Man, I can't help but love the few orbital bombardment scenes we get for Star Wars. It serves as a bit of a reminder on how heavy-hitting capital ships are and, by extension, how nerve wracking it would have to be to try and take one down without your own equalizer.
@@marcinmisiek768 Ackbar said to concentrate the entire fleet's fire on the Executor several minutes before that happened. It's shields were likely down at that point. Fr tho, I love the A-Wing and its insanely dedicated pilots.
@@commander1935 thats reinforced when you see a Nebula broadsiding a black hull with blue lights (Executor class design) and when the ship was going down you can see one of ita engine is smoking out
The one on thrawn, he like the rest of yhe empire is a military mindset, so he saw his enemy and was going to crush them but didn't understand that it was going to be a war of suport as the empire believed they could stamp out rebellion and destroy any hope of fighting
@@kodyshaw6991 Not really. That was a scene wherein Thrawn was just outright slaughtering civilians. Saying that he's only doing it because the Rebels refused to surrender doesn't make him less of a monster.
@@kodyshaw6991u sound like an imperial. The empire was already destroying Lothal, as it was doing to hundreds of other worlds, it didn’t care about security or peace it cared about power and control. And the Imperial officers amongst it’s ranks cared more about gaining the emperor’s favor, boosting their careers and exploiting worlds then brining peace to the galaxy.
all in name of peace, justice, and security for the Empire. Rebel sympathizers will be punished accordingly to the amount of support and aid given. Alderaan the financial hub of Rebel activities, Jedha a nice field test on a open almost lifeless planet, Ferrix attacked by would be funeral goers turned angry mob resulting in loss of life and forced to place a harsher form of order.
@@dungeonguy88 I wouldn't say fascism and rutheless but militaristic nonetheless Unlike his peers he's against segretation of non-human spieces and he's not the type who simply mass bombards planets. But he still serves empire which is a dictatorship altough not fully loyal to it unlike chiss ascendency. BUT! It also depends which depiction of thrawn you saw and read. In one of Timothy Zahn's works hes litreally a tragic hero.
@@benfromthesewers1688 In both versions, Thrawn is ultimately throwing in with and ideologically supports the Space Nazis. At the end of the day, neither version of Thrawn took moral exception to the methods of the Empire. The issue he took was that the Empire wielded those methods clumsily and inefficiently. Thrawn is fine with brutalizing, oppressing, and massacring civilians. Just as long as it achieves a goal effectively. Thrawn's an interesting character, but he's still a monster that believes in terrible things.
@@dungeonguy88 The problem with thrwan is that he puts effectivity above morality. So I agree he's capable of doing fucked up stuff in order to achieve most strategical victory. so unlike many other imperials he never does fucked up stuff out of spite, revenge or simply being evil. And the reason why he disagress with segration of other spieces is not really for noble cause but because it limits manpower and workforce. He's embodiment of science without limits limits but in military.
@@dungeonguy88 the only reason he saw fit to side with the Empire is because his people needed allies to fight a galactic level threat that would destroy the galaxy. Thrawn was originally planning to side with the Republic after he witnessed the power of one of their Jedi Knights (Anakin) but after their fall he simply chose to side with the stronger faction. That’s the reason he was so ruthless towards the rebels despite his open minded nature, he needed to stamp out the rebellion quickly before the threat could reach them. He probably knew that to some extent what he was doing was morally wrong but he wanted to sacrifice the few to save the many.
*The rebels* “We don’t kill like the empire, that’s their way” *Also the rebels* *brutally murders and/or blows up nearly every imperial they encounter*
well when the empire actively genocides planets and brutally kills rebels,no wonder.The same as why the soviets killed almost every Nazi they saw.They were furious and eager for vengeance.
The clones in their mind are attempting to creat peace and order. In this season I think it will focus on the clones realising the empires true intents such as what happened to Wilco.
"The empire true intent." Like corrupt officials represent the entire system. Most people fighting for the empire believed in establishing peace and order but politics and messy and in a galaxy full of crime you will obviously have corruption.
