That’s the most terrifying thing about Palpatine’s plan. He let the clones experience free will for so long, let them believe they were people. Then....he took it all away. Order 66 killed more than just the Jedi
Palpatine did same thing to Vader. After Luke escaped, Palpatine severely punished Vader and confessed that he was the one who killed Padme in the first place.
People hated the micro chip in the clones, but in my eyes that’s the best and only way for it to be believable that every clone turned on the Jedi. While there may of been a lot with no personal relationships with a Jedi general, there are plenty that do, and it would’ve caused a lot of clones to disobey the order. The microchips was the best execution of the order 66 idea to me
Victor Nikolai yeah but you gotta think about the Jedi that actually cared and nurtured their relationships with their clones. If Plo Koon was still with his battalion instead of being in that ship battle he probably would’ve survived
Agreed - we've spent years watching those Clones get very humanised and see those bonds and relationships with their Generals grow, even to the points of actual mutual care and friendship. You turn it around at the end and say "Oh, it was all an act and they really hated them all along" it kind of slaps the audience in the face for caring about those Clones and who they touched beyond just being soldiers.
I would like to think that the chip gave the clones a "false choice". They just felt that it was right to execute order 66 and it was the right way for them.
I was was so sad to see Jesse go. I remember when Hevy died, Hardcase, Thorn, Waxer, 99, Tup, Fives, and a ton of other clones I can’t remember. I was heartbroken when Jesse died. He was loyal to the republic and Rex and the 501st and it seemed like he would never die.
Last time I found out that Jesse , Hardcase and Kix were from the beggining of the clone wars ( not show but event ). So Jesse was in the first and last battle of the clone wars.
It's awful to see that Jesse was trying to resist. The fact that there was even the slightest hesitation shows that deep down he knew those orders didn't made sense and he wasn't real in control, but then the chip takes back over and "good soldiers, follow orders"
Nah he didn't stop wanting Ahdoka dead,i think he hesitated because he knew he had to execute Rex or let him Disobey an order, he was his friend for the entire war so that makes sense, but, as they say,"Good soldiers follow orders"
the inhibitor chip to me seems like a back brace, keeping a straight posture is following orders, but when you slouch (disregard orders), the brace pops you back into that straight posture of following said orders. I don't think Jesse cared for Ahsoka, just Rex, which was what caused him to slightly hesitate and then snap back into posture.
Hard to believe that Jesse would do this. He had such a magnificent life, why did he have to execute Order 66 and then die? First, Hevy, then Waxer, then Tup, then Fives and now Jesse.
A friend of mine spotted this and it’s too perfect. Throughout basically the whole series, Jesse has had the Republic’s symbol emblazoned on his helmet and head. His death is not only his own, but also the death of the Republic.
It’s mad to think that Jesse had been there since the very start and was there at the very end. I didn’t realise it until I rewatched season one. God this show was amazing
It’s just sad that Jesse was a loyal clone and was brainwashed to follow palpatins order, you can see that he hesitated a little while before accusing Rex of violation against order 66. It was sad to see the graves of the clones who had to follow orders and stay loyal to the republic Edit: this is the most likes I’ve ever gotten before
I wonder how much of it was actually his inhibitor chip at the end, and how much of it was the fact that Jesse had a hundred guns pointed at his back if he tried to de-escalate.
Yeah, the clones closest to their Jedi, like Rex, Jesse, and Cody (i think if Revenge of the Sith was made today, it'd show Cody hesitating before firing on Kenobi.), all would think about it before executing the order.
Has to do with the helmet design, its relatively human looking if you know what i mean. Eyes, nose, mouth and then the way he moves his helmet with the shadows and visor reflecting stuff it has a similar effect as thos eof the eyes but diffrent
*Imagine* Rex: Lieutenant Jesse, you are in violation of Order 66. I accuse you of treason against the Grand Army of the Republic. You will be demoted in rank from lieutenant and subject to execution along with the traitor, Ahsoka Tano. *That just gives me shivers thinking Rex as the villain and Jesse getting his chip removed.*
Well Jesse and Rex sorta knew about the chip. Fives Arc he tells Jesse and Rex so it's just luck that Rex is with ahsoka rather than Jesse bc they would almost both remember but probably Rex more.
