I love how the animators really showed Rex's fear here. He knows the bad batch, trusts them even, but the moment he learned they haven't taken the chip out he instinctually gets ready.
He watched an entire Venator of clones turn against him and Ahsoka and try to kill him. They were willing to literally go down with the ship to try and kill Rex. So it makes sense.
Pretty much a handful of the republic army was against him and Ahsoka. That shit would give you PTSD having to kill your brothers knowing that is not their fault but had to be put down anyway.
@@MenachemSchmuel Now we know more, with how Wrecker talked about it to Omega. It would seem that they're conscious but trapped in their mind. That's actually brutal. So Cody, Bly, Gree, Bacara, Neyo etc.....all inside their head knew what was going on but couldn't stop it. That just made Order 66 even darker.
Techs body language shows he’s even slightly nervous about it. I’ve noticed this about how the animators portray all of them. He doesn’t make as many facial expressions such as wrecker or echo. It’s more subtle. I love animation so noticing little things like that is really neat. It shows just how much care they put into this show.
I like how Rex instinctivly goes for his blaster he doesn't want to kill but at the same time he knows with the chips in they are pretty much already a threat
Why didnt Rex remove Cuts Chip Cuts chip could of activated anytime and with Ahsoka with Rex Cut would have attacked her if his Chip activated and he wouldnt be able to stop it
@@haydenfowle7576 who's to say he didn't, we know he visited but they never said anything that happens during said visit, maybe he removed the chip while he was there
@@haydenfowle7576cut didn’t have his comlink with him, therefor palpatine couldn’t give the direct order to him. And there were no cloned there to tell him what to do so he was just living his normal life while tons of Jedi were being executed.
I really do appreciate the distrust and fear in Rex's body language and expression as well as the others. You don't see that too much in animation. Attention to detail!
It's like how in zombie movies your group will automatically want to execute you after you've been bitten even if you have a couple days before turning because you're already a lost cause, liability, and a ticking time bomb
@Captain Rex my friend, if a child has the single and ultimate goal to kill you, it will be your underestimation that will do you in in the end I mean a kid can learn to shoot an ak, I think that says enough alone
Through his own chip activating and his experience with Jesse, Rex knows the Bad Batch would see Omega as guilty of treason if their chips activated, because she helped them escape imperial custody. Rex knows that if their chips all activated at once, the first thing any of them would do is murder Omega.
I'll never understand how some people dislike that they decided to add the chips in the clones head. I think it makes a whole lot more sense then all the clones just being ok with turning on their generals and not caring.
Aside from the quick fix of removing the chips to stop the brainwashing, and the diversion of responsibility of Order 66 from the clones to Palpatine? If the clones were all taught to be sleepers whose loyalty was ultimately to their orders from the Chancellor whilst keeping it hidden from the Jedi, it would have made them duplicitous and complicated to stand behind even if some of them decided to go against Order 66. Yes, the chips will sidestep the issue of the orders getting detected by the mind-reading Jedi, or some weak-willed clone who decided to blurt out the secret prematurely. But there is some potential in exploring real-life brainwashing and how different characters under different circumstances would react to it. Real-life brainwashing is simply debating, talking, and educating someone to undermine their core values and replace them with your own. Think of Halo's logic plague, or Mass Effect Reaper indoctrination. Or the most entrenched, fanatical person you could think of when debating about politics or religion. Not only is this element resistant to quick, surgical fixes, but importantly it introduces the element of free will. The clones *willingly* executed Order 66 instead of being controlled by some chip. They will remember and perhaps regret carrying out those orders, and they have no one to blame but themselves. You can still blame it all on Palpatine, but just like real life, it isn't the political or military masters of the soldier that pulled the trigger. It is the soldier himself. He decided to follow orders, and he has to live with that. This element of living with the repercussions of following Order 66 is what I hope the Bad Batch could explore, assuming they manage to retrieve Crosshair and dechip him. And assuming he doesn't suffer the typical Star Wars trope of redemption equals death.
@@neocomp92 That's exactly why I believe the inhibitor chips are better than the old brainwashing approach from Legends. In terms of storytelling, of the topics that can be brought into the narrative, you raise good points. However, you need to consider this: What would Palpatine do? What's the best way to ensure the clones will execute Order 66? To you, the clones are living individuals and the concept that they collectively participated in Order 66 willingly is very attractive, but to Palpatine the clones are just weapons and "assets", to quote his exact words from the series. He's one of the greatest masterminds we've ever known in pop culture; he's not someone who would leave things to chance, to risk even a single Jedi surviving if possible, least of all giving his weapons "free will". Relying on free will to choose the ten years of brainwashing over 3 years of personal interaction is so not Sith-like. Look how many Jedi survived into the Empire in Legends. Inhibitor chips as a solution is so much cleaner, more complete, and arguably so much more of a tragedy. The Jedi fell indirectly because of their own hubris, arrogance and dogma, so there's a bit of a "Palpatine was right" moment there. But the clones? Prisoners in their own bodies as they watched the very thing they fought and sacrificed to stop being brought about by their very own hand, finally realising the truth about their existence and purpose. Like Rex said, it made him wonder at the end, "what was the point of all of this?"