0:26 I was really angry they took out the kaminoan rebellion I was really looking forward to it, especially since they led us on by dropping hints left and right that the kaminoans were planning something
@@jeffreypeters2803 Does it matter, I’d rather watch an epic last stand of a desperate dying race fighting to the bitter end against all odds than some stupid orbital bombardment scene
@@Grey11s If they were to do that it would essentially be nuking the canon, at least with a kaminoan clone rebellion they already had the pretext in a video game and it wouldn’t mess with the plot
@@shadow-squid4872 The old Battlefront 2 from 2005 had a level in its campaign mode called the Kamino uprising. The Kaminoans started breeding an army of clones that fought against the Empire. Unfortunately, the Empire (with help from Boba Fett) wiped them out.
@@SithArbiter1157 I know that, that level was awesome. The Kamino Uprising as a concept is really interesting and it’s a shame we didn’t see it in TBB, but we might see some other thing to do with clones rebelling in season 2 hopefully
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@@fl00m31 Yeah I know, I’m not saying the empire didn’t commit war crimes, just that the republic did them to, and frankly someone had to gas those mother fuckers eventually.
Empirial Clone: we are not the enemies. The empire is seeking peace and order through out the galaxy. Also the empire: (destroys very familiar places) Me: Peace, Huh...?
"Peace is a lie. There is only Passion. Through Passion, we gain Strength. Through Strength, we gain Power. Through Power, we gain Victory. Through Victory our chains are Broken. The Force shall let us free."
We don't see it that often but the Empire did provide peace to citizens who they didn't oppress. In the books and legends, it shows people who actually live a decent life under the Empire and see stormtroopers as protectors.
Their lives were good, so long as they didn’t say a bad thing about the empire. They were both beneficiaries of the empires policies, but also deeply vulnerable to its wrath
The Empire really are good people. They reduced all crime and poverty on Alderaan to 0 in a fraction of a second. Most governments could never dream of such an accomplishment.
That's how they keep said peace. For there to truly be peace everything must be controlled by one unit. No factions, no rebellions, no independence. True Peace cannot co exist with freedom. It has to be enforced
It would be an everlasting peace under the benevolent Emperor Palpatine's imperium if a bunch of hypocrite insurgent didn't always poke the hornet's nest, creating discord and chaos also corruption in the realm by themselves.
Empire blows up Alderaan for giving weapons to the rebellion. Every Imperial soldier who still had loyal family on the planet: YOU DID WHAT!?!?!?!!! Operation Cinder Empire: We know your loyal even after the death of the emperor, but we’re going to kill your entire world to inspire fear and even more loyalty to us!!!
I'm not sure bombardment on a populated city would be good on Star wars's version of Social media, but ok... Tarkin doctrine it is. Though I sorta imagine an alternate timeline where Lothal becomes a place like Fellujah (the real life one.) Where, like the US, they send in stormtroopers for Urban fighting.
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Man, I can't help but love the few orbital bombardment scenes we get for Star Wars. It serves as a bit of a reminder on how heavy-hitting capital ships are and, by extension, how nerve wracking it would have to be to try and take one down without your own equalizer.
One well placed A-wing into a ship's bridge seems to be effective.
@@marcinmisiek768 Ackbar said to concentrate the entire fleet's fire on the Executor several minutes before that happened. It's shields were likely down at that point.
Fr tho, I love the A-Wing and its insanely dedicated pilots.
@@commander1935 thats reinforced when you see a Nebula broadsiding a black hull with blue lights (Executor class design) and when the ship was going down you can see one of ita engine is smoking out
„Heavy hitting“ those Lothal explosions are Grenade sized at best, real Turbolasers would have glassed the city within minutes
@@ragesquit5415 I definitely agree with you on that one. I think the Kamino bombardment was a better example than Lothal.
The one on thrawn, he like the rest of yhe empire is a military mindset, so he saw his enemy and was going to crush them but didn't understand that it was going to be a war of suport as the empire believed they could stamp out rebellion and destroy any hope of fighting
that's a lot of words for 'war criminal'
Thrawn gave the Rebels an ultimatum and they refused his offer. Thrawn only did what he promised. The Rebels were the ones in the wrong here.
@@kodyshaw6991 least fascist empire fan
@@kodyshaw6991 Not really.
That was a scene wherein Thrawn was just outright slaughtering civilians. Saying that he's only doing it because the Rebels refused to surrender doesn't make him less of a monster.
@@kodyshaw6991u sound like an imperial.
The empire was already destroying Lothal, as it was doing to hundreds of other worlds, it didn’t care about security or peace it cared about power and control.
And the Imperial officers amongst it’s ranks cared more about gaining the emperor’s favor, boosting their careers and exploiting worlds then brining peace to the galaxy.