It’s so tragic. The first act Jesse does is to save and protect Captain Rex, and his last is to relentlessly attempt to kill him. “Good Soldiers Follow Orders”
I still like to believe when Jesse hesitates he's thinking about Fives when he says that they're men capable of making their own decisions, and not unthinking droids "We are men! We must be trusted to make the right decisions, especially when the orders we're given are wrong!" - ARC-5555 "Fives"
I’d like to think he was thinking what Rex was tryna make them think: “Wait Ahsoka is technically not a part of the jedi order lol, but just in case we need to kill her as it may be disobeying an order”
man when Jesse told Rex he was was in violation of order 66, and he looked down, you could tell a part of him died, only thing worse thank killing your brothers, is a brother whos also really close to you
When you come to think of it (in canon) these guys are debatably the saddest beings in the star wars universe , they were raised with a single purpose , fight and die(that if they weren't born with any defects of course) , they basically all looked the same,sometimes they had generals that treated them poorly , they witnessed their brother die on the daily basis and like if that wasn't enough they also had a chip in their brains that controlled the way they acted Still tho , they're awesome
I just finished the clone wars yesterday and it actually made me cry. In the movies the clones weren't shown this way i never saw the clones this way, but as you said their ultimate purpose was just to die and fight. But watching this man, it's so sad to see all these awesome clones being FORCED to do this, especially the one's that you know wouldn't do this. Especially all of the clones that sacrificed themselves throughout the series for their fellow brothers, sad as.
The civilians had it worse I’d argue. They lived everyday in war just like the soldiers except they couldn’t even defend themselves. That bad Martez arc and the fall of the jedi shed light on that. People believed that the Jedi betray the republic because they would just destroy all the separatists droids on the planets they “rescued” and call it a day, leaving the innocent civilians in ruins with plenty dead and traumatized
Part of me feels like, even if he didn't have the chip, Jesse still would have done it. I feel like his near execution for disobeying Krell shook him to his core from that moment onward.
@@emilioo.7972 that's why its legends, clones have much less personality and independence. With the clone wars we see they have too much emphaty and feelings to act like that. For that, the chips where necessary.
Jesse's arc was the saddest in the whole series for me. He was a freethinker, independent like Rex and Fives were, yet he was lost his personhood in the end and was forced to execute Order 66 with so many of his clone brothers. Seeing his helmet on a pike at the end was when I lost it. Rest in peace, Jesse. You will be missed.
Dame scene was already sad but with the flashbacks makes it hit even harder I was almost expect this line at the end of the Flash Back “Good soldiers follow orders”
Well TCW gave us some background with the clones we didnt have back then. At the time of ROTS the clones were just droids with flesh. After TCW you look differently at the film.
@@sopand2489 The only named clone Yoda killed that we know of is Gree and he didn't bring any Coruscant Guard members with him, I think it is actually confirmed that the shock trooper that advised Palpatine his squad was unable to find Yoda was Thire
The Clone Wars had the saddest depiction of Order 66: watching the clones we've come to love, clones who painted their helmets orange because they were so excited to see and serve under Commander Tano again and wanted to show just how much they missed her, turn on her with no hesitation from anybody besides Rex. The calm feel on the ship as Maul is put into a cell and they hop into hyperspace on their way towards Corusant, followed up by Ashoka feeling what happened in Palpatine's room through the Force, is terrifyingly uneasy. I still knew what was going to happen, because the episode description gave it away, but I couldn't help but break down as it happened. Episode 3 and Battlefront 2 are good summaries of Order 66, episode 3 showing what happened and a clone monologuing about it in Battlefront 2; Jedi Fallen Order had a better, more emotional Order 66, with Cal having to leave the cruiser and watching his master die by the clones; Clone Wars has the best scene for the reasons above, and nothing will top it. Ever.
The combination of everything in the video made me tear up... the flashbacks and the music really add to it, well done good sir. Jesse was my favourite clone throughout the entire show, it was heartbreaking to see his end...
0:22 you can see jesse was kinda hesitating for a moment so if he got the chip removed he would be fine i wish they just didn't kill him of😢😭😭 comment rip jesse to pay respects😷 also thanks for 50 likes
Bro I almost just started crying watching this. The clones are such great characters and Jesse has an amazing story arch. It's so sad to think what happened in the end.
I loved this show. This show found a way to make me care about a lot of characters (mainly clones) an. You hoped they made it through everything. This scene was pretty emotional and this video made every more. Music and flash backs were an awesome touch.
Palpetine wasn't a true sith in my opinion. The sith empire wouldn't have accepted palpatines style of thinking or doing things. He didn't even follow the original sith code.
