Why don't most CLONE TROOPERS look the same? | Star Wars Lore
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- Why do Clone Troopers in The Clone Wars look so different? Why does Rex look different than Fives? Why do some have blond hair? I'll cover that and more on today's special Clone Wars edition of Star Wars Lore!
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"There's not much to look at here sir. We all share the same face."
In the eyes of the force different you are
*Not to me...*
-Plo Koon.
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Always focused on the enemy you are
@@dakotaolivier3609 For inspiration look to yourself and those beside you
Forget about looks, I want to know why that one clone in the cadets episode had a surfer accent and the other in domino squad had an Irish accent
Obviously one cadet met a Kaminoan or Mandalorian surfer and the other met Jacksepticeye. "Top of the morning to you galaxy! My name is JangoSepticEye!"
Some of the accent stuff might be from clones deliberately trying to stand out among the crowd. It is also possible that it is an out-of-universe effect to represent a more subtle difference that makes clone voices distinctive to those who know them. For example, I've always guessed that the members of Delta Squad in the Republic Commando game sound the same in-universe, but very slight differences allow them to tell each other's voices apart. Out-of-universe, this is represented by each clone having a different voice actor, which obviously doesn't make sense otherwise.
@@eggburger5978 I don't think your accent has anything to do with your DNA. If you're ethnically Chinese but you're born in London and grow up in an English environment, you're not going to magically have a Chinese accent through genetics.
Evan Reza Your right I just heard that’s why they had different accents from some friends. They either trained themselves to speak in an accent to make them more like individuals, either that or they were trained by bounty hunters that had different accents.
@@evanreza4712 Your accent will be English yes, but certain parts of your voice are ethnic. Pitch, tone, things like that.
blond hair and blue eyes might have been recessive traits Jango had and some how became active in the cloning process.
Jango's mother had blond hair
Considering they never explain the details of how the clones are born, this could be possible.
some clones appear to be right handed and some are left handed? This is best seen when in Revenge of the Jedi when Senator Organa arrives at the Jedi Temple and is shot at
@@dragonweyr44 good eye!
I think it would make sense too if the Kaminoans were to give subtle variations to the otherwise exact clones, such as hair color, eye color, etc. to give them a sense of individualism. They were encouraged to develop their own personality and sense of style, likely to give them that individual comfort and the feeling that they were in fact their own person, and I think it follows that a few cosmetic tweaks in the sample DNA would only serve to improve that effect.
Only the Alpha Arch Troopers were close to "Pure Jango" as far as Troopers. The normal clone troopers later on in the war did have differences in the genetics to be sure.
Joseph Eastham the alpha arc troops weren’t the only ones the nulls arc troopers were also almost like jango’s mannerisms.
Even the regular clone troopers from the first batches were modified because they had been built to grow up faster and be better team players compared to the original who was a bit of a loner. ...Honestly it seems to me that the idea of using a lone bounty hunter as the template for an army wasn't well thought out and starting from finding a soldier (even a mercenary) who already was good at serving as a part of a larger unit would have been a better fit. But the point is that the clones were modified not only in bodies growing differently than normal humans but also they had gone through behavioural changes and since it is plausible that this programming of their minds would also have minor differences in individuals simply because of the scale, there never was a chance of making them all identical even if they tried. Too many factors and too many clones to avoid 0,01% chances of piling up.
@@Asko83 While the clones were modified to be less independent, this seems like a natural safety protocol than anything else. Jango Fett did fight along the True Mandalorians, so team corporation is definitely within Jango's capabilities. The problem would be if too many clones were independent it would make their behavior less predictable and more likely for mutiny. Granted the clone army was never made because of their obedience in the first place, rather due to Jango's ability to kill a Jedi, having Clones and Jedi close when order 66 came ensured the Jedi purge.
@@nightwing2032 i can't believe i forgot the nulls!
@@josepheastham9717 Well, technically the null troopers where upgraded versions of Jango, that's why half of them died. And the other half were deemed failures by the kominoens.
2:35 who told him that was a good cut??