Can’t forget about the massacre at Ferrix, the “mining disaster” at Jedha, and the annihilation of Alderaan
Technically the protesters struck first with a pipe bomb before shoot to kill was authorized, the others was Tarkin trying to compensate
Add the Ghorman Incident on top of this too!
Lol I find it funny whenever a planet is ruin, Empire always claimed it as a mining disaster
@@madtitan0825 truly
all in name of peace, justice, and security for the Empire. Rebel sympathizers will be punished accordingly to the amount of support and aid given. Alderaan the financial hub of Rebel activities, Jedha a nice field test on a open almost lifeless planet, Ferrix attacked by would be funeral goers turned angry mob resulting in loss of life and forced to place a harsher form of order.
Thrawn genuinely seeks to establish peace in the galaxy
Through ruthless, brutal fascism, but sure.
@@dungeonguy88 I wouldn't say fascism and rutheless but militaristic nonetheless
Unlike his peers he's against segretation of non-human spieces and he's not the type who simply mass bombards planets.
But he still serves empire which is a dictatorship altough not fully loyal to it unlike chiss ascendency.
BUT! It also depends which depiction of thrawn you saw and read.
In one of Timothy Zahn's works hes litreally a tragic hero.
@@benfromthesewers1688 In both versions, Thrawn is ultimately throwing in with and ideologically supports the Space Nazis.
At the end of the day, neither version of Thrawn took moral exception to the methods of the Empire. The issue he took was that the Empire wielded those methods clumsily and inefficiently.
Thrawn is fine with brutalizing, oppressing, and massacring civilians. Just as long as it achieves a goal effectively.
Thrawn's an interesting character, but he's still a monster that believes in terrible things.
@@dungeonguy88 The problem with thrwan is that he puts effectivity above morality. So I agree he's capable of doing fucked up stuff in order to achieve most strategical victory.
so unlike many other imperials he never does fucked up stuff out of spite, revenge or simply being evil.
And the reason why he disagress with segration of other spieces is not really for noble cause but because it limits manpower and workforce.
He's embodiment of science without limits limits but in military.
@@dungeonguy88 the only reason he saw fit to side with the Empire is because his people needed allies to fight a galactic level threat that would destroy the galaxy. Thrawn was originally planning to side with the Republic after he witnessed the power of one of their Jedi Knights (Anakin) but after their fall he simply chose to side with the stronger faction. That’s the reason he was so ruthless towards the rebels despite his open minded nature, he needed to stamp out the rebellion quickly before the threat could reach them. He probably knew that to some extent what he was doing was morally wrong but he wanted to sacrifice the few to save the many.
Yes.
The enemies of the Empire now know the peace of the grave.
*The rebels*
“We don’t kill like the empire, that’s their way”
*Also the rebels*
*brutally murders and/or blows up nearly every imperial they encounter*
well when the empire actively genocides planets and brutally kills rebels,no wonder.The same as why the soviets killed almost every Nazi they saw.They were furious and eager for vengeance.
They destroyed two planet-size space stations. 😂
@@bennettbush3906 one in self defense
Wait when did they say that? You can’t fight a war without killing people wtf
@@gabrielegenota1480 Rebels we’re always weird to me.
The clones in their mind are attempting to creat peace and order. In this season I think it will focus on the clones realising the empires true intents such as what happened to Wilco.
"The empire true intent."
Like corrupt officials represent the entire system. Most people fighting for the empire believed in establishing peace and order but politics and messy and in a galaxy full of crime you will obviously have corruption.
If that’s not peace, I don’t know what is
It's war crimes
@@maxhidrogo3112 You know what they say: It's not a war crime, if you win the war
If that’s not fair, I don’t know what is
@@stevenf.gonzalez1080 its a war crime, a crime, which get passed by, if you win.
@@maxhidrogo3112
It's not a war crime if it's just peacekeeping and not a war
Thrawn: I love peace. I cherish it with all my heart, and I don’t care how many men women and children I need to kill to achieve it.
Glad to have you back with star wars content!!!
0:26 I was really angry they took out the kaminoan rebellion I was really looking forward to it, especially since they led us on by dropping hints left and right that the kaminoans were planning something
Filoni retconned one of the most awesome battles in SW just to fill his shock value/nostalgia quota in the most cheap way
@@Fulcrox it's not retconning when the canonicity of Battlefront 2 was iffy at best
@@jeffreypeters2803 Does it matter, I’d rather watch an epic last stand of a desperate dying race fighting to the bitter end against all odds than some stupid orbital bombardment scene
they kinda have the option to do a clone rebellion all across the Galaxy.
