note to self, never tell him when you're planning a surprise party Obi Wan:"Hey bud, can't wait for your surprise party next week on the 8th of May at exactly 2:42 pm at your house in the living room just to the right of your dining room and left of your kitchen, i'll be hiding behind your recliner that is in the center of the living room"
Weird aspect of clones: they perceive themselves as individually different men. Uh oh. What would you do if you were their leader? Tell them the truth or let them figure that out for themselves, if they ever do?
I really love how Grevious always is in a good, happy mode when he enters the scene. He comes out of the ship and first thing he do is laughing so joyfully xD
@@webzter2661 Magnaguard: "How many Jedi does it take to screw in a light-bulb? General Grievous: "Hahaha. None, after I am done slaughtering them all!"
@@TeemoForLife Well theres also the point that it would be a lot better bringing Grievous to Justice instead of killing him, but i agree it was kinda odd
Even if Obi-Wan killed Grievous he would've been risking Republic intel that could've been transmitted at any moment. So forcing him to be on the move was a smart move on Obi-Wan's part.
Few things to note: 1. The clones that went up against general grievous are part of the 212th which is the same group that literally punched grievous in the face. You can’t say that the 212 can’t throw hands 2. This somewhat shows that grievous is still a huge threat. Even with the overwhelming amount of droids, the clones had the advantage of the narrow halls to funnel them through and might’ve even had a chance still. The sheer fact that grievous was on board made the ship already lost 3. I like how they animated even the engineers fighting back with their blasters as kenobi calls for retreat
2:34 "You'll regret that." You can tell that obi wan was PISSED for that little show off stunt grievous pulled there to try and demoralize the clones. Most of the jedi, despite the clones being made to be expendable, were very compassionate for the clones. Which makes order 66 so painful for the clones and jedi alike.
Most of the Jedi treat the clones like cannon fodder, only few like Plo, Obi wan, anakin, Yoda and few others that treat clones like human and truly care for them.
Watch the 2003 Legends Clone Wars on youtube if you want that, he shows up in the last 10 minutes of Volume 1 and has a decent chunk of screen time in Volume 2
Can we talk about how well this scene, and many others like it, give a spotlight to how much the Jedi and Clones can come to care about each other? It's glossed over many times in Star Wars. I've seen so much material that shows Jedi flat out not reacting to the death of their soldiers.
Young Culture Films Obi Wan,Yoda,Anakin and Plo Koon were always shown to be close with their troopers in The Clone Wars, Plo Koons gunships have a drawing of him and clones on it and it says "Plo's bros"
Young Culture Films it also made Clones feel more human because the films just glossed over them as expendable, I litterally didnt care in ROTS when Clones died,but The Clone Wars gave them names,Identities and stories every single one of them and I always felt a little sad when a clone died in The Clone Wars, also seeing them get so close to their Jedi Brothers in Arms only to then turn on them makes Order 66 all the more sad, at least Rex,Gregor and Wolffe toom their chips out
Ciaran McGuinness yeah agreed that's the strongest aspect I think. I'd like them to explore Commander Cody in rebels considering the large amount of screen time he has in clone wars
I like the back and forth battles between Obi Wan and Grevious. They both win and lose throughout the war with Obi Wan obviously winning in the end at Utapau
Yeah, I love that too. But this battle was so badass! Even though the Republic fleet was outmaneuvered and outgunned, they kicked ass and took out like 2 munificents, loads of B1's and vultures, i think crippled a Providence, and the rest of the fleet was either disabled, crippled or heavily damaged! But the Republic also suffered a lot of casualities.
@@e3nethan910 boring, this happens every battle. how is it cool it kick ass when it happens everytime? the 'good gies' always kick so mutch ass, and the 'bad gies' in this series never have a proper victory, when it happens its always incredably costly. why should i care about the clones? we know they are going to win and kick ass, nothing to really worry about. why should i care that they win? the series shows that even when they loose they win... the series is for people who get excited over pritty lights, i got bored of it as a kid, my little sibilings and cousins got bored of it too. its not fun or interesting if the bad gies are shit.
Matthius has a point. The bad guys barely ever win in this show without the victory being phyrric. The only time I can think of when they won, even temporarily, without incurring great losses was on Felicia. Even Ohnaka's Gang took massive amounts of manpower losses. It even happened with Gregor when he was up against dozens, if not hundreds of droids and exposed tbh. I ain't hating, but having the Villain's win a genuine, 100% victory sometimes would be nice to see. The heroes in this show get too much plot armor for it to watchable sometimes. Especially during the early seasons.
Most of the times we see villains having won something, the dub is usually taken off-screen. I mean, I ain't hating, but I'd rather watch the seppies win something once like they did with the Malevolence, rather than be told of a bunch of off-screen victories.
At first I was like: why the hell is he telling Grievous that the ship is about to go boom? It was a good idea after all, Grievous was busy getting off the ship, so he didn't have time to get the sensitive information about the republic from the ships database. Sorry I doubted you Obi Wan lol
Wish we had more of this Grevious in the Clone wars, the moves he starts to do at 2:17 look so much like the ones he did in the 2-D clone wars,like using his legs and taking out multiple enemies very smoothly and swiftly
@@Fulcrox [comment about how the gungangs are actually super strong and it's not emberrasing that Grievous got beaten by like 1 after killing only 3 or sum]
There's a fan created audio series of Star Wars vs. Warhammer 40k and in it there's a neat little story change that explains why Clone Wars Grievous is so different from Legends 2d Grievous. Check it out it's a great audio series that's true and fair to both sides.