This clone will be a teacher, so we'll shave a receding hairline onto him. :D
It really looks strange
I think he tryed to look older and more wise, even if he is in same age like a lot of other clones lol
I like your cut, G *Smacks head*
That's nothing compared to Commander Gree, that Clone could have hair loss with age or stress or environmental factors, Gree just has a stupid haircut
Edit: Apparently the "double stripe" (not a very clever name) is a symbol of honor for fallen Clone Troopers and a pretty popular haircut in the G.A.R, so Gree's cut isn't so stupid after all
Michael Kilsdonk RIP Gree.
The Clone Wars Show did a pretty good job explaining why most of the Clones don’t look the same, it’s either their Stretched genetic Code, or the fact that they themselves wanted to look Distinct from one another intentionally, even as far as Nicknames. That much can be said when most clones fashion different patterns to their armor to avoid confusion and to look recognizable.
Also their different generations of clones.
Sage The Assassin -Super Gamer yeah that too, considering later generations like Domino Squad proved more unpredictable since they were among the Clones birthed from Stretched codes.
The Kaminoans kept tinkering and tweaking, too. Each new batch had some minor code updates - along with a few experimental/variant individuals - which attempted to correct perceived flaws or improve their "quality" in combat, even though they were still same product generation. At least up to the final large orders (and youngest clones) prodiced at the onset of the Clone Wars.
P and the result of Kaminoan Tinkering is Clone Force 99, one of the most unpredictable Clone squadrons that proved effective on the Frontlines.
Not to mention none of them looked like Jango Fett given their Unique genetic Coding and modified abilities
You would think that calculating and shrewd individuals such as the Kaminoans would have prepared for the possibility that Jango would die by making sure they collected enough genetic material in reserve from Jango in case anything happened to him. Also you would think in a high tech universe like Star Wars, the Kaminoans shouldn't even need a physical genetic template after making a digitalized copy of Jango's genes, but that would lower the stakes lol
you know that identical twins dna also differs because of later dna changes (like uv radiation or gamma and xrays also viruses can do this)
Identical twins and clones are not the same thing
@@dragonweyr44 they're pretty close, closest we can really get irl with our current know technology.
I don't think so. We ARE able to clone living beings and have been able to for quite some time. As in the case of Dolly the sheep.
We just never gotten to the morality of cloning humans yet
Exactly why we cant really say for humans. And closing living organisms isnt exactly cloning like growing the organisms in a lab or anything. It's very different, but of course you know that.
Right, unless we as a species or even just a country, lessen up on our morality against cloning humans,especially on an industrial scale like the Kaminoans do, we'll never know if we can or can't
Epigenetics, it’s why identical twins can look different IRL. Different environments turn on/off different genes. Nothing to change eye color or stuff, but more subtle stuff is common
Eye color changes could legitimately be caused by tiny variations in the cloning process that manifest, say, one time out of a batch of thousands.
And I think that whatever the Kaminoans do to speed to speed up their growth could plausibly cause minor changes in voice and face shape.
4:45
"Can I copy your N7 armor?"
"Okay, but change it a little so the teacher doesn't notice"
I don't get it...
@@PeanutStrawberry Looks like Shepard's N7 armor from Mass Effect.
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The accelerated ageing probably also plays a role. Forces cells to multiple more rapidly, increasing the chance of a mutation.
My question is: Why did no jedi ever deactivate Grevious's lightsabers? Like, I am aware of idea of force shields which prevent jedi from deactivating each other's lightsabers, but Grevious lacked the force.. Why did no jedi just charge at him, deactivate his lightsabers while attacking, cut off all his limbs and force carry him away into a prison? A talent padawan could've probably done that, not even to mention a jedi master or council member.
Because of plot armor
@@zachbishop6980 that is not a real reason
Or force push his chest and force pull his head and snap him in half?
To answer the question, most lightsabres had this thing called an on/off switch. If he's pressing down on it they can't deactivate it. Also, in ANH Obi-Wan describes the force as "an energy field created by all living things.", In TPM Qui-Gon says all living things are powered by medichlorians (The thing that makes the energy fields mentions by Obi-Wan).