Looking at Jesse makes me sad because he's gone but not forgotten he was one of the best clones in the galaxy rip Jesse you will always be a memory in our hearts
The thing I absolutely admire about these clones is that they are all the exact same person. But their personalities are what separates them from each other. When I look at any of them, I do not see clones, I see Jesse, Rex, Waxer, Cody, Fives, and many others. Episodes that were about the clones are my absolute favorite.
When you think about it, some clones would have had to survive the crash, sense Rex and Ahsoka only buried the clones from the hanger and the ship is to big to bury everyone. When Mace’s ship is shot down, several clones survive and are only killed by boba and the bounty hunters. They crashed in a more flat position then mace’s and most of their ship was in tact, unlike mace who still had survivors so it’s likely some clones survived the crash. RIP Jesse though😢
Maybe but I think it was set up in a way that everyone died except asokha and rex. The burial represented dieing to the old days so i think everyone died
SuperMario545 g ya everyone is dead and the show basically tells you that, but I really love the clones and I thought I would at least show how they could have survived. RIP
Ej productions ya me too! Like what if Rex found his helmet and some other bits of armor and thought he was dead but he was really alive somewhere in the ship?!
I think the reason why they made all the clones on the ship die, was to symbolise the death of all of the clone troopers ( I know some disobeyed order 66), then they were replaced by storm troopers.
This episode was the hardest for me to watch, so many great moments throughout the clone wars. It saddens me that order 66 was issued and that many great troopers and commanders died as a result of 66
"I Used To Believe That Being A Good Soldier Meant Doing Everything They Told You. That's How They Engineered Us. But We're Not Droids. We're Not Programmed. You Have To Learn To Make Your Own Decisions." -Captain Rex
I know its impossible but I would like to see more clones disobeying order 66 as rex gregor and wulffe did. Its just so satisfying to see them changing sides
That had to be one rex's most hardest moments not only kill your fellow soldiers but your brothers and knowing they wouldn't listen to reason he had to make sure they all stayed down
What I liked of pre-chip canon is that shows that at the end, almost every clone was as loyal as Jesse to the republic. I mean, the only reason the clones were loyal to the jedi was because they were the high command officers. Once they were declared traitors they lost their position, and therefore, the clones didn't have to be loyal to them anymore. Plus, the majority of Jedis treated clones as droids instead of humans
@@Diego-lt4wm pretty much all of the named legions were more loyal to their jedi generals. Only a few weren't, and even less had any contempt for them.
Yeah some like Bacara and Neo didn't really have a strong relationship with their generals and all clones were bred to be loyal to the republic and you also have to remember not all jedis treat their clones kindly like Obi Wan or Anakin and treat them like living droids. And also remember Jessie was there to witness Krells betrayal and we've never seen him really interact with Ahsoka so he's not as close to her as Rex (who he might see as Dogma in this situation). So there's a good chance Jessie might still order 66 without chip so a lot of clones are still more loyal republic than jedi also most that do mainly interact with jedi personally are high rank officers mainly, while rest of legion or company just respect them as a leader, though if they are a good leader and don't treat them as disposable tools they might actually hesitate.
@@MelralCT- "Under the leadership of Ki-Adi-Mundi, Bacara's extremely strict and militant philosophies were often at odds with Mundi's Jedi training. After many battles together, however, Mundi earned the grudging respect of his subordinates.[9] Though Bacara experienced momentary disbelief at the order to kill Mundi, he carried out the command and was satisfied with his action afterwards, glad to have brought down a threat to the Republic." They did have a fairly strong relationship. Neyo didn't really though.
he survived long enough to become the villain
Where have I heard that before???
@@matthewcheung8960 the dark knight
Cries in clone
@@matthewcheung8960 “you either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain “
He was following orders so hes not a villain in my eyes.
“It’s good thing we were wearing helmets because we couldn’t bare to look her in the eye”
Nobody seems to remember that quote.
@@eldeliciosomagnifico6503 From Star Wars Battle Front II. Real fans know.
"Bear."*
the felucia mission, after order 66, i still have the game. forgot her name.
Real ones know about this game
Poor Kix being cryogenically frozen and unable to help
Why didn't they give us that scene but gave us the stupid sisters?
General Grievous a fate worse than death
@@MarkyMark1221 A fate far worse than Order 66 itself.
