Glad we found out what happened to Maul's body ultimately. And it's also interesting because a funeral pyre I think was seen as the "honourable" way to dispose of a body according to the Jedi so Obi-Wan giving Maul that honour is telling.
Avengerr I think it’s a great judge of Obi Wan’s character at that point that he gives the same respectful burial to both his master and the one who killed him
In the end, after everything he had learned through experience and about Maul, Obi-Wan forgave him. He arrived at the conclusion that Maul was a tortured soul. That despite everything Obi-Wan had gone through, all of the pain Maul had inflicted upon him, Maul might've had it far, far worse. Treating his corpse with honor and ensuring his dying wish was fulfilled (in a way, revenge is not the Jedi way) was the right thing to do, from a certain point of view.
BEN Kenobi is an awesome character. Obi Wan from the prequels doesn't learned nothing, doesn't failed and he is just the same character. Of course, he is wonderfully played by Ewan, and he made a lot of good jokes, but as a character, Obi from the prequels isn't the best character ever
@@o...o4144 doesn't fail? his former apprentice fell to the darkside which he is partly responsible for. how is that not failing? one of his lines is literally "I have FAILED you" not to mention he couldn't save his master from being killed. He fails to defeat dooku in both episode 2 and 3 as well. he defiantly fails.
Theory: Obi-Wan was the hooded trader the green kyber crystal was stolen for by the tusken raider. It is the green crystal that Luke will use to make his light saber in ROTJ
Haha! Yes! My theory about Stormtrooper armor has proven true! I always figured Stormtrooper armor spread out a blaster shot across the body so that it wouldn't kill, but most blasters would still be strong enough to render that Stormtrooper unconscious. This would explain why, in Rebels, many Stormtroopers got shot by the main cast in Seasons 1&2, but it was often noted that there were "no casualties" and if you pay attention to the bodies after they get shot, they're often still moving slightly.
I love that Obi-Wan cremated Maul's body and gave him a proper funeral. It shows how deeply good of a person Obi-Wan is, that in spite of all the pain Maul had caused him from Qui-Gon to Satine, he still knew Maul was a victim of circumstance. Damn I love Obi-Wan.
Lmao at the Tusken Raider name. If you play the mobile game Galaxy of Heroes (incredible btw) one of the Tusken characters is actually named “Urrurrrurrr....” lol
ImperialistOpinions that would be pretty neat, and I don't see why they can't make that, or KOTOR canon in some way, shape ot form, especially as we nearly got Darth Revan in The Clone Wars. Tbh I want some more Jedi vs. Sith Old Republic stuff in the new canon.
Star Wars Explained the stormtrooper armor has been shown to work in rebels. Many of the stormtroopers shot are writhing on the floor unconscious. Also when Ezra freed himself in stealth strike, he deflected a shot back at a stormtrooper. He is then shown sitting in the cell next to the two other captured stormtroopers. Rubbing his head as if he was knocked out.
My theory is that 75% of stormtroopers shot on-screen survive, or at least until they’re eaten by Ewoks or the Death Star they’re on explodes. The other 25% are those shot at point-blank range (like the one Leia hit on the Tantive IV) and those who fall down some sort of deep pit, like the one to let out a Wilhelm scream in ANH. And the ones hit by Chewie’s bowcaster, because that thing’s freaking overpowered.
I thought a canon book or encyclopedia of some kind stated that the blaster bolts were still strong enough to knock troopers out. In rebels, you can even see some stormtroopers still breathing after they’ve been shot. Makes sense since a majority of the time they’re shot, the armor seems unfazed or just has a small scorch mark. Rarely does it penetrate the armor
I'd love to see a sequel to "From a Certain Point of View", for the 40th anniversary of Empire Strikes back, and.... maybe one for the coming 20th anniversary of The Phantom Menace? ...maybe?
A lot of these were already in legends or canon, but I like that they were in the book, because it makes those facts or points of interest more well known.
Well, we always thought that stormtroopers are killed, but in Rebels Season 1, Tarkin made note that whenever the Specters did anything there were no casualties. So, the armor might very well diffuse some of the punch from blasterfire unless it punches clear through and into the body.
With regards to the stormtrooper armor, that's also in S1 of Rebels, where it is mentioned to Tarkin when he arrives that none of the troopers shot by the main characters have actually died. I believe it is also brought up in Inferno Squad.