@@Grey11s If they were to do that it would essentially be nuking the canon, at least with a kaminoan clone rebellion they already had the pretext in a video game and it wouldn’t mess with the plot
"I think you're confusing "peace' with 'quiet'.
-Ultron
Glad to see you back commander can’t wait for more Spectacular videos
Man, they sure aren’t bringing back Battlefront 2s Anti-Troopers.
Indeed.
“Anti-Troopers”? What do you mean?
@@shadow-squid4872 The old Battlefront 2 from 2005 had a level in its campaign mode called the Kamino uprising. The Kaminoans started breeding an army of clones that fought against the Empire. Unfortunately, the Empire (with help from Boba Fett) wiped them out.
@@SithArbiter1157 I know that, that level was awesome. The Kamino Uprising as a concept is really interesting and it’s a shame we didn’t see it in TBB, but we might see some other thing to do with clones rebelling in season 2 hopefully
Based Empire, keeping the peace
Speak softly and carry a big stick
Yeah
You know, that looks pretty peaceful to me. Those people are forever at peace now, thanks to the Empires generous givings of ionised peace.
You cant just have peace by wishing for it. Someone has to enforce it. Never forget that empty streets are technically safe streets.
Yeah, but is it necessary all the time to kill kill entire cities because of one cell of a few dozen.
Yeah there will be no crimes if theres no one to commit the crime!
No they're not. You can't travel throught an empty street because you'll soon find out why It's empty.
But there’s always better ways than harsh enforcement.
That's a fascist's excuse
Evil always masks it's intentions with nice sounding words, ideas, and worst of all "good intentions".
The meaning of peace for the Galactic Empire probably sound a bit similar to Joseph Stalin's quote *“Death solves all problems - no man, no problem."*
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Good soldiers follow orders.
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can't crack a few eggs without making an omelet ~ "the new republic/high republic" always
this video really showed the difference in production quality between rebels and clone wars/bad batch
"Peace? Peace was never an option."
Once more the Sith will rule the galaxy. And we shall have... peace.
"If this is your peace, then I'd prefer chaos!"
*Looks over at the republic’s countless war crimes*
*Looks over Anakins War Crimes Specifically*
Against droids.
@@samalvey8168 separatist leaders were not droids, nor were geonosians.
@@dimitris2936 man the geonosians were gassed by the empire
@@fl00m31 Yeah I know, I’m not saying the empire didn’t commit war crimes, just that the republic did them to, and frankly someone had to gas those mother fuckers eventually.
There's gonna be "peaces" of you around the galaxy-Grand Admiral Thrawn
We on that Bad Batch grind fr.
Empirial Clone: we are not the enemies. The empire is seeking peace and order through out the galaxy.
Also the empire: (destroys very familiar places)
Me: Peace, Huh...?
Can't have peace without law and order. Empire has a weird way of doing it though.
@@bennettbush3906 True
That was so sad when you know what happened to you know who at the end of the second ep 😭
Indeed.
Pour one out.
Wait... Lord Voldemort appeared in this episode?!
@@trilobite2500 💀
Also nuked Serrano just for having been the homeworld of count Dooku
*Serano
@@localvtboy679 fixed
Isn’t it Serrano
@@def3ndr887 ok a fixed it again
@@toptiergaming6900 thanks
“Well you’ve got to start somewhere”
“It’s not about the money, it’s about sending a message”
Well everyone dead no one disturbing Peace
Oh I have been so out of the loop I had no idea thank you dude!
Word. Always bothered me that people are so willing to defend these guys
Making the mother of all omelets here Jack, can’t fret over every egg
Another classic Empire W
“Well you know what they say. Can’t bake a pie without losing a few dozen men”
-Jack Horner, Puss in Boots 2 The Last Wish.
Glory To The Empire!
"Peace is a lie. There is only Passion.
Through Passion, we gain Strength.
Through Strength, we gain Power.
Through Power, we gain Victory.
Through Victory our chains are Broken.
The Force shall let us free."
Sheesh next level peace right there
Well....technically without ennemis you cannot be at war !