General Grievous there is a theory that Disney might retcon the sequels and change then
Them
That’s the most terrifying thing about Palpatine’s plan. He let the clones experience free will for so long, let them believe they were people. Then....he took it all away.
Order 66 killed more than just the Jedi
Palpatine did same thing to Vader. After Luke escaped, Palpatine severely punished Vader and confessed that he was the one who killed Padme in the first place.
@@mannanmorvi1806wait, isnt Anakin anger is the one who kill padme?
In the end, the clones got betrayed just as much as the jedi
"Good soldier follow orders" He don't have the choice
Um on umbara fives: sometimes the orders are wrong
Good soldier follows good orders
66 likes. Let's leave it.
Order 66 gets 66 likes in it's return
"Good soldiers obey, humans, choose".
People hated the micro chip in the clones, but in my eyes that’s the best and only way for it to be believable that every clone turned on the Jedi. While there may of been a lot with no personal relationships with a Jedi general, there are plenty that do, and it would’ve caused a lot of clones to disobey the order. The microchips was the best execution of the order 66 idea to me
Victor Nikolai yeah but you gotta think about the Jedi that actually cared and nurtured their relationships with their clones. If Plo Koon was still with his battalion instead of being in that ship battle he probably would’ve survived
Victor Nikolai thats legends and was never canon..... hence why george did the chips
Agreed - we've spent years watching those Clones get very humanised and see those bonds and relationships with their Generals grow, even to the points of actual mutual care and friendship.
You turn it around at the end and say "Oh, it was all an act and they really hated them all along" it kind of slaps the audience in the face for caring about those Clones and who they touched beyond just being soldiers.
I would like to think that the chip gave the clones a "false choice". They just felt that it was right to execute order 66 and it was the right way for them.
@@Marguns21 well that is more or less canon, just that after they did it they started to question it or feel guilt.
I was was so sad to see Jesse go. I remember when Hevy died, Hardcase, Thorn, Waxer, 99, Tup, Fives, and a ton of other clones I can’t remember. I was heartbroken when Jesse died. He was loyal to the republic and Rex and the 501st and it seemed like he would never die.
Denal too😞
Last time I found out that Jesse , Hardcase and Kix were from the beggining of the clone wars ( not show but event ). So Jesse was in the first and last battle of the clone wars.
Pons
You forgot about the clone that died punching a droid
@@purrsolus lmao
It's awful to see that Jesse was trying to resist. The fact that there was even the slightest hesitation shows that deep down he knew those orders didn't made sense and he wasn't real in control, but then the chip takes back over and "good soldiers, follow orders"
Nah he didn't stop wanting Ahdoka dead,i think he hesitated because he knew he had to execute Rex or let him Disobey an order, he was his friend for the entire war so that makes sense, but, as they say,"Good soldiers follow orders"
the inhibitor chip to me seems like a back brace, keeping a straight posture is following orders, but when you slouch (disregard orders), the brace pops you back into that straight posture of following said orders.
I don't think Jesse cared for Ahsoka, just Rex, which was what caused him to slightly hesitate and then snap back into posture.
Hard to believe that Jesse would do this. He had such a magnificent life, why did he have to execute Order 66 and then die? First, Hevy, then Waxer, then Tup, then Fives and now Jesse.
And before Waxer Hardcase...
I think you take this a little too seriously
@@florider_hd Bruh
And denal hardcase
Dave was originally going to make Jesse one of the clones with rex in rebels. Things changed.
A friend of mine spotted this and it’s too perfect. Throughout basically the whole series, Jesse has had the Republic’s symbol emblazoned on his helmet and head. His death is not only his own, but also the death of the Republic.
Very true and sad
He went down with the republic in a way
This was really well done congrats
@Scarey Linux very
I’ll take it any day
This was too sad to watch
@@ThePaperTowelBandit. its from clone wars?
@@balazs5547 yes it is
It’s weird how some random clone that appeared in season 2 would become the symbol for the fall of the republic.
esp when he has the republic logo stamped on his head and helmet.
This is sad to watch. Seeing how loyal they were to their Jedi and then how they are forced to betray them.
It’s mad to think that Jesse had been there since the very start and was there at the very end. I didn’t realise it until I rewatched season one.
God this show was amazing
It’s just sad that Jesse was a loyal clone and was brainwashed to follow palpatins order, you can see that he hesitated a little while before accusing Rex of violation against order 66. It was sad to see the graves of the clones who had to follow orders and stay loyal to the republic
Edit: this is the most likes I’ve ever gotten before
I wonder how much of it was actually his inhibitor chip at the end, and how much of it was the fact that Jesse had a hundred guns pointed at his back if he tried to de-escalate.
