A Clone remembers the Rise of the Empire
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Rise and fall.
Jedi order:Fall back
Wasn’t expecting to see you here.
Victory and Death
And the raise again
Padme: "So this is how liberty dies... with a thunderous applause."
"I'm afraid so, when you've been around the block as long as I have, you know that at the end of the day a philosopher named Hobbes is close to the core of the human, and sapient, condition and frighteningly spot on when you get onto the macro-level. It also ensures that UNLIMITED democracy always fails as it plants the seeds of its own destruction. What the people want and what the state needs tend to be contradictory at best. It is best to ensure that those who have voting power KNOW the power they wield and the consequences they wrought. Now we've got a new threat to dismantle, and it is partially YOUR fault..." - SolForce SAD Agent 'Kallas' to Padme after the declaration of the Galactic Empire
I love Morrison's voice for the Clones, fits perfectly
Well, he DID originally voice them in the films...
Very warrier-like Pacific Islander voice.
Dee Bradley Baker fits better.
@@backtothefutureman1 both are great, I'd love to hear Baker do this monologue!
@@dustinakadustin maybe he will for a fan one day
Every
Single
Jedi...
Including your friend - Obi-Wan Kenobi...
Is now an enemy of the Republic.
501st: We kill the Jedi's sir.
Darth Vader: Yes, I go to the younglings
501st: Sir, yes Sir? 0_0
Luke Skywalker: Your overconfident is your weakness
I love that this speech still works with the chip. You rock, Filoni.
But it doesn’t
What does filoni have to do with this
@@lgiver5148 the clones all knew what order 66 was, but it was presented as a fail safe for rogue jedi like Pong Krell. Only the Commanders and Captains got the order directly from the chancellor.
@@lgiver5148 "The mission... The nightmares... They're finally over." -Fives
This quote implies that all clones have some subconscious knowledge of Order 66. The only reason it wasn't actively known is because the clones didn't want to face it. These were treasonous thoughts of the highest order. Many of the clones also didn't want to face the truth that they would have to betray their fellow soldiers. All clones knew to kill Jedi, they just couldn't or wouldn't face it.
Good Soldiers........ *Follow orders.*
no inhibitor chip mind control needed
But this was a lie...
Great Soldiers........ Do What Is Right.
@@fabianrocha9924 the Inhibitor Chip controls the mind
@@fabianrocha9924 good soldiers follows order
The fact that the 2006 Order 66 was something the clones always knew was going to happen is so much more sinister than being compelled by inhibitor chips.
But it makes less sense. The bound between clones and the Jedi would have prevented many clones from carrying out the order.
The cannon reason makes more sense than the legends reason.
@@fivemagics18 how though? Clones arent just humans. They were on Kamino for 90% of their lives, as Jango himself once said:
-They either grow up loyal, or dont grow up at all.
Not to mention that regular clones (so about 98% of GAR) were genetically enchanced to be less independent and more obedient to their masters, no friendship or attachments were made with their generals either because they've swapped each other so fast, or because their generals were treating clones just like meat droids and expandable cannon fodder and knew little to no tactics, very rare jedi knew how to command on battlefield like General Kota who was General and only then master jedi, and he didnt even trusted clone army and got his own militia. Kind generals were also rare, at the point of Kenobi and kind of Anakin being an exception to the rule. Very few clones had friends among Generals, not to mention the fact that entire regiment just couldnt attach to one person that deep that they would resist years of teachings and republic propoganda, not to mention that if they desert and betray the Chancellor like that, they will be eliminated by their own brothers or even Covert Ops clones.
The story of battlefront 2 2006 was awesome
Its rare that a rushed story is good yea it was awesome
It was basically the story of the movies
I have it but never played it
@@superentertainment9658 wtf why not??
