0:00 Victory and Death (from The Clone Wars Season Finale) 0:49 Qui-Gon and Padme's Funeral Theme 1:32 Across The Stars and Funeral Theme 2:21 Imperial March and Funeral Theme (from The Revenge of The Sith Score) 2:34 Across The Stars
Just as Ahsoka Tano walked away from the Jedi Order back in season 5, now in the finale, Darth Vader walked away from all that was Anakin Skywalker. It's like poetry...
@@sherlocksmuuug6692 indeed....from one of the most hated characters to the most loved....it was truly stunning to see her journey. I think if Disney really wants to try, they could do the same for Rey. I'd like to see more from her. Maybe a series would be best-Star Wars was meant for TV. Maybe have anthology style films, longer arcs for television. Give more room for writing and characters to grow. I'm excited to see where SW goes though.
Nico Dinicola a huge symbolism towards the show. We are Vader and we are walking away from the show we loved. Moving on. Yet the helmet( the show) will always be there
To quote someone on tumblr: "Vader didn’t have to fly to a small, remote moon to look for the remains of one, insignificant Jedi in the old wreck of a Republic Cruiser, but Anakin - oh, but Anakin needed to."
It's likely because Vader hunts down Jedi, especially those who are linked to Anakin Skywalker. Investigating a site to ensure Ahsoka had died was going to happen eventually, as she had both the knowledge of a jedi and of Anakin; the same two things that Vader is attempting to completely wipe away from the galaxy. Anakin died on Mustafar. This is the same Vader that tried to kill Ahsoka in Rebels.
@@RebelingandGaming well, idk. I don't think Anakin fully died on Mustafar. A little bit of Anakin lived in him, but when he found Ahsoka's lightsaber, Anakin officially died, and Vader came to full.
@@RebelingandGaming Lets not forget that Vader starts off his confrontation with Ahsoka by saying "We need not be adversaries." Twilight of the Apprentice occurred before Vader knew he had a son, and Ahsoka was essentially the closest thing to family Vader had left. He wanted to turn Ahsoka, just like he wanted to turn Luke, but ultimately both of them resisted the dark side, and he had to try and destroy them. The scene at the end of Clone Wars takes place early on in the reign of the empire, a time where we know Vader was in constant turmoil between the light and the dark. It's not hard to imagine that deep down Vader hoped Ahsoka had survived Order 66, and that he searched for her in hopes of finding someone who could understand him. And when he arrives at the wreck of Venator, and finds Ahsoka's lightsaber among the wreckage, the same lightsaber he gave to her, Vader comes to the conclusion that Ahsoka died in the crash. (Morai circling in the sky above also contributed to that conclusion.) A crash directly caused by his own actions. That's when the final nail is put into Anakin's coffin, he truly dies when he realizes that he killed his wife, destroyed his order, alienated his master, and now killed his apprentice. Once everything that Anakin cared about was gone, and that it was his fault, he allowed Vader and the dark side to consume him. It wouldn't be until years later when Anakin discovered that he had a son that his shift back towards the light would begin.
Swizzi I think a pretty large piece of himself was lost when Padmé and his kids were taken from him. However, IF there was any remanence of Anakin; the slightest flicker... well, it was snuffed by the cold winter when he walked away.
And that's exactly what the end of the Clone Wars wants to hammer home. Vader knows what he did, and regrets it all. But he believes he can't go back. That's the reason for this scene, he's realising that his actions could've caused the death of his padawan, whom was actually going to REJOIN the Jedi Order later down the line. Causing him *regret*. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
@@MatthewHWise Matthew H. Wise The difference was that Obi Wan had no control of these events. In fact, they all happened despite his best efforts. But in Anakin's case, they all happened BECAUSE of his actions. And that is why he hates himself more than anything else, and why his story is more tragic than almost any other.
Know what makes that scene in Twilight of the Apprentice between Vader & Ahsoka & what Ahsoka says to Vader more impactful? Not only is the sentence " I won't leave you." the last thing Ahsoka says to Vader/Anakin, it's also the last thing Luke says to Vader/Anakin before Vader/Anakin dies in ROTJ. That was somelthing Anakin feared so much - everyone he cared about leaving him. It's what drove him into becoming Vader. Gotta love Dave Filoni.
Sha Kaw you’re so right. I always thought Anakin was dumb and easily manipulated but then I saw the Clone Wars and there were so many problems with the Jedi Order adding onto the grief he got from Palpatine’s promise. It honestly looked goofy that Anakin would say such a thing in the Prequels when it only looked like the Jedi were doing good.
@@hopeiseverlastingofficial yup that's the beauty of the clone wars it shows what war truly is. Everyone is the food guy.from there prospective but in reality nothing is back and white there are good and evil in both sides of war. That is the truth of war. The truth that clone wars teaches you. The theme of all seven seasons. Nothing is clear. Everyone is the good and bad guy there is no black and white
Same. I knew Ashoka lived, but I was attached to the Clones (despite what they were doing), but I didn't like what they had become, but then they died, and Ashoka buried them, and I was so beaten down.