@@comradekenobi8146 I think he wanted to but he did have the guns behind him sooooo
Yeah, the clones closest to their Jedi, like Rex, Jesse, and Cody (i think if Revenge of the Sith was made today, it'd show Cody hesitating before firing on Kenobi.), all would think about it before executing the order.
ninja droide , rip
@@willlahke every droid had to shutdown the droids what didnt were to stay at there camp until there power shutdowns
The fact that jesse tried to take a sec to reconsider really shows how strong the chips were
Beautiful music
It's from samuelkimmusic
@@fifashorts1078 general grievous your shorter then I expected
What is the name of the song?
@@nikolaspapanagnou2723 jedi temple march sad music
So true
1:17 how can a mans helmet show so much emotion...
Has to do with the helmet design, its relatively human looking if you know what i mean.
Eyes, nose, mouth and then the way he moves his helmet with the shadows and visor reflecting stuff it has a similar effect as thos eof the eyes but diffrent
That and the way you tilt your head
Imagine if this was Rex and not Jesse
There would be mass civil war throughout the clone wars community
*Imagine*
Rex: Lieutenant Jesse, you are in violation of Order 66. I accuse you of treason against the Grand Army of the Republic. You will be demoted in rank from lieutenant and subject to execution along with the traitor, Ahsoka Tano.
*That just gives me shivers thinking Rex as the villain and Jesse getting his chip removed.*
I mean rex would kill Ashoka if he still had his chip, he hesitated at first tho.
no, it's just a commander bruh. There's multiple commanders out there. ;/
Yeah you think
Well Jesse and Rex sorta knew about the chip. Fives Arc he tells Jesse and Rex so it's just luck that Rex is with ahsoka rather than Jesse bc they would almost both remember but probably Rex more.
It’s so tragic. The first act Jesse does is to save and protect Captain Rex, and his last is to relentlessly attempt to kill him. “Good Soldiers Follow Orders”
If you look at Jessie he was trying to resist as well as the other clones but the chip was to hard.
@Obi-Wan Kenobi number 2 is wrong. Boba fett is a clone however jango requested that Boba didnt have his growth sped up like the other clones did.
@Obi-Wan Kenobi ah ok sorry for the misunderstanding general kenobi
@Obi-Wan Kenobi this conversation was so civilized unlike some other uncivilized comment sections. Wouldn't you agree General?
@Obi-Wan Kenobi It's an honor to be commented by Obi Wan. Ewan Mcgregor of course.
@Obi-Wan Kenobi Ewan Mcgregor and James Arnold Taylor.
Girls: “ do you even know what it’s like to be sad?”
Boys: “ you have no idea”
Stop generalizing
Do it! Generalize!
Yeah generalize more!!
You did this
I would like this post but then it would be 67 likes and not 66
I still like to believe when Jesse hesitates he's thinking about Fives when he says that they're men capable of making their own decisions, and not unthinking droids
"We are men! We must be trusted to make the right decisions, especially when the orders we're given are wrong!"
- ARC-5555 "Fives"
I’d like to think he was thinking what Rex was tryna make them think: “Wait Ahsoka is technically not a part of the jedi order lol, but just in case we need to kill her as it may be disobeying an order”
Its actually CT-27-5555 ARC Trooper Fives in the 501st Legion
@@jickey-_-8986 or ARC-5555.
FIRE!
What, what happen.
Becoming phase 1 dark troopers "We droids now, get it?".
man when Jesse told Rex he was was in violation of order 66, and he looked down, you could tell a part of him died, only thing worse thank killing your brothers, is a brother whos also really close to you
When you come to think of it (in canon) these guys are debatably the saddest beings in the star wars universe , they were raised with a single purpose , fight and die(that if they weren't born with any defects of course) , they basically all looked the same,sometimes they had generals that treated them poorly , they witnessed their brother die on the daily basis and like if that wasn't enough they also had a chip in their brains that controlled the way they acted
Still tho , they're awesome
I just finished the clone wars yesterday and it actually made me cry. In the movies the clones weren't shown this way i never saw the clones this way, but as you said their ultimate purpose was just to die and fight. But watching this man, it's so sad to see all these awesome clones being FORCED to do this, especially the one's that you know wouldn't do this. Especially all of the clones that sacrificed themselves throughout the series for their fellow brothers, sad as.