@North Bridge Ironically it's more unrealistic for the clones to blindly follow a politician like Palpatine and kill the generals that they fought and bled with for several years. It's one thing to order the killing of one general but to order the killing of all the generals? Heck even Hitler had to bribe the German army and sacrifice his own paramilitary in the beginning just to get the army's loyalty. Why do you think Julius Caesar was successful in his coup? that's because he had the loyalty of the soldiers behind him and even he did not have the loyalty of the entire Roman army cause Pompei had his own loyal soldiers.The chip is a necessary plot device.
@@VeKlutz Plus your notifications are just flooded with spoilers lol That’s why I watch the new episodes immediately after I wake up. Then I go to RUclips
Through his own chip activating and his experience with Jesse, Rex knows the Bad Batch would see Omega as guilty of treason if their chips activated, because she helped them escape imperial custody. Rex knows that if their chips all activated at once, the first thing any of them would do is murder Omega.
I love how Rex immediately puts himself between Omega and the Batch because he knows what the chips could make them do to her. Like, he just met her and is already in protect mode.
“I’ve seen what happens when the chip activates, and I don’t want to bury anymore of our brothers.” - Captain Rex, 2021. A man who had to kill and bury his brothers because of a chip that controlled them against their will. That really hit hard on all of us...especially Rex.
@@haydenfowle7576 Hahaha yeah true, but what I meant by “kill” was when he first woke up when his chip was removed and when the venator crashed (though I’m not kinda sure about this one, the waking up part I’m sure though😅)...but, of course, I understand where you’re coming from☺️
He seems irrational until you remember how Dead The 501st seemed literally 2 minutes apart from eachother, from Cheerful Soldiers going home to Cold Emotionless Stormtroopers
When rex said he couldn't control the chip in his head the look on his face just shows how sad he was that he nearly killed ashoka and that he was forced to fight against his brother which ultimately led to their deaths.
@@swordimpulse07 pretty sure the clones need to look at palp before they turn. Cut doesn't have the clone armor and equipment anymore so it's natural he won't get the order.
Rex reaction to inhibitor chips makes sense especially after the last line “I don’t want to bury anymore of our brothers” This line hits hard because Rex fears the inhibitor chips of what it did to him and his brothers. Thus traumatizing him of losing his brothers like Fives and needing to bury Jesse and the rest of the 501st because of those chips.
When Rex @ 1:08 said that clones cannot control their chips and that he couldn’t as well, he was fortunate he had Lady Tano and R7 that removed the chip. Chips is the PTSD of Rex.
It's times like this when you realise the Bad Batch's experience of Order 66 was relatively tame in comparison to others. They were isolated on the battlefield, so the only clone who knew they violated the order was Crosshair, who wasn't affected as much at the time. All he did was log a report that the padawan escaped, rather than bring every clone in the area down on his squad. They went back to a non hostile environment then slipped away when they got the chance. Yes they lost Crosshair, but luckily they didn't have to kill him. Rex on the other hand had to fight his way through brothers he served alongside for years after being forced to try and kill Ahsoka. All the while Maul was literally tearing the ship apart and slaughtering everything in his path. Not a single one of the men he commanded survived that day.
Anybody else ever sit back and really appreciate the character of Captain Rex. Clone Wars has always been my favorite show. For me and I can imagine many other Star Wars fans, we grew up with this guy. I was starting first grade when the Clone Wars movie came out and I was finishing my first year of college when the final season came out. This man has been with me through family issues, shitty grades, heart breaks, all of it; the most important sections of my life and he has evolved with all of us. He's one of the few Star Wars characters where whenever he shows up on screen, no matter what the situation is, you feel happy to see an old friend and no matter what he does you love him.
I love how Rex was so careful in this episode, he never once mentioned the word Jedi or the one who helped him removed the chip who is Ahsoka a Jedi, cause he knows it might trigger the chips to function.
I’m 2 years late but wow the continuity is on point. When Tup’s chip was malfunctioning, just seeing another Jedi while he was lucid was enough to make him go berserk again
Poor Rex, hes got PTSD from what it turned his brothers I to on board the Tribunal and from it almost making him kill Ahsoka. I would be quite wary of them too if I was in his shoes. With Order 66 being active long after it was first commanded, it would make sense any clone still with the chip inside could(and did) snap at any moment.
@@timwarriner38 The Resolute was Anakin's command ship. It was destroyed in Season 3 during the Battle over Sullust by Asajj Ventress and her squad of tri-droid fighters.
I like Rex around it’s like having a brother /uncle figure.I liked how immediately he wanted to protect Omega from inhibitor chips and I think in another episode Hunter mentions her contacting Rex if anything happens.
I really love that, that the batch is “ah we’ll do it later lol” and Rex is the parent “no, you do it as soon as you are able, don’t delay, don’t put it off, it is the priority, to get those chips out of your head” Hell they must have realised it when Rex of all people was going for his weapon, that despite everything, right then and there, he was putting the batch as the biggest threat, and they realising “oh shit, if Rex is willing to turn on us, it is bad”
He didnt want to have to kill more of his brothers to ensure his survival he almost tried to kill Ahsoka and if Ahsoka was killed during Order 66 Rex would have commited Suicide
This scene hits harder when you remember Rex literally did bury all of his brothers after the Venator crash. Dude's back is probably sore AF, I don't blame him for not wanting to dig more graves.