0:34 props to the clones who were still piloting and shooting that thing whilst burning alive and with rapidly decreasing oxygen tho holy shit ship 'o' badasses
I love these scenes of the seperatists completely overwhelming republic forces. Since we view the series from the republics point of view we generally see them being ineffective and the war feels one sided and not like an actual war. Also the scene of grevious demolishing clones was chefs kiss
Sidious and Dooku had to severely limit the fighting capabilities of the Separatists because of this. Letting intel get into enemy hands, sabotaging Separatist worlds, and especially sending Grievous out on witch hunts. Seriously, for how much they downgraded him from legends, Grievous remains the best Admiral/General the Separatists ever had, and that due to his versatility alone. You know what I would've wanted to see? Him leading small teams of Commando Droids, taking out Republic bases in remote regions. With his personally trained Magnaguards arriving with a small battlegroup to help take out the occasional armor. Something like a Transformers Prime treatment, where we spend maybe not half, but like a quarter of the time on the other side of the conflict. See how THEY win with terrifying ease.
@@TheBrickGuy7939 source? The republic believed the war would end with dooku and grevious' deaths. Which happened before the shutdown. Of course that could be what Palpatine wanted them to believe so the Republic wouldn't be confused when all the droids shutdown. But still, source?
Damn, even the standard Clone Pilots (not including elite aces such as: Oddball, Warthog, Hawk, etc.) are elite and extremely skilled pilots. This is why I without a doubt think their better than most rebel, imperial, basically any non force using pilots
3:00, Obi Wan: "Fall back! We are being overrun!" *Kenobi and Cody retreating while a couple of chad and nameless clones hold the line as best as possible*
Out of all his appearances in TCW, this is probably the closest he was to his 2003 counterpart. Not just from how efficiently and effortlessly he slaughters Clones, but him how he not only beats Obi-Wan 1v1 but straight up forces him to retreat.
It’s always nice to see the Jedi show compassion and care for their troops, that’s why I respect Anakin, Obi-Wan and Yoda the most, they show a LOT of compassion and care for the Clone Troopers under their command
Even ima gun di cared about his troops. Every jedi cared for their clones. Even tho they are clones, they are still individuals. Maybe they all share the same faces but in the force very different each one of them are. Im certain that the jedi knows very well about that.
Some Delicious Crisp Perfectly Aged Potatoes. It kinda accurate because it made it easy for the Jedi to predict or tell how grevious fights but I prefer the 2003 version of grevious because he wasn't a bitch
@@pcurranbike 2003 grievous is too OP, being able to take on multiple council members when he doesn’t even have access to the force is stupid; he’s a cyborg/war machine, not a super sith
Where was this Greivous throughout the show. He was incredibly badass in this episode. He completely annihilates the clones he fights and beats Obi-Wan
4:31 I love the fact that the same theme plays as when the Venators got destroyed by the "Malevolence" while Plo Koon and the clones also watch it from their escape pod
Jotaro Kujo in Star Wars canon and Star Wars legends Grevious is a very different character. In legends Grevious could’ve easily taken the whole ship by himself
Do you know what I just realized? Obiwan is one of the few Jedi who doesn’t have a named admiral aboard their flagship. Every other Jedi has an admiral except him.
Underrated part of the clone wars. It’s cool to see a smaller battle that isn’t the main focus of anything. Helps fill in the gaps and make the war seem more eventful
I mean, clone technicians aren't TRAINED for fighting but they still can lol. They probably had orders to stay and fight even though that's literally suicide since the ship explodes less then 2 minutes later ;-;
@@farahahmedkarim377 technically all clones are trained in combat it’s just the final test which determines which branch they go to so realistically every clone can fight
Scenes like this, and several others show that Grievous is damn effective against a single jedi taskforce. People forget that whenever Grievous was being a coward, he was always against 2~3 top level jedi and basically outnumbered. On the Malevolence he was against Obiwan, Anakin, Ahsoka, and Plo Koon. On Felucia he was against Obiwan, Anakin, and Adi Galia - not to mention often being outnumbered in terms of firepower as well since, its basically 1 army vs 3.
And when the Gungans beat him, they had weapons that were able to disable his circuitry, he may be a cyborg, but he still has a mechanical body. Also, people forget that Jar Jar's traits don't represent every member of his species.
1:00 that bomber crew and that fighter pilot were very impressive. Such a shame they were outnumbered so much, otherwise they could have actually been the turning point in the battle.
You know Grievous has a lot of problems with his characterization in clone wars just because of how he has to lose a lot but this scene I feel really showcases what a threat he is. He drops out of hyper space, curb stomps obi-wans entire fleet, beats the snot out of obi-wan, forces him to scuttle his venator, and then makes it out by the skin of his teeth. Fantastic.
