GlitterFairyLilo true but they are still further along in maturation due to them being fully developed, so their brain chemistry is more along the lines of a normal person than a child, they just lack world experience, but they don’t need it being trained to kill exclusively
It broke my heart to see cal had genuine friendships with these clone, especially the high fiveing one. Respawn did a great job making 66 feel like the tragic betrayal that it really is
It's not a betrayal, it's a tragedy. If you watch Clone Wars last season, clones had no power over it and being used like that to kill their friends is tragic.
Guys it's not the chips, it's also the clones itself, clones from some battalions wanted to do order 66 due to lack of protection from their jedi generals.
Probably the best depiction of Order 66 yet. The way Cal interacts with the clones before the whole thing goes down really makes it feel like a genuine betrayal. Can’t imagine the hurt and confusion
This was actually pretty tense almost a horror scene, like damn imagine this: clones you've trusted are now trying to murder you for unknown reasons, your master is separated from you, the only basic skills you can trust to survive were the ones you were taught, order 66 might just be the darkest period in Star Wars
I'm surprised there isn't a horror game where you play as a Youngling or Initiate that has to escape Coruscant or something similar. You'd have literally the most barebone Force abilities, and no real way to fight back, thus would have to avoid not only the Clones but also the larger percentage of the civilians who would oust you after being told "the truth". Edit: I can't spell because my Brain is the equivalent of a freshly squeezed Lemon.
Watching the interactions with the clones in the beginning: “You got this kid!” *high fives* Don’t get emotionally attached, don’t get emotionally attached, don’t get emotionally attached......
To be fair, the chip was messing with his head and making him seem like he was going crazy. But ya, really sad he died before he could save the Jedi and his brothers from what we knew was coming
I didn't expect to get sad over the trooper giving a high five to Kal, but here I am, almost on the verge of tears. That scene just hits so hard when you know what's coming.
What gets me is that nobody with the Jedi's saw Order 66 coming. You would think there would be at least a few paranoid Jedi. The ones who keep some stashes of supplies off the books just in case the unexpected happened. That shuttle you commandeered to escape that planet in? Yeah ... you didn't quite turn it in like you should have afterwards. Those credits you were given for expenses on that diplomatic mission? Yeah, I turned in some receipts I picked up off the ground and kept them. Those saber crystals you came across on your last trip to Llum ... yeah they somehow ended up in my pocket. That two weeks of R&R taken on Alderaan ... it wasn't alderaan and it wasn't R&R. It was time spent refurbishing a safe house on some planet nobody has heard of.
@@superdave8248 many Jedi did indeed do what you just described. Not that they ever thought the order would do anything to them. but Stuff happens when your a gloried government peace keeper with magic powers. Enemy's abound. and if the Mandalorians proved anything its that you don't need the dark side to kill Jedi! not to mention Hutt Crime syndicates. and there were PLENTY of Ex Jedi. and Estranged Jedi like Master Qui Gon was. Still part of the order, but kept at a distance do to their beliefs. Sadly all those side preparations did not help a great deal of them. Vader's Jedi hunts and his inquisitors tracked them all down. most because they still made use of the force. it was only Jedi that went into total exile, Like master Yoda did, or ones who Completely stopped using the force at all, like Kanen and Cal did. that kept them alive.
The fact that Respawn used Anakin's Betrayal for this scene from Revenge of The Sith had me fucking sobbing. They clearly care about the world and motives of Star Wars. Best scene in the game.
Or perhaps the person who issued the order to the clones(note: anyone can issue that order) would not be treated as an enemy. Anakin issued the order to the 501st, that’s why they don’t attack him.
Surely this was someone's very first encounter with Order 66. Completely fresh-faced, never having seen the old movies, no possible way of predicting what was about to happen, utterly oblivious to every hint. Must've been an insane experience.
7:05 I like how that one clone trooper just waited next to Master Tapal till the door opens and after that he just walked with his weapon and didn't shoot even once.
They should do a short hour and a half thriller that starts as Order 66 commences. There’s so much they could do with that moment and so many perspectives to explore I’d love to see that
Yeah a game with a Jedi Storyline about a newly christened Knight and his master a human woman taking on the separatists forces, with what this game has shown it would be INCREDIBLE. I think the main character should be an alien, i'm thinking Cerean like Ki Adi Mundi but with a green lightsaber and clearly younger. I would also want to play on some of less featured Clone War's planets especially Mygeeto in addition to Saleucami and new worlds we haven't seen.
@@louiswoodward8937 I blame EVERYONE after that whole thing with Syfo-dyas. By the time the show got to that arc, they should have had more than enough information to figure out what was going on, if they'd spent 2 seconds actually thinking about any of it.