If I remember correctly, stormtrooper armor was only tough enough to protect against glancing and indirect blaster shots. Direct hits would still punch through it no problem.
I've got both copies (digital and Audible) and love them both. Great to find out what some of the background characters and main charaters went through during Episode IV. Hope they do one for the rest of the Saga.
i theorized that the battle of scarif, was the reason the Imperial Senate was dismantled, witch makes sense that when leia was captured by vader she would attempt to lie to him by saying "I'm on a diplomatic mission for the Imperial Senate." vader already new that was a line of bs because the emperor would have informed him that Imperial Senate has been dismantled
I was wondering if there's anything in Star Wars canon confirming my thought (side from info in Star Wars Super Graphic). In Rogue One, Chirrut says the strongest stars have hearts of kyber. In The Force Awakens, it appears to me that Starkiller Base turns into a star/sun when it implodes. Could it be that this can confirm it was planet Ilum? With the base absorbing the sun, rather then just imploding, it turned into a star because of the kyber in the planet?
You know I'm a little surprised by Tosh for not knowing who Vader is. the same with Ezra and Kanan in the season two premiere of Rebels. you think since Vader is the Emperor's right-hand man, Vader's name would be sorta kinda like household name in the Empire
When you said that storm trooper armor does not block blaster shots, go watch rebels. In some scenes where storm troopers get shot, you can see that they still move a little bit after they get shot, that shows that they usually get knocked unconscious once their shot.
In Legends, the stormtrooper that Leia killed and the stormtrooper that stunned her were clone troopers and in Canon, The stormtrooper who bangs his head became a First Order officer named Wanten and he was killed when Starkiller Base exploded and in Legends, he was yet another Clone of Jango Fett (he was also the same stormtrooper that Obi-Wan pulled a mine trick on)
Glad to see the fun facts about From a Certain Point of View being showcased here. The book is surely increasing people's excitement and looking forward to amping up my knowledge of the Original Trilogy through it about characters, places, and events in ANH. I am really impressed. Love the fun fact and connection concerning Miara Larte from the Ahsoka novel. It's my most favorite Canon novel, nice to know what happened after the uprising on Raada. However, what happened to Kaeden Larte??? Anyway, great video about 50 Facts chronicling From A Certain Point of View. This has prepared me for what I'm about to spectacularly read. Readers are leaders--and happy fall to the anniversary of ANH! #Cheers 🙂👍📚☄🍁🍂🍊
I understand that they’re trying to connect as many stories as possible but the one thing I find really hard to grasp is that Yoda’s blanket was a piece of Qui-Gon’s cloak. All I can say is how?
Maybe he kept it out of guilt? The council refused to send send aid to Naboo after jinn asked for it. If they had send help maybe the clone wars and order 66 could have been avoided. Not mention he could have seen yoda as a grandson type since dooku was his former apprentice and jinns dookus apprentice. Sort of how dooku felt about obi wan.
Matthew Ruch The Motti story is ruined because the names of the other members of the high command are mostly wrong Let's not forget TK421 was having a affair with a high up officer on the Death Star who is obviously supposed to be Tarkin then theirs the force sensitive diagnoga that sees itself as a female gender while others are male or gender neutral Oh cmon lol It's not canon it can't be too many conflicting stories even in the novel lol
The diffused blaster shots would injure and often render a soldier unconscious and/or temporarily paralyzed. This is why they go down in one hit and don't come up.
So 12 ships per squadron? for USAF it is typically 12 to 24. Interesting. I got thinking about this after seeing some background shots of Acabar in ROTJ where there were lots of rebel fighters. Made me wonder what the makeup of these groups are.
Any idea what happens to Hobbie between Rebels and Empire strikes back? I assumed he would have been on Yavin considering we've seen other members of Phoenix cell there
I meant pre-Hoth. We see him in in Rebels with Phoenix squad but then as far as I'm aware he doesn't appear with the Rebellion again until Hoth. But I didn't actually realise that he died there! Will have to look into that!
I'm pretty sure it's "tan-tive" iv. Not sure where "tantavive" came about, but I've heard it pronounced that way in a buncha audio books too...got me going 😬😬
you mentioned that Obi Wan sees Luke in the future, but fail to mention he also sees Han Falling (after Kylo kills him) sees Kylo himself and Leia mourning the death of Han.