Judging on the fact rex's scar still looks pretty fresh id say its been maybe 1 week since rots, maybe 2 this is assuming clones heal twice as fast as a normal person, at most its maybe been a month
“Trust me, it isn’t something you can control. I couldn’t.” Rex, you were able to control it for only a few seconds, enough time to warn your friend Ahsoka
rex has had what I would argue are his two of his best friends lost to the chips, almost lost himself, and had to bury all of those people with Ashoka. he lost fives permanently. and rex never heard from cody again after order 66 as far as we know. when the final season of the clone wars came he was able to hold off long enough to basically warn Ashoka that what fives were saying was true only to then basically be forced into submission by the damn chip. and then he buried every single one of them in that crash. and yes I argue fives was one of his best friends because of the fact in season 6 after Ashoka was forced out of the order, fives and rex were worked a lot together and alongside Anakin. Fives states that he didn't wanna leave tup alone because he was his best friend, but he was really really close to rex too as we saw in umbara and when they had to rescue tup it was just rex, fives, and Anakin. So yeah we have some of the most absurdly effective clones ever produced with the chips in their heads, one of them already fell to its influence, and one is complaining of headaches. His being afraid makes perfect sense.
The top worst thing that ever happened to Rex in his army career. Seeing his own family, his brothers turn against him, raging mad without any self control, in the end, burying each and every one of them. I can’t begin to imagine how Rex must have felt after doing that. He has every right to be terrified of the Bad Batch Brothers. Especially special force clones.
This scene and the scene where Wrecker's chip activates tie beautifully together. That later scene is done so well that it truly illustrates just how terrifying the effects of the chip are, and why Rex is so scared to find out that they all still have theirs.
I've always loved how characters make references to past events, I don't wanna bury anymore of my brothers,I could not control it,I had help.Every line was referencing the end of season 7 and I loved it
Much like how the Jedi Order was killed, but few of it’s members survived Order 66. The Grand Army of the Republic died when it’s soldiers turned against the Jedi, save for a hand full of clones who managed to refuse to follow the Empire. The parallels are so unique, yet very similar.
It really shows how hard the aftermath of Order 66 affected Rex. He literally experienced it from all angles, and then he had to bury his brothers... So... Many brothers...
I love how much depth the clones have. They really explored every facette of what it would be like if there was a clone army. The problems they deal with outside of combat, how they view each other as brothers etc. Sadly its all in the spin-offs, afaik in the main series clones are literally just like "they fight, die, shoot some jedi and then they're not used anymore and are not important anymore"
You can tell deep inside, Rex kind of blames himself for not being able to fully understand what Fives was trying to warn him. While he was able to use the information to save Ahsoka and himself, he wasn't able to free his brothers from the chip's control in the Venator starship or warn the Jedi about the devastating plot against them. Burying his brothers and deserting the army to find a new meaning in life was incredibly tough for him. Nevertheless, even with all that PTSD (and the major plot armor), it's amazing how this clone fought from the First Battle of Geonosis all the way to the Battle of Endor. He'll always be our favorite clone trooper.
As soon as Rex realized that they haven't taken out the inhibitor chips trust went immediately out the window because of what he saw and what happened to him with that one single order
I love the growing anxiety and nervousness as Rex is slowly beginning to realize they are still liable to Order 66, and are threats to him and Omega despite everything they’ve gone through
“I don’t want to bury anymore of our brothers.” This is a depressing line but also cold af. Letting them know even though he doesn’t want to, he will kill all of them to save himself and Omega.
1:04 thinking about how the moment he mentions how this could bring potential danger to omega and that he's had to watch his own brothers die and be buried the rest of the team immediately begins closing themselves off physically and reconsidering the chips. and at 1:11 when you can literally see rex mentally recall what happened to him when he was forced to turn on ahsoka and nearly killed her. The animators outdid themselves with this episode fr
I don't blame rex for being scared of the chips. He went through it himself and was lucky enough to get out of it's mind control. Imagine your body and mind being hijacked by a few simple words and being forced against your will to do unimaginable things, basically being a prisoner in your own body. Shits fucked up
"I don't want to bury any more of our brothers" That hurts. Especially after the ending of TCW. The penultimate scene of the entire show was literally him burying his brothers, after they all died in a starship crash that was precipitated by their chips being activated. Ugh.
I love the look on the bad batches face when Rex calls them brothers. The moment we see that they see that Rex actually respects and sees them as brothers they listen to him and calm down. It shows how poorly other clones have treated them.
I am so happy the way they handled this scene. They could of had Rex just casually mention that they should get the chips removed, but it wouldn’t of felt right. These are his brothers, his family. And upon learning that they haven’t removed the chips, he instantly reaches for his gun and gets in front of omega to protect her. It’s a really nice touch to have him react like this.
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I am very happy they chose to have Rex fear the chips the way he did. He saw all of his brothers turn because of one small thing.
And their minds have been overriden against their will too as well
Honestly who wouldn’t be.
