's really not the case.
@@u121386 i mean the forced accent he put on them
They're clones of jango but that doesn't mean they would have the same personality as him. Which is why baker is the best voice for the clones since he gives them all unique personalities, and well i mean, Baker is THE person who made most people fall in love with clones in the first place.
Temuera to me is the clones, whenever I used to read the clone wars volumes I heard his voice when reading clone dialogue, he really fits the idea of a efficient and cold soldier when reading, yet sometimes having feeling like in the 501st journal. It’s why I liked the idea of the clones being so dedicated as they were trained from brith to follow orders and when order 66 came, they simply obeyed. I enjoyed Baker in TCW but for me it’s Temuera
I respect that. Did you grow up with the Clone Wars books or was it just your first foray into that specific era of SW? I grew up with TCW so for me it's Dee all the way but it's also because he just has that more lighthearted, laid back and welcoming vibe to him -- which soldiers should also embody I feel. Especially whenever they're assigned to give relief and aid to planets in need. It helps to have that more affable presence, to represent the Republic in such a positive light and to further win over all the systems from the CIS, their enemies, as a result. Being menacing, intimidating, cold, etc, to me kind of hurts that objective during a war, namely for the Republic since they're supposed to be the "good guys" of that era in time. I still love Tem as the clones too, but he's a perfect fit as an undeniable, stone cold badass killer/bounty hunter/mercenary like the Fetts! :)
@@Vandicoup I grew up in the 2000s so I had both growing up. I read the Republic comics at 5 and watched the 2003 series at 4 and by 8 yrs old TCW came out. But from 4-8 I had plenty of star wars games under my belt as well as a hoard of figures lol
@@Kai-ow9gi Nice. Absolutely amazing! :)
As someone who grew up with the clone wars, dee will forever be voice of my childhood.
Both are amazing but Morrison's voice is etched into my brain.
Temuera morrison: the face/body
Dee Bradly Baker: the voice/personally
Ok Dee Bradley Baker is the definitive clone voice, he earned that title years ago
Amen to that hahaha
🤓
I want Morrison as Jango and Boba
Baker is the ultimate clone voice imo. It is UNREAL how crazy talented he is at the clone voices. I often get completely immersed in the shows and totally forget that each clone is the same VA, because he makes every single one have a different texture and character to their voice. It really blows my mind sometimes. When I'm like, I just listened to 5 characters with the same VA have a conversation but completely forgot because they're all unique and have their own voice.
His voice work has really shined in Bad Batch. Personally my favorite clone voices of all time are Hunter and Rex
Both are great, you cant deny it
Amen to that!!
Both have now been involved in The Mandalorian. Very exciting times
"Deltas i found this thing called a Polynesian spa"
They're very similar, but Morrison's voice is just that bit more iconic
AAAAAAAHH the Polineasion spaaaaw... There are no words... I thought I'd try something knew.
I'm sorry, as much as I love Dee Bradley Baker, Temuera Morrison is everything the clones are supposed to be and fits in every possible way.
Also I met cliff Curtis at Motion Entertainment centre (fun park) and he was with his son.
Baker is what the clones are now. Morrison's clones from the prequels and the games aren't how the clones are anymore, and haven't been since the clone wars. Baker gave them their soul and their personality. Making them all sound unique even though they're clones, while morrison just sounds the same and acts the same in every single clone. Not that he's bad as the clones, but I think i can safely say that the majority of the fanbase and even the majority of lucasfilm favor Baker over Morrison, for clones at least. Which is also why they chose to have both morrison and baker in battlefront 2, morrison as boba, and baker as the clones. It would be pretty odd and jarring at this point in star wars to see someone like rex or the bad batch be voiced by morrison. It would just feel wrong.
@@cecelpaso1144 The Mandalorian says otherwise.
@@cecelpaso1144 i think you’re misinterpreting the concept of what the clone army was intended to be. The prequel films portray them perfectly as identical soldiers bred for loyalty and to wage war. Baker’s voice acting obviously builds onto them and adds personality to them in the clone wars, but it’s not to take away from Morrison’s work as he made them the gritty, calculated force that they were intended to be shown as
@@vetarlittorf1807 What you said doesn't contradict what he typed. He said "even the majority of Lucasfilm favor Baker over Morrison, for clones at least. Which is also why they chose to have both Morrison and baker in battle 2, Morrison as boba, and baker as the clones."
