Hooded Hologram - Every Darth Sidious Broadcast | Ep 1-9/The Clone Wars/Rebels.
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I Thought I'd Make A Compilation Video Of Every Time Palpatine Put On His Robed Disguise And Sent Orders, An Interesting Video Of Sidious Rising To Power, Behind The Shadows. I've Only Included Broadcasts From Darth Sidious/Emperor Palpatine, Not Good Guy Chancellor Palpatine Etc.
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Luke VS Emperor Palpatine - Rise to Evil | Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures
Star Wars Episode I The Phantom Menace
Star Wars Bounty Hunter
Star Wars Clone Wars Vol I
Star Wars The Clone Wars (Film)
Star Wars The Clone Wars (Show)
Star Wars Clone Wars Vol 2
Star Wars Episode III Revenge Of The Sith
Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order
Star Wars Rebels
Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back
Star Wars Battlefront II (EA)
Fortnight (The Rise Of Skywalker Teaser Broadcast)
Star Wars Episode IX The Rise Of Skywalker
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18:50 Ian McDiarmid voiced Palpatine in Rebels Season 4 but also re-dubbed the character's cameo in Season 2 - This Revised version is exclusive on Amazon Video.
25:32 Sam Witwer originally voiced Season 2 Palpatine and *his* version seems to be THE version since it's available on Disney +
I hate to say it, but now you gotta add two from Bad Batch!
@@mikefrale37 I think he did but was taken down.
I think it might be unpopular opinion but I think that the two voice actors for clone wars do a better job than McDiarmid as he is now doing this weird creepy thing with his voice while the others sound more malicious/mysterious and refined. McDiarmids Palpatine sounds more like a gross ghoul in rebels and rise of skywalker, I find it strange how it seems like he has three interpreations of the voice of Palpatine which has gotten worse with every interpretation. ROTJ was goat, ROTS was weird but it a fun way, Rebels and ROS is like wtf are you doing tier why cant you imitate a character you played 14 years ago?
@@krel3358 its the opposite for me.
@@backtothefutureman1 Are you honestly gonna say that any prequel or sequel McDiarmid is better than this ruclips.net/video/KRw4mnX62TY/видео.html
It basically sounds and looks like an entirely different character.
The new emperor looks kinda fat while the old one had this emaciated lizard appearance and looked more real. I think the new live action iterations of the emperor look and sound like a joke. Its like with each Iteration McDiarmid forgot the character he created and really hammed it up.
I love how every hologram call has him in the same robe and hood. I wonder if he has washed it at all within these 60 years.
Almost all of them. In “All Droid Units must shut down immediately” he is wearing a different robe (the same one he’s wearing when he’d be duelling Yoda shortly after). He’s probably washing it then
In “the lawless”” he wears a purple one
@@JangoFett220 Nice, hopefully he does since we all know what happens when coffee spills on the robes.
@@ayoutubechannel1413 Is that from Clone Wars? If so, I’ll look into it.
@@giovannyalpizar5351 Have you watched it? Its a very important episode
Palpatine's data plan must be crazy expensive. He is constantly video chatting people across the universe.
*Galaxy
Bill it to the Republic
But, judging by hhis appearance in Clone Wars (2D), his *dental plan* is shit! Or maybe he doesn't have one! XD
HAHAAHAHAHAHAH
_"UNLIMITED MINUTES!"_
It’s hard to think during episode 1 palpatine is still an apprentice
In Legends atleast. We don't really know anything about Plagueis in canon. He could already be dead.
Edit: Jesus, guys! I never said Plagueis isn't canon. The time of his death is unclear atm.
Edit2: I KNOW PLAGUEIS IS CANON, HE WAS IN ROTS. HIS STORY FROM THE NOVEL ISN'T
@@JediArchiv didnt it say in legends that palp killed plagueis right about the same time maul was fighting/got killed by qui gon/obi wan? i think its in the plagueis book but i could be wrong
@@Boxerboy01 I’ve heard that he killed plagueis the same night he became the supreme chancellor
@@Boxerboy01 Yeah but the book is legends material. We don't know about that in canon so far.
@@JediArchiv until it’s overwritten by something Disney does, there is no reason to disregard something purely because it is from the Expanded Universe.
**Chokes someone from across the Galaxy** Sidious: "Yeah, I'm never gonna use that again."
same logic can be applied to vader. Their powers only really operate when the plot needs them to be.