Imagine your entire family going the genocide route over a chip. Shoot I’d be on edge too
@@excitedcat9517 same
Same!
Rex even said they could harm Omega, he’s being way more thoughtful than people think
I love how he sort of turns into fives, how maniacal he is about chips and how dangerous they are
After what it did to him, it’s understandable. Forced him to try to kill his friend. Turned his brothers against him.
@@alexanderchristopher6237 And any Jedi he knew were good people caught up in Darth Prune-face’s power-grab.
Oh Rex is just as terrified as Fives was. More so even. Fives was terrified of what could happen but Rex has already experienced it and it scares him
He would've mentioned 5 ,echo would understand and trust to take oh the chip
@@jian5568 echos chip was destroyed when he “died” at the citadel, or it was removed by the techno union when he was used as a computer
I love how the animators really showed Rex's fear here.
He knows the bad batch, trusts them even, but the moment he learned they haven't taken the chip out he instinctually gets ready.
@Kristopher Prime "I like those odds"
@@gtrs1340 Then it's an even fight.
That was a month ago at most so it would still be fresh
@ qwertyuiopqwerty112 I understood why Rex was afraid. It made sense. Who would want 4 mutated clones turn rogue and attempt to kill you?
@Kristopher Prime AND they had wrecker on their side
The PTSD the chips have on Rex is crazy.
He watched an entire Venator of clones turn against him and Ahsoka and try to kill him. They were willing to literally go down with the ship to try and kill Rex. So it makes sense.
Pretty much a handful of the republic army was against him and Ahsoka. That shit would give you PTSD having to kill your brothers knowing that is not their fault but had to be put down anyway.
not to mention the part where he experienced that mind control firsthand...
@@MenachemSchmuel Now we know more, with how Wrecker talked about it to Omega. It would seem that they're conscious but trapped in their mind. That's actually brutal. So Cody, Bly, Gree, Bacara, Neyo etc.....all inside their head knew what was going on but couldn't stop it. That just made Order 66 even darker.
@@firingallcylinders2949 forget Clone Wars getting dark around season 3. Bad Batch is juts pulling out all the stops right off the bat.
Rex's eyes darken immediately when he sees Wrecker clutching his head...great piece of animation but...he knows.
because he remembers those headaches and what they turn into
@@aliostrowski1935 He did see what happened to Tup too
Wow, never noticed that lol
"I don't want to bury any more of our brothers."
No one knows the true cost of those chips better than Rex. No one.
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@Borg The Jedi didn’t know about the chips.
@@poplops1 they did but they didn’t understand their true purpose
@Borg Oh yeah I forgot about that. Yeah they just ignored them.
The Jedi who survived order 66:
Techs body language shows he’s even slightly nervous about it. I’ve noticed this about how the animators portray all of them. He doesn’t make as many facial expressions such as wrecker or echo. It’s more subtle. I love animation so noticing little things like that is really neat. It shows just how much care they put into this show.
Also noticed 0:11 Tech has drink in hand. Wrecker does not. After scene change Wrecker has Techs drink. Haha nice brothers sharing.
Tech: well, I thought it was obvious
I also noticed an animation error in the first episode and episode 7
So we win and lose lol
@@empress9554 Can you elaborate on how you can tell Tech is nervous? I'm not very good at reading body language
I like how Rex instinctivly goes for his blaster he doesn't want to kill but at the same time he knows with the chips in they are pretty much already a threat
Why didnt Rex remove Cuts Chip Cuts chip could of activated anytime and with Ahsoka with Rex Cut would have attacked her if his Chip activated and he wouldnt be able to stop it
@@haydenfowle7576 who's to say he didn't, we know he visited but they never said anything that happens during said visit, maybe he removed the chip while he was there
@@CC-Cobalt-1043 Rex experience first hand what the Chip was capable of and he did not want to take the same Chance with Cut
Soldiers don't like it when innocent people get hurt especially children
@@haydenfowle7576cut didn’t have his comlink with him, therefor palpatine couldn’t give the direct order to him. And there were no cloned there to tell him what to do so he was just living his normal life while tons of Jedi were being executed.
yay finally rex's own screen time without the jedi by their side
I mean he had his own screen time in the clone wars without the jedi
In an unfinished arc he would have been paired with R2 after a starfighter crash
@@TheDelta14 oh I would have loved to see that
@@supershadow102007 hmm not much tho there is always a jedi at the end
The umbara arc technically doesn’t have a Jedi
Rex is like I’m not in the mood to hear good soldiers follow orders
Good thing crosshairs isn’t here with them
I really do appreciate the distrust and fear in Rex's body language and expression as well as the others. You don't see that too much in animation. Attention to detail!
agreed i love that
Rex Buried His Brothers Last Year When The Clone Wars Ended He Does Not Wanna Buried Anymore Of His Brothers
Its happened like month ago
@@grievetan Well yes a moNth ago in universe.