I’ve built up quite a fucking wall when it comes to getting emotional over movies and shows. I didn’t even cry for that Marley and Me movie when I was young, but damn this episode broke that wall quick. Felt nothing remotely close for Rise of Skywalker, but this damn animated children’s show sure got me.
Loyalty to the republic meant everything to the clones. But to the empire, they meant nothing. They besides the Jedi were the worst victims of the war.
JK Network I’m sad that Disney had to add the chip thing. It was much darker when the clones were “just following orders”, as their loyalty belonged first and foremost to the Republic, not the jedi, be they friends or not.
@@dominikfilip9857 It wasn't made by Disney. It was already part of the episodes they had ready for Season 6, but then it was cancelled in Season 5, so the episodes never aired until they released the finished episodes in Netflix. There were even more episodes that weren't fully fleshed out that never made it into the show as well.
I think clones had it worse than the Jedi, they were forced to watch their leaders/friends die by their own hands knowing what they were doing but not being able to stop it. only after that, doing all these things for the empire knowing all too well who they were serving but again, not being able to do anything about it they were slaves in their own body's more or less
@@dominikfilip9857 having no chips honestly made zero sense. both logically and literally. You think Palpatine is going to trust millions of clones to follow him without a second thought and have no fail safe to force absolute obedience? no Also why would the clones turn on the Jedi immediately just because someone said so? they fought together for 3 years, saving each other countless times. I'm so glad they added the chips
“I hate to tell you this, but they don’t care. This ship is going down. And those soldiers, my brothers, are willing to die and take you and me along with them!” -Rex That line brought me so close to tearing up. 😢But it was when Ahsoka removed Rex’s helmet to show he was actually crying that finally set off the waterworks for me. 😭
Laserbeak316 I was in disbelief throughout this and the last episode that Rex had to be persuaded to set his pistols to stun, that he was so willing to kill his own brothers. Then, when Ashoka lifted his helmet, I realized that... he wasn’t. He was torn between his brothers and his duty as a soldier, and it was ripping him apart. That hit hard.
A Venator, a clone helmet and a Jedi lightsaber. The symbols of the proud protectors of the Republic, abandoned, forgotten and half-buried in the snow. And the man responsible for their demise walks away from them. The helmet and the lightsaber represent the clones he led and the Jedi he once called family, telling him that he betrayed them both and even though they are dead, what did their deaths bring him?
“sir if I may address your accusation, I followed your orders even in the face of plan that was in my opinion severely flawed, a plan that cost us men, not clones, men. As sure as it is my duty to remain loyal to your command, I also have another duty.... protecting those men” - captain Rex
"A bruised reed He will not break, And smoking flax He will not quench, Till He sends forth justice to victory;" Matthew 12:20 I thought it was weirdly fitting, since The Force has always been considered an otherworldly thing, a creator, or god to some.
@@fatefulgamer64 she's more like a sister. Filoni explained that she was able to make Anakin resurface when she met Vader, but the only one who could redeem him was luke
@@jolan_ls the cancellation emerged as one of the mandates from Disney after the company bought the Star Wars franchise per their Lucasfilm acquisition.
A loved Boy A loved Padawan A loved Person A loved Man A loved Jedi A loved Teacher A loved Mentor A loved Friend A loved Master A loved... Father ... A... Fallen Angel A Dark Lord A Sith Apprentice A Dark Shadow... A Memory... A legend... Anakin Skywalker... Darth Vader... ... I won't stop missing you, ever. May the Force be with you... Thank You, for everything.
Ahsoka Tano may the force be with you and with Master Skywalker. I never met him. But I learned a lot from him to take on my own battles in Gotham. May the force be with you
Just finished the last 4 episodes last night and they blew me away with how heartbreaking it was especially when Ahsoka feels anakin kill mace and then rex fighting order 66 only to give in and needing ahsoka to save him
Best conclusion ever. Love how a couple of seconds after Ahsoka puts down her lightsaber, that her old Master had given to her, a completely different person comes up and holds her lightsaber. And as Morai flies over him, that completely different person who held Ahsoka's lightsaber, for a second transforms into Ahsoka's old Master.
“Where is Ahsoka? Is she safe? Is she alright?” “It seems, during order 66, the clones killed her...” “What? They couldn’t have! She was alive... I felt it!” “Nooooooo!”
Sidious: "Don't you da...there goes my other operating room." Sidious to Mas Amedda on the holo: "He's doing the 'no' thing again..." ... "Oh geez, now he's crying. Again."
Who would have known a simple “you fought in the clone wars?!” line would lead to something much bigger and expansive to the Star Wars universe, thank you George and Dave!
How much sadness, how much pain, in these tunes of music. Three years of war are over, and the fateful choice has been made ... And what did it give? Nothing... Victory overshadowed by grief, death, all who were dear and loved. What is the result? He was left alone, only obeying the Emperor, and an eternal burden, remembering everything and suffering all his life, doing terrible things. Count Dooku correctly observed: "The Path of the Sith - Betrayed And this life no longer makes sense. To be elected means to be a pawn in the hands of fate ....