The civilians had it worse I’d argue. They lived everyday in war just like the soldiers except they couldn’t even defend themselves. That bad Martez arc and the fall of the jedi shed light on that. People believed that the Jedi betray the republic because they would just destroy all the separatists droids on the planets they “rescued” and call it a day, leaving the innocent civilians in ruins with plenty dead and traumatized
Im the 66th like >:D
Lol
Rip
When Rex said “ We’re not programmed. You have to learn to make your own decisions.” Then watching this makes me cry 😢😭
Part of me feels like, even if he didn't have the chip, Jesse still would have done it.
I feel like his near execution for disobeying Krell shook him to his core from that moment onward.
Nobody did it then
Let’s put like this: if Ahsoka was Krell, Rex was Dogma.
In legends the clones have no chips and are still executing order 66. And they had their reasons most jedi were hated by the clones
No cuz he had no problem risking his life to try and kill Krell
@@emilioo.7972 that's why its legends, clones have much less personality and independence. With the clone wars we see they have too much emphaty and feelings to act like that. For that, the chips where necessary.
This is why I respect Rex.He is an honorable clone who definitely deserves to have a short film.(after mine)
General Kenobi, you get an entire series. Not just a film.
Rex and jesse deserve their own series along side obi wan
I agree trooper, I respect you
I’m sorry
Putting it all together helps us weave all the threads into the so sad result.
Jesse's arc was the saddest in the whole series for me. He was a freethinker, independent like Rex and Fives were, yet he was lost his personhood in the end and was forced to execute Order 66 with so many of his clone brothers. Seeing his helmet on a pike at the end was when I lost it. Rest in peace, Jesse. You will be missed.
Dame scene was already sad but with the flashbacks makes it hit even harder I was almost expect this line at the end of the Flash Back “Good soldiers follow orders”
When watching the scene I was remembering every Rex+Jesse moment
Clones wars: this so sad to watch
ROTS: Yoda stabs clone in the heart. No one cares...
Well TCW gave us some background with the clones we didnt have back then. At the time of ROTS the clones were just droids with flesh. After TCW you look differently at the film.
I'm sad. That better not have been Thire, or Reese...........
@@sopand2489 The only named clone Yoda killed that we know of is Gree and he didn't bring any Coruscant Guard members with him, I think it is actually confirmed that the shock trooper that advised Palpatine his squad was unable to find Yoda was Thire
@@marcelopeluca3372 thanks. I just love those three. (Love Gree too though seriously Yoda!?!?!?)
“Protect the Captain”
You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.
Yes sir 😑😔😣
R.I.P Jesse you were one of the real ones.
Why is he dead ? I think that ist rex Head ?
@@shortsandunknownvideos1219 no
Why is Jesse dead ?
Where is rex ?
@@shortsandunknownvideos1219 that’s Jesse in the thumbnail not rex
Why must you make me cry even more!😭 He was one of the most loyal brother ive ever met. Rest in Peace to the 501st.
I am sorry for your loss Commander.
Isn't it supposed to be CC-7567 instead of CT-7567?
Brother :*(
@@sorrystarfish38 all clones all my brothers we have CT NOT CC
Rex...?
it's enough to make a grown man cry
And thats ok
...seems...shady
The Clone Wars had the saddest depiction of Order 66: watching the clones we've come to love, clones who painted their helmets orange because they were so excited to see and serve under Commander Tano again and wanted to show just how much they missed her, turn on her with no hesitation from anybody besides Rex. The calm feel on the ship as Maul is put into a cell and they hop into hyperspace on their way towards Corusant, followed up by Ashoka feeling what happened in Palpatine's room through the Force, is terrifyingly uneasy. I still knew what was going to happen, because the episode description gave it away, but I couldn't help but break down as it happened. Episode 3 and Battlefront 2 are good summaries of Order 66, episode 3 showing what happened and a clone monologuing about it in Battlefront 2; Jedi Fallen Order had a better, more emotional Order 66, with Cal having to leave the cruiser and watching his master die by the clones; Clone Wars has the best scene for the reasons above, and nothing will top it. Ever.
The combination of everything in the video made me tear up... the flashbacks and the music really add to it, well done good sir.
Jesse was my favourite clone throughout the entire show, it was heartbreaking to see his end...
I love how after this, rex says something like “meh, I didn’t like ‘Commander’ anyway”
I like being a captain
This should have been in the episode. Well done, brought tears to my eyes.