I think it only works if he knows exactly where they are. He could see Dooku through the hologram call
Same applies to Vader choking Admiral Ozzel through the TV in Empire. He couldn't have just choked him if he didn't know where he was.
@@sonoftheway3528 or he just needs to see the person, and it's just a plot hole that he didn't kill Ezra
@@sonoftheway3528 Definitely a writing oversight
they wanted to make vader menacing even if he wasnt in the room but forgot such powers can pretty much end the film then and there
@@nikkovalidor4890 Nope, I think it's a valid reason that you can't do unless you can visualize them. We never really see someone being choked when the choker doesn't know where the chokee is.
Palpatine in a sarcastic tone : When my new apprentice, Darth Vader arrives, he will 'take care' of you
Me and the bois : That sounds promising 👍
In the french version, he says "soyez-sûr que mon nouvel apprenti, Dark Vador, s'occupera de vous"
In french, "s'occuper de quelqu'un" has two meanings. First is "to take care of somebody", second is "to get rid of somebody".
So, Sidious is telling the truth. From a certain point of view...
they lost a war listening to this guy they know nothing about yet they trust him with their life :D logic
@@michaelhighlights1614 In my experience, this guy can be very persuasive if you aren't careful around him.
@@michaelhighlights1614 actually Nute and Rune gave no advantage to Sidious. They had inadvertently almost led to Darth Sidious being exposed. They could not stop the two Jedi. And it had to take Darth Maul to get rid of Qui-Gon Jinn. Sidious had feared defection from the remaining CiS.
666 on Mustafar 🤣
“When the time comes, no one will be able to stop our plan to Execute...Order...66 (Evil laugh)”
Yes... thats what happened...
I'm not a HUGE fan of Tim as Sidious, since he seems too mustache twirly
@@bemasaberwyn55 Pretty sure that was Ian's laugh being used.
@@StarWarsOpinion at this point Ian Ambercrombie had passed. Mcdiarmid didn't come back for CW. But they got him for Rebels
@@bemasaberwyn55 Yes, but they still had audio for the next season as well as the previous ones. That's why he voiced Palpatine in the Clovis arc in Season 6.
“How can you be certain the Republic will trade Grievous for Skywalker?”
“Plot armor, my apprentice. Plot armor. A pathway to many abilities some consider to be...unnatural.”
“Wait, wha-“
“The prisoner exchange. *DEW IT* .”
I feel like Palpatine would have ordered for Anakin to be brought to him if he had wanted to but decided not to for plot armor. XD
....
In this precise case, there is no plot armor or at least it is very justified.
Palpi already knew about Padme and Anakin's relationship, so it was obvious that Padme would trade Grievous for Anakin.
I have no doubt Senator Amidala will gladly agree to your terms.
@@RyanTheDark Long have Sith empires been built upon the backs of slaves
“Among the Children of the Jedi, there are no innocents.” Idk why but this line gives me chills. Sidious is pure evil, and this really shows his true colors and ideology.
What's really scary is that Cad Bane considers it a "small-time" crime for him.
Alternate Title: *The Senate using Skype in the same hoodie for 90 years*
Shout out to Bounty Hunter for actually making Dooku look right
“Among the Jedi, there are no innocents.” Really goes a long way to showing Palpatine’s mindset as not just a man hungry for power, but someone with a vendetta. Good stuff.
Yeah that's something that adds to his personality that I don't see mentioned often. I wish they'd elaborate more on why he felt that way, cuz his motivation for the most part seems to be securing unlimited power.
It's an interesting moments, as it's one of the few moments where he tries to morally justify his actions.
Well, according to legends, he joined the Sith order since he was 17. Decades of teaching him to hate the Jedi tends to leave a vendetta.
@@lestat1591 yeah, but that leads us to why he ended up with the Sith, he has never been a good person, I mean, didn't he kill his family to take their assets?
@@granalmirantethrawn2972 nope. Palps is a natural scumbag. He killed his own family...
I like to imagine that he had to contact every clone commander individually, so he had to stand there for an hour or two just saying to execute order 66.
I can imagine him drinking coffee while the clone answers him then he immediately puts down the coffee and says: finally you are the last clone to execute order 66
Clone: what was that my lord?
Sidious: uh nothing erm where was i?
Clone: order 66
Sidious: ah right execute order 66
He most likely recorded a message for everyone not important
I always thought he reserved the personal orders for the clones nearest to important Jedi or Jedi he hated the most.