@@grievetan weeks actually
@@grievetan yes but clone wars last season ended last year
Thanks for spelling it out
It's like how in zombie movies your group will automatically want to execute you after you've been bitten even if you have a couple days before turning because you're already a lost cause, liability, and a ticking time bomb
agreed, but is that wrong, in these kind of situations that is the most likely outcome
you can at least amputate the bitten limb to stave off the infection
@@MagnusTonitrum117 perhaps. depends how fast you do it
@@AndreNitroX ik
@@MagnusTonitrum117 but you're gonna have to cauterize the stump afterwards to prevent infection
I like how Rex moves in front of Omega to protect her if he needs to
Because he knew Omega doesnt have a Chip and wouldnt turn on him at anytime
@Captain Rex my friend, if a child has the single and ultimate goal to kill you, it will be your underestimation that will do you in in the end
I mean a kid can learn to shoot an ak, I think that says enough alone
Through his own chip activating and his experience with Jesse, Rex knows the Bad Batch would see Omega as guilty of treason if their chips activated, because she helped them escape imperial custody. Rex knows that if their chips all activated at once, the first thing any of them would do is murder Omega.
Protective Uncle Rex
@@Judge-1964 brother Rex
Rex is right to be scared. He had to fight an entire ship full of brainwashed clones last time.
And he had experienced of being controlled by the chip too.
I'll never understand how some people dislike that they decided to add the chips in the clones head. I think it makes a whole lot more sense then all the clones just being ok with turning on their generals and not caring.
Aside from the quick fix of removing the chips to stop the brainwashing, and the diversion of responsibility of Order 66 from the clones to Palpatine? If the clones were all taught to be sleepers whose loyalty was ultimately to their orders from the Chancellor whilst keeping it hidden from the Jedi, it would have made them duplicitous and complicated to stand behind even if some of them decided to go against Order 66.
Yes, the chips will sidestep the issue of the orders getting detected by the mind-reading Jedi, or some weak-willed clone who decided to blurt out the secret prematurely. But there is some potential in exploring real-life brainwashing and how different characters under different circumstances would react to it. Real-life brainwashing is simply debating, talking, and educating someone to undermine their core values and replace them with your own. Think of Halo's logic plague, or Mass Effect Reaper indoctrination. Or the most entrenched, fanatical person you could think of when debating about politics or religion.
Not only is this element resistant to quick, surgical fixes, but importantly it introduces the element of free will. The clones *willingly* executed Order 66 instead of being controlled by some chip. They will remember and perhaps regret carrying out those orders, and they have no one to blame but themselves. You can still blame it all on Palpatine, but just like real life, it isn't the political or military masters of the soldier that pulled the trigger. It is the soldier himself. He decided to follow orders, and he has to live with that.
This element of living with the repercussions of following Order 66 is what I hope the Bad Batch could explore, assuming they manage to retrieve Crosshair and dechip him. And assuming he doesn't suffer the typical Star Wars trope of redemption equals death.
exactly lol. imagine seeing the clones in tcw and being ok with the idea that they did it willingly.
@North Bridge The thing is with the chips, Post Order 66 we saw the clones have free will again, as seen with Howzer.
@@neocomp92 That's exactly why I believe the inhibitor chips are better than the old brainwashing approach from Legends. In terms of storytelling, of the topics that can be brought into the narrative, you raise good points. However, you need to consider this: What would Palpatine do? What's the best way to ensure the clones will execute Order 66? To you, the clones are living individuals and the concept that they collectively participated in Order 66 willingly is very attractive, but to Palpatine the clones are just weapons and "assets", to quote his exact words from the series. He's one of the greatest masterminds we've ever known in pop culture; he's not someone who would leave things to chance, to risk even a single Jedi surviving if possible, least of all giving his weapons "free will". Relying on free will to choose the ten years of brainwashing over 3 years of personal interaction is so not Sith-like. Look how many Jedi survived into the Empire in Legends.
Inhibitor chips as a solution is so much cleaner, more complete, and arguably so much more of a tragedy. The Jedi fell indirectly because of their own hubris, arrogance and dogma, so there's a bit of a "Palpatine was right" moment there. But the clones? Prisoners in their own bodies as they watched the very thing they fought and sacrificed to stop being brought about by their very own hand, finally realising the truth about their existence and purpose. Like Rex said, it made him wonder at the end, "what was the point of all of this?"
@North Bridge Ironically it's more unrealistic for the clones to blindly follow a politician like Palpatine and kill the generals that they fought and bled with for several years. It's one thing to order the killing of one general but to order the killing of all the generals? Heck even Hitler had to bribe the German army and sacrifice his own paramilitary in the beginning just to get the army's loyalty. Why do you think Julius Caesar was successful in his coup? that's because he had the loyalty of the soldiers behind him and even he did not have the loyalty of the entire Roman army cause Pompei had his own loyal soldiers.The chip is a necessary plot device.
I don’t know if I hate or impress about how fast fans are able to clip it
Why would you hate it?
@@ugiustuskeiserus8066 cause i haven’t watch it yet, it would just give me unfortunate spoilers
@@VeKlutz
Plus your notifications are just flooded with spoilers lol
That’s why I watch the new episodes immediately after I wake up. Then I go to RUclips
@@VeKlutz Well that falls on you not youtube
@@nicko1738 it was youtube recomendation tho...