Now, I could be wrong however there weren't any clones in the Mandalorian besides Boba Fett who CEC EL Paso pointed out is played by Morrison. Morrison doesn't play the clones now he voices/plays Boba Fett though. His voice suits Boba Fett more than it does the Clones now.
Idk why DBB went for an Aussie accent instead of Kiwi like Temuera's
It's better to work with an accent you're already comfortable with because when it comes down to it what's important is nailing down the actual acting of the scene. His clones have character and portray a wide range of emotions, as good as his prep work can be there's always going to be people scrutinizing his accent regardless so it's more effective to make your audience focus on your acting instead.
It’s like a combination of Aussie and kiwi
Clone Cutup uses Irish accent
They could have gone the TCW cartoon route and gave Cody an American accent.
no dbb is better in the clone wars by far temuera would not fit the clones and make them boring and not unique no emiton would the clones have then but dbb is very good in tcw
I think it’s say to safe that without ether of theses two actors the clones and Fetts would lose a lot of what made them special and unique than just mere copy/paste soldiers... which makes me realize something, clones have more individuality when they are all supposed to be the same, while Stormtroopers are all supposed to be different from each other but all feel exactly the same... weird.
Well clones were born into it but stormtroopers sign up willingly so stormtroopers all come in with a similar desire or disposition towards the empire whereas clones have it told to them. The clones have opportunity to grow reject or accept the teaching they’ve been given stormtroopers wanted it so they might want to conform harder.
@@AJJ129 also clones were bred into soldiers under a benevolent republic, Stormtroopers more often than not forced into servitude under an oppressive empire. having your will broken instead of it being what you want to do (and they were bred to want to) generally discourages individuality. though both are kinda bad, the clones dont see it as bad. its what they know.
Morrison sounds experienced and tough, Baker sounds charismatic and bright eyed. Up for debate but always wished Tem did the clone wars
Even though Baker is really good at doing the Clones and I really enjoy him doing them in the Clone Wars, Morrison is still my favorite.
It's pretty dang close... I'm definitely not complaining about Dee Bradley Baker's clone voice
Dee Bradley baker plays almost all the side characters in Spongebob it’s great
Shit I always thought they clones sounded like temura mixed with sponge in you telling me I wasn’t crazy
@@AJJ129 Hahahaha. After having watched TCW, Spongebob doesn't feel the same to me anymore. I can't help but hear Rex or Fives or Echo all the time now!! XD
@@Vandicoup Squillium Fancyson 😄.
Wont lie. It's cool to see Baker did voice Boba. Got the tone right for sure. Though now i wish Morrison was used for the clones in battlefront 2
I mean you still have him in OG BF II so it's not like he's not there, just not in the modern day version of course. Maybe having a toggle could be a nice middle ground for fans who prefer or just want to hear Tem every now and again in the newer Battlefront games, I guess?
Dee’s voice acting makes us much more interested in the Clones as characters. Morrison’s is just badass. I love both of them
Let’s not forget Tales of The Jedi/Empire, The Bad Batch, Obi Wan Kenobi, The Mandalorian, Book of Boba Fett and Ahsoka seasons 1-2-3-4
Honestly I'm better off forgetting their existence for the most part. A lot of quantity over quality over the past few years.
Baker and Morrison are so good i could tell who is the clone they were portraying just by hearing the subtle changes in voice and delivery
Battlefront 2 bringing both VAs for them is great, shame we never got Jango
Dee's clone voice is a tone that the cool guys have in movies and Temura's has that rugged and dirty tone for the clones who've been in battle for a long time.
Interesting take! I dig it.
Ive always noticed how temuera has a new zealnd accent while dee does something closer to an australian accent
They’re both respectfully good, love them both
Amen.
Honestly, they are both great.
I feel like Morrison is good for any character you want to come off as powerful or a lone wolf as hes usually more gritty and calm headed in his lines. While Baker is good for characters you want shown off as leaders and brothers in arms. They both have such good voice acting and I hope Morrison gets more in the SW universe as he just made his debut as Boba in Mandolarian
Temuera just sounds like an older clone. And the time frame fits up, being that the clones have an aging gene.
I enjoy Morrison's voice more, feels more authentic to me since I grew up watching the prequels when I was 7 or so. But watching the Clone Wars, Bad batch etc I've really grown to love Baker's voice too, but I'd still prefer if Morrison did it.