It really truly does break my heart. It’s incredibly hard to know that this could never have ended differently.
Fr...excellent execution on the clones and making them human tho. They didn't deserve this fate, but the story was already written😢
0:22 you can see jesse was kinda hesitating for a moment so if he got the chip removed he would be fine i wish they just didn't kill him of😢😭😭 comment rip jesse to pay respects😷 also thanks for 50 likes
Rip Jesse
RIP Jesse. The best soldier.
Rip jesse
66 likes...the time has come
D*it jesse why you have to die?!😭
"You either die a hero.. Or live lone enough to see yourself become the villain"
Bro I almost just started crying watching this. The clones are such great characters and Jesse has an amazing story arch. It's so sad to think what happened in the end.
I think when Jesse said "Commander Rex you are accused of treason, that was the hardest blown to Rex.
dad; why are you crying so damn loud?
me:
I loved this show. This show found a way to make me care about a lot of characters (mainly clones) an. You hoped they made it through everything. This scene was pretty emotional and this video made every more. Music and flash backs were an awesome touch.
Its so sad. They were brothers, family, warriors... but that damn sick sith had to ruin the love😭😭
Palpetine wasn't a true sith in my opinion. The sith empire wouldn't have accepted palpatines style of thinking or doing things. He didn't even follow the original sith code.
jesse actually hesitated which many clones couldnt, if fives told him about the chips maybe he could have held out a bit longer
“We die the hero, or live long enough to become the villain”
This quote is like it was made for the clones. They either died fighting to protect of they lived long enough to be forced inti betraying it all.
@@sopand2489 harvey dent, the dark knight
It’s so sad that Jesse did this. He was amazing and noble the whole series and fell with Order 66.
We would be the one committing treason jesse: it treason then
Looking at Jesse makes me sad because he's gone but not forgotten he was one of the best clones in the galaxy rip Jesse you will always be a memory in our hearts
Fives said while he and Jesse were about to be executed “We’re not a bunch of unthinking droids” it’s hard to watch that proven wrong so easily
The thing I absolutely admire about these clones is that they are all the exact same person. But their personalities are what separates them from each other. When I look at any of them, I do not see clones, I see Jesse, Rex, Waxer, Cody, Fives, and many others. Episodes that were about the clones are my absolute favorite.
Rest in peace CT-5597 Jesse.
"Alright fine! You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the gillan."
You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain
-Harley Dent
Ok this is the most sad tribute I’ve ever seen, my favourite soldier and medic
When you think about it, some clones would have had to survive the crash, sense Rex and Ahsoka only buried the clones from the hanger and the ship is to big to bury everyone. When Mace’s ship is shot down, several clones survive and are only killed by boba and the bounty hunters. They crashed in a more flat position then mace’s and most of their ship was in tact, unlike mace who still had survivors so it’s likely some clones survived the crash. RIP Jesse though😢
Maybe but I think it was set up in a way that everyone died except asokha and rex. The burial represented dieing to the old days so i think everyone died
SuperMario545 g ya everyone is dead and the show basically tells you that, but I really love the clones and I thought I would at least show how they could have survived. RIP
I like to think Jesse survived but lost his helmet
Ej productions ya me too! Like what if Rex found his helmet and some other bits of armor and thought he was dead but he was really alive somewhere in the ship?!
I think the reason why they made all the clones on the ship die, was to symbolise the death of all of the clone troopers ( I know some disobeyed order 66), then they were replaced by storm troopers.
Damn this really made me feel all those season seven feelings all over again. Brought a tear to my eye. Outstanding edit.
Damn takes a lot to get me to shed a tear when watching stuff and you sit did it, well done
This episode was the hardest for me to watch, so many great moments throughout the clone wars. It saddens me that order 66 was issued and that many great troopers and commanders died as a result of 66
This is making me cry as much as the episode did
May all the clones rest in peace including jesse 😪😪😪
It’s more sad that none of the clones took off their helmets. It’s like right after order 66 was issued every clone became the thing they hated most.
Ok the flashbacks were extremely well done... More heartfelt than before
I wonder if other clones would have listened to Rex if he accuses of Jesse with treason first
The scene would've been 100 times more emotional if they had added flashbacks when Jesse put his head down... God, I love The Clone Wars.