It was Anakin's fault and the Jedi Council's fault. Fives said he knew of a separatist plot against the Jedi, but Anakin thought he was mad and didn't believe him (unlike Rex) and never bothered to tell anyone. Then Kenobi and Anakin found out Dooku built the clone army and told the council who decided to cover it up. If Anakin had listened to Fives then things would have been a lot different.
This is an intense leason to learn. Major props to Cameron Monaghan. He voice act a believable young Cal voice while also putting a lot of heart and soul into these emotional scenes. Great actor and amazing writers. Travis also was amazing as Cal's master
Those clone interactions are just perfect. Especially the high five and the comander laughing at Cals comment. It's sad that Cal lost both his friends and his master in one moment and didn't even know the reason the clones attacked.
"as soon as order 66 is ordered all of the clones started aiming like stormtroopers!" well... did you take into consideration that maybe, maybe, that was them doing their best to fight off their programming, and to not actually kill their friends?
I know the Jedi are able to make enemies disoriented and lose aim. This might be whats happening since when the clones shoot at the kid, they have closer shots, but when they shoot at the master, their aim begins to falter. Also they have plot armor.
Honestly this really did show how the clones could be incredibly connected with the Jedi and their Younglings. I wonder how clones reacted after the order was done
Most of them had PTSD or a sense of eternal regret. However, most of them could not control themselves during Order 66, which meant that while they were hunting down their friends, all they could do was watch and sit back inside their heads.
3:30: the sound of blasters could mean they wasn´t the only jedi aboard the ship...so the clones killed the others in different sectors of the ship. That makes this whole scene more scary, because that means Kal Kestis was the only jedi survivor in the whole ship.
I doubt there were more. We see in season 7 of TCW the clones also shot the droid assigned to the Jedi themselves, so they probably just destroyed their astromechs.
@@justsomeponywithamustache8731 no it didnt. While the physical suggestion was strong. In the comics many of the clones not only remember.. but question the things they did to people they served all their lives. Sometimes loved. The chip doesnt wipe memories though I think it has the possibility to do so. Order 66 was more of a program. The clones were forced to run it having been given the order.
Ryan White No it just forced them to uphold Order 66, above all else. Commander Bly and his troops felt horrible when they had to kill Aayla Secura so they shot her corpse so many times when she was down was because they wanted her death to be quick so she wouldn’t suffer.
Well if the leaks are to be believed then Rey is the granddaughter of Palpatine or even his daughter which would explain her ability to use the force with no training at all. In the end according to Yoda in ESB literally anyone who's force sensitive can use the force when he believes in it. He says to Luke that there is no difference between lifting a rock and a space ship. Jedi get usually trained from a young age to sharpen their mind and to teach them to focus that's why they don't want to train grown ups because their mind is poisoned by things the jedi avoid. That doesn't mean that a grown up can't concentrate on a thing he believes in in which case we come to Rey. Hell Luke had no training at all and he deflected blasters with closed eyes, destroyed the freakin death star and used the force pull in the beginning of ESB. All Rey did was manipulating a weak minded in her third try, lifting some rocks and dedlected Kylo Rens lightsaber with reflexes. And lifted some rock which takes us to Yodas conclusion. Also again deflecting Kylo Rens lightsaber with reflexes is part of the force..like Anakin used the force for reflexes during Pod racing altho he had never force training. There you go all you need to know about how the force works to stop complaining about how they portray Rey in the movies (which is a faithful portrayal of a force sensitive person) no matter her being aware of it shorly before that or not. She states that she always felt something so there's that.
The scene where they’re pinned down at the escape pod is masterfully done. When Tapal is getting shot at and Cal hides behind him, he looks at his padawan and knows that he must sacrifice himself to save Cal. Very well done
I actually really like how you get to interact with the clones and how nice they are to cal it makes the order 66 betrayal so much more tragic when they turn on you
It's so heart breaking to see the clones treating Jedi like their friends and giving encourage ment to young Jedi and then instantly turning on them because of some chip
How do you think the Grand Army troopers felt? Given upwards of 130 contingency orders covering everything from a removing a rogue chancellor, to dissolved senate, to eliminating the whole Jedi command. Nobody ever thought they’d be issued, but they all memorized them. The Jedi Council knew the orders, too, as did the generals and commanders, but they were just contingencies. Some of the troopers liked their Jedi leaders, and some didn’t, but a battlefield is the best place to find out who someone is. They formed bonds and loyalties, and more than a few troopers ignored Order 66, turned their backs to allow their general to escape. Others deserted the GAR to find lives and families, which is why I don’t buy the inhibitor chip osik.