1:24 There goes Killer 1:28 And there goes Engle At least Engle was lucky enough to be one of the few Clone Pilots to survive a crash as you can see in 1:54
The problem that Obi had with this battle was that despite being a tactical genius in some cases of battle, he is not a fleet commander. If anything all Jedi are only ground commanders. It's weird seeing a Jedi without his assigned admiral at his side like how Anakin always had Yularen. The clones that served as deck officers could only do so much but without a proper admiral they were doomed.
Grievous' armor resists starfighter volleys and even survived a planet's crust melting and collapsing a starship blowing up around him won't kill him, and he doesn't need to breathe so he'd just float around in space until Separatist forces collected him
@@murderousintent7838 dunno man, I know grievous is badass but NOT THAT level of badass- im 70% sure a straight up starship blowing up on him while he's inside would turn him into a beans pasta
@@darky5335 I mean, we have direct evidence to what I said. An explosion that made a planet's crust melt and then surviving the subsequent collapse is way worse than a ship exploding
@@murderousintent7838 may you at least pass the source of this info- because even if this true, I no longer believe grievous would have lost to obi wan with that sheer amount of armor even considering he had organs exposed inside
@@darky5335 its two things, the comic Star Wars: General Grievous (happens at the end of the comic) and The Revenge Of The Sith novelization's description of the character also things can be extremely resilient to all sorts of stuff but then be cut by lightsabers, lightsabers are some of the most powerful weapons in the galaxy for a reason
2:14 - 2:21 You gotta give it to the clone in the cargo hold of the Gunship. Even after being kicked by the general and disarmed, he still made the attempt to attack grievous.
Did you notice, over the series, every time they fought, Grievous has gotten better against Kenobi? Getting more hits in with each battle, forcing him to retreat here and even defeating him in the comics as well as the unfinished crystal arch. If Windu hadn't crushed his chest, their final battle may have gone much differently.
For those commenting wondering g why Kenobi told Grevious the ship was going to explode, here is why: That ship was most likely The Negotiator, Kenobi’s flagship. For Grevious, this is a moment of personal triumph, having taken the flagship of one of his biggest rivals. So by Kenobi telling Grevious that the ship was going to explode, he turned Grevious’s sense of triumph and immediately turned it into fear. If he had just blown up the ship, Grevious wouldn’t have had the feeling of dread. With an adversary as ruthless/heartless as Grevious, sometimes fear is better than a blade through the heart.
Unfortunately, the show did not usually show grievous’... more “demonic” side. Due to the fact he was facing plot-armored characters, the ‘03 depiction was harrowingly accurate.
That was a crushing victory for Grievous. Kenobi was forced to flee with his tail between his legs, and he barely even did any damage to Grievous outside of scuffing his armour's paint job.
3:28 that's the nicest yet General Grievous is to his droids without... 'parting' them aside ... I'd thought he'd be grumpy regardless and smash the droids heads whether victorious or not...
Woulda loved if they found an intelligent way to phrase this scene instead of “Hey Grievous, I want to kill you, but I’m gonna warn you ahead of time cause I can’t kill you until Episode 3.” Classic Filoni
Honestly this whole sequence was very cool with Grievous the droids boarding Obi Wan’s venator. I just wish we would’ve had more scenes like it, or it could’ve been longer, maybe even a full episode dedicated to something like this
Obi Wan is that type of teacher to tell the class "you're having an unexpected quiz on friday"
note to self, never tell him when you're planning a surprise party
Obi Wan:"Hey bud, can't wait for your surprise party next week on the 8th of May at exactly 2:42 pm at your house in the living room just to the right of your dining room and left of your kitchen, i'll be hiding behind your recliner that is in the center of the living room"
Haha, well said!
Andy what episode is this and season
Andy
Andy 8ghj
When obi-wan kanobi said "you'll regret that" just shows how much he cares about his clones
Yep I love him
One of the Jedi that trusted the clones more than just soldiers. Also this was one of the times the droids got to shine.
He could have saved so many _Clones_ if he hadn't told Grievous that _The Ship is going to explode_ but noooo, he just *has* to make fun of Grievous
Just for them to kill his little lizard pet later on...
Weird aspect of clones: they perceive themselves as individually different men. Uh oh. What would you do if you were their leader? Tell them the truth or let them figure that out for themselves, if they ever do?
I really love how Grevious always is in a good, happy mode when he enters the scene.
He comes out of the ship and first thing he do is laughing so joyfully xD
Bad guy laugh
One of his Magnaguards probably tells him a joke every time.
@@webzter2661 Magnaguard: "How many Jedi does it take to screw in a light-bulb?
General Grievous: "Hahaha. None, after I am done slaughtering them all!"
Oh me too man
@@videocrowsnest5251 Lmao I could hear this in his voice
Sets trap for enemy, then tells enemy of said trap giving them time to escape. Bravo Kenobi.
I don't think he expected grevious to get off the ship as fast as he did.
Melvin well obviously he would cause he said THE SHIPS GOING TO BLOW UP
Idk about you but I would run as fast as I fucking can
@@TeemoForLife Well theres also the point that it would be a lot better bringing Grievous to Justice instead of killing him, but i agree it was kinda odd
@@williamnissen5083 I wouldn't expect him to get from the bridge to the main hangar and fly off to a safe distance as fast as he did
It’s the indestructible plot armor
“I’m afraid the younglings are now on their own”
Anakin: 😃
Oh no
That got dark real quick lol
William afton: Oh NO, NOT TODAY, mister! I’m not killing them, I’m afraid of getting stabbed by a Jedi lightsaber!