Loved how Morrison showed up for The Mandalorian!
( 0:34 Not me completely ignoring that it says "Force Unleashed 2" and trying to find what Star Wars show that was xD )
Force Unleashed 2 is a game
@@wolfen8619 No shit Sherlock. Read my comment again xD
1:17 It's like he's telling them to keep an eye out for the wildlife lol.
Morrison sounds so much more badass. he sounds older, more experienced, like a professional.
I mean, the clones are all teenagers. Young (they're all like 13 by the end of the war), somewhat inexperienced, but fairly professional.
@@ronramen5827 Not physically.
As someone who grew up with The Clone Wars, I honestly wouldn't mind Tem voicing the clones in conjunction with Dee. But I don't agree that Tem should've voiced the clones entirely and not Dee whatsoever. I think what Dee brought was magical too, including with all the variety of voices he gave for the Bad Batch as well, so he shouldn't be discarded but rather complimented, I feel! I think it'd make more sense to instead have Tem voice some of the genetically modified clones who aren't pure clones -- like Delta Squad and some other special forces units except the Bad Batch. I feel the Batch should stay Dee as all their voices are just way too unique & "immovable," in a sense, to be replaced. And in addition, Dee's voice helped spawn an entire new generation of Star Wars fans, including myself! Taking his voice away would mean taking a piece of our childhood away and that's not right. I personally would never wish for Tem's voice to be replaced in the movies, live action shows or any of the games. And not to mention, the '03 CW had clone voices that didn't sound anything like Dee or Tem, but I don't see any fan wanting to remove voices from that show, so there's that. I think it's beautiful that both generations have their "version" of the clones. And Dee still sounds somewhat like Tem (especially when you hear him voice Boba Fett in one of The Force Unleashed games, such a damn cool fusion Dee did of his iconic clone voice & his take on Tem's voice!!) and vice versa, so it's not TOO stark of a difference anyway. I do, after all, hear a looot of Tem in many instances throughout the TCW + in TBB show. I believe, if I remember right, there was an interview that Dee was in where he specifically mentioned having to emulate some Temuera Morrison into his voice as the clones, and at least to me I can clearly hear those subtle inflections of his voice all throughout the series! Either way, they're both great at what they do and are widely beloved and appreciated for all their roles and for GOOD reason. I think most fans will agree on that, at the very least! :D
I also love Dee because he brings the personality and soul out of the clones. He makes them more interesting, fleshed out and makes us feel more empathy towards when the Order strikes. They both are immovable pieces in the Star Wars story! :)
@@Vandicoup yeah, if the writing of the clones' personalities now would be just as good as their voices.....
TCW clones are absolutely no match for the old Republic Commando clones. Those guys were WAY more complex and emotional and different!
Theyre both perfect
Morrison sounds better as Boba because he has that sinister tone that a kid with anger issues would have after going through what he went through. But the clones don’t have the same trauma so they have a lighter tone like Jango.
Both are great 👍🏻
Nothing beats the New Zealand accent of Temuera Morrison. It always annoyed me that the Clones had an Australian accent on the Clone Wars TV show.
1:05 The polynesian spa. Come on General Kenobi, try something new
I'm stealing the idea
@@Cipher_Nine For credits, perhaps I'll let you use it.
With all due respect to Temuera Morrison (whose performance I really enjoyed) I have to give props to Dee Bradley Baker. Morrison only had to sound like himself but Baker had to sound as much like Baker as possible and he did a pretty good job of it.
Morrison's voice is deeper. Dee sounds almost identical. Both sound great.
It’s kind of interesting when you have Fett and the clones in BF2 but voiced by Morrison and Baker respectively
“Landing at Point Rain” was one of the greatest episodes in the series
I definitely like Dee Bradley baker in the animated segments, I can’t imagine Temuera voice acting as an animated character
Morisson: Gave them their iconic look and badassery
Baker: Gave them personality and soul
Its a bit strange for me that Dice decided to give Boba and clones a different voice especially that Temeura Morrison never voiced Boba before 2004 special edition DVD but for me completly mistake was in Republic Commando that every clone have different voice
I actually like that they have different voices in republic commando it suits their personality. Even Dee in Clone Wars voices each clones differently : if you listen to hardcase talk to Jesse, you can notice a clear difference. This is why I think they both should've voiced the clones in the show and bf2
Temeura was going to voice the clones but Sam Witwer talked them into getting Dee as the clone voice actor because it would draw more TCW fans to the game.