I feel that this was the last point prior to finding luke that je could have beem returmed to the light. If Ahsoka (not blaming) had remained he might have remained Anakin. I think with Anakin he believe he had no way to turn from his path as Vader im the later shows. "It is too late for me Son."
"Soilders of the Empire, we commend you for your bravery. As some of you have fought in the Clone Wars. I thank you for your service. Take appreciation from this, you won't hear it from anyone else." ~Imperial Officer
This final scene is darkly poetic, because seeing Vader walking away from the Clone's helmet is a metaphor that the old 501st, the Republic, and Anakin are dead.
Let me tell you a story, a story of constant battle between good and evil, of brave and wise Jedi and vicious and powerful Sith. Of soldiers, smugglers, and separatist. Of Rebels and droids, bounty hunters and beast. Of Friendships, Failers, Betrayals, Secrets, Sorcery, and Love. Of Evil Empires and Hope filled Rebellions and A story of a continuous struggle between the Dark Side... and the Light. A story where villians lurk and scheme in the darkest of shadows, and hero’s come from the most unexpected places. Let me tell you the story of the Star Wars. It all started... Long time ago in a far galaxy... It isn't mine, but I think more people should see it
Honestly, even with all of Anakin's past friends, like Ahsoka, only nearly 2 decades later, only his own son could save him. Vader went on with pain for almost 20 years.. after these events to scar him even more. wow.
the way I cried since the beginning of the piece. The Clone Wars was my childhood, and the final literally changed me. Vader at the end, you were able to see just a piece of Anakin in there, probably thinking, begging, 'please, don't let me lose her too. Not her. Not again.'
,,Anakin’’ ,,Ahsoka’’ Imagine how hard was for Ahsoka to keep Vader’s identity a secret from Rex. It’s really sad watching Anakin’s story, we was a knight of the light, and then betrayed the Jedi being in regret for years after, when he meet Ahsoka again, he was to deep in the darkness. If they meet earlier and discovered their identities Vader might have been brought back to the light.....
Atleast there was some light in his eyes. Ahsoka was really one of the people Anakin really cared about and I'm sure that if she stayed Anakin wouldn't have turned to the dark side.
Der IndyGo if only she’d given Yoda a message to pass along, been there in some way for him... if he could have talked to her, I don’t think he would have turned.
@@darthknightwingphoenix2081 And that's what's so great about the Clone Wars. It takes an already tragic story and embellishes it in all the correct ways, amplifying the emotional impact of Anakin's fall as it takes place off-screen.
He would still have the visions about padme. Once Gui gon died the fate of the chosen one was sealed. It is inevitable. He would bring balance no matter what.
You know this ending seeing Vader walking away from the Clone helmet might be the most saddest thing I may have ever seen and this remix just adds to it
I don't have D+ and will be unable to get it for the foreseeable future... Your music is glimpse into the end of a world that is foreign to me. I remember the Clone Wars as a little boy and it pains me that I won't be able to see its end. Thank you Samuel for bringing me a glimpse of a treasure I cannot posses. May the force be with you all.
Everyone talking about tragedy’s in SW, the most Tragic of all is the story of Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader. A great Jedi night, friend, Brother, Master. Lost to the Darkside and forever tortured and haunted by it. Thanks so much for an awesome series the Clone Wars to show case so many now beloved characters. 😢👍
I really enjoy all of your work, but this is by far my favourite of yours. And that moment when the imperial march plays as Vader walks away from the clone helmet makes the whole piece for me. Thank you.
It's just so hard to believe that the final character we see is Darth Vader in this show. We have stuck with Anakin Skywalker throughout the clone wars, seeing him complete missions and train Ahsoka to the best of his abilities. And yet... Knowing who is under that circutry, makes this scene more deeper than it has any need to be
It is over now, this is where our heroes must part ways and go into hiding in the shadows, and let a new hope emerge to bring balance to the force. As our beloved Jedi Order and Republic have fallen, we will be challenged but we need to remember the Jedi Code and implemented, live it: There is no emotion, there is peace. There is no ignorance, there is knowledge. There is no passion, there is serenity. There is no chaos, there is harmony. There is no death, there is the Force. And always remember for those who have survived, trust in the force!
So I've been binging all of your work since finding this channel last week and I must say, absolutely marvelous. All of your compositions are beautiful and honestly I will likely be using some of these when it comes time for me to run a tabletop campaign I've been planning.
It’s so sad to picture the anakin we all love so much from the clone wars descend to be the monster that is Vader. It makes his fall to the dark side all the more sad, how he loved all this friends the way he did... thank you clone wars.
Bruh immediately the first seconds of the music and my heart starts beating like crazy What music and a good story can do to a person is 𝘐𝘮𝘱𝘳𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘪𝘷𝘦. 𝘔𝘰𝘴𝘵 𝘪𝘮𝘱𝘳𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘪𝘷𝘦.