"Oh, Beru, it's that time of the year again. The damn old man from the north made some toys for Luke!"
Anakin Skyobiliviator He’s Luke Santa Claus!
Excited to get into this.
edit: Obi-Wan making toys for Luke at Shmi's grave is so nice. Damn I love that character.
RedTeamReview carmine gtfo what u doing here
Hello there, Carmine!
Obi-Wan standalone: Santa Claus on Tatooine
RedTeamReview Hey! Still think even now Chad summer child= emergency what's his face. Especially if the high septon annulled it.
Hey Cockmine
Glad we found out what happened to Maul's body ultimately. And it's also interesting because a funeral pyre I think was seen as the "honourable" way to dispose of a body according to the Jedi so Obi-Wan giving Maul that honour is telling.
Avengerr I think it’s a great judge of Obi Wan’s character at that point that he gives the same respectful burial to both his master and the one who killed him
Avengerr That's the same thing Luke did to Anakin's body in Return of the Jedi.
In the end, after everything he had learned through experience and about Maul, Obi-Wan forgave him. He arrived at the conclusion that Maul was a tortured soul. That despite everything Obi-Wan had gone through, all of the pain Maul had inflicted upon him, Maul might've had it far, far worse. Treating his corpse with honor and ensuring his dying wish was fulfilled (in a way, revenge is not the Jedi way) was the right thing to do, from a certain point of view.
Obi-Wan making toys for Luke....*sniff* Is he just THE GREATEST character ever in Starwars history?
Racer Lex oof
BEN Kenobi is an awesome character. Obi Wan from the prequels doesn't learned nothing, doesn't failed and he is just the same character. Of course, he is wonderfully played by Ewan, and he made a lot of good jokes, but as a character, Obi from the prequels isn't the best character ever
@@o...o4144
doesn't fail? his former apprentice fell to the darkside which he is partly responsible for. how is that not failing? one of his lines is literally "I have FAILED you" not to mention he couldn't save his master from being killed. He fails to defeat dooku in both episode 2 and 3 as well. he defiantly fails.
Two Words. Captain Cardinal.
Oh captain Antllies' children had a bright future, a very very bright future.
ISOV lol
As bright as a large explosion.
😂...lol
Too soon, too soon
With a tint of green
Theory: Obi-Wan was the hooded trader the green kyber crystal was stolen for by the tusken raider. It is the green crystal that Luke will use to make his light saber in ROTJ
Sean Baran nice
Nope. It's Asharad Hett.
That’s what I was thinking
Corvus Blanc I want it to be asharad hett so bad.
You were wrong
Haha! Yes! My theory about Stormtrooper armor has proven true! I always figured Stormtrooper armor spread out a blaster shot across the body so that it wouldn't kill, but most blasters would still be strong enough to render that Stormtrooper unconscious. This would explain why, in Rebels, many Stormtroopers got shot by the main cast in Seasons 1&2, but it was often noted that there were "no casualties" and if you pay attention to the bodies after they get shot, they're often still moving slightly.
That's really sad that Raymus Antilles's daughter was on Alderaan. Also, I find it interestin g that Yoda used Qui-Gon's cloak as a blanket
Sheev Talks that was kinda disturbing
Oh, It's you!
How did yoda get his clothes? Ben collects it and gives to council? Is that the norm for Jedi?
I love that Obi-Wan cremated Maul's body and gave him a proper funeral. It shows how deeply good of a person Obi-Wan is, that in spite of all the pain Maul had caused him from Qui-Gon to Satine, he still knew Maul was a victim of circumstance. Damn I love Obi-Wan.
John McKenna Obi-Wan is one of my favorite Star Wars characters
So the hut we saw in Empire was the DRY season hut? Could have fooled me lol
And it was pouring rain....maybe the "dry" season means it doesn't rain all the time.
Lmao at the Tusken Raider name. If you play the mobile game Galaxy of Heroes (incredible btw) one of the Tusken characters is actually named “Urrurrrurrr....” lol
Clifford Rowan i still think his name is urrurrrurrr
Hahahahaha! :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
Here is what I have to say: urrurururruurururururrurururururrrurururrur. Ururur? URURUR!
GoH is actually pretty fun, and it's one of the few outlets of old EU content, but damn does it stink of EA.