@@_draxin_0514 yeah i heard that, if only they got both
@@_draxin_0514 thats dissapointing.
@@KoteDarasuum I know, but PC mods fix this issue thankfully.
Amazing voice acting and amazing performances.
The Bad Batch should have been swapped out for Delta Squad
Imagine if they worked together.
Even better, the null arcs
@@catdragon-6631 The null arcs are pretty much “off limits”.
Deltas , Nulls, I miss them all!
I always felt Bad Batch always kind of felt like a watered down Delta Squad. Even personality wise
Baker did a whole lot more than Morrison
Not only did Baker voice the Captains and Commanders he also voiced every other clone trooper in the animated series
Tem is still better doe
I think I like DBB's clone voices more than Morrison's because the clone wars show allowed for more emotions to be shown in the clones than the movies did. That and I'm used to the Clone wars voice because they talk a lot more there than in the movies. They're both awesome though. I'd also like to see an alternate universe version where the movie clones had the fake accent and the tv show clones had a real accent.
Clones originally weren't supposed to be human to the ridiculous amount TCW showed. Yeah some of them had personality, small differentiating personalities, but they were literally killing machines created for the republic, an army of Jango Fetts, no more, no less. The most popular Bounty Hunter, and the most popular Mandalorian in the galaxy. If you take this in consideration you'd realise that timuerra morrison did his job perfectly.
@@darthmortem585 So? They were still people. Showing that they actually had personality and feelings while also being capable warriors gave a lot more depth and emotion especially when they were eventually forced to turn on their leaders, their friends...
@@u121386 and they did have personalities. Please learn EU before arguing.
@@darthmortem585 No where near enough as TCW did, bud. I am glad it got expanded upon further in the show...
@@u121386 hahahahahah
This is pretty neat man.
Tamoura is like the steely eyed veteran style of clone, and baker is like the rookie/moderately experienced clone, with lots of emotions.
Very nice.
Aaaaah, the Polynesian Spa.
Temuera is the best clone trooper voice actor
They're both just as great but I respect that. :)
Morrisons best acting is as Boss. I get chills when he speaks. He sounds nice but cold at the same time
Temuera Morrison feels more real, but Dee Bradley Baker is good in his own right
They both are amazing clone voices and quite honestly for head cannon purposes can be interchanged!
It's unfortunate both voices are so iconic... Now Jango/Boba being played by Dee Bradley Baker feels weird, and clone troopers played by Temuera Morrison feels weird... I'd hate for them to pick only one for consistency's sake
LOL ikr
I love that we have both. Tem will definitely be returning to voice the live action clones in the Kenobi series and he continued to voice Boba in both Mando S2 and TBOBF so it's all good. Both are here to stay!! :D
I like both of them, its so heavy and amazing voices
Morrison: The real Clone Troopers of the Galactic War.
Baker: The Republic propaganda happy troopers.
I love how they use both in different spots there both fantastic
2003 Clone Wars and OG Boba Fett voice: Am I a joke to you?
not gonna lie, i'm not a fan of them, sorry but props to the og
@@Cipher_Nine it’s treason then
@@supremeleadergnkdroid3202 well, treason began from TCW.
Both are perfect and compliment each other literally to the t
This made me like Morrison even more but I'm more use to Baker.
Baker basically is the youth/teens of the clones. Morrison represents them as adults.
I wish they kept Temuera Morrison for the animated as well.
That make no sense.
@@Pvt.Conscriptovich why wouldn't it make sense?
Nah, put some respect on DBB's name, he is the voice of many childhoods, including mine. He will forever be the voice of the Clones, while Temuera will be the iconic voice of Boba and Jango
@@Marcelseizesanschaise dee is just another white man taking a person of color’s job, temuera should’ve been the voice for ALL clone troopers
@@mikec6935 Alright, if that's what you want to believe. I'll stand by what I said
Both of the play to a different category. Morrison could easily play the clones in a live-action scenario because he *looks* like and sounds like elite soldier. Baker is great for playing the voice of the clones in any non-live action media, aside from something like the games, in which Morrison proved his superiority in 2005.