Going buy that soon
Now that temura Morrison is back as boba and possibly rex I hope they talk about this. Talk about how quiet the fall of coruscant was and the change to the empire. Would be quite the callback
Captain fordo: It’s not your fault good soldiers fallow orders
Arc trooper: Then why dose it feel like we betrayed them
If you tell yourself something long enough and strong enough, you start to believe it. Its what we tend to do when the reality of a situation is unbearable.
How many Clones had to say to themselves, every day 'I'm not a traitor, they were, they were never my friends, they betrayed us, I'm not a traitor, I'm *NOT* '
@@ThespianPrince13 how about those clones who fought outside of Coruscant? They knew nothing about the Jedi attack and suddendly they were ordered to kill their own Jedi generals, which had not done anything bad against Palpatine?
@@rikuvakevainen6157 *there are no innocents among the jedi*
"I hesitated for a moment when I received Order 66 because the last thing I expected was a Jedi coup. Did I feel betrayed? You bet I did. I thought of all my men who died under Ki-Adi-Mundi's command, and if I'd known then that he and his buddies were gearing up to do the Separatists' work for them and overthrow the government, I'd have shot him as a traitor a lot earlier. He betrayed the trust of every one of us." - Clone Trooper Commander CC-1138 "Bacara"
"Would it have been too much to ask for the order to have come through _before_ I gave him back the bloody lightsaber?" - Clone Trooper Commander CC-2224 "Cody"
"And Order Sixty-Six…we followed it-I followed it-as if under some kind of spell…as if I had no will of my own. No memories of the battles we had fought together. Not for *one second* did it occur to me to even *question* the Emperor's command!"
"Because when soldiers question orders, people die!"
*"People died anyway!* Master Billaba died at *my hands!"* - Clone Troopers Commander CC-10/994 "Grey" and Captain "Styles"
"I was here on Coruscant. Did my part-all the clones did. Shut those Jedi agitators down cold." - Clone Shock Trooper Commander CC-1010 "Fox"
"I was concerned we'd end up as glorified policemen. It's good to have a mission." - Clone Trooper Commander "Vill"
"We'll accept execution for our actions, but not from some lapdog of the Emperor." - Clone Commando Captain "Climber"(Who didnt execute Order 66)
@@rikuvakevainen6157the code words activated inside every clone once all the commanders sent the words out to their soldiers, in every scene you see at least one clone receiving Sidious’ message before closing the hologram. For the ones that didn’t get it, they most likely heard it in their helmets somehow.
Find him. Fives, find him.
"I have brought peace. Freedom. Justice & security 2 my new empire!"
_Your_ new Empire?!
Don't make me kill you
@@TheWarmachine375 Vince my allegiance is to the Republic to *DEMOCRACY!*
@@fabianrocha9924 if you’re not with me, then you’re my enemy!!
@@quandaledingle6949 only a Sith deals in absolute, I will do what I must. *(Grabs Lightsaber from hilt and gets into fighting position)*
It seems like order 66 is something we never heared of when we watched the last season of the. Clone wars
What an absolute shame that the newest battlefront's story is nothing special at all and really dull. I was lucky to grow up with the original BF2, I was endlessly replaying that campaign over and over.
An excellent rendition of the theme. The imperial march sounded sad.
check out Samuel Kim's channel. His interpretations kick ass
@@captainkittnrole I'll check it out!
"Did we have any doubts? Any private, traitorous thoughts? Perhaps. But no one said a word."
I know a lot of people who were fans of the EU don't like the idea of the inhibitor chips but I for one think this line becomes all the more chilling when you add that idea in.
"But no one said a word"
As if in a trance, the clones *could not* disobey their orders. They had become like mindless slaves. Unwilling servants of the empire. Even if they thought that what they were doing was wrong, they couldn't fight the control over them. For that brief moment of time, they had become like the droids they once fought.
It's like poetry, it rhymes.
It’s great to hear Temueras voice, and now we will hear it again.
I prefer the change that the clones weren’t willing participants in order 66.