Technically everything alive in Star Wars is force sensitive. I think the Jedi definition of "force sensitive" is someone who can use the force actively rather than just passively.
Being afraid decreases their power and so general grievous was designed to be scary by dooku and palpatine
Quite the “Clone Army” they’ve got going on...
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Vatborn army is probably a better explanation. But to grim dark for star wars.
I’ve met “identical” twins that barely look like siblings, let alone the natural “clones” they are genetically. So many factors go into appearance that it only makes sense that these clones would start looking more distinct with time.
Here’s a Topic that I find interesting, what happened to all the young Clones? Like were they imprisoned, become part of Vaders Fist? Just a thought there for you
Holy shit I never thought about that
Spaced.
Vader gave them personal tutoring.
Chaps they trained the last batch and then shut down the factories
It's not like aging slowed down, so didn't take long for them to age and be useable men. It's not like they transitioned from clones to the enlisted men they used for Stormtroopers over night. I'm sure they had plenty of uses for the last batch born up until the time they just aged out (which would be fairly faster then a human due to their advanced growth anyway).
Hey, sometimes brothers don't look the same, it's all about Trust.
Yes
No no he’s got a point
Yes
My sister is brown with dark hair, and I am pale with brown hair, median or light
That's what I love about this show, yeah these guys are clones, but they're each an individual person too. I've never been able to think of Rex as the same as Cody, for instance. They may all share the same face, but they are as unique as any brothers can be.
The amount of differences they inhabit wouldn't really exist when you think about the fact that they are all cloned from the literal cells of the same exact person, and all brought up in the same enviroment. There would be very minor if any noticable differnece in reality. But in a narrative sense with the cartoons that have to run for like 4 seasons, with these characters being very integral to the show, it makes sense to heavily differentiate them (accents, personality, mannerisms) for the viewers. The prequeal movies did it right. Millitary copies of Jango bred to follow orders.
Imagine it would be covered during the series on the battle of Umbara but could you do videos talking about the technology and weapons of the Umbaran military?
Nice, but it's Umbra clones actually. Umbra is latin for Shadow
Title: “Why do clones look so different?”
English Major: Ah, he’s mistaken some of his writings.
What would the correct writing be ? As a non-english speaker I'm interested
@@davidmccarthy4206 as an English speaker I am interested
David McCarthy it’s a note on the irony of the video name as by definition Clones are supposed to be identical in every way in the ideal world. But the reality of it is that these “clones” are more like asexual offspring than clones since they have differences.
Visual traits have several versions called alleles, so despite using the same piece of DNA, there can be a lot of variety in looks. You've probably seen identical twins and are able to tell them apart and if you have millions of identical twins, there is bound to be some with naturally different features and rare cases of mutations.
Personal theory: I think that the clones had their genes modified during growth, possibly with other human stock mixed in to stretch the sample from Jango as far as possible without suffering the effects of genetic degradation from all those repeated clones.
Also, I'd really like a new episode of Clone Wars to drop a hint to Jango's body being recovered post-mortem and kept on ice for the Caminoans.
I think that a some point the kaminoans use others dna samples to enhance the clones survival on the different planets they were to be sent. For example, clones that were to be sent on a frozen planet like Hoth were modified to resist the cold, and clones that were to be sent on a desert world like Tatooine were modified to resist the hot.
There is also the possibility of the clones being able to modify their appearance in ways not available to us. Like maybe eye colour can be without contacts.
Accent maybe changed deliberately through training, possibly offered for other reasons, not just because they want it.
Loved the video! Thanks
A lot of these actually might be partially environmental: eye color can change due to various reasons during gestation or even after birth (many babies are born with blue eyes that later become brown); hair growth and baldness is affected by stress, etc.
Baldness is mostly, if not purely genetic, stress has little to do or nothing to do with hair loss.