Good soldiers follow orders
Good Soldiers Follow Orders
Beautiful touch with the destruction of the Kamino facility, the theme is a mix of order 66’s theme and the bad batch theme
Palpatine did nothing wrong. The Jedi deserved it.
We don't see it that often but the Empire did provide peace to citizens who they didn't oppress. In the books and legends, it shows people who actually live a decent life under the Empire and see stormtroopers as protectors.
all of whom were rich, privileged humans who lived in the Core
Their lives were good, so long as they didn’t say a bad thing about the empire. They were both beneficiaries of the empires policies, but also deeply vulnerable to its wrath
“Peace…. *Was never option* “
There will be peace! In a galaxy of corpses, who will be left to start a fight?
Peace through superior firepower and Intelligence… this Empire tends to lack the later more often than not
if there is no enemy, there is no war
"Peace" through tyranny.
Long live…the Empire.
Just don't be rebels 😎
The Republic and the Empire have their dirt.
I mean they are right, if no one is alive to threaten war, it is peace
“You have to start somewhere”
Director Krennic
I have 4 words: "War....war never changes."
"The methods justify the objective"
Peace comes with a price
Confusing peace with terror
Virgin Rebel: Oh no the Empire didn't give us Freedoms waa waaaa waaaa
Chad Empire enjoyer: hehe planet go BOOM
Ah, the duality of man
this was such a great episode
Well true peace can only be obtained once everyone is dead after all.
"peace is a lie there is only passion..."- the sith code
The Empire really are good people. They reduced all crime and poverty on Alderaan to 0 in a fraction of a second.
Most governments could never dream of such an accomplishment.
When you take things out of context, indeed, they look evil.
Peace by force it is
I believe It is peace for our time
-Neville Chamberlain
When the Czech Republic was annexed by Nazi Germany
empire trying not to be based for 2 seconds
Peace through Superior Firepower.
All the things Thrawn does is to completely and utterly defeat his opponents so peace can last longer.
always wanted to see the star destroyer in clone wars animation style!
Destroying the factories on Kamino is probably one of the dumbest plot decisionsNew Canon. "Filoni is a genius" LOL
How very peaceful indeed
There can be no peace without sacrifice
the Venators bombardment make Thrawn's Star Destroyer look like a pea shooter
Idk, seems like peace and order to me. Long Live the Empire.
"tHe EmPIre wAS RigHT!!"
There's complete peace on alderon now
That's how they keep said peace. For there to truly be peace everything must be controlled by one unit. No factions, no rebellions, no independence. True Peace cannot co exist with freedom. It has to be enforced
FOR THE EMPIRE
All completely justified acts of justice in pursuit of peace throughout the galaxy.
Seems pretty peaceful to me, I don't see the problem here.
There can't be conflict or violence if no one is alive to do it!
It would be an everlasting peace under the benevolent Emperor Palpatine's imperium if a bunch of hypocrite insurgent didn't always poke the hornet's nest, creating discord and chaos also corruption in the realm by themselves.
The empire is trying to secure peace in the galaxy but they can't do that when people resist. So they shall be taught a lesson
Again and again
I will go watch it because
Good soldiers follow orders
You should've added in the purge of Mandilore lmao
Hey, in the Empire's defense, you can't make an omelet with breaking eggs.
Making the mother of all omelettes you can't fret over every egg
Empire blows up Alderaan for giving weapons to the rebellion.
Every Imperial soldier who still had loyal family on the planet: YOU DID WHAT!?!?!?!!!
Operation Cinder
Empire: We know your loyal even after the death of the emperor, but we’re going to kill your entire world to inspire fear and even more loyalty to us!!!
I'm not sure bombardment on a populated city would be good on Star wars's version of Social media, but ok... Tarkin doctrine it is.
Though I sorta imagine an alternate timeline where Lothal becomes a place like Fellujah (the real life one.) Where, like the US, they send in stormtroopers for Urban fighting.
Pov: the us when they say they're going down to the middle east and Africa to give them "peace" and "freedom"
Order yes, Peace no.
Don't forget the death star, or the night of 1000 tears
Glory to the empire!!
"we are not the enemy the empire seeks to establish peace and order throughout the galaxy" as if
Glory to the Empire! Glory to the peace and order across the stars!
Technically they aren't lying. They provide peace and order but only so long as everyone does what they are told.
You see innocents, I see collaborators with galactic terrorists.