Not funny at all in any way
Stop telling the bad guys your intentions.
Daehawk they gotta get him into episode 3 alive somehow!
This is equivalent of the villains always speak about their evil masterplan.
Even if Obi-Wan killed Grievous he would've been risking Republic intel that could've been transmitted at any moment. So forcing him to be on the move was a smart move on Obi-Wan's part.
Bryan 8108 right. having grievous run back to his ship will make him abandon the information
Anything to troll 😂
Few things to note:
1. The clones that went up against general grievous are part of the 212th which is the same group that literally punched grievous in the face. You can’t say that the 212 can’t throw hands
2. This somewhat shows that grievous is still a huge threat. Even with the overwhelming amount of droids, the clones had the advantage of the narrow halls to funnel them through and might’ve even had a chance still. The sheer fact that grievous was on board made the ship already lost
3. I like how they animated even the engineers fighting back with their blasters as kenobi calls for retreat
They’re the ones that took them out and help Obi Wan kill him
When did he get punched in the face? I remember he got a rocket to the face in the 2d Clone Wars show
Hell yeah man, Grievous is just a different level of Menace
@@AutoRevLife I wanna know this, too. Unless I just don’t remember it or they meant metaphorically, that sounds crazy
@@teleportedbreadfor3days I found the clip. It was in a compilation of funny grevious scenes. It was very brief and easy to miss
Damn Grievous escaped from this ship like a deadbeat dad when it's time to pay his kids pension.
Interesting description my man.
Lmfao
You alright buddy?
Shit up
Pension? Are his kids retired government employees?
Why would Obi wan tell Grevious that the ship was set to self destruct? That was such a good and easy opportunity to kill Grevious lol.
They needed Grievous alive.
The plot armor is too strong in this entire series.
it's the "he-will-die-in-epsode3"-syndrome
it's the "he-will-die-in-epsode3"-syndrome
I was just about to say that. I would rather Grievous Find out intelligently
2:34 "You'll regret that."
You can tell that obi wan was PISSED for that little show off stunt grievous pulled there to try and demoralize the clones. Most of the jedi, despite the clones being made to be expendable, were very compassionate for the clones. Which makes order 66 so painful for the clones and jedi alike.
Commander Cody: General! The fuel barrel!
I also love how the clones kinda look at Kenobi like “What do we do sir?” Those nice details
@@Mandalorian_Goblinslayer General! It's your funeral!
Most of the Jedi treat the clones like cannon fodder, only few like Plo, Obi wan, anakin, Yoda and few others that treat clones like human and truly care for them.
Ugh honestly order 66 was heartbreaking
2:30 wish there were more brutal Greivous moments in this show.
Wyatt
I wish there was more grievous in this show period.
They do have a limit, it has to be pg.
J-Bane 2 2003 clone wars....
He didn't succeed to demoralize the other clone troopers on the negotiator he just made obi wan and the rest of his troops somewhat angry
Watch the 2003 Legends Clone Wars on youtube if you want that, he shows up in the last 10 minutes of Volume 1 and has a decent chunk of screen time in Volume 2
Can we talk about how well this scene, and many others like it, give a spotlight to how much the Jedi and Clones can come to care about each other? It's glossed over many times in Star Wars. I've seen so much material that shows Jedi flat out not reacting to the death of their soldiers.
Young Culture Films Obi Wan,Yoda,Anakin and Plo Koon were always shown to be close with their troopers in The Clone Wars, Plo Koons gunships have a drawing of him and clones on it and it says "Plo's bros"
Ciaran McGuinness You're right, as well as Anakin. That's why I like this show so much. It shows that bond.
Young Culture Films it also made Clones feel more human because the films just glossed over them as expendable, I litterally didnt care in ROTS when Clones died,but The Clone Wars gave them names,Identities and stories every single one of them and I always felt a little sad when a clone died in The Clone Wars, also seeing them get so close to their Jedi Brothers in Arms only to then turn on them makes Order 66 all the more sad, at least Rex,Gregor and Wolffe toom their chips out
Ciaran McGuinness yeah agreed that's the strongest aspect I think. I'd like them to explore Commander Cody in rebels considering the large amount of screen time he has in clone wars
I love the way he says “You’re going to regret that”.
I like the back and forth battles between Obi Wan and Grevious. They both win and lose throughout the war with Obi Wan obviously winning in the end at Utapau
Yeah, I love that too. But this battle was so badass! Even though the Republic fleet was outmaneuvered and outgunned, they kicked ass and took out like 2 munificents, loads of B1's and vultures, i think crippled a Providence, and the rest of the fleet was either disabled, crippled or heavily damaged! But the Republic also suffered a lot of casualities.
@@e3nethan910 boring, this happens every battle. how is it cool it kick ass when it happens everytime? the 'good gies' always kick so mutch ass, and the 'bad gies' in this series never have a proper victory, when it happens its always incredably costly.
why should i care about the clones? we know they are going to win and kick ass, nothing to really worry about.
why should i care that they win? the series shows that even when they loose they win...
the series is for people who get excited over pritty lights, i got bored of it as a kid, my little sibilings and cousins got bored of it too. its not fun or interesting if the bad gies are shit.