This is a great edit samuel we thank you and it has been a pleasure watching you edit the videos you made but this.... this is the best one of them all and the perfect edit for the end of this great series so let us remember this show and make sure that the memories of it and the characters we loved never fade May The Force Be With You All
When i finished star wars the clone wars before season 7 I thought it was a good ending. But when season 7 came out I never felt so sad but Joyce at the same time bc, this is how the clone wars ends... with tremendous applause.
Vader: "I'm so sad about Ahsoka..." The Senate: "Bruh. Just make a new no-sith apprentice like Dooku did and everything will be ok." [Later...] Vader: *"IT ISN'T WORKING!"*
0:00 Victory and Death (from The Clone Wars Season Finale)
0:49 Qui-Gon and Padme's Funeral Theme
1:32 Across The Stars and Funeral Theme
2:21 Imperial March and Funeral Theme (from The Revenge of The Sith Score)
2:34 Across The Stars
Across the stars is highly underrated
Amazing, thank you
Why does it say you commented this 8 hours ago
Please have your music in the new Star Wars movie
Louis Brewer think he can do it before its online for us because of privat video
Seeing his eyes threw the mask is one of the best parts about this shot.
Didn't even notice until you pointed it out!
Great now I can't unsee it
I don’t see it?
Where !!?
@@jxdirsdt1045 is on the right side look closer
Just as Ahsoka Tano walked away from the Jedi Order back in season 5, now in the finale, Darth Vader walked away from all that was Anakin Skywalker. It's like poetry...
Ribotto Studios it rhymes
@@brandonhancock8620 I may have went a little far in some places
Ahsoka is the K E Y to all of this...
Jar jar is the key to all of this
@@sherlocksmuuug6692 indeed....from one of the most hated characters to the most loved....it was truly stunning to see her journey. I think if Disney really wants to try, they could do the same for Rey. I'd like to see more from her. Maybe a series would be best-Star Wars was meant for TV. Maybe have anthology style films, longer arcs for television. Give more room for writing and characters to grow. I'm excited to see where SW goes though.
This is how the Clone Wars ends. With thunderous applause.
No...with mournful silence...
NagandEmerald not with a bang... but a whimper
With quiet sobbing...
For all that created it and all that watched it
"With Heartfelt Respect"
And tears man
Vader walking away from the helmet at the crash site was so sad to see
Walking away from all that he was, and all that he knew.
@@RivinRetro very much like his old padawan.
Star_wars_nerd 8.2 it’s poetry
Nico Dinicola a huge symbolism towards the show. We are Vader and we are walking away from the show we loved. Moving on. Yet the helmet( the show) will always be there
Axios Gaming very interesting
We shall remember you Jesse, the last named Clone to fall in The Clone Wars
He was good Soldier, and he was a good friend...
He was a good soldier and even a greater friend
Commander Rex good soldiers follow orders
This is getting out of hand, now there are two of them!
@StevenBurnsideRE1 Which Commander?
“You fought in the Clone Wars?”
“Yes..I was once a Jedi knight the same as your father..”
"I was once an animated character, same as your father."
XDDD
Very true
Then I became a Jedi Master unlike your father
"Only his hair could've used more gel!"
To quote someone on tumblr: "Vader didn’t have to fly to a small, remote moon to look for the remains of one, insignificant Jedi in the old wreck of a Republic Cruiser, but Anakin - oh, but Anakin needed to."
That's so poetic.
It's likely because Vader hunts down Jedi, especially those who are linked to Anakin Skywalker. Investigating a site to ensure Ahsoka had died was going to happen eventually, as she had both the knowledge of a jedi and of Anakin; the same two things that Vader is attempting to completely wipe away from the galaxy. Anakin died on Mustafar. This is the same Vader that tried to kill Ahsoka in Rebels.
@@RebelingandGaming well, idk. I don't think Anakin fully died on Mustafar. A little bit of Anakin lived in him, but when he found Ahsoka's lightsaber, Anakin officially died, and Vader came to full.
@@RebelingandGaming Lets not forget that Vader starts off his confrontation with Ahsoka by saying "We need not be adversaries." Twilight of the Apprentice occurred before Vader knew he had a son, and Ahsoka was essentially the closest thing to family Vader had left. He wanted to turn Ahsoka, just like he wanted to turn Luke, but ultimately both of them resisted the dark side, and he had to try and destroy them. The scene at the end of Clone Wars takes place early on in the reign of the empire, a time where we know Vader was in constant turmoil between the light and the dark. It's not hard to imagine that deep down Vader hoped Ahsoka had survived Order 66, and that he searched for her in hopes of finding someone who could understand him. And when he arrives at the wreck of Venator, and finds Ahsoka's lightsaber among the wreckage, the same lightsaber he gave to her, Vader comes to the conclusion that Ahsoka died in the crash. (Morai circling in the sky above also contributed to that conclusion.) A crash directly caused by his own actions. That's when the final nail is put into Anakin's coffin, he truly dies when he realizes that he killed his wife, destroyed his order, alienated his master, and now killed his apprentice. Once everything that Anakin cared about was gone, and that it was his fault, he allowed Vader and the dark side to consume him. It wouldn't be until years later when Anakin discovered that he had a son that his shift back towards the light would begin.