@@tuscan9617 I think so too: if we look at RotS, he adresses Cody by his name, likely because Kenobi was his general batallion. For Rex, we see how Sidious seems to wait until Rex realizes, and Rex actually responds "yes, Lord Sidious" implying it was live communication, like Cody's and like Commander Gree's (whose commander was Yoda). Everyone else does not respond to theirs, so I think you're right.
I believe for members of the jedi council he spoke to the clone commanders personally...rank and file jedi got a generic 66
Palpatine really is a phantom menace... hooded, cloaked, the hologram showing us he is causing all these conflicts from far away. It's such a good description of him.
TPM is a genius title. Too bad the other movies have a more straight forward approach to their titles.
I’m such an idiot, I always thought the title referred to Darth Maul because of how monstrous he looks.
@@maroonedexplorer6622 The movie's second last scene is literally about Mace and Yoda pondering who is the true Sith behind Maul or what Maul's position was... Then the camera travels to a frozen Palpatine... That's how *the Phantom Menace* (almost) ends
@@VicEntity well return of the jedi was a clever title
@@squid9431 I was talking about the other prequels.
I love how Holo-Sidious despises Ventress so much.
Naturally, as there can only be two Sith Lords!
18:46
I know that Sam Witwer originally voiced The Emperor in Rebels (and did a great job), but hearing James Earl Jones and Ian McDiarmid on screen at the same time again was really cool.
16:10 An interesting fact, Grievous cleared his throat so he wouldn’t cough while speaking with Palpatine
i love how you can trace the entire war just through these transmissions, it shows how the emperor really did puppet the entire war
16:05 : they know not what awaits
2005 : Asthma
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18:46 is one of my absolute favorites.
James Earl Jones and Ian McDiarmid discuss Ahsoka Tano.
11:20 Sith Empire is canon
But Palpatine did’t want to make a Sith empire, He only wanted to make a “Empire.”
But Dooku wished to rule a Sith empire.
@@squidwart7778
Then you should watch Episode 9
Because Palpatine created a Sith Empire on Exegol
Ya but there was no Sith Lords, Sith apprentices, Or a dark council. like from SWTOR which is my favorite RPG :)
@@squidwart7778 For all intents and purposes, Palpatine's Galactic Empire was essentially a Sith Empire, just without the actual name. His goal, and that of his master Plagueis, was to get the Sith back to being the ultimate power in the galaxy after they were nearly annihilated by the Jedi and the Republic after SWTOR.
Because the original Sith Empire had all those things you mentioned from SWTOR (i.e., the Dark Council), they openly called themselves such and had no reason to keep it hidden from the entire galaxy or from the Jedi because of how much power they had obtained. But the Sith during the Clone War Era had severely dwindled in numbers as opposed to the vast amount of them operating during SWTOR, therefore forcing them to keep themselves hidden for fear of extinction.
The remaining Sith went into hiding, and eventually took to climbing the ranks in politics and the economy using deception and political maneuvering to achieve their vast wealth and power, but it was Plagueis that set forth the grand scheme that would allow the Sith to seize galactic power without revealing themselves to the Jedi and Republic while simultaneously eliminating both in the process.
We know the story from there, but multiple people ask that since Palpatine has all the power literally resting in his palm, then why does he never openly call himself a Sith emperor nor does he name his empire after the Sith. It's because as far as he is concerned, the whole galaxy believes the Sith are either extinct or were only a myth, similar with the Jedi Order after Order 66. To reveal himself now would undo centuries of hard work and careful planning done by the Sith before him to get them to where he stands are now.
The first Galactic Empire, lead by Emperor Sheev Palpatine is a facade to hide it's true nature: A new Sith Empire, under the evil rule of Darth Sidious and his apprentice, Darth Vader.
I wonder if this treasure trove will produce a surplus of replies.
I'm glad you included the 2003 Clone Wars, it still has parts to be actually considered canon
Especially the Coruscant invasion!
And the Chancellor kidnapping!!
Hell, they reference it in the last of season of the 2008 clone wars, with both the Coruscant invasion & kidnapping.
@@thatonea-hole only if Grievous was a badass in 2008 Clone Wars and not this coughing guy that gets beat by padawans when he's supposed to be a jedi slaughter. Yeah, he can still be a coward by retreating, but omg, that was bad
@@MadChristoph
IKR! They kinda made him a joke in the 2008 series
It doesn't matter about shitty disney canon. Expanded Universe is canon, sequels aren't. It's that simple.