@@matthiuskoenig3378 Go hate on this great show someplace else!
Matthius has a point. The bad guys barely ever win in this show without the victory being phyrric. The only time I can think of when they won, even temporarily, without incurring great losses was on Felicia. Even Ohnaka's Gang took massive amounts of manpower losses. It even happened with Gregor when he was up against dozens, if not hundreds of droids and exposed tbh.
I ain't hating, but having the Villain's win a genuine, 100% victory sometimes would be nice to see. The heroes in this show get too much plot armor for it to watchable sometimes. Especially during the early seasons.
Most of the times we see villains having won something, the dub is usually taken off-screen. I mean, I ain't hating, but I'd rather watch the seppies win something once like they did with the Malevolence, rather than be told of a bunch of off-screen victories.
At first I was like: why the hell is he telling Grievous that the ship is about to go boom? It was a good idea after all, Grievous was busy getting off the ship, so he didn't have time to get the sensitive information about the republic from the ships database. Sorry I doubted you Obi Wan lol
Exactly
Obi-Wan: You turned against me!
But still, the elimination of grivius would be worth the intel
But how would the cis know if there is no one left to tell the tale?
Also i think this is stolen
2:33 In the words of Telltale games: Kenobi will remember that...
And it never gets brought up again or has any significance to the overall story! Just like the games!!
@@dynamicpanda6407 But Obi-Wan still made Grievous pay for that in Episode III...
@@dynamicpanda6407 uh the guy had his head literally crushed. Pretty sure Obi-Wan would remember that for some time lol
Wish we had more of this Grevious in the Clone wars, the moves he starts to do at 2:17 look so much like the ones he did in the 2-D clone wars,like using his legs and taking out multiple enemies very smoothly and swiftly
Yeah, instead of getting taken out by Gungans
ruclips.net/video/d6-gG2gmo10/видео.html general grievous great quotes
@@Fulcrox [comment about how the gungangs are actually super strong and it's not emberrasing that Grievous got beaten by like 1 after killing only 3 or sum]
There's a fan created audio series of Star Wars vs. Warhammer 40k and in it there's a neat little story change that explains why Clone Wars Grievous is so different from Legends 2d Grievous. Check it out it's a great audio series that's true and fair to both sides.
@@billygrantham5380 Name?
The fact that you can hear the clone's bones breaking and Grievous' claws piercing his flesh puts that sequence teetering on the edge of a PG cliff.
No blood is shown! That makes it kid friendly! (Lying)
@@okguy167 The Clone wars was rated 3-6 so I saw this as a kid and I loved it. At the same time I saw Anakin being fried when I was 4.
ruclips.net/video/d6-gG2gmo10/видео.html general grievous great quotes
@@thesuperintendent4290It is rated 12+ in germany
0:34 props to the clones who were still piloting and shooting that thing whilst burning alive and with rapidly decreasing oxygen tho holy shit ship 'o' badasses
it's a shame all the clones' heroism meant nothing since they were just pawns in Palpatine's game.
Pods were probably blocked off by rubble or by fire.
I didn't even notice that. Metal af
They deserve a medal of honour and navy cross fighting till death.
I love these scenes of the seperatists completely overwhelming republic forces. Since we view the series from the republics point of view we generally see them being ineffective and the war feels one sided and not like an actual war. Also the scene of grevious demolishing clones was chefs kiss
The Separatists would have eventually outnumbered the Republic if it wasn't for the shut down.
Sidious and Dooku had to severely limit the fighting capabilities of the Separatists because of this. Letting intel get into enemy hands, sabotaging Separatist worlds, and especially sending Grievous out on witch hunts. Seriously, for how much they downgraded him from legends, Grievous remains the best Admiral/General the Separatists ever had, and that due to his versatility alone.
You know what I would've wanted to see? Him leading small teams of Commando Droids, taking out Republic bases in remote regions. With his personally trained Magnaguards arriving with a small battlegroup to help take out the occasional armor. Something like a Transformers Prime treatment, where we spend maybe not half, but like a quarter of the time on the other side of the conflict. See how THEY win with terrifying ease.
@@TheBrickGuy7939 fucking palpatine using the whole war as a ruse to form his empire
@@TheBrickGuy7939 source? The republic believed the war would end with dooku and grevious' deaths. Which happened before the shutdown. Of course that could be what Palpatine wanted them to believe so the Republic wouldn't be confused when all the droids shutdown. But still, source?
@@endermahns Seeing how quickly the droids were being built, had they not been shut down, the Republic were probably going to struggle.
Why nobody mention how badass this pilot was?? 0:57
This was quite skillful move.
Damn, even the standard Clone Pilots (not including elite aces such as: Oddball, Warthog, Hawk, etc.) are elite and extremely skilled pilots. This is why I without a doubt think their better than most rebel, imperial, basically any non force using pilots
Jonathan Marcus do u kno what episode in season 5 this is ??
@@Daviii.84 Season 5 Episode 8-Bound for Rescue
Jonathan Marcus u da 🐐 thx my g 🙏🏽
@@Daviii.84 my pleasure
2:39 you could tell that hit actually hurt just by the sound of his voice
Kinda like how Prequels Kenobi kicked Grievous in the leg and induced his own leg's destruction.