All my Brothers...Fives, Hevy, Hardcase,Thorn, Waxxer...died. and for what!? For this one Plan...
Yes, my Commander...
I’m sorry Sir It’s time for you to leave
And so it is
"Get him!"
Yells*
Stop!
@SCP 096 (Sergeant CC-0000/1010 "Fox")
Truly amazing you have captured exactly what it means to fight in a war for the Dark Side.....
Is this dialogue from the 2005 battlefront 2?
Yeah!
@@granalmirantethrawn2972 thought it sounded familiar, thanks
They should make a movie about clones perspectives of undergoing order 66 and some of them maybe having traitorous thoughts. Idk just something cool like that
I was sad during this part. It was hard to play this part the second time
This is amazing, all the feels are too much to comprehend!
"Your in direct violation of ORDER 66"
The way it is edited so good. Nicely done
This is Master Obi wan Kenobi I regret to inform you that both our Jedi order and the republic...have fallen! Obi Wan’s message in the holocron in Jedi fallen order
I wish they remake this with Appo.
Battle of the heroes is playing In. Y head when I heard the song
Beautiful.
I loved this game so much.
Now I want to go replay it.
Awesome edit. Well done!
Find him, find him... Fives, find hin FIVES....
Goosebumps.
This is general christopher of the UNSC to general kenobi and many survivors of order 66 we are here to fight the Empire of what they did to the republic and the jedi order and help the Rebel alliance to restore the republic.
For centuries, coursant stood as a beacon of hope in the Republic. But the Empire came, and with one savage strike, brought Alderaan to her destruction Now, time is running out as few are left to face the enemy. For those that remain, there is but one choice. We must fight-to victory, or death-for the Republic! and the rebel alliance […] While the sacrifices are heavy, we fight knowing that a single spark of courage can ignite the fires of hope, and restore peace across the galaxy.
I see you used Jace Malcom's speech from SWTOR cinematic. Nice. 😉
@@treopl but changed it slightly to work with the clone wars and civil war
@@ThespianPrince13 Try to make more officers like Thrawn and less like Tarkin, then we talk. I do not tolerate. slavery and alien discrimination. Especially lack of individualilty in the army.
Very nice🥺
This has to be a movie.
Wow Awesome 👏
Thats a very good edut there
Spacemonk u nice with the edits my slime
The stuttering really breaks the immersion, but other than that: quality stuff bro
Dude if there was a movie around this basis, the clones executing the Jedi and the birth of the empire with this as a trailer it would break box office records well done video
Amazing
Not a word...
Got you that 1k like
Even though this audio was made prior to the Inhibitor Chips being canon, I still feel like this line of dialogue could work. As we saw in The Clone Wars, once the chips were activated, the Clones forgo all previous relationships and bonds they had with the Jedi. The friendships. the loyalty, the sacrifices. All forgotten because of a simple chip. And when the chips were introduced in Season 6, Tup and Fives mention the nightmares they had. On a subconscious level, the Clones knew what was about to happen. That Palpatine would order them to execute Order 66 and eradicate the Jedi from treason. And the worst part is? They couldn't do anything to stop it. They knew it would happen, but something prevented them from warning the Jedi. And when it did happen, the chips override the Clones and turned them into organic droids, loyal only to Palpatine.
"It was a silent trip. We all knew what was about to happen. What we were about to do. Did we have any doubts? Any private traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant. Not when Order 66 came down. And not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word."
Even without the chips, it's clear that the Clones felt uneasy about what they were about to do. Which makes it even more tragic. Even when this clone talks about how the Empire will bring peace to the galaxy now that the traitorous Jedi are gone, with the context of the current canon, this could be the chip talking, not the clone. The chips make it seem like the Clones chose to execute Order 66 willingly. But, we know that's not the case. And, even they know it's not the case. Clones like Rex and Wrecker tried to resist the chip, and even when they were controlled, they didn't want to go through with their orders, but had no choice. That's the scary part. They still witnessed the atrocities they've caused, and they know they can't stop themselves. Their minds are still there, but the chip has taken away their free will, which is even more tragic.