Swizzi I think a pretty large piece of himself was lost when Padmé and his kids were taken from him.
However, IF there was any remanence of Anakin; the slightest flicker... well, it was snuffed by the cold winter when he walked away.
2008: this is were the fun begins
2020: goodbye old friend may the force be with you
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Vader had regretted his actions early on and there was no turning back, he lost his padawan, Wife, and master
Just like Obi-wan Kenobi
Yes!! This!! Vader's immeasurable power comes from his boundless self-hatred
And that's exactly what the end of the Clone Wars wants to hammer home.
Vader knows what he did, and regrets it all. But he believes he can't go back. That's the reason for this scene, he's realising that his actions could've caused the death of his padawan, whom was actually going to REJOIN the Jedi Order later down the line. Causing him *regret*.
Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
@@MatthewHWise Matthew H. Wise The difference was that Obi Wan had no control of these events. In fact, they all happened despite his best efforts. But in Anakin's case, they all happened BECAUSE of his actions. And that is why he hates himself more than anything else, and why his story is more tragic than almost any other.
And his men.
“I won’t leave you this time”
“Then you will die..”
Roger, Roger
Know what makes that scene in Twilight of the Apprentice between Vader & Ahsoka & what Ahsoka says to Vader more impactful?
Not only is the sentence " I won't leave you." the last thing Ahsoka says to Vader/Anakin, it's also the last thing Luke says to Vader/Anakin before Vader/Anakin dies in ROTJ.
That was somelthing Anakin feared so much - everyone he cared about leaving him. It's what drove him into becoming Vader.
Gotta love Dave Filoni.
@@TownieGirl1974 Now this line Anakin says actually makes sense now "' From my point of view the jedi are evil ''
Sha Kaw you’re so right. I always thought Anakin was dumb and easily manipulated but then I saw the Clone Wars and there were so many problems with the Jedi Order adding onto the grief he got from Palpatine’s promise. It honestly looked goofy that Anakin would say such a thing in the Prequels when it only looked like the Jedi were doing good.
@@hopeiseverlastingofficial yup that's the beauty of the clone wars it shows what war truly is. Everyone is the food guy.from there prospective but in reality nothing is back and white there are good and evil in both sides of war. That is the truth of war. The truth that clone wars teaches you. The theme of all seven seasons. Nothing is clear. Everyone is the good and bad guy there is no black and white
Proxy: I hate being him.
Starkiller: I think he does too...
Starkiller was right. He probably hated himself through the tenure of The Empire until "The Son of Skywalker" opened his eyes again.
Tell me what do you hate the most to kill me?
_"Myself"_
"Starkiller isn't canon."
BS!! BS, I say!
This episode broke me in ways that should be impossible to break
Same. I knew Ashoka lived, but I was attached to the Clones (despite what they were doing), but I didn't like what they had become, but then they died, and Ashoka buried them, and I was so beaten down.
@@heroicaknight4735 I know it was so heartbreaking
I loved the clones all of them... well except Fox he's an A hole
I’ve built up quite a fucking wall when it comes to getting emotional over movies and shows. I didn’t even cry for that Marley and Me movie when I was young, but damn this episode broke that wall quick. Felt nothing remotely close for Rise of Skywalker, but this damn animated children’s show sure got me.
U are not alone in this
“We’re not programmed. You have to learn to make your own decisions.”- Captain Rex to Dogma in Umbara
Wasn't it Dogma he told it to?
Dank Blitzwing I think so, so ironic
Clone Wars has got an important part in my life forever.
This journey have been the best I've ever experienced ❤️
Loyalty to the republic meant everything to the clones. But to the empire, they meant nothing. They besides the Jedi were the worst victims of the war.
JK Network I’m sad that Disney had to add the chip thing. It was much darker when the clones were “just following orders”, as their loyalty belonged first and foremost to the Republic, not the jedi, be they friends or not.
@@dominikfilip9857 It wasn't made by Disney. It was already part of the episodes they had ready for Season 6, but then it was cancelled in Season 5, so the episodes never aired until they released the finished episodes in Netflix. There were even more episodes that weren't fully fleshed out that never made it into the show as well.
@@dominikfilip9857 The chip thing was pre-mouse.
I think clones had it worse than the Jedi, they were forced to watch their leaders/friends die by their own hands knowing what they were doing but not being able to stop it.
only after that, doing all these things for the empire knowing all too well who they were serving but again, not being able to do anything about it
they were slaves in their own body's more or less
@@dominikfilip9857 having no chips honestly made zero sense. both logically and literally. You think Palpatine is going to trust millions of clones to follow him without a second thought and have no fail safe to force absolute obedience? no
Also why would the clones turn on the Jedi immediately just because someone said so? they fought together for 3 years, saving each other countless times. I'm so glad they added the chips
“I hate to tell you this, but they don’t care. This ship is going down. And those soldiers, my brothers, are willing to die and take you and me along with them!”