That sound he let out, I felt that.
If I was kicked by a 10ft tall cyborg with 4 arms I'd be hurt too..it knocked the wind out of his lungs
You could also tell because a strain of hair went Loose.
@@TeenWithACarrotIDK every time r
@@TeenWithACarrotIDK every time kenobi gets hurt badly his hair always falls lmao
They could do this in another way : Grievous sees every escape pods flying out and just realize he’s doomed
Yeah that would've been better than Kenobi telling Grievous his plan. Smh
Exactly i dont get why they didnt do it like that making Kenobi telling him is just dumb and makes us thinking wtf and why
Well, that can’t have him be killed. Gotta keep continuity.
@@JamariT2000 he means, that grevious notices the escape pods got launched and figures it out bu himself
Admiral Casual because that ventetor conatained info that would help the separatists win the clone wars plus grievous would of found out anyway
3:00, Obi Wan: "Fall back! We are being overrun!" *Kenobi and Cody retreating while a couple of chad and nameless clones hold the line as best as possible*
More like 2:57 actually
2:33 Does anyone else notice how the clones look at Obi wan to see how he reacts?
They know a one liner is incoming lol
Ofcourse Obi-Wan's flagship is called the Negotiator
Wait for real?
@@obvier7968 yep. Canonically, Obi-Wan's flagship was called the Negotiator
@@unhandydaddy5117 sauce?
@@ccanthony887 Wookiepedia.
@@unhandydaddy5117 is this ever mention in canon material like comics movie episodes novels? Cmon you gotta gimme better than that.
Out of all his appearances in TCW, this is probably the closest he was to his 2003 counterpart. Not just from how efficiently and effortlessly he slaughters Clones, but him how he not only beats Obi-Wan 1v1 but straight up forces him to retreat.
He does it again in Crystal Crisis.
I read this wrong the first time and I saw “General Grievous Attacks Obi Wan’s Feet”
Oh my
Hello There. General Kenofeet!
@@quinten2529 BRUH LMAO
@@nickelgaming786 these toes will make a fine addition to my collection!
Kinky
It’s always nice to see the Jedi show compassion and care for their troops, that’s why I respect Anakin, Obi-Wan and Yoda the most, they show a LOT of compassion and care for the Clone Troopers under their command
@Sam Beckett Don't forget about Ashoka as well
Don't forget Plo Koon
Specially Plo Koon. Most the gunship under is command have wrote « Plo’s bro »
Even ima gun di cared about his troops. Every jedi cared for their clones. Even tho they are clones, they are still individuals. Maybe they all share the same faces but in the force very different each one of them are. Im certain that the jedi knows very well about that.
@@mahacarabhranta1368 the clones are living beings thus a part of the force unlike the droids which are synthetic and thus aren't part of the force
Finally. A actual battle where you get to see Grievous win.. Damn the TV show was one sided.
Some Delicious Crisp Perfectly Aged Potatoes. It kinda accurate because it made it easy for the Jedi to predict or tell how grevious fights but I prefer the 2003 version of grevious because he wasn't a bitch
yeah prefer the 2003 version a lot more.
@@vrrdragon Also the 2003 show had one special guest star: Shaggy Rogers! :) (And yes, I know that his actual name is Shaa'gy.
The Separatists won a number of battles in the show
@@pcurranbike 2003 grievous is too OP, being able to take on multiple council members when he doesn’t even have access to the force is stupid; he’s a cyborg/war machine, not a super sith
Where was this Greivous throughout the show. He was incredibly badass in this episode. He completely annihilates the clones he fights and beats Obi-Wan
ruclips.net/video/d6-gG2gmo10/видео.html general grievous great y
The clone pilots that had each others backs was pretty good to see, in my opinion.
According to Wookieepedia the one that died was named Killer and the one that crashed in the Hanger and survived is named Engle
2:52 *Evil laughter*
Grievous apparently always seems to be in a happy mood when he defeats someone XD
Cause he’s a psycho. He enjoys the slaughter and adding trophies to his collection of sabers. Classic serial killer.
RIP the clone whose throat got crushed. Didnt need to die tbh
3:37 Grivous turns around like saying “Not this again”
4:31 I love the fact that the same theme plays as when the Venators got destroyed by the "Malevolence" while Plo Koon and the clones also watch it from their escape pod
2:12 when you forget your not legends grevious
??
Jotaro Kujo in Star Wars canon and Star Wars legends Grevious is a very different character. In legends Grevious could’ve easily taken the whole ship by himself
Actually Clone Wars is both canon and legends up to Season 5. It's only Season 6 and 7 that are strictly canon
@@maximus6844 Errr, nope. All clone wars is canon.
Juan Gracia Marques Yes, all of clone wars is canon. But Seasons 1-5 are canon & legends
Grevious: burity kills a clone
Obi wan: you'll regret that
+50 respect from the clones
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He didn’t even wait for Obi Wan’s message to finish playing. He just said “fuccck it “ 😂😂
2:12 has Griveous giving off 2003 Grievous vibes, I love it
1:24 me in battlefront II
Youngling Boi 66
Same
0:56 Me in battlefront 😎
@@quinten2529 nah you dont own a pc
@@quinten2529 Nah, this is you 2:32
@@quinten2529 are you sure about that
2:07 the battle droid obi wan sliced...how'd it get so far up where the clones are camping?