Alex: "Urr, urr urr urr urr."
LOL!!! XD!
CloneTrooperDogma 😂😂😂
actually, urrr urrrr urrurrur.
I died at that part 😂
TheCommando626 Lol. 😆😆
Clone Trooper Dogma Don’t do it Dogma..
2:18
i still prefer the urr urr urrurrurr name
4:02
that makes me feel a bit bad for killing him so many times in LEGO Star Wars
super jedi player for the 2nd paragraph, me too a little
0:44 this scene is more sadder now when we know that he has a family
Victor Peterson yes
The Boba story makes me happy because he was like how he was in Robot Chicken.
I initially heard Hutt not hut, two Hutts with Yoda? Lol.
how to hide from the empire:
take a hutt with you, the empire will stay away
If you need a good laugh, loop 2:17 - 2:19
UrUrUrurur x 7
In the clone wars Greedo had a twi'lek girlfriend, I'm pretty sure that this is the woman that he is talking about
ARC Trooper Fives
and apparently Han thought the same thing
No, her name was Trella Bare'Ah
ΝΙΚΟΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ Uncelta was a human female
That was mot his girlfriend that was a hooker
SO MANY PEOPLE have been saying that the Qui-Gon force ghost in Kenobi breaks canon but this book actually confirms that it makes perfect sense.
Aphra on Dantooine? Now that sounds interesting. Wish they would make a connection between the old Rebel base and the old Jedi academy
ImperialistOpinions that would be pretty neat, and I don't see why they can't make that, or KOTOR canon in some way, shape ot form, especially as we nearly got Darth Revan in The Clone Wars.
Tbh I want some more Jedi vs. Sith Old Republic stuff in the new canon.
She did sound interesting when I read about her adventure on Dantooine. Where do I find her original story?
Compucles Aphra is an important character in the Darth Vader comic running from 2015-2016 and has her own on-going comic series
I always get so excited when I see you have uploaded a video like this one!
Star Wars Explained the stormtrooper armor has been shown to work in rebels. Many of the stormtroopers shot are writhing on the floor unconscious. Also when Ezra freed himself in stealth strike, he deflected a shot back at a stormtrooper. He is then shown sitting in the cell next to the two other captured stormtroopers. Rubbing his head as if he was knocked out.
My theory is that 75% of stormtroopers shot on-screen survive, or at least until they’re eaten by Ewoks or the Death Star they’re on explodes. The other 25% are those shot at point-blank range (like the one Leia hit on the Tantive IV) and those who fall down some sort of deep pit, like the one to let out a Wilhelm scream in ANH. And the ones hit by Chewie’s bowcaster, because that thing’s freaking overpowered.
I thought a canon book or encyclopedia of some kind stated that the blaster bolts were still strong enough to knock troopers out. In rebels, you can even see some stormtroopers still breathing after they’ve been shot. Makes sense since a majority of the time they’re shot, the armor seems unfazed or just has a small scorch mark. Rarely does it penetrate the armor
I'd love to see a sequel to "From a Certain Point of View", for the 40th anniversary of Empire Strikes back, and.... maybe one for the coming 20th anniversary of The Phantom Menace? ...maybe?
Please to more of these!! These quick little lore tidbits are so small and minor yet add so much!!
#QuigonJinnForceGhostForTheLastJedi
#Heisntintherebutyodais
Mwa Mwa Mwaaaaa He isnt
Sadly, no, although I do applaud the return of puppet Yoda.
A lot of these were already in legends or canon, but I like that they were in the book, because it makes those facts or points of interest more well known.
Porkins was also nicknamed Piggy in Marvel adaptation of Star Wars a new hope WHICH HAS ALWAYS BEEN CANON!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well, we always thought that stormtroopers are killed, but in Rebels Season 1, Tarkin made note that whenever the Specters did anything there were no casualties. So, the armor might very well diffuse some of the punch from blasterfire unless it punches clear through and into the body.
These videos are always so well done and thorough. Love coming back to them once I catch up on all the book. Keep up the good work!
I want to read it so badly!
With regards to the stormtrooper armor, that's also in S1 of Rebels, where it is mentioned to Tarkin when he arrives that none of the troopers shot by the main characters have actually died. I believe it is also brought up in Inferno Squad.