-Rex
That line brought me so close to tearing up. 😢But it was when Ahsoka removed Rex’s helmet to show he was actually crying that finally set off the waterworks for me. 😭
Laserbeak316 I feel like Rex is warning us about Disney
Laserbeak316 I was in disbelief throughout this and the last episode that Rex had to be persuaded to set his pistols to stun, that he was so willing to kill his own brothers. Then, when Ashoka lifted his helmet, I realized that... he wasn’t. He was torn between his brothers and his duty as a soldier, and it was ripping him apart. That hit hard.
@Laserbeak316 - Right there with you.
Laserbeak316 EJECT OPERATION: WATERWORKS
LMMMAAOOOOOOOO, 'CLOSE' to tearing up hahahahahahahaha, couldnt fucken be me sis
A Venator, a clone helmet and a Jedi lightsaber. The symbols of the proud protectors of the Republic, abandoned, forgotten and half-buried in the snow. And the man responsible for their demise walks away from them.
The helmet and the lightsaber represent the clones he led and the Jedi he once called family, telling him that he betrayed them both and even though they are dead, what did their deaths bring him?
It’s like poetry, it rhymes.
Pain and regret
Suffering, just as Yoda said
“sir if I may address your accusation, I followed your orders even in the face of plan that was in my opinion severely flawed, a plan that cost us men, not clones, men. As sure as it is my duty to remain loyal to your command, I also have another duty.... protecting those men” - captain Rex
Ooof that’s hits hard
😞😞😞 this episode gutted me
*Commander
"We follow orders, but we are not a bunch of unthinking droids!"
As it turns out, irony apparently likes to punch you in the gut with full force.
Commander Rex I thought Jesse demoted him because when Rex said “I didn’t like being a commander anyway” during episode 12
This is when Anakin Skywalker truly died. The last ounce snuffed out, never to best Vader until Luke.
"A bruised reed He will not break, And smoking flax He will not quench, Till He sends forth justice to victory;" Matthew 12:20
I thought it was weirdly fitting, since The Force has always been considered an otherworldly thing, a creator, or god to some.
@@Twister980 fairs, not religious, but tis a nice sentiment
Isnt ashoka like a adopted daughter to anikan? then what would happen if instead of just luke what if she were there with luke in return of the jedi?
@@fatefulgamer64 she's more like a sister. Filoni explained that she was able to make Anakin resurface when she met Vader, but the only one who could redeem him was luke
As soon as the episode started, I was welling up
Me too bro 😭
How did you comment 7 hours ago
Louis Brewer
The Dark Side Of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.....
Wait a second... how did you comment 7 hours ago, time travel?
Louis Brewer I saw the video and commented 7 hours ago, but when I went back to it, it was private
Ended, the clone wars have :(
Obi-Wan Kenobi 1:55 time flies by.
(Sad Noises)
😔😔😔😔😔
Sad how we were supposed to have 2-3 more seasons
before the dark times, before disney
@@darko-man8549 not without disney they stop at 6 seasons.
@@jolan_ls the cancellation emerged as one of the mandates from Disney after the company bought the Star Wars franchise per their Lucasfilm acquisition.
just played this... rest well James Earl Jones. you will forever be a legend for generations.
A loved Boy
A loved Padawan
A loved Person
A loved Man
A loved Jedi
A loved Teacher
A loved Mentor
A loved Friend
A loved Master
A loved... Father
...
A... Fallen Angel
A Dark Lord
A Sith Apprentice
A Dark Shadow...
A Memory...
A legend...
Anakin Skywalker...
Darth Vader...
...
I won't stop missing you, ever.
May the Force be with you...
Thank You, for everything.
Ahsoka Tano may the force be with you and with Master Skywalker. I never met him. But I learned a lot from him to take on my own battles in Gotham. May the force be with you
Lord vader you taught me to be aware of that within my self .
I have a few more things to offer to your list of words that describe me: A Hero, The Chosen One, One who has walked the path of Light and Dark.
Just finished the last 4 episodes last night and they blew me away with how heartbreaking it was especially when Ahsoka feels anakin kill mace and then rex fighting order 66 only to give in and needing ahsoka to save him
Best conclusion ever. Love how a couple of seconds after Ahsoka puts down her lightsaber, that her old Master had given to her, a completely different person comes up and holds her lightsaber. And as Morai flies over him, that completely different person who held Ahsoka's lightsaber, for a second transforms into Ahsoka's old Master.
“Where is Ahsoka? Is she safe? Is she alright?”
“It seems, during order 66, the clones killed her...”
“What? They couldn’t have! She was alive... I felt it!”
“Nooooooo!”
The Blackarrow 1:35-1:40 now, you’re talking.
Sidious: "Don't you da...there goes my other operating room."
Sidious to Mas Amedda on the holo:
"He's doing the 'no' thing again..."
...
"Oh geez, now he's crying. Again."
The Blackarrow Lmao
You will not steal ashoka from Rex 🧐
where are these lines from?
Who would have known a simple “you fought in the clone wars?!” line would lead to something much bigger and expansive to the Star Wars universe, thank you George and Dave!