@@thevagabondburntnotredame8902 Opinions aside, that's just not true. You don't decide what's Canon and what's not.
Imagine If For a Mountain Dew Commercial, There Is a Sidious Saying “Mountain Dew It”
10:24 Dooku stands, then sits, then kneels.
He’s old he’s got bad knees, that’s my explanation
He's lucky shadows were always on his side, somehow no one ever sees the upper half of his face even though he's like 5 feet above them and puts his head way back
Shadows were not merely on his side. Sidious commanded them. He was THE Shadow himself after all..
Sidious was able to cast a dark side spell of camouflage shadow on his features at will. It is pretty basic Sith alchemy that was rediscovered by Darth Zane and her apprentice Darth Cognus from ancient carvings in a long forgotten cave on Corriban. It is said the spell itself was created by non other then the legendary king Adas. The carvings (notable not a hologram) were from two millennia after Adas though, so this claim is questionable...
Except in the clone wars movie you can see his face till like season 2
6:34 I love how he doesn't get angry for being defied, like other Dark Lords would. He just immediately goes and touches the right nerve to manipulate Bane into accepting.
He is patient and EXTREMELY manipulative. I don't think we ever see him truly get mad tbh. I don't remember once in the entire series we see Sidious mad
@@lishishur293 except when luke declined him to join the dark side
@@mr.bomzalo9563 True. Most of the time he's being manipulative so by then he didn't see a reason too and was like "Fine you little shit. I'm gonna blast you with lightning now"
@@mr.bomzalo9563 Was he mad though? I think he was just torturing him and trying to bend Luke to his will. I could be misremembering though.
@@TheFirstCurse1 Oh no, that is definitely the one time he WAS mad. Luke saw through his game and straight out refused to play by its rules. And by doing that he ruined the culmination of basically ALL the Emperor’s lifetime of careful planning, since Luke joining the Sith would have rectified the half failure at turning Anakin into the perfect apprentice. Sidious lost it in that moment.
7:33 So abduction of force-sensitive children has a long history dates back to the point in time when Chancellor Palpatine was around. This seems to have a connection with what Moff Gideon is trying to achieve in Mandalorian series.
I think it also has to do with the Inquisitors in Rebels/FO (he wanted an army of Force-sensitives that would traverse the galaxy and spy on his behalf)
Wait, Moff Gideon? is that the best Star Wars name they could come up with? what's next, Admiral Johnson?
@@skar8009 they had an Admiral Constantine in Rebels, can't get worse than that.
@@skar8009 He’s actually a pretty cool character
@@skar8009 I mean, he's human. But that still doesn't excuse some of the more ludicrous names like Mee Deechi (I'm serious, the guy's an Umbaran.)
What makes Palpatine's hologram chat moments even more sinister is that deep ominous rise and fall of frequency in the hologram's hum. I love it so much.
Ian McDiarmid is the original.('m not counting Clive Revill) But out of all the others I think Sam Witwer has come the closest to matching the voice.
Ian Ambercrombie was fantastic in the first seasons of CW
It’s spelled McDiarmid.
@@annabiotic1078 different actors
To be honest Clive Revill didn't carry the same energy as McDiarmid did. Swapping him out for McDiamird's Palpatine in Empire is one of the very few changes to the Original Trilogy I'm fairly okay with. I do however wish they had made the Emperor's make-up look consistent to how he would look by the time of the OT instead of looking exactly how he did in Episode III.
@@death-king1834 Yeah, as much as I like that he retains his III look, it would make more sense if he were to look like his VI self.
What's really crazy though is when you realize that voice actress for Ventress in the Tartakovsky series is the same voice actress for Mandy from the Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy AND the Handmaiden from KOTOR 2
And Azula in Avatar.
@jeuroq she meant the of clone wars not the cgi one
I love how Ian McDiarmid's voice goes really deep in the Siege of Lothal hologram scene.
1:45 And a Meme Was Born
18:51: Woah! I did notice that they change the Emperor's voice on there. Before, it was Sam Witwer who voiced Darth Sidious. Now, who has his voice? Ian McDriamid?
Yes, Ian McDiarmid is the one who voiced him
@Josh Stewart Maybe sometime when they put it on Disney+. Idk tho but it was a nice touch in my opinion tho. You? Which do you prefer? Ian's voice or Sam Witwer's voice?
@Josh Stewart Yeah I'm curious when the change occurred as well. For the bluray release? For disney plus? I dont think I ever saw the redone version until now, only the first witwer version. No idea when or how this happened.