I'd like too Qui Gon Jinn come back
The IV after Tantive isn't another syllable for the name of the ship, that's the 4 in roman numerals...
Retconned Yep, but Pablo confirmed that the Tantive itself is read as Tanti-vee four
@@thescauldron8436 Yikes! I always read it as "Tántiff"
4:40 I hope that's Nova Sthil. You said he was force sensitive in your Death Star briefing room video.
24601!!!!! I didn't realize Jean Valjean was a stormtrooper.
URoRRuR'R'R has got to be the most elegant name in the Star Wars universe.
I have the book too. Extremely interesting. I actually have it right by my side right now.
Jon Hamm as Boba Fett?! That's awesome!
If I remember correctly, stormtrooper armor was only tough enough to protect against glancing and indirect blaster shots. Direct hits would still punch through it no problem.
I've got both copies (digital and Audible) and love them both. Great to find out what some of the background characters and main charaters went through during Episode IV. Hope they do one for the rest of the Saga.
0:11 - How is the title of this not "Don't worry everyone, Griffin did a real good Star Wars, y'all can chill now."?
The fact tht obi wan made toys for luke just tugs at the heart strings, awwe :,)
Thanks, really interesting! Especially Yoda info.
i theorized that the battle of scarif, was the reason the Imperial Senate was dismantled, witch makes sense that when leia was captured by vader she would attempt to lie to him by saying "I'm on a diplomatic mission for the Imperial Senate." vader already new that was a line of bs because the emperor would have informed him that Imperial Senate has been dismantled
Dude... It's such a great book made me smile intrigued cry...
I like how they referenced that Wedge had experience in an A-Wing and had a glowing recommendation from General Syndulla.
Kudos to Star Wars' explained for being the only star wars channel to make an actual video today instead of summarizing yesterday's Darth Vader comic.
I was wondering if there's anything in Star Wars canon confirming my thought (side from info in Star Wars Super Graphic).
In Rogue One, Chirrut says the strongest stars have hearts of kyber. In The Force Awakens, it appears to me that Starkiller Base turns into a star/sun when it implodes. Could it be that this can confirm it was planet Ilum? With the base absorbing the sun, rather then just imploding, it turned into a star because of the kyber in the planet?
Well done in the video and clips were beautiful . MtfbwU always.👍
1:18 “he said set for stun he wasn’t going to hurt you” - Gary
Also, they have an in universe reason for why that stormtrooper hits his head on the door in the hallway. It was brilliant!
Can you do a video on some of the contradictions in the book and how you reconcile them or is it not substantial enough?
I absolutely love this book
Maul deserved to be so honored. #MoneyForMaul
6:08 That fact surprised me so much that I choked on my saliva....
You know I'm a little surprised by Tosh for not knowing who Vader is. the same with Ezra and Kanan in the season two premiere of Rebels. you think since Vader is the Emperor's right-hand man, Vader's name would be sorta kinda like household name in the Empire
When you said that storm trooper armor does not block blaster shots, go watch rebels. In some scenes where storm troopers get shot, you can see that they still move a little bit after they get shot, that shows that they usually get knocked unconscious once their shot.
00:36 Antillies is a Commodore. According to his rank insignia
In Legends, the stormtrooper that Leia killed and the stormtrooper that stunned her were clone troopers and in Canon,
The stormtrooper who bangs his head became a First Order officer named Wanten and he was killed when Starkiller Base exploded and in Legends, he was yet another Clone of Jango Fett (he was also the same stormtrooper that Obi-Wan pulled a mine trick on)
Great analysis.
We need a volume 2 of this book for The Empire Strikes Back. Who's with me?
Glad to see the fun facts about From a Certain Point of View being showcased here. The book is surely increasing people's excitement and looking forward to amping up my knowledge of the Original Trilogy through it about characters, places, and events in ANH. I am really impressed.
Love the fun fact and connection concerning Miara Larte from the Ahsoka novel. It's my most favorite Canon novel, nice to know what happened after the uprising on Raada. However, what happened to Kaeden Larte???
Anyway, great video about 50 Facts chronicling From A Certain Point of View. This has prepared me for what I'm about to spectacularly read. Readers are leaders--and happy fall to the anniversary of ANH! #Cheers 🙂👍📚☄🍁🍂🍊
Wonder where those pilot's who survived scarif were during the Rebel Briefing on Yavin 4 on the Death Star.