The fact he had a second of hesitation hurts, fives and jesse next to rex have to be my 2 favorite clones
Fives you were a good solder I hate you had to go out that way
Well some clones blindly follow orders like dogma so that nothing would of changed even if I didn't grab the blaster
@@revananimations5769 well I guess your right you were a good solder
Honestly one of the most heart breaking episodes I have seen for any show.
This is sad 😞
It's so nice I was really sad
Because the music and the clips and all other things. I love this video. Great video 🤙🏻
"I Used To Believe That Being A Good Soldier Meant Doing Everything They Told You. That's How They Engineered Us. But We're Not Droids. We're Not Programmed. You Have To Learn To Make Your Own Decisions."
-Captain Rex
Bro this just makes it a hell of a lot sadder 😭😭😭😭😭
It’s sad how clones tried as hard as they could do be individuals when in the end they ended up the one thing they were bred to fight.
So sad. Jesse was one of a kind clone. 😔 Great video showing the flashbacks. 👍🏻
R.i.p to all the clones who died. "Good soldiers follow orders."
"You can't talk to Captain Rex like that!"
That line followed by the order 66 scene kills me
Where girls cried: titanic ending
Where boys cried: fast and furious 7 ending
Where everyone cried:
I fall into tears everytime I watch this..
May the force be with you.
Always..
Rex lost everything he cares for it makes me want to cry
I love Clone Wars and all this Flashback Videos 🥺❤
rex: she is no jedi and no treat to republic!
Jesse: don't care LMAO
rex: 😔
Yes...
You can actually see he hesitated for a while, but eventually the chip still took control
I know its impossible but I would like to see more clones disobeying order 66 as rex gregor and wulffe did. Its just so satisfying to see them changing sides
"You were my brother, Jesse!
I loved you..."
This is sad but imagine if Fives’s season 6 arc never happened and it was fives executing order 66 on Rex that would be so much sadder
"Jesse, listen to me! I have terminal cancer, we need to cook"
“Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened”
That had to be one rex's most hardest moments not only kill your fellow soldiers but your brothers and knowing they wouldn't listen to reason he had to make sure they all stayed down
Yes it was hard
What I liked of pre-chip canon is that shows that at the end, almost every clone was as loyal as Jesse to the republic. I mean, the only reason the clones were loyal to the jedi was because they were the high command officers. Once they were declared traitors they lost their position, and therefore, the clones didn't have to be loyal to them anymore. Plus, the majority of Jedis treated clones as droids instead of humans
That’s not true. A lot of clones were very loyal to their Jedi generals.
@@mmandey Yeah, but the legions that were more loyal to their jedi generals were rare. Maybe 2 or 3.
The majority didn't have such loyalty to the jedi
@@Diego-lt4wm pretty much all of the named legions were more loyal to their jedi generals. Only a few weren't, and even less had any contempt for them.
Yeah some like Bacara and Neo didn't really have a strong relationship with their generals and all clones were bred to be loyal to the republic and you also have to remember not all jedis treat their clones kindly like Obi Wan or Anakin and treat them like living droids. And also remember Jessie was there to witness Krells betrayal and we've never seen him really interact with Ahsoka so he's not as close to her as Rex (who he might see as Dogma in this situation). So there's a good chance Jessie might still order 66 without chip so a lot of clones are still more loyal republic than jedi also most that do mainly interact with jedi personally are high rank officers mainly, while rest of legion or company just respect them as a leader, though if they are a good leader and don't treat them as disposable tools they might actually hesitate.
@@MelralCT-
"Under the leadership of Ki-Adi-Mundi, Bacara's extremely strict and militant philosophies were often at odds with Mundi's Jedi training. After many battles together, however, Mundi earned the grudging respect of his subordinates.[9] Though Bacara experienced momentary disbelief at the order to kill Mundi, he carried out the command and was satisfied with his action afterwards, glad to have brought down a threat to the Republic."
They did have a fairly strong relationship. Neyo didn't really though.
"I dont want to go out as a mindless solider"
Jesse
If Jesse listened to Fives, he would've halted all the Clones from executing Order 66 and would try his best to snap out of his inhibitor chip.
This is very emotional. That Video hit my heart. Good work. Like 👍
It's sad that at the end all the clones fought for nothing... I image rex's disappointment
When I saw Jesses helmet at the end of the episode like that it broke my heart. I knew he was gone.
This is absolutely what Jessy deserves as a mamorial, truely hart breaking
This is as good as the Obi-Wan PTSD edit. Fantastic job!