Hacker
Csgo speed hacks
He lagged up there
That thing came out of nowhere
Fast af Boi
Do you know what I just realized?
Obiwan is one of the few Jedi who doesn’t have a named admiral aboard their flagship. Every other Jedi has an admiral except him.
Underrated part of the clone wars. It’s cool to see a smaller battle that isn’t the main focus of anything. Helps fill in the gaps and make the war seem more eventful
Damn, seeing the negotiator self-destruct is so painful yet beautifully cinematic!
2:11 actually felt 2003 grevious in that attack
1:22 that pilot is so lucky, love that Obi-Wan personally went to his aid
The clone gunner died. The Y-Wing pilot named Engle survived.
This arc really was 'and now we interrupt this epic battle to return you to the adventures of some children'
This is probably grievous’ best combat showing in this show
2:30 makes me shutter
2:53 They can shoot too?? I didnt know that...
Well they do what the Officers tell them to do
And in this situation it was shoot or die honestly they didnt have much choice
They just picked up a gun from one of their brothers
I mean, clone technicians aren't TRAINED for fighting but they still can lol. They probably had orders to stay and fight even though that's literally suicide since the ship explodes less then 2 minutes later ;-;
@@farahahmedkarim377 technically all clones are trained in combat it’s just the final test which determines which branch they go to so realistically every clone can fight
They shoot now ?
Scenes like this, and several others show that Grievous is damn effective against a single jedi taskforce.
People forget that whenever Grievous was being a coward, he was always against 2~3 top level jedi and basically outnumbered. On the Malevolence he was against Obiwan, Anakin, Ahsoka, and Plo Koon. On Felucia he was against Obiwan, Anakin, and Adi Galia - not to mention often being outnumbered in terms of firepower as well since, its basically 1 army vs 3.
And when the Gungans beat him, they had weapons that were able to disable his circuitry, he may be a cyborg, but he still has a mechanical body. Also, people forget that Jar Jar's traits don't represent every member of his species.
1:00 that bomber crew and that fighter pilot were very impressive. Such a shame they were outnumbered so much, otherwise they could have actually been the turning point in the battle.
That’s true
“You’ll regret r that”, just shows the friendship between the clones and Jedi
Which makes order 66 much sadder. They didn’t want to do it. They’re under mind control.
2:31 damn man, that was rude
Kenobi will remember that
1:42 this scene is just so cool
this was my favorite part of that episode
What episode
Sam Brande the younglings episodes
Rare moment where grevious actually feels intimidating in this show
4:33 Obi Wan ! What have you done to the younglings ???
They abandoned them ;-;
@@farahahmedkarim377 they had no choice 90 percent of kenobis fleet was destroyed
4:07 I love how grevious runs away and knocks over the droids 😂
Even if Grievous didn't know
he would still survive the explosion somehow...he did survive before as an alien
And survived in space in episode 3
Das Legends
1:27 - 1:53 Now that’s how you make an entrance. One of my favorite Grevious moments
0:22 Battle stations, launch all fighters!!!, Cody, it looks like your staying here for now
2:17 damn previous has got moves
I like how you edited that, but you still got it wrong XD
YES WROOONG ;)
Smoshy :v Ha I didn't even notice I made that mistake until now. "Previous" XD
@@samuelthompson7497 i thought it was a portmanteau of "previous" and "grievous". previous as in legends and 2003 clone wars grievous.
You know Grievous has a lot of problems with his characterization in clone wars just because of how he has to lose a lot but this scene I feel really showcases what a threat he is. He drops out of hyper space, curb stomps obi-wans entire fleet, beats the snot out of obi-wan, forces him to scuttle his venator, and then makes it out by the skin of his teeth. Fantastic.
They have overstepped their bounds in vilifying General Grievous's character in this show
When you realise this is the one time Obi Wan has been visibly angry it just shows how much he cares for his clones
Seeing how Obi-Wan caring for his troops adds even more insult to injury when you think about Order 66 and season 7 in general. 😭😭
Best episode ever
2:55 always like seeing the ship crew being useful in the case of being boarded
2:28 look carefully at the clone standing to the right of Cody. Dude is equipped with the DC 17 ICWS blaster
Oh crap he is
Oh damn he is I thought only commandos have those
4:07 grievous: get out of my f***ing way
Lmao
Droid: Hey! Thats just rude!
Time to abandon ship
@@cameronrairdon5489 4:15
Obi-Wan: "You'll regret that"
Me: *giggling intensely remembering Grievous burning from the inside out in ROTS*
Damn I forgot how good this show is. That last 30 seconds is so fucking suspenseful and climax
1:24 There goes Killer
1:28 And there goes Engle
At least Engle was lucky enough to be one of the few Clone Pilots to survive a crash as you can see in 1:54
Wait how did he survive? And is he the dead guy on the ground next to a clone trooper operating a mini gun?
@@farahahmedkarim377 no that’s trooper also the canopy probably automatically blew of the viewport for him to crawl out
@@farahahmedkarim377 You can see Kenobi helping a clone pilot away from the wreckage in the next scene.