"So this is how liberty dies . . . with thunderous applause." -Padme Amidala 2:25
What goes on inside this man’s head... poor Anakin. Gonna use this piece for my next video.
How much sadness, how much pain, in these tunes of music.
Three years of war are over, and the fateful choice has been made ...
And what did it give?
Nothing...
Victory overshadowed by grief, death, all who were dear and loved.
What is the result?
He was left alone, only obeying the Emperor, and an eternal burden, remembering everything and suffering all his life, doing terrible things.
Count Dooku correctly observed: "The Path of the Sith - Betrayed
And this life no longer makes sense.
To be elected means to be a pawn in the hands of fate ....
Someone: "you cant remix 5 sad themes and make it sound absolutely amazing!"
Samuel: "observe"
A fitting piece for the end of an era
2:14 If you look closely you can see anakin's blue eyes
It is not Vader who picks up the lightsaber, but Anakin.
I feel that this was the last point prior to finding luke that je could have beem returmed to the light.
If Ahsoka (not blaming) had remained he might have remained Anakin. I think with Anakin he believe he had no way to turn from his path as Vader im the later shows.
"It is too late for me Son."
I did not think hearing Across The Stars would hit me so much that I would start to cry.
A Lucasfilm Limited production
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Part IV
Victory and Death
"It seems in your Anger...you killed her"
Super Fat ... NO! I *Couldn’t have*
NOOOOOOOOOooooo...
@@user-vr5zk9ox8d she was alive i felt
who else in tears rn?
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That’s not how you spell Asoka
"Soilders of the Empire, we commend you for your bravery. As some of you have fought in the Clone Wars. I thank you for your service. Take appreciation from this, you won't hear it from anyone else." ~Imperial Officer
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Minifluffy1 could be up before and his Patreon supporters got to see it early
Minifluffy1 LMAO I GOT the notification now
@@jsxerpa I just got the notification
Uploaded one year ago and this is still sad :(
“Victory and Death”, the last episode of the series, was my favourite episode of the Clone Wars
This final scene is darkly poetic, because seeing Vader walking away from the Clone's helmet is a metaphor that the old 501st, the Republic, and Anakin are dead.
Let me tell you a story, a story of constant battle between good and evil, of brave and wise Jedi and vicious and powerful Sith. Of soldiers, smugglers, and separatist. Of Rebels and droids, bounty hunters and beast. Of Friendships, Failers, Betrayals, Secrets, Sorcery, and Love. Of Evil Empires and Hope filled Rebellions and A story of a continuous struggle between the Dark Side... and the Light. A story where villians lurk and scheme in the darkest of shadows, and hero’s come from the most unexpected places. Let me tell you the story of the Star Wars. It all started...
Long time ago in a far galaxy...
It isn't mine, but I think more people should see it
Arkadiusz Kobielus Those were before the dark times, before the Disney acquisitions.
@@user-vr5zk9ox8d it's holy true XDD
Honestly, even with all of Anakin's past friends, like Ahsoka, only nearly 2 decades later, only his own son could save him.
Vader went on with pain for almost 20 years.. after these events to scar him even more. wow.
the way I cried since the beginning of the piece. The Clone Wars was my childhood, and the final literally changed me. Vader at the end, you were able to see just a piece of Anakin in there, probably thinking, begging, 'please, don't let me lose her too. Not her. Not again.'
Revenge of the Sith has the best music of anything I've heard and John Williams is amazing.
This shall play at my funeral. I swear it. Too good to be missed.
Bro i thought the same lol
Wow, do more of these !
Like the one where they see Jesse and all the clones have been waiting for them at the hanger with Rex crying
,,Anakin’’
,,Ahsoka’’
Imagine how hard was for Ahsoka to keep Vader’s identity a secret from Rex. It’s really sad watching Anakin’s story, we was a knight of the light, and then betrayed the Jedi being in regret for years after, when he meet Ahsoka again, he was to deep in the darkness. If they meet earlier and discovered their identities Vader might have been brought back to the light.....
This is how the Clone Wars ends, with silent sobs
This clone wars ending will haunt me for ever to much emotions
Clone Wars was and is the best Star Wars series out there.
Great music!
"men cry, not because they are weak, but because they have been strong for too long."
Atleast there was some light in his eyes. Ahsoka was really one of the people Anakin really cared about and I'm sure that if she stayed Anakin wouldn't have turned to the dark side.
Der IndyGo if only she’d given Yoda a message to pass along, been there in some way for him... if he could have talked to her, I don’t think he would have turned.
@@darthknightwingphoenix2081 And that's what's so great about the Clone Wars. It takes an already tragic story and embellishes it in all the correct ways, amplifying the emotional impact of Anakin's fall as it takes place off-screen.
He would still have the visions about padme. Once Gui gon died the fate of the chosen one was sealed. It is inevitable. He would bring balance no matter what.
You know this ending seeing Vader walking away from the Clone helmet might be the most saddest thing I may have ever seen and this remix just adds to it
It’s been a little over a year since the finale of The Clone Wars, and this episode still breaks my heart and gives me chills.