@@battlestarducklactica6823 just checked on Disney+ (UK, if that makes a difference) and it's still the Sam Witwer version. I'm so confused, anyone know what the hell's going on? Where does Ian McDiarmid's voiceover appear?
@@conorb7094 idk tbh. Maybe it's exclusive on Disney+ US? I'm only 60% sure tho.
Imagine if during one of his broadcasts, a Jedi walked in and saw him.
welp about time for me to be hitting the old dusty trail
@@FrostiFire1 *Demonic growl*
"'Sith Lord'? What's that? I just have a robe fetish, leave me alone! Menacing voice?? More like, sore throat!"
Most of Darth Sidious's plans that failed were setbacks for him. He was a little upset when the Death Star was destroyed.
I guess he said No! I spent years creating that weapon.
When you really look at it, extremely few of his plans actually failed. Many of the ones that appear to have failed were really just him playing the sides to reach his goal. As for the Death Star, he probably was really more upset with Vader because the latter didn't do enough to prevent it, and with that, growing implications of a new potential threat...
Yeah the only real failure he had was bringing Luke to the dark side, you can even see it on his face
Sidious: "Has Queen Amadala signed the treaty?"
Alien: "She has..."
Sidious: "Oh good, plans can go ahead."
Alien (Continues) "... disappeared, my lord."
Sidious: "... seriously. don't pause like that you dick"
Lmao that's hilarious, and is in my head canon
Sidious: Stunted Slime.
🤣
@@sougotokiwa8439 Sidious: I promise to you Viceroy, if you ever stop like that again I will revoke your protection in the Senate. For the matter of the ship..."
Palps sure does love his holograms.
To think that Sidious could choke and potentially kill Dooku from across the galaxy with only the raising of his hand is an amazing show of his power
Well dooku did allow him to choke him if dooku wanted he could have sst himself free but palpatine would probably think of him as being disloyal to him and killing dooku
I still love the "I have the Senate bogged down in procedures they will have no choice but to accept your control of the system". His scenes in Episode I are so epic! His voice is fantastic.
Agreed! Those scenes in my opinion are criminally underestimated, given how good Ian McDiarmid is at manipulating his voice when trying to disguise Palpatine's identity. It was also fun hearing the audio "glitch out" and eerily highlight specific words he says (A tactic actually used really well in the Bounty Hunter game).
While I'm not a prequel fan, I must admit everytime Sidious walks on screen he has your complete and devoted attention. They really are the best parts of the prequels(besides John Williams amazing scores) in my opinion.
0:01 The Phantom Menace
2:58 Star Wars: Bounty Hunter
4:04 Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume 1
4:56 Star Wars: The Clone Wars (The Movie)
5:25 Star Wars: The Clone Wars (The TV Series seasons 1-6)
15:35 Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume 3
16:09 Revenge of The Sith
16:51, 18:38 Order 66 Initiated (montage through several media)
17:49 Revenge of The Sith (yes, again)
18:45 Star Wars: Rebels
21:36 The Empire Strikes Back
22:52 EA Battlefront 2 Campaign
23:48 Fortnite Event
24:05 The Rise of Skywalker
24:43 Bonus clips
I'm really just doing this for the sake of my own convenience
Thank you
thx
@@aleksiniko I appreciate it
What is before the phantom menace tho? Cant figure it out. I mean that animated thing where he grabs his robe.
@@ben_csk That's from an animated short which is meant to take place anywhere in the prequels
Dooku has a very nice way of saying "master" or "my master", it's voice acting at it's finest for me.
"Something something Dark Side"
" Something something Complete!"
What makes these scenes so magnificent, is Palpatine's ost being used in almost every hologram scene, the ambience created sounds so sinister
Love it when people include Legends content in with Canon content. The fact you included Bounty Hunter, Clone Wars 2003 etc., shows your dedication. There's no good reason why most content from both can't coexist. Thanks for doing this :)
I like it too!
@@AB-dm1wz
So do I! But Clone Wars 2003 is somewhat cannon, mainly the Coruscant invasion & the kidnapping of Palpatine. They even reference it in the last season of the 2008 clone wars
2003 clone wars only partly works now
@@thatonea-hole Same with the mandalorian making the bounty hunter game mostly canon.
Agreed. I like a lot of elements from both.