The pilot who survived was a legend
Engle!
When you're playing as the republic and you lost the first phase in BF2 supremecy
Yep
I like playing that, easy XP. Unfortunately, it takes an hour to play a single round.
The problem that Obi had with this battle was that despite being a tactical genius in some cases of battle, he is not a fleet commander. If anything all Jedi are only ground commanders. It's weird seeing a Jedi without his assigned admiral at his side like how Anakin always had Yularen. The clones that served as deck officers could only do so much but without a proper admiral they were doomed.
4:17
RIP
Cruiser Negotiator
4:05 i feel bad for them tbh 😂
Well, that's the reason why they were wearing helmet.
Droids suffer too much in this show, it's hilarious and stupid at the same time.
2:23
1:51 He is so happily came to the star ship :)
In a parallel universe:
*Obi Wan doesn't tell Grievous that the ship's about to blow up*
*Grievous blows up*
*"Directed by George Lucas"*
Grievous' armor resists starfighter volleys and even survived a planet's crust melting and collapsing
a starship blowing up around him won't kill him, and he doesn't need to breathe so he'd just float around in space until Separatist forces collected him
@@murderousintent7838 dunno man, I know grievous is badass but NOT THAT level of badass- im 70% sure a straight up starship blowing up on him while he's inside would turn him into a beans pasta
@@darky5335 I mean, we have direct evidence to what I said. An explosion that made a planet's crust melt and then surviving the subsequent collapse is way worse than a ship exploding
@@murderousintent7838 may you at least pass the source of this info- because even if this true, I no longer believe grievous would have lost to obi wan with that sheer amount of armor even considering he had organs exposed inside
@@darky5335 its two things, the comic Star Wars: General Grievous (happens at the end of the comic) and The Revenge Of The Sith novelization's description of the character
also things can be extremely resilient to all sorts of stuff but then be cut by lightsabers, lightsabers are some of the most powerful weapons in the galaxy for a reason
Probably the most badass scene of Grevious in the series
Yes probably
@atom smasher definitely one of his finest moments.
1:43-1:54 Best entrance ever!
the y-wing gunner and tha Z-95 pilot will both always have a special place in my heart.
2:14 - 2:21
You gotta give it to the clone in the cargo hold of the Gunship. Even after being kicked by the general and disarmed, he still made the attempt to attack grievous.
What a legend
😢that clone fought bravely
I mean maybe Cody told his brothers how he succeeded once and those thought they could do it too
I just love how Grievous doesn't give a shit about the droids in "his" droid army
Why would he, they're droids and not particularly unique ones either?
1:58 Fun fact that clone Obi-Wan just saved is named Engle
I like that they went through to show every type of clone that was on the ship
Did you notice, over the series, every time they fought, Grievous has gotten better against Kenobi? Getting more hits in with each battle, forcing him to retreat here and even defeating him in the comics as well as the unfinished crystal arch. If Windu hadn't crushed his chest, their final battle may have gone much differently.
Yes
I absolutely adore that one cut scene where Grievous defeats Kenobi in seconds flat, it was from that final utapau arc that was unfortunately cut
Its crazy how obi wan was living his life in a dessert after commanding such insane ships
For those commenting wondering g why Kenobi told Grevious the ship was going to explode, here is why: That ship was most likely The Negotiator, Kenobi’s flagship. For Grevious, this is a moment of personal triumph, having taken the flagship of one of his biggest rivals. So by Kenobi telling Grevious that the ship was going to explode, he turned Grevious’s sense of triumph and immediately turned it into fear. If he had just blown up the ship, Grevious wouldn’t have had the feeling of dread. With an adversary as ruthless/heartless as Grevious, sometimes fear is better than a blade through the heart.
Fun Fact:Obi-Wan's Venator-class Star Destroyer is called the Negotiator.
was
Ah, Yes. The Negotiator...
Unfortunately, the show did not usually show grievous’... more “demonic” side. Due to the fact he was facing plot-armored characters, the ‘03 depiction was harrowingly accurate.
2:55 when you see Maul without a lightsaber
Oh, man.
Lol
Abandon ship
"Ridge is down"
“Maul’s advancing to the MAIN HANGAR”
That was a crushing victory for Grievous. Kenobi was forced to flee with his tail between his legs, and he barely even did any damage to Grievous outside of scuffing his armour's paint job.
This short scene is quite entertaining and surprisingly layered. Such an incredible show.
I like to think kenobi had that message prepared several months in advance just in case something like this happened
3:28 that's the nicest yet General Grievous is to his droids without... 'parting' them aside ... I'd thought he'd be grumpy regardless and smash the droids heads whether victorious or not...
0:26 Cody has his phase 2 helmet but his phase 1 armour.
Woulda loved if they found an intelligent way to phrase this scene instead of “Hey Grievous, I want to kill you, but I’m gonna warn you ahead of time cause I can’t kill you until Episode 3.” Classic Filoni
2:39 General Grievous:This is an exciting fight.
I feel so bad for those battle droids that we’re so close to safety
Honestly this whole sequence was very cool with Grievous the droids boarding Obi Wan’s venator. I just wish we would’ve had more scenes like it, or it could’ve been longer, maybe even a full episode dedicated to something like this