Rex: *Trauma intensifies*
Commander Trauma: *Rex intensifies*
@@tomczerdrugi3728 Omg that actually got me! XD
I love how Rex's first instinct is to protect Omega, knowing her and rex are the only 2 in the room without chips
Yup, plus she's also Rex's little sister.
Through his own chip activating and his experience with Jesse, Rex knows the Bad Batch would see Omega as guilty of treason if their chips activated, because she helped them escape imperial custody. Rex knows that if their chips all activated at once, the first thing any of them would do is murder Omega.
Protective Uncle Rex
I wish Jesse didn't turn Dark Side, Jesse was always my favorite Clone aside from Rex, Echo and Fives.
Rip
yeah i liked him in the umbaran arc + his armor
Then again, if Jesse didn't turn, the finale of the Clone Wars wouldn't be as impactful/tragic.
@@___von___7377 true but still
99 was a soldier, like all of them
I love how Rex immediately puts himself between Omega and the Batch because he knows what the chips could make them do to her. Like, he just met her and is already in protect mode.
Potato chips 🍟 😋 😄.
I love rex now he is fresh on the PTSD even better.
“I’ve seen what happens when the chip activates, and I don’t want to bury anymore of our brothers.”
- Captain Rex, 2021.
A man who had to kill and bury his brothers because of a chip that controlled them against their will. That really hit hard on all of us...especially Rex.
Rex only used Stun but Ahsoka told him to use Stun
@@haydenfowle7576 Hahaha yeah true, but what I meant by “kill” was when he first woke up when his chip was removed and when the venator crashed (though I’m not kinda sure about this one, the waking up part I’m sure though😅)...but, of course, I understand where you’re coming from☺️
@@mykeeabangan9921 Maul was responsible for all those Clones death on the Venator when he pulled the Hyperdrive out
@@haydenfowle7576 Ooh...okie okie, I didn’t realize that until now...hahaha thank you☺️
He seems irrational until you remember how Dead The 501st seemed literally 2 minutes apart from eachother, from Cheerful Soldiers going home to Cold Emotionless Stormtroopers
Exactly. Jesse changed so much after the chip activated
When rex said he couldn't control the chip in his head the look on his face just shows how sad he was that he nearly killed ashoka and that he was forced to fight against his brother which ultimately led to their deaths.
Rex: You haven’t removed your chips yet?
Tech: Not yet.
Rex: 👁👄👁
Cut: No I don't think I will
@@swordimpulse07 The difference is Cut never got the order. The Bad Batch did and that means it's only a matter of time before they activate
@@swordimpulse07 pretty sure the clones need to look at palp before they turn. Cut doesn't have the clone armor and equipment anymore so it's natural he won't get the order.
@@Randomvideos-zi7pe I don’t remember wrecker being told to execute it.
@@warrenbarr3964 he said he heard it in his comm in the first episode, but didnt know what it was then.
Rex reaction to inhibitor chips makes sense especially after the last line “I don’t want to bury anymore of our brothers”
This line hits hard because Rex fears the inhibitor chips of what it did to him and his brothers. Thus traumatizing him of losing his brothers like Fives and needing to bury Jesse and the rest of the 501st because of those chips.
Great scene.
When he said: "I dont want to bury anymore of our brothers"
Me Flashback: Jesse helmet
RIP CT-5597.
Rex wasnt responsible for all his brothers death Maul ripped the hyperdrive out and Everyone except Ahsoka and Rex were killed
Notice how Rex looks a little bit to the right, straight at Echo, who he thought had died
It's kind of cool to capture Rex's protecting Omega
Yup
It’s Rex of course he would
Omega is Rex's little sister.
Protective Uncle Rex
Rex immediately moves to protect omega....❤️
He is the big kind boi
0:59 FLASHBACK “Those soldiers, MY BROTHERS, are willing to die, and take you and me along with them!”
When Rex @ 1:08 said that clones cannot control their chips and that he couldn’t as well, he was fortunate he had Lady Tano and R7 that removed the chip. Chips is the PTSD of Rex.
yup he would have complied no question if she and R7 didn't pull the chip out
It's times like this when you realise the Bad Batch's experience of Order 66 was relatively tame in comparison to others. They were isolated on the battlefield, so the only clone who knew they violated the order was Crosshair, who wasn't affected as much at the time. All he did was log a report that the padawan escaped, rather than bring every clone in the area down on his squad. They went back to a non hostile environment then slipped away when they got the chance. Yes they lost Crosshair, but luckily they didn't have to kill him.
Rex on the other hand had to fight his way through brothers he served alongside for years after being forced to try and kill Ahsoka. All the while Maul was literally tearing the ship apart and slaughtering everything in his path. Not a single one of the men he commanded survived that day.
You can see the pain on Rex's face when he mentions burying his brothers. Great scene, thanks for the upload.
Seeing Rex on his guard like that, it makes me sad. He shouldn’t have to do that, yet he feels he needs to
Anybody else ever sit back and really appreciate the character of Captain Rex. Clone Wars has always been my favorite show. For me and I can imagine many other Star Wars fans, we grew up with this guy. I was starting first grade when the Clone Wars movie came out and I was finishing my first year of college when the final season came out. This man has been with me through family issues, shitty grades, heart breaks, all of it; the most important sections of my life and he has evolved with all of us. He's one of the few Star Wars characters where whenever he shows up on screen, no matter what the situation is, you feel happy to see an old friend and no matter what he does you love him.