I just thought of something, in the first holo call with Gunray and friends, they were willing to give up just because the two jedi showed up. it shows the level of competency the jedi had for the past 1000 years as peace keepers that their very presense can cause peace. it also shows the level of power that sidius commands over peons like Gunray, that the legend of the sith is as strong as that of the jedi
18:40 Interesting how we never saw this in the actual game
It’s an Easter egg if you wait by a door for a while or something
@@theamazingquetzal3933 Yeah I know the Easter egg your talking about. The voicebit of Palpatine saying "Execute Order 66" is used twice in the game, once for the Easter egg where you attempt to open a traincar door 66 times, and again when Cal is having a flashback, but only the flashback has the hologram of Palpatine. Adult Cal never finds the communicator like he does he the trailers (18:40).
I wonder if they will use that for fallen order 2 instead?
I love the ones from Episode I, there’s tons of interference in the audio and makes the scenes so much more sinister. I also love the ones from Episode III because when the transmissions start and end they don’t really just appear/disappear, they kind of “dissolve.”
I agree! I love the ASM noises they make!
Oh it's beautiful
But in all seriousness, this is great and must have taken a lot of time to put together. Can't wait to see your Clone Wars edit.
Played and voiced by Ian mcdiarmid episode 1 2 3 rebels 5 6 and 9
Think Palpatine might be this Sidious guy bros
But Palpatine is so nice
I find it interesting that the bounty hunter Cad Bane is the only one who doesn't act as if he's in awe or fearful of Palpatine. He addresses him as an equal-as merely another client that he's dealing with.
Cad Banes a fearless bad ass like that who'd still be breathing if sidious choked him there, but even he addressed him as a client of high stature commenting on how he wanted to abduct children of the force.
He was unaware of who he was dealing with.
Wow what! They replaced Sam Witwer's voice with Ian McDairmid in that Vader scene @ 18:50
It’s still Sam’s voice on rebels. How did u get Ian to do it?
@@Juliano4425 Ian provided His voice for the last season. I Guess they didnt want to miss the opportunity to redubb that extra lines
Im pretty sure re releases of rebels are redubbed with Ian. Ive heard it both ways and the context is the only thing that changes
They re dubbed Ian on Amazon Prime
0:25 my lord, is that leeeeeegal?
I will make it legal. 😈
@@Sebastian-se1fi and the jedi?
@@wmb1628 kill Them imdiently
@@user_698 Yes...Yes, my Lord. As you wish.
@@Sebastian-se1fi
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The invasion is on schedule, my Lord.
Odd that Lord Sidious ordered Count Dooku’s apprentice to eliminate Anakin Skywalker. Ever since Sidious “befriended” Anakin after starting his Jedi training he had been molding Anakin for his eventual turn to the dark side. Doesn’t make since to make an order have him killed. Unless Sidious was just testing him, wanting him to kill the Sith apprentice.
Considering how Sidious ordered Count Dooku to kill Ventress, he probably wanted Anakin to kill her.
I mean if ventress could kill anakin imagine what she could do being trained by sidious directly
5:00
If you has never seen Star Wars before, you would know who is pulling the strings considering they don't hide Darth Sideous face all that well.
I had a stroke reading this comment, Sir.
I am guessing they were still working how to work with shadows. If you look throughout Season 1, shadows are a consistent problem that they seem to manage in Season 2 and master in Season 3.
It's the biggest reason why the characters looked far more plastic than they did later on.
"I Will Make It Legal"
And the Jedi?
@@PonmonofNuggetor the chancellor should never have brought them into this , kill them immediately
@@wmb1628 Yes...yes, My Lord. As you wish.
@@PonmonofNuggetor The chancellor should never have brought them into this. Kill them immediately.
Palpatine: Exexute Order 66.
Rex: Yes, Lord Sidious.
I haven't seen CW, but does it even make sense?
All clones know they working for a Sith Lord, and nobody accidentally spoils it to their Jedi commanders during years of war trouble??
I thought the "execute order 66" line is some code to activate a "secret mission".
@@Lev-vk5st in the clone wars it is discovered to the viewers (the jedi had no idea) that the clones have an organic cheap in their brain (in the form of a tumor) that includes a secret purpose, inserted in their birth. The cheap contains the programming of order 66 and even the clones had no ideas. The same clone that would die for his jedi would kill him without hesitation after given the secret order (it puts them in a trans). The reason that rex knew that he was speaking to Sidious could be that this information is included in the cheap, or that they came so close to find who Sidious was, and when the chancellor gave the instruction rex figured it out himself.