1:35 A'sharad Hett. That's all I'm gonna say.
When you said that Tusken raider's name, I couldn't help myself and I laughed out loud
I understand that they’re trying to connect as many stories as possible but the one thing I find really hard to grasp is that Yoda’s blanket was a piece of Qui-Gon’s cloak. All I can say is how?
Maybe he kept it out of guilt? The council refused to send send aid to Naboo after jinn asked for it. If they had send help maybe the clone wars and order 66 could have been avoided. Not mention he could have seen yoda as a grandson type since dooku was his former apprentice and jinns dookus apprentice. Sort of how dooku felt about obi wan.
Matthew Ruch The Motti story is ruined because the names of the other members of the high command are mostly wrong Let's not forget TK421 was having a affair with a high up officer on the Death Star who is obviously supposed to be Tarkin then theirs the force sensitive diagnoga that sees itself as a female gender while others are male or gender neutral Oh cmon lol It's not canon it can't be too many conflicting stories even in the novel lol
I have been reading it and it's great
This book is great !!!
don't forget the reference to anakin's slaughter of tusken raiders in attack of the clones!
Neil Patrick Harris reading a Star Wars audiobook? After I have listined to that I can die in peace!
2:18
Nice Video :)
The stormtrooper armor thing worked in Rogue One when Chirrut kicked there but
8:00 And it’s probably the Star Wars version of the dark web🤣🤣😨
The diffused blaster shots would injure and often render a soldier unconscious and/or temporarily paralyzed. This is why they go down in one hit and don't come up.
Can you do a video about slave 1 in the Star Wars battlefront II takodana map
So 12 ships per squadron? for USAF it is typically 12 to 24. Interesting. I got thinking about this after seeing some background shots of Acabar in ROTJ where there were lots of rebel fighters. Made me wonder what the makeup of these groups are.
It would be interesting to know what happened to Ryland from the Laina story.
If Ahsoka was at the medal ceremony wouldn't she have met Luke and wouldn't she have heard he was a Jedi in training
1:20 It actually does help, but when it does the soldier is still stunned 😳 or incapacitated.
Maybe the twins on tattooine are Bink and Tavia from the scoundrels book?
Qui-Gon can eventually be a visible force ghost, I am at peace now :)
Any idea what happens to Hobbie between Rebels and Empire strikes back? I assumed he would have been on Yavin considering we've seen other members of Phoenix cell there
I meant pre-Hoth. We see him in in Rebels with Phoenix squad but then as far as I'm aware he doesn't appear with the Rebellion again until Hoth. But I didn't actually realise that he died there! Will have to look into that!
Awesome! Thanks for the info
I don't know, but I was pleasantly surprised to see Wes Janson mentioned as one of the grounded pilots at Yavin.
Will you make more videos on this book
1:32 at least he/it wasnt a jedi......
of course he was. he was the last known jedi council member that survived order 66 to fight with the rebellion.
Muftak thought Luke was a girl. Tarkin had an affair with a storm trooper. Palpatine wrote a rhyming poem about Obi Wan's death.
Ben is basically Santa for Luke
From a Certain Point of View Volume 2: The Empire Strikes Back. Coming 2020
Who's with me?
I'm pretty sure it's "tan-tive" iv. Not sure where "tantavive" came about, but I've heard it pronounced that way in a buncha audio books too...got me going 😬😬
Isn't TK-4061 the guy who sells out Iden?
Do you think we'll get another certain pov book for empire's 40th anniversary?
you mentioned that Obi Wan sees Luke in the future, but fail to mention he also sees Han Falling (after Kylo kills him) sees Kylo himself and Leia mourning the death of Han.
Oliver Vazquez yeah he saw the events of The Force Awakens
3:57
Oh now I feel bad for killing him in the Complete Saga
Mustache Squadron! 😂
SO it seems like a big purpose of this book is to bring things that were in legends, into cannon. That and resolve the two Wedge issue.
Why didn't Qui-Gon disappear? Did he become one with the force after his death?
Well, perhaps Obi-Wan seeing future Luke is a hint that we'll see Ghost Kenobi in TLJ
How does one communicate with smells? LOL!
In legends the stormtrooper who stunned Leia is a former Clone Trooper according to Wookieepedia.
But in canon no. The clone were dismessed