Some context & explanation, for those who may be less fluent in Star Wars lore, yet found their way here... ;) *[version 2.0! Now with more Canon and soluble fiber!]* 1. *How could the Clones turn on the Jedi so easily? ~* The following is a combined paraphrase, from *Canon* (no Legends) information from Wookieepedia entries on Clone Troopers, Control Chips, Order 66, and The Great Jedi Purge... _"Clone Protocol 66 was built into the Clone Troopers of the Grand Army of the Republic during the cloning process that created them. All clones were implanted with a cranial bio-chip, one that could be activated by remote signal or by voice command (as given by Sheev Palpatine). The bio-chip, when activated, would enforce total obedience in a clone, erasing all existing biases and beliefs, and overriding any emotional ties or bonds. The order (66) would also cause the clones to view the Jedi as a dangerous threat that needed to be eliminated at all costs."_ So while the activation of the bio-chips may not have been a _"hard reset"_ of the Clone Troopers, it did diminish them in mental (& thus also physical) capacity; it was still brain tampering, after all (remember: Clone Trooper Tup *_>died
Toppal really sucks as a Master if Ahsoka, a padawan who left the order, is capable of taking on twice as many Clones with almost no knowledge of why they betrayed her.
@@nathanevans1382 You realize that the only reason Ahsoka survived was because Rex hesitated? The two clones behind her would’ve shot her in the back. Besides, Ahsoka’s agility and lightsaber form for sure helped her as well.
@@nathanevans1382 its not that Tapal sucks. But Cal sucks. Watch the last scene in front of the escape pod. If Cal does not hesitate and was not afraid, Tapal will still be alive. That's why Cal have survivors guilt. Because deep down he knows he is the reason his master died.
Everyone who doesn't get this reference isn't a true Star Wars fan lol. In Episode II Attack of the Clones, Jango says this line the exact same way to Obi-Wan Kenobi on Kamino. The exact line goes as such: Obi-Wan: *"Ever made your way as far as the interior of Coruscant?"* Jango Fett: *"Once or twice."* Obi-Wan: *"Recently?"* Jango Fett: *"...... Possibly..."*
What is particularly heart-wrenching for me, and what I'd like us all to remember, is that this is happening to A CHILD. Think of what Cal has to be thinking during this. "Why is this happening? Why are my friends trying to kill me? Did I do something wrong? Is this my fault? Where am I supposed to go? What do I do now?" And then his Jedi Master, his surrogate father, dies in his arms. Order 66 may perhaps be the darkest moment in Star Wars history.
Imagine feeling like thousands of your companions with whom you have grown, lived and fought side by side for years are suddenly being killed all at once, without being able to understand why and without being able to do anything. Your friends are being executed millions of miles away and there's nothing you can do, The soldiers that you have trusted your life for years and that you saw as friends are now trying to kill you, suddenly a whole galaxy is against you, and besides, not only do you have to protect yourself in this situation, but you have with you a child that you adopted as an apprentice and swore to guide and protect.. My head would hurt too if I were in that situation.
Yes. Correct. The Jedi and the clones had different relationships in both Legends and Canon. Canon clones and Legends clones have different paths in their lives, too. In both continuities, the Jedi Order starts out feeling uncomfortable with the blind obedience in the clones. The thing is, they take different approaches to this issue. In Legends, most Jedi keep a professional relationship with the clones, which does nothing to counter the dislike the clones have to the Jedi for being too peaceful. In this case, it makes sense for the clones to unhesitatingly follow Order 66 because in a way there is no choice other than the state. They are conscious of what they're doing, but with the exception of Arc-troopers and Clone Commandos, what reason do Legends Clones have to betray the state they swore loyalty to for leaders they don't like? In Canon, the Jedi instead try to influence the clones. They teach them to be more human and more independent thinkers. They have close friendships with them. The Jedi and Clones become comrades. Now, would some Canon Clones still carry out Order 66 by their free will? Yes. Just look at Dogma and Crosshair before they realize their mistakes. However, wouldn't most Canon Clones hesitate to kill their Jedi leaders before following orders, thus alerting the Jedi? I mean, the clones were even reluctant to execute Pong Krell, an actual traitor who hated clones. Dogma had to do it and felt like he needed to justify himself right afterwards.
@@commanderclay1235 I too would want Temuera back too. Something they did during the Legends Clone Wars multimedia project was have Temuera only voice a handful of clones, while they brought in others to voice other troopers, bringing their own stuff to the table. That's what I would want happening hear, having the role distributed between Temuera and DB Baker. That would be sooooooo cooooooolll....
I really wish the master didn’t die or at least stayed alive a bit longer. It was insanely obvious that he was going to die protecting the boy while escaping. It think it would have been way better if they both survived and then master dies a little later in the story. I honestly found the master more interesting that the boy.