And that’s why the writers got to save him from being brainwashed by Order 66, even if it wasn’t easy and cost the rest of the squad with Ahsoka.
Rex will do ANYTHING to make sure those damn chips don’t corrupt any other of his brothers.
I loved this moment, the behavior of Rex and how he showed his fear really help build a tense atmosphere
Rex: “ *fear no man…* “
Inhibitor chip
“ *But that THING… it scares me* “
I love how Rex was so careful in this episode, he never once mentioned the word Jedi or the one who helped him removed the chip who is Ahsoka a Jedi, cause he knows it might trigger the chips to function.
that and you don't know what walls are listening in...
I’m 2 years late but wow the continuity is on point. When Tup’s chip was malfunctioning, just seeing another Jedi while he was lucid was enough to make him go berserk again
Never seen Rex look this lethal before, and it frightened me
I love how Rex is instantly suspiscious of Wreckers headaches
Poor Rex, hes got PTSD from what it turned his brothers I to on board the Tribunal and from it almost making him kill Ahsoka. I would be quite wary of them too if I was in his shoes. With Order 66 being active long after it was first commanded, it would make sense any clone still with the chip inside could(and did) snap at any moment.
So that's what the ship was called. I thought it was the Resolute.
@@timwarriner38 The Resolute was Anakin's command ship. It was destroyed in Season 3 during the Battle over Sullust by Asajj Ventress and her squad of tri-droid fighters.
Yoooooo even after EVERYTHING HE WENT THROUGH Rex was READY to DEFEND HER AHHHHHHHHHHHHH.
Best. BOI.
His sentence "I don't want to bury any more of our brothers" makes me wanna cry. He said it so calmly, but I imagine how he must've felt saying that.
I like Rex around it’s like having a brother /uncle figure.I liked how immediately he wanted to protect Omega from inhibitor chips and I think in another episode Hunter mentions her contacting Rex if anything happens.
I love how he puts himself between Omega and them just in case they turn. He knows exactly how clones act when the chips go active.
I really love that, that the batch is “ah we’ll do it later lol” and Rex is the parent “no, you do it as soon as you are able, don’t delay, don’t put it off, it is the priority, to get those chips out of your head”
Hell they must have realised it when Rex of all people was going for his weapon, that despite everything, right then and there, he was putting the batch as the biggest threat, and they realising “oh shit, if Rex is willing to turn on us, it is bad”
He didnt want to have to kill more of his brothers to ensure his survival he almost tried to kill Ahsoka and if Ahsoka was killed during Order 66 Rex would have commited Suicide
This scene hits harder when you remember Rex literally did bury all of his brothers after the Venator crash.
Dude's back is probably sore AF, I don't blame him for not wanting to dig more graves.
I assume this is the point that they begin the process to remove them.
“What’s in your head is more dangerous than you can imagine” could be a positive quote if you think about it
I love the tension in this scene. Rex knows what the chips have done and that what happened on the Tribunal scarred him for life.
I love how Rex has been scared by what happened on the cruiser, especially to Jesse, that he automatically gets ready with his gun
“Trust me, it is not something you can control. I couldn’t.”
The dialogue that speaks volumes.
Judging on the fact rex's scar still looks pretty fresh id say its been maybe 1 week since rots, maybe 2 this is assuming clones heal twice as fast as a normal person, at most its maybe been a month
God, Dee Bradley Baker absolutely killing it with these performances
I love his fear and him remembering jesse but i mean when he reached for his gun he also meant for echo 😔
"You haven't removed your chips yet?" "Well, I thought it was obvious!"
Finally, they’re addressing the chips’ seriousness.
“Trust me, it isn’t something you can control. I couldn’t.” Rex, you were able to control it for only a few seconds, enough time to warn your friend Ahsoka
I literally began jumping when I saw that hooded figure take off his hood
rex has had what I would argue are his two of his best friends lost to the chips, almost lost himself, and had to bury all of those people with Ashoka. he lost fives permanently. and rex never heard from cody again after order 66 as far as we know. when the final season of the clone wars came he was able to hold off long enough to basically warn Ashoka that what fives were saying was true only to then basically be forced into submission by the damn chip. and then he buried every single one of them in that crash.
and yes I argue fives was one of his best friends because of the fact in season 6 after Ashoka was forced out of the order, fives and rex were worked a lot together and alongside Anakin. Fives states that he didn't wanna leave tup alone because he was his best friend, but he was really really close to rex too as we saw in umbara and when they had to rescue tup it was just rex, fives, and Anakin.
So yeah we have some of the most absurdly effective clones ever produced with the chips in their heads, one of them already fell to its influence, and one is complaining of headaches. His being afraid makes perfect sense.
Rex’s sadness when he says, “ I couldn’t control it”, shows how bad he felt about turning against Ahsoka.
I like how Rex sees all clones as his brothers, even the bad batch.
Rex knew right away that those headaches was the inhibiter chip trying to activate.