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www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/stress-management/expert-answers/stress-and-hair-loss/faq-20057820
Not all kinds of hair loss is caused by stress, but it's definitely a factor.
To explain Eye color. It is genetic but blue eyes are actually a mutation that happen naturally. Blue eyes and blonde hair are actually randomly occurring mutations and not caused by any genes or DNA.
Now it could be the different eye and hair colors are the result of Jango's family, the genes of his parents and grand parents still being in his DNA.
Damn this got me to think a lot more about cloning in fiction.
So I guess that means if I were cloned my clone's eyes couldn't turn red since that was caused by an illness as well, something my clone wouldn't likely experience. But I'd bet my clone would be thinner than me if he grew up on Kamino.
Well, I have a friend (a girl) who has a twin. And they look almost exactly the same. Except for height. But inside, they are two different people altogether.
Shockingly enough (for me), they have an older and a younger sister who also look exactly the same like each other. I have met the twins but I haven't met these. I imagine if I meet all of them together, I'd be asking (I hope this won't offend them) "were you guys... emm, cloned, somehow?"
That´s fu*king cool! They should cosplay as clonetroopers for some fan event, it would be hillarious.
I have heard it claimed that a lot of human physical comes from neonatal (in-utero) conditions, and so a clone of someone would actually look a bit different than them (though several clones made through the same process might look identical to each other). Twins, obviously, have the same neonatal conditions. I can't say at all if this is the case, but it is an interesting thought.
My basic understanding of genetics + what I know about the clones leads me to this conclusion. When they Kaminoans say they’ve “stretched” the DNA of the clones, it’s most likely referring to not using gene therapy and genetic engineering to alter the clones epigenetics to give them more desirable traits. They don’t want to waste too much of their genetic sample supply on tweaking little things like hair color, eye color, etc if they aren’t the standard brown. Also the reason that can happen is because Jango likely inherited the “blonde” gene, but the brown hair gene is what was activated on his genetic code so he had brown hair. So somewhere in the process of cloning him, it is possible that some of his clones may have had blonde hair if the Kaminoans left certain epigenic combinations up to chance in hopes of finding desirable mutations (aka, the bad batch), and then not having a steady surplus of genetic material to fix minor mutations lead them to not care as much about a clones hair being blonde or eyes being blue. So yes that’s my take on things.
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Makes sense to me. Just simple genetics. Mutations will crop up the more you dilute a DNA strand.
I would assume the kaminoans were also using gene splicing and trying to get more favorable Genes out of the clones. With some mistakes along the way like 99
@@anakinawesome2aa505 Most likely. But still, as good of cloners as the Kaminoens were, I doubt that even they could account for the random factors that I suggested.
When I was in high school, I took a genetics elective. Our project was fruit fly breeding. We found that after only the 3rd generation, mutations started to occur. And it was in as a controlled environment as possible. Ot really isn't an exact science yet. Lot of factors to take into account. Random chance does happen.
The clone cadets series as a whole like the whole story line of all of them dont know about what but them
Question for next time! Why did the Separatists leave the energy field around Iego? ( Season 1 Episode 18: Mystery of the Thousand Moons)
DNA does not code for the location of each capillary and each person even with identical DNA can produce a different result
The genetic material wasn’t pure enough
I bet you could pin a lot of the variation on slight epigenetic differences between clone batches. Always the same dna, but with occasional different traits within that dna switched on or off.
I would imagine when you are cloning hundreds of thousands of people, complete control over epigenetic variation was difficult, and potentially seen as unnecessary
Differences in skin tone can be attributed to where they are stationed, different suns and different exposure to said suns. Differences in hairlines could be attributed to stress, and personalities will vary depending their experiences. But, if you just look at their faces, they all look pretty much identical.
You should look into epigenetics. It is the study of how gene genes are turned on and off without any actual alterations in the sequence being made. Epigenetics have been found to play a role in even anxiety and depression.
What would have happened if UNSC had defeated he covenant forces and captured the forerunner fleet in Halo Wars instead of destroying the ships?. #askeck
Between Star Wars Expanded Universe mass drivers and UNSC mac guns which weapons were more destructive or decisive and useful in space combat?