Narratively speaking, even tho Jedi don’t make attachments or whatever, Master Tapal was as close as a father figure as he could be, so it is extremely sad and tragic that he lost his life saving his apprentice (or son if you want to see it that way)
@drew penizotto the clones were "good guys" and they still were even when they attacked.It was't their fault this happened because they had chips in their brain that gave them no choice and forced them to do this. Just wanted to let you know.
George or Palpatine whether he intended it or not, is sick for having the Jedi use Clones as their army where they would grow bonds and hold trust in for four years while the Clone Wars raged in, while slowly being accustomed to stupid aimless battle droids with no connection to the force, essentially being their one weakness since they couldn’t anticipate through the force what a droid would too, so Palpatine executing Order 66 is like your friend being pals with you for years and suddenly out of nowhere, there’s a knife in your back. You’d never see it coming. Genius.
The fact that they used Anakins Betrayal and then transitioned into Anakin Dark Deeds made this even more amazing and heartbreaking! I lost my shit during this scene! What a wonderful experience, it’s tough watching order 66, but playing thru it and experiencing the confusion and horror with Cal was unmatched! Can’t wait for the sequel!
Came here after that episode in Clone Wars so that I can wreck my heart even more. Watching the clones bond with Cal really hits different, knowing that the chips will force them to turn on the Jedi they respected. I am hurting in this Chili's tonight.
there were a small number of clones that DID disobey the order. so while its definitely something most of the rank and fodder clones executed without much hesitation, there were a few who...well...flat out disobeyed the order. there were some clones that spared padawans/learners but killed all the masters/knights (cuz they werent technically jedi at that point, who knows) there were clones who were injured/off the lines or deserters who simply never actually heard the orders, and thus never executed the order. there were some who probably *tried* to fight it because their jedi generals were much more..equal to them (such as anakin, who considered the 501st like his actual brothers, even if he was a jedi i dont think the 501st would have tried to kill anakin, or at least would have told him to get the fuck out of dodge) what you also have to realize though, for as many good clone relationships as we've seen with jedi, there are no small number of jedi who probably thought of the clones as...well. clones. replacable. the army. tools of the republic. there was a few episodes where we saw jedi who definitely didnt treat them with much respect, or without any compassion, so i doubt those clones would have really had many reservations. also think that it really helps enforce the perspective MOST jedi had during order 66, that they did feel a disturbance in the force if they were...attuned enough (jaro had the same reaction as yoda and ahsoka..they felt all the lives diminishing in the force, but its clear not every jedi did, such as mundi or aayla secura, who literally just got shot in the back without much inclination or realization until it was WAY too late)
Order 66 is so TWISTED. The clones literally get controlled by Sidious to kill the heroes they admired, including children... But, it's awesome Tapai has the same rare type of lightsaber as Darth Maul!
The Once and Future Jake ...Except the exact music from Revenge of the Sith’s order 66 scene is playing the whole time you’re escaping... I liked it because it kinda let us imagine who’s dying when in the movie. I remember running through the halls and when I heard the music I was like “hmm Plo Koon just died :(“
I think this is a pretty damn good version of Order 66. Cal talking with the clones and them being so kind, and with the words "Execute Order 66", without a choice they just betray them. I knew it was coming and still, I felt betrayed. When you also put yourself in the shoes of a little boy, these are some really cool guys he's sparred with, talked with, and now they're out to kill him.
Every depiction of Order 66 is so intense - Cal and Jaro fighting their way off their Venator, only alive to have a chance thanks to master Tapal’s instincts, Ahsoka unbrainwashing Rex and having to free Maul, the Bad Batch being confused as to why the other clones suddenly turned on Caleb/Kanan and his master before chasing him into the forest, and of course Revenge of the Sith showing the broader impact and Anakin’s massacre of the Jedi in the temple on Coruscant, every single time it’s so tense lol
@@Holidaypunch1 It lowkey kinda looks like he is. Either that, or he took his chip out and in an attempt to aid his jedi general in his escape, forgot to mention he wasn't issued the order and was killed for it
He could be trying to fight off the chip. At least I hope so. I think that's why most of them either hesitated or didn't fire. Clone troopers were way better at aiming than stormtroopers so for them to miss that much, they had to be doing something
@@stoutyyyy The chip makes more sense. I don't buy that the Clones would simply turn on their Jedi allies and friends just because the Chancellor told them to. We know from Clone Wars that they don't just follow orders without question, they aren't droids.
![DDG & G Herbo - Nosey [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/I9Ra0Zc2NlQ/mqdefault.jpg)
“Were getting new orders soon”
*chuckles* “im in danger”
Why are there no commercials lmao
Lol
Why are there no commercials lmao
Shadow Master yes lol
All because of ur training.
Anika skywalker
Being a kid on a ship like that must be like having a million older brothers
Thomas Schrank And imagine one