I don't have D+ and will be unable to get it for the foreseeable future... Your music is glimpse into the end of a world that is foreign to me. I remember the Clone Wars as a little boy and it pains me that I won't be able to see its end. Thank you Samuel for bringing me a glimpse of a treasure I cannot posses.
May the force be with you all.
Each melody in this music is truly captivating and powerful.
Everyone talking about tragedy’s in SW, the most Tragic of all is the story of Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader. A great Jedi night, friend, Brother, Master. Lost to the Darkside and forever tortured and haunted by it. Thanks so much for an awesome series the Clone Wars to show case so many now beloved characters. 😢👍
The fact that something as simple as the music can evoke enough emotional response to make me cry is something truly special. Goddamn I love Star Wars
Play THIS at my funeral.
I really enjoy all of your work, but this is by far my favourite of yours.
And that moment when the imperial march plays as Vader walks away from the clone helmet makes the whole piece for me.
Thank you.
"I...I couldn't have...
SHE WAS ALIVE! I FELT IT!"
It's just so hard to believe that the final character we see is Darth Vader in this show. We have stuck with Anakin Skywalker throughout the clone wars, seeing him complete missions and train Ahsoka to the best of his abilities. And yet... Knowing who is under that circutry, makes this scene more deeper than it has any need to be
It is over now, this is where our heroes must part ways and go into hiding in the shadows, and let a new hope emerge to bring balance to the force. As our beloved Jedi Order and Republic have fallen, we will be challenged but we need to remember the Jedi Code and implemented, live it:
There is no emotion, there is peace.
There is no ignorance, there is knowledge.
There is no passion, there is serenity.
There is no chaos, there is harmony.
There is no death, there is the Force.
And always remember for those who have survived, trust in the force!
This brought back so much memories I cried
So I've been binging all of your work since finding this channel last week and I must say, absolutely marvelous. All of your compositions are beautiful and honestly I will likely be using some of these when it comes time for me to run a tabletop campaign I've been planning.
Still broken been rewatching this episode every day
damn I was expecting an epic version of this. But this still gives me feels from the episodes beginning :'(
This scene breaks my heart no matter how many times I watch it
“Help me save Padmes life....I can’t live without her”-Dart Vader
I can't get enough of this sound track. It really captures Vader's tragic fall.
As many people here, I guess, I want this played at my funerals
Try again but in english
I will regularly go back and watch this every year just like revenge of the sith, its THAT good. Thank you Dave Filoni!
When people say boys don’t have any emotions, just play this and every one of us will ball our eyes out
It’s so sad to picture the anakin we all love so much from the clone wars descend to be the monster that is Vader. It makes his fall to the dark side all the more sad, how he loved all this friends the way he did... thank you clone wars.
The "Across the Stars" snippet at the end killed me :'(
I’m so glad you did this one, legit one of the best ending songs ever
_Loyalty.... means everything to the clones....._
I like that we can still see Anakin's eye through Vader's suit
0:49
me:hears revenge of the sith music
also me:instantly likes
*_"It's a rough road that leads to hights of greatness..."_*
~Star Wars: The Clone Wars (S01E19)
What's sad is a part of all of us died when the Republic fell. 5/4/20 a part of our soles are left that day.
"Obi-Wan they're still good in him" - Padme's Last words before she died.
THE Helmet of the Ahsoka Clone Sad moment
Bruh immediately the first seconds of the music and my heart starts beating like crazy
What music and a good story can do to a person is 𝘐𝘮𝘱𝘳𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘪𝘷𝘦. 𝘔𝘰𝘴𝘵 𝘪𝘮𝘱𝘳𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘪𝘷𝘦.
"The last time I saw him, he was rushing to save the chancellor... Then everything changed"
This is a great edit samuel we thank you and it has been a pleasure watching you edit the videos you made but this.... this is the best one of them all and the perfect edit for the end of this great series so let us remember this show and make sure that the memories of it and the characters we loved never fade
May The Force Be With You All
After I stayed a hard goodbye to rebels, I now say goodbye to my hold friend the clone wars 😭
1. Sit down
2. Try not to cry
3. Cry a lot
4. Roll it again
I feel a presence, a presence I haven’t felt since...2005
why is sad music always so beautiful?
It is the end to an era. Seeing venators blast down on the very city clones died protecting hurts. God I hope the clone rebellion will happen
I’ve recently discovered your work and honestly, thank you. I’m in tears.
When i finished star wars the clone wars before season 7 I thought it was a good ending. But when season 7 came out I never felt so sad but Joyce at the same time bc, this is how the clone wars ends... with tremendous applause.
This show has united kids and adults and it will be missed forever
Vader: "I'm so sad about Ahsoka..."
The Senate: "Bruh. Just make a new no-sith apprentice like Dooku did and everything will be ok."
[Later...]
Vader: *"IT ISN'T WORKING!"*
That Venator calmly gliding through hiperspace with this music, yet the horror rages within.
How you can kind of see Anakin’s eye through his mask made me cry :(
this just hurts to listen to, and yet it’s so damn beautiful. thank you for all the music you create for us.