Definitely the halo ones. The star wars ones are inneffective against shields, the halo ones one-shot ships with diamond nanocomposite armor.
In irl science they are all basically railguns so generally the same
Mass drivers never seemed to be used on a very large scale in Star Wars - mostly the main gun on the AT-TE or LAAT, or flak guns on starships, judging from what I can find. All pretty small, nothing like the scale of MACs in Halo. Even the smallest versions of MACs we've seen - the Halo 4 Mammoth's mini-MAC or the Onager mass driver from Reach - far outclass any of the mass drivers from Star Wars. A shipborne main gun like the one on a Paris-class frigate deals a completely different level of damage, and the orbital defense platforms around Reach and Earth go even farther beyond that sort of firepower.
How would Palpatine do in the Warhammer 40k universe? Would he be able to achieve a position of power through either his political skill or for be powers? Or would he be destroyed easily since the Warhammer universe is so much stronger than the Star Wars universe? #askeck
TheWingland fuck off and go and play warhsmmer. This is a Star Wars channel
@@bardy8702 Eckhart's Ladder is a scifi channel. Sure he *mostly* focuses on Star Wars, but he has a tonne of content on Halo, Warhammer 40k and a few other massive scifi franchises. Go fuck yourself.
Well, there is one factor we can look at here. Epigenetic tags. Those control the expression of genes and would greatly impact the appearance and personality of clones. It's also widely accepted that epigenetics are easily influenced by environmental factors.
Something called "genetic plasticity" could be at play as well. This could explain the variations.
This video felt so short for such an interesting topic
Human DNA is only about 2% coding DNA (exons), amongst the non coding elements, there're these thing's called jumping genes.
They move base pairs around, sometimes this includes those found in exons, this could explain some of the differences
Well, that genetic diversity helps greatly when dealing with bioweapons and the other types of disease.
With different immune systems, there's less of a chance that a pathogen that is able to kill one clone, will be able to kill all of them.
I heard somewhere that even the way you hold your toung in your mouth can change your face shape. Idk if it would work on some with advanced ageing but could be a difference In faces
The eyes thing also seemed as if recessive genes were being expressed. Blue eyes are recessive, but commonly still present, so if Jango had them there is a chance that a clone with the same DNA could express it differently.
The main difference would likely have been intentional or semi-intentional changes made by the Kaminoans. While there certainly would have been some changes, you wouldn't likely have had things like hair and eye color changes, but instead minor height, muscle, bone & cartilage differences, and possibly some occasional skin splotches from melanin glands going a bit over-board. As for why the Kaminoans would do this, well, for the same reason banana breeders are doing it right now: to try to make it harder to take out an entire unit of clones with a single weaponized disease.
DNA is constantly evolving based on environmental experiences to ensure the highest likelihood of survival for the next generation. That being said, it makes sense they eventually look different as their unique experiences shape them, pair that with accelerated growth and the changes occur pretty quickly.
Even if you regulate everything there will be differences and mutations as cells dont all act with the same efficiency or even sometime act in ways unintended
😂😂I had the same situation with a tooth, except that it was my front top tooth. Pretty bad until they filled it a normal color
3:55 the name is Fives. FiveS
It could be because our understanding of cloning has changed from episode 2 to the clone wars. Now a days, we understand that if you cloned a human, they would probably look like siblings, but not identical, as human experience affects our physical development as much as genetics do. They all start out the same, but as they age, they could look like twins, siblings or drastically different. Also like you said, genetic mutation is a naturally occurring thing, and even identical twins who are natural clones (from a science stand point), deal with mutations that alter one from the other. I'd say the clone wars clones are much more realistic (as realstic as anything star wars can be) than the identical, copy and paste clones from Episode 2
This.
And also the storytelling factor plays a role here. We don´t need to distinguish one clone from the other in Episode 2 because the story doesn´t revolve around them as characters. they are just the army of clones and that´s it. In the Clone Wars they are important characters with their own story arcs and we need to distinguish who is who.