@@Lev-vk5st btw, I recommend you to watch clone wars. I was sceptical at first but this show is like ATLA, a light hearted animated series (yet with some very dark moments) meant for all ages (yet mature) and is super high quality in terms of animation, direction, plots and especially characters
It doesnt make any sense that Rex called him Sidious. In fact Is stupid even with the chip excuse. I hate it.
@@martingenero6328 I think it was a way of showing that Rex had pieces together that Palpatine was the Sith Lord Sidious. He was with Obi-Wan, Ahsoka, and Bo when they were talking about Sidious so it makes since that he’d say that to tell Palpatine “I know who you are.”
Hands down the greatest movie villain ever.
Even the fearsome Cade Bane questioned Sidious's plan to kidnap children..
I can only imagine somebody watching Star Wars for the first time in chronological order including Clone Wars. Must be an experience. Trying to figure out who is the Sith Lord, and what he's planning?
*Galactic Communication*
Palpatine - uNLimTeD mInUtES!!
7:33 This scene always creeps me out.
Imagine if this was Herbert the pervert
Imagine Sidious' underlings call him via hologram and accidentally got seen by enemies hahaha. The Senate will be defeated and will not become the Emperor lol
He probably did all these calls late at night from his personal residence, when he is supposed to be resting, that way nobody will disturb him.
I mean, we never really see him sending a message from his office, do we?
@@MalevolentSpirit234 In the Darth Plagueis novel, it is mentioned that Palpatine uses a secret location at the lower levels of Coruscant for his hologram communications.
@@SamvedIyer I thought that he used the LiMerge Building, the place he met with Dooku at during the end of Episode II, and it is connected by tunnel to his apartment building and to regions of the Senate District.
As a kid I never made the connection until the tie-in material prior to Episode 3 that Palpatine and Sidious were one and the same, for some reason. It's unreal that somehow, I missed the Emperor's theme playing over the very first clip here 5 minutes into Episode 1. It should've been obvious and a dead giveaway from the start, even to my 6 year old mind. Talk about a "Duh" moment XD
Just noticing now that as Ezra shatters the temple and runs away, as Palpatine’s hologram is flipping between whats real and his facade, everytime it shows his true self, it plays a cut sliver of his scream from Revenge of the Sith
*Dooku is the real MVP..*
Watching all of these videos has given me a new found appreciation for Dooku.
He really did ALOT of the heavy lifting for Palpatine. Furthermore, I honestly don’t think Maul was qualified. If Maul defeated Obiwan at the end of Episode 1, I still think Maul would of been replaced. Dooku was the only real candidate that could stand side by side with Palpatine as equals and pit both the Republic and Separatists against each other.
Sure Maul coordinated Crimson Dawn, but a collective of criminals can’t unify a planet of people to work together the way a political leader like Dooku can. Dooku was in the face of the cameras giving powerful speeches that swayed billions of kind, good, friendly people. Maul can’t do that. Thug tactics can only get you so far before the people turn on you.
10:20 is so funny, it just looks like he calls him back immediately and Sidious just believes it
The Sith have eyes and ears all over the galaxy. Darth Sidious's plans for Lothal has failed.
When Erza stopped Sidous's plan to get the time travel powers from the Jedi Temple on Lothal he switched the death star.
The plan for the Death Star existed since episode two, what do you mean?
@@ProperBadger i guess he knows that Death Star isn’t enough to destroy the rebels so he also requires Time Travel to destroy them in the 1st place.
7:58
He was talking about the Inquisitorious...
Nah, Emperor’s Hands.
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Not a thing nucanon unfortunately.
@@LightAndDarkMdness02 I get that. For all practical purposes, you can argue there's an unstated retcon. However, the original intent behind the line was to refer to his future Hands and his description doesn't really fit the Inquisitors.
_This is getting out of hand, now there are two of them_
We should not have made this bargain. 🤷♂️
1:45
Ian Adercrombie really was a very close second to McDiarmid in playing Palpatine.
It's a shame that he died before The Clone Wars was finished.
1:19 "I want that treaty signed!" Nice how Palpatine/Sidious feaked to be concerned to something that comes against his wide plan - which is that Naboo is besieged so that he can be elected Chancellor
20:51 - A conDEWIT between the living and the dead!
I’m guessing he used Sith Lord VPN during these hologram calls, since his plans worked perfectly and were never found out
This just tells me that palpatine was to lazy to go and see the people he is talking to himself
I know it’s a joke. But the dude’s also the supreme chancellor of Republic. He doesn’t exactly have time to go to other people as Sidious in between his work without people getting suspicious where he keeps going.