I know some fans see it as a cop out to have the Clones be forced to commit Order 66 rather than doing it willingly, simply so they aren't seen as the bad guys because they have no choice in the matter. But, that's why the chips controlling them works. Palpatine wants total controll over the galaxy. By stripping the Clones of that choice and free will, it's turning them into victims in this conflict, too, just like the Jedi. Tools to be used by Sidious, only to be disposed of after they served their purpose. And though there might be Clones who would've executed Order 66 willingly like Slick or Dogma, Palpatine was not gonna risk it. The Clones grew independent because of the Jedi. They had their own names, identities, unique armor, different hair styles, and even had doubts about the war. Even thought the Kamanoians created them to follow orders without question, they're still human. And "programming" can be evolved.
I love how the animated shows made the Clones feel like individuals who just happened to have the same face, instead of emotionless orgainc droids who follow programming and orders without question. The Clone Wars did what the movies didn't. It humanized the Clones and made them feel like actual characters, not a cool plot device of little relevance. Their bonds with the Jedi made them realize they aren't just disposal, unthinking droids. They're men. They trust them to make the right decisions, especially when the orders they're given are wrong.
And while I love how the animated side showed us Order 66 through the perspective of the Clones, I hope we see it from the live action side, too. Even though The Clone Wars is canon, I'd love to see live action Clones played by Temuera Morrison talked about Order 66 from their perspective. Clones who executed the order, chips who managed to remove their chips, and especially Clones who have dealt with the trauma and heartbreak because of their actions after serving the Empire, and were cast aside like garbage. Maybe a live action Rex in a Disney+ series, or the return of live action Cody. Maybe Wolffe or Gregor prior to their appearances in Rebels. Either way, I hope we get more scenes from Clones who talked about Order 66 from their POV. Maybe even make this line canon somehow. Cause even with the chips, this line fits perfectly in canon.
Jesus bless you, also great scene
It should give a movie in the view of the clones how it was to betray their generals, their friends.
This is awesome because I still believe to this day this scene works with or without the chip knowledge.
“Did we have any doubts. Any private traitorous thoughts. Perhaps but no one said a word.”
Without the chips you see a clone that knew the whole time and now feels guilty. With the chips you see a clone like Rex that didn’t want to do it loved the Jedi but couldn’t stop the chip and worst of all he was forced to endure it all without being able to stop it. Either way you spin this scene it works and I love it.
having grown up with battlefront 2 and republic commando being my biggest exposure to star wars as a kid, the fact that that odd-ball, mediocre-budget, extremely rushed, and canonically replaced video game from 05 has probably made the biggest impact on the lore of the entire expanded universe than any other piece of media, that just scratches the itch on my brain so hard
The era of the sith
God I feel so bad for the Clones they had to Kill the Jedi they were close to like Plo Koon and Aayla Secura
Yah it’s what they were created to do, many Clones would later say it was like a dream or a blur to them as they didn’t know what they were doing
The chip controlled them and reprogrammed them to do the deed and later had to go with the program as they Galaxy fell in with Palpatine told them
It was like they blacked out when they heard Execute Order 66 then they woke up when it was over
Hey man can you tell me the outro theme you use in your clone wars season 7 clip videos? It’s so frickin beautiful and i’ve been trying to search for it everywhere.
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Captain Rex dislikes this video.
Where can i find the Song at the end?
Commander Appo remembers
Honestly, this monologue loses its impact after seeing it under the lense of the Clone Wars show, beacuse the clone makes it sound like they made the choice, rather than having the choice made for them. That they voluntarily had to put aside their feelings for following orders, not that they were forced to follow orders.