CRISPR gene edited cosmetics have been proposed as something we might see soon. It should not be unexpected that there are far more cosmetic options in star wars that can change your hair, eye and skin color or even modify facial structures on a semi permanent basis. Also some clones could have gone through several reconstructive surgeries for battle wounds already and they didn't have "original parts".
How would Warhammer 40k Imperium navy fair in space combat against the Star Wars Expanded Universe versions of the CIS, GAR, New Republic, Old Republic, and Vitiate's Sith Empire's navy?
They would wipe the floor with Star Wars with only Vitiates empire proving a challenge assuming it's the whole Imperium
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I'm refering about space combat in a equal plain field how would the Star Wars Expanded Universe versions fair against the Imperium.
How about fire power, speed, and durability how would the battle go and who would win? Since in the Expanded Universe the ships are alot more powerful.
+Thor's Hammer
There's a fundamental problem with your question:
Against effectively any enemy, if the entire Imperium focused on them, they are big enough to just bulldoze them.
In 40K however, even the Tau are a problem, because if the Imperium directed enough assets to annihilate them, they would become overwhelmed by the other great powers.
It's not that the Tau are strong enough to resist the Imperium, just that it would be too costly for the Imperium to destroy them, because of every other overpowered nation around.
If hypothetical war happened in the 40K Galaxy, then the Empire would be harassed by the other powers there, and almost certainly destroyed.
If this occurred in a different galaxy (such as the Star Wars one), the Imperium would completely roll over the Empire, due to there being no other pressing threat.
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Also, what on earth due you mean as 'a level playing field'?
Constrain the Imperium ship choice so it matches the Empire's strongest warships?
Force the Imperium to use a fraction of it's total numbers so the sides are of equal power?
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That doesn't answer my question about space combat, firepower, or durability at all.
+Thor's Hammer
Your question is poorly formatted.
Your initial question seems to be "what happens if the Imperium were to face the Empire".
+GreenManAiming correctly surmised that if the Empire faced the entire Imperium, they would be utterly annihilated, as the Imperium Fleets vastly outnumber those of the Empire, and their favorite strategy is to just grind threats to dust.
You were apparently unsatisfied with that answer, but then rephrased your question in a still ambiguous manner.
I attempted to answer that if the Empire were to face the Imperium in the Star Wars Galaxy, it would be worse for them due to the lack of pressure on the Imperium.
I then asked you to clarify what 'a level playing field is'.
My first interpretation was that it was fighting the Imperium in the Star Wars Galaxy, but based on your recent response this interpretation was wrong.
Alternatives are as I listed before:
"Constrain the Imperium ship choice so it matches the Empire's strongest warships?
Force the Imperium to use a fraction of it's total numbers so the sides are of equal power?"
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You seem hung up on the individual power of warships, rather than the collective power of each navy.
But fine. In my next comment I will explore this question. One moment.
I just realized that edge and sketch from hidden enemy have the same tattoo in the same exact spot
its cuz they needed to look different for us: the viewer to distinguish them, that's why only the characters with names have cool armor
Honestly my question is why do they fight?
If I wake up and be forced to fight a war that I barely understand let alone believe... I would rebel. This is worse than conscription
You would be surprised to find out that the Clone Wars does tackle this issue many times. A clone traitor, a clone deserter, and even after the Umbaran Arc ends Rex and Fives ask "What's the point in all this?"
Some genes might just be recessive genes that Jango carried that got passed on and showed themselves in his clones.
It’s also possible that the age acceleration process increases the chance of variations and mutations
The epigenome could be a reason too.... As it turned on and off certain genes which is why identical twins become different over time.
I swear I watch every single video just for the into song
I mean... there has to be something psychological about it too. Knowing you're a clone must on some level make you want to form an identity that's your own, rather then just the numbers assigned to you.
Man i love the phase 1 armor
Dude, they’re like siblings. Same genetics, different presenting aspects. Fett had the ability to present his dominant or recessive traits, and his clones will have variants on that.