Witwer's Sidious is fine but Ian McDiarmid gives him that growl that really brings it home. Can really hear the difference the two versions of Siege of Lothal especially.
I’m so glad we got at least one Palpatine hologram in TROS.
My favorite part was when he was on hologram.
Where, I missed that bit?
I love the execute order 66 bit
Out of all times sidious would appear it would mostly be holographic messages or plannings, and during these moments where he would just constantly appear in holograms I thought he would never appear normally, and it happens that he appears normally in other scenes, however what I like about Palpatine being a hologram is that no other color but different shades of blue is seen which hides what he could truly look like and that his eyes are still hidden in the shadows, and I also like how in the prequels he is mostly in his chancellor appearence, and I like that, sidious in his chancellor look and having his eyes hidden makes him more ominous and more badass, he's by far the best out of the sith lords that have existed in the story of star wars, and when he's preformed as Ian McDiarmand (I forgot how his names spelled) sidious is in his Ultimate form which makes him more badass
Even if you can get a look at his eyes, they are a different color!
7:58 Sidious’s idea for the Inquisitors 🤔 Which possibly means Disney didn’t think of adding them to the saga.
@15:18 When Sidious had Anakin kill Dooku in ep 3, it seemed like it was just because Anakin beat him and appeared to be the more powerful one, but scenes like this one suggest there were other factors involved in the decision to kill Dooku...
2:38
I didn't expect Maul to be this short before. 😳
He’s 5’8
must be feel rather awkward for palpatine when hes in meetings with the senate and he gets a holo call from dooku or grevious or nute gunray and he then thinks "oh shit bad timing where's my sidious costume?"
5:08 the man himself voicing dooku
Hey you missed his revenge message from Episode 9
Oh wait
so did the film
Do you know how to see it? Fortnite......
Yes instead of it being in like say battlefront 2...
It’s fortnite...
The title says Hooded Hologram though not broadcast message lol
Thats not canon
Ejem because its not canon Ejem
It has the scene from the intro of star wars bounty hunter, you've exceeded my already lofty expectations and I have subscribed
Viceroy, I don't want this STUNTED SLIME IN MY SIGHT AGAIN!!!
Tim Curry did a great job on voicing Darth Sidious he definitely has a nice voice for doing mostly the bad guys.
Most people think that Phantom Manace refers to Darth Maul. However, he doesn't appear until almost a half way mark through the movie and speaks a total of 3 lines, 2 of which were spoken on balcony with Sidious. The title of this movie actually much more probably refers to Palpatine being a manace from the shadows, aka a phantom manace.
Thats a good point.
I genuinely believe that Palpatine made sure to issue Order 66 to many Clones before Gree just to make Yoda suffer. He wanted Yoda to feel sadness, confusion, anger, and fear before being executed.
16:58 *He waited a looooooooong time damn.*
2:50 Maul was that short? No wonder Obi-Wan mentioned that his metal legs made him taller
The seperatist leaders were quite tall. Mall was the same height as obi wan.
Star Wars Story sees Obi Wan Kenobi: “Shit. Gotta update that.”
“Then you must prove it, eliminate her.”
“B-But”
“I SAID, ELIMINATE HER!”
Not sure why but I get quite giggly whenever I see palpatine rage
8:53 The sound of the hologram as Palpatine popped up was very ominous😳😳
Imagine if the Jedi got a hold of his hologram records 😂😂😂😂
18:00 darth vader did in fact “take care of them” when he arrived :)
Another example of a point of view !!
Why does he sound like Christopher Lee at 5:10??
It was Christopher Lee, Lee reprised the role in The Clone Wars Movie :)
That *is* Christopher Lee
Thank you for remake a video
A lot of people say they anthology films or TV series of Obi Wan, Maul, Vader etc but I reckon a young Darth Sidious would be a much better subject for such materials.
Yes! Plagueis: a Star Wars Story which is mostly about Palpatine's origins and him learning from him. Then the epilogue can be a scene from years after from just before Palpatine kills Plageuis on Coruscant. Because of his visions of Vader (after he saw Anakin arrive with Qui-Gon), Plagueis is morbidly afraid Anakin will ruin their plans. Plageuis suggest that they should "eliminate the boy (Anakin) before he embraces the darkness".
Palpatine does that same smirk with his tongue as in ROTS when he says "... but not himself" and the movie ends. We know what's going to happen.