The top worst thing that ever happened to Rex in his army career. Seeing his own family, his brothers turn against him, raging mad without any self control, in the end, burying each and every one of them. I can’t begin to imagine how Rex must have felt after doing that. He has every right to be terrified of the Bad Batch Brothers. Especially special force clones.
Rex's PTSD intensified and readies his pistol when he heard none of the Batch Batch removed their chips
Rex’s fear of the chips makes him my number one favorite clone.
The way they animated Rex’s fear of the chips was brilliant!
At 1:10, he was 100% thinking about Jesse
He's thinking of how he almost killed Ahsoka
Once again another great scene of Dee Bradley Baker talking to himself
Sad to see Rex is ready to draw a gun to his brothers, he couldn't afford to trust them as long the chip is intact.
This scene and the scene where Wrecker's chip activates tie beautifully together. That later scene is done so well that it truly illustrates just how terrifying the effects of the chip are, and why Rex is so scared to find out that they all still have theirs.
I've always loved how characters make references to past events, I don't wanna bury anymore of my brothers,I could not control it,I had help.Every line was referencing the end of season 7 and I loved it
Much like how the Jedi Order was killed, but few of it’s members survived Order 66. The Grand Army of the Republic died when it’s soldiers turned against the Jedi, save for a hand full of clones who managed to refuse to follow the Empire. The parallels are so unique, yet very similar.
It really shows how hard the aftermath of Order 66 affected Rex. He literally experienced it from all angles, and then he had to bury his brothers... So... Many brothers...
Rex is the OG clone man
I love how much depth the clones have. They really explored every facette of what it would be like if there was a clone army. The problems they deal with outside of combat, how they view each other as brothers etc.
Sadly its all in the spin-offs, afaik in the main series clones are literally just like "they fight, die, shoot some jedi and then they're not used anymore and are not important anymore"
He remembers what Tup was like before his chip malfunctioned
Remember what Tup said on season 6 "The nightmares are finally over"
You can tell deep inside, Rex kind of blames himself for not being able to fully understand what Fives was trying to warn him. While he was able to use the information to save Ahsoka and himself, he wasn't able to free his brothers from the chip's control in the Venator starship or warn the Jedi about the devastating plot against them. Burying his brothers and deserting the army to find a new meaning in life was incredibly tough for him.
Nevertheless, even with all that PTSD (and the major plot armor), it's amazing how this clone fought from the First Battle of Geonosis all the way to the Battle of Endor. He'll always be our favorite clone trooper.
As soon as Rex realized that they haven't taken out the inhibitor chips trust went immediately out the window because of what he saw and what happened to him with that one single order
I love the growing anxiety and nervousness as Rex is slowly beginning to realize they are still liable to Order 66, and are threats to him and Omega despite everything they’ve gone through
Rex:Your telling me you didn’t eat your chips?.....😠
“I don’t want to bury anymore of our brothers.” This is a depressing line but also cold af. Letting them know even though he doesn’t want to, he will kill all of them to save himself and Omega.
Imagine if they kidnapped a bunch of clone troopers, remove their chips and use them as their ally
Rex's warning is more frightening than a full fledged war, take your heed of it
1:04 thinking about how the moment he mentions how this could bring potential danger to omega and that he's had to watch his own brothers die and be buried the rest of the team immediately begins closing themselves off physically and reconsidering the chips.
and at 1:11 when you can literally see rex mentally recall what happened to him when he was forced to turn on ahsoka and nearly killed her. The animators outdid themselves with this episode fr
I don't blame rex for being scared of the chips. He went through it himself and was lucky enough to get out of it's mind control. Imagine your body and mind being hijacked by a few simple words and being forced against your will to do unimaginable things, basically being a prisoner in your own body. Shits fucked up
this scene was honestly so cathartic bc Rex said exactly what I had been shouting at the characters the whole time
if rex lived irl
0:36 but instead he goes "You're telling me, you haven't been vaxxed?"
I love Captain Rex making a return into the bad batch especially that clone force 99 didnt know what rex did about removing the inhibitor chips
"I don't want to bury any more of our brothers"
That hurts. Especially after the ending of TCW. The penultimate scene of the entire show was literally him burying his brothers, after they all died in a starship crash that was precipitated by their chips being activated. Ugh.
Rex knows that no matter how much he trusts the individual when the chip activates, it doesn't matter.
I love the look on the bad batches face when Rex calls them brothers. The moment we see that they see that Rex actually respects and sees them as brothers they listen to him and calm down. It shows how poorly other clones have treated them.
he was ready to blast them right then and there before those chips activated
I love how when he referenced "buried" he literally meant it
I am so happy the way they handled this scene. They could of had Rex just casually mention that they should get the chips removed, but it wouldn’t of felt right. These are his brothers, his family. And upon learning that they haven’t removed the chips, he instantly reaches for his gun and gets in front of omega to protect her. It’s a really nice touch to have him react like this.
OH HOW LONG HAVE I WAITED..
I had a feeling rex would be on edge when he found out
He's seen first hand what happens when clones don't get their chips removed, The Inhibitors remove a clones humanity and mercy.
Such a great scene only 1 season in already got bangers like this