I think it's realistic to say that over time the genetic sample used to make the clones would eventually become corrupt or slowly decay, causing for either minor or major mutations. To use a slightly gross and more extreme example from real life. If you were to say, inbreed, that may not have an immediate effect on the child that you end up having, but eventually if that child has another child with another family member, the genetic code degrades to such a degree to even have symptoms of skitzofrenia at a young age. It is entirely probable that they would eventually even look and act much different than they do in the clone wars. You must also understand that experience will change not only the appearance of a person, but the attitude and personality. Meaning, what yoda says about the clones in the force, is true for each and every one of them by technicality. "In the force, every one of you is different." Or something along those lines, is what yoda said in like the first episode of the tv show. I'm no geneticist that's for sure, but i do know a basic thing or two on the subject.
You’d think the kaminoans would just ask for jango’s corps.
This is a classic nature vs nurture argument one in which it’s easier to take the side of nurture as even though nature(genetically) they may be the same the different up bringing and experiences changes how they look act and who they are as a person and trooper
Ive always put the hair and eye differences due to minute differences if the cloneing dna as id imaging that the cloneing is mostly known but not 100% perfect
bring your geneticist friends on for discussion i'd love to hear their opinions
Do a Battle of Mandalore breakdown from season 7
Hey Eck, could you do a video about how in the last few episodes of S6, Yoda goes through trials to become a force ghost and to learn to keep his identity, but in Rise of Skywalker, every Jedi Master motivates Rey?
I don't think those two points are in contradiction. All or at least most Jedi become a part of the great cosmic Force when they die (it is less clear if that is the same for non-Force-users). The reason becoming a Force ghost is difficult is because you have to learn how to retain your identity in that situation, which Yoda, Obi-wan and Qui-gon did. When Rey taps into the cosmic Force at the end, she can feel presence of all of those Jedi, even though most of them could not have formed a Force ghost on their own.
@@michaelramon2411 Nah man, when you become part of the cosmic force, you lose all sense of identity. That's the whole point of force ghosts, it's the only (light side) way to keep your identity in death. My point is that the sequel writes have shown multiple times that they don't care for the cannon and mechanics of the universe set before them.
@@ADR1fley well you sound like you already made up your mind and just want eck to repeat your opinion back to you. Michael's answer makes perfect sense, after all in star wars afterlives are sometimes mentioned. Wouldnt make sense if all dead people completely lost their identity.
Annnd the fact that each batch is aging at a different rate, the older you get you start to change physically.
#askEck: why didnt the Republic experiment with Cybernetics with their clones?
You should do a vs episode but it deals with something from destiny/destiny 2
Another clone wars season? That. Is. Great.
"Fives not five. Its a name, not a number".
Edit: yo! When i was a baby i was in the hospital for a good while, sick with cold after cold, fever after fever, and ear infection after ear infection. I had little chance of survival but i fuckin did! But, one of my front bottom teeth is also slightly discolored. I have NEVER heard of this happenin to anyone else before! "Well look at that, now we got something else in common!" -R Lee Ermey, Texas chainsaw massacre. Friggin awesome! Thank you so much for sharing that!
Wait captain rex has hair? I thought he was bald.
That's what I thought too, but apparently he just has a really short buzz cut.
I'm in the 9th grade, and in biology we are going over genetics and mutations. So some physical mutations don't affect anything other than color. So if a Clone has natural blue eyes and naturally orange hair, then it's a mutation.
I’m sure they can also just get medical procedures to change eye color as well
do a ”review” on all of the main arcs in cw
Tbh I don’t know how they tell eachother apart when they don’t have unique armor paint
They also don’t have name tags that say CT-XXXX
I imagine they might have to splice some other dna in with the clone dna so that they don’t end up with super mutated clones
I'll just be that guy...the biggest reason was probably to make it easier for the audience to follow and be able to identify each clone character
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Halo easily
Three things go into determining phenotype (the physical traits you display, such as hair color and eye color): genotype, environmental factors, and a little bit random chance.
Your genotype is essentially your dna and all the different traits that are programmed into. Not all of these traits will necessarily be displayed in your phenotype, but it does factor into it. After all, if you don't have the allele for blonde hair in your genotype, you can't have naturally blonde hair. Environmental factors, such as nutrients, chemical exposure in the womb, exposure to radiation, or a fever as baby, affects phenotype as well, either by causing a person to develop differently or causing a dormant trait in their genotype to turn active. As with just about everything in the universe random chance also plays a role in affecting a being's phenotype.
Can you analyze the visual effects vid for the rise of Skywalker
As soon as you create a perfect clone of yourself with sentience, the second it start to live on its own and get its own experience, it became its own person and not you anymore. The same could be said on genetic with such an extreme number of individual clones; for example, it's not that rare for a person to have their hair color or eyes color change from childhood to adulthood. I don,t remember the exacts terms, but I know that the genes that settle on your definitive physical features like colors are not completely set when you are born. This could explain it.
We also have to remember that the clones aren't perfect copies of Jango Fett; they have been altered, first to make them age faster, and second to make them more docile, to implant the famous biochips and I assume there's been a few others manipulations. As much genius geneticist the Kaminoans are, on such a scale again, they are going to make mistakes, touch something in the genes that they weren't supposed, things, details, like that.
Finally, there's the fact of different environments, like you mentioned. We know for a fact that clones are sensible to the same illness as regular humans, like this clone, I don,t remember his name, who got a brain tumor who prematurly activated his biochip. Knowing that, who knows to what kind of different atmospheres, micro-organisms and other on alien worlds, and what it would do to them?
Jango could easily have several recessive traits that emerged during cloning.
Epigenetics could make a difference
Guess what? None of us are first
I think eye colour also has something to do with temperature
What, they can't have colored contacts in the Star Wars Universe? Or they may have something that can change eye color without using contacts.
This also reminds me of Republic Commando with Delta squad each having different voices from one another. Out of universe and in-universe reason might be so people can tell them apart when they are speaking with their helmets on. They're also most likely have voice changers in their helmets.
Epigenetics.
You can have the same DNA and look completely different.
I might've asked this before, is the dog in your outro yours?
It's his friend's dog.
At least that's what I think I remember him saying.
I'm thinking the Kaminos tweaked Jango's DNA because, after the war, the clones would have entered the general population and have offspring. That much genetic material, if it were identical, would no doubt cause genetic problems in the future.
The clones aren't fertile though.
LegoTurtle Brickfilms they are actually, just not many have the drive to have families(on purpose of course).
That´s interesting idea and it makes a lot of sense.
Or, to avoid this problems, the clones might be genetically altered to be infertile.
The accelerated ageing might be a problem in itself. If a clone wanted to settle down with a wife, he would be 80 years old when she would be 40. This is almost human-Elf level of heartbreaking stuff for a relationship.
I don´t think the clones were ever meant to be retired though. They were treated like the disposable war material since they were born. Maybe, if noone needed them anymore after the war, they would be just euthanized.
#askeck because the original seasons of the Clone Wars are considered both canon and legends, could we assume that this new upcoming season is the same? The problem with that is will it conflict with the original Clone Wars cartoon that preceded this one (a problem which I’ve had for a long time)? Or do we have to wait till all the episodes are released to get a true answer?
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The current TCW already was doing things to make Star Wars Clone not canon .
Can you cover the Jedi crash space battle. I’m still wondering how 3magnificent friggets beat 2 venators. When we have seen 1 venator year through 4 magnificent friggets.
Honestly, life habits can affect how a clone would look. Someone could wash their hair more making it more healthy while someone else will ignore grooming and will be scruffy and greasy.
Also, in republic commando and 2005 Battlefront 2, the clones tend to have different voices/accents.
It's good that they are personalized.
1) The Jedi can distinguish them much easier.
2) Boosts morale and makes them feel more human.
3) The clones could tell who is who instead of hoping they can find out who is who.