I think this monologue still works, since the clones likely still thought they had a choice. Their inhibitor chips made them think that the Jedi were indeed traitors who betrayed them and not the other way around. The clones are unaware that they were forced to betray their Jedi generals, forced to kill the people they had served with for years. From their point of view, executing Order 66 was them just doing their duty.
@@jackhummer8344 Legally it was. The Jedi did try to overthrow the chancellor and GAR Contingency Order 66 states that "In the event of Jedi officers acting against the interests of the Republic, and after receiving specific orders verified as coming directly from the Supreme Commander (Chancellor), GAR commanders will remove those officers by lethal force, and command of the GAR will revert to the Supreme Commander (Chancellor) until a new command structure is established."
It's just before it had the Clones actively make the choice and if they would fall back on their 11+ years of conditioning and brainwashing or if they could "break free" from it and their programming, which some clones did both before and after Order 66. Now in Canon it's just "Chip activated, beep boop kill Jedi".
Shut up 😭
All those 501st members becoming Vadar’s First
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The empire would’ve been OP & unbeatable if they kept the clones & their armor. Palpatine dumb af for that.
Order, yes. But no....not peace. It was never about peace. All that mattered to them.....was power
it is from battelfront 2 2005
Or so we thought
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Which episode?
Rex does.....
Imagine if you and Captain Rex meet and he tells you stories about Anakin before his fall.
Rex is the best clone ever
Where did these words come from? And who has talked it?
Battlefront 2 (2005) story mode. You play as a the clones through the Clone Wars to the rise of the Galactic Empire. It's an awesome story!
Thank you
As for the "And who has talked it?" we dont know exactly but it was a 501st Legion Clone Trooper who fought in the First Battle Of Geonosis served the Empire and retired sometime after the Battle Of Hoth
Do you think the clones had some subconscious idea of WHEN order 66 was to happen? I mean, they had DREAMS about order 66.
Order 66 was not confidential. The Jedi knew about it most likely. And approved of it, thinking an order to eliminate a rouge Jedi council as a good fail safe if the Jedi turned from their ways. No one knew about the chips that would force the clones to obey an illegal use of it.
@RequiemPoete a couple of things. Wookipedia identifies order 66 as a “top secret order.” Also, when fives was conducting his investigation of the chips, and showed his evidence of a normal inhibitor chip and tup’s activated one to Shaak ti, nala se defended the chip by saying it was put in the clones to stop them from becoming aggressive. Why would nala se tell a partial lie if the knowledge of order 66 wasn’t confidential? Also, palpatine states that the “true nature of the chips mustn’t be discovered by the Jedi,” suggesting that the Jedi had no idea about order 66. Now let’s analyze tups killing of master tiplar. After he killed her, nala se and palpatine blamed it on a virus. Why would shaak ti not argue with that if she, being a council member, had knowledge of order 66. It doesn’t add up. I don’t think the Jedi had any idea of the order. Plus, when you think about it, does an order calling all Jedi traitors and making them subject to execution sound like something that would sit well with windu and yoda? Definitely not. Finally, if the Jedi actually had knowledge of the inhibitor chips and the protocols within them, they would have also executed order 65 on the clones.
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Battlefront 2!!!!!!!!
What happened to the clones eventually
In legends they were the first gen Stromtroopers, and eventually more clone templates were created, combined with human recruits, making the Imperial Army and Navy infinite
In Canon, Palpatine quickly phased out the Clones with human recruits, making Stormtroopers entirely human
Some of the remaining clones became Purge Troopers in the Inquisitiors personal army to help hunt Jedi to fulfill Order 66, If any remained they eventually died out over the years as they age twice as fast as humans, and the Empire didn’t order anymore clones
Christopher Sanchez thanks bro
The story for this isnt cannon but i prefer the new explanation anyway.
Is it bad that I know this music more from TikTok than anything else 😂
Let’s face it this isn’t your first time crying here
Who else finds it funny that when I posted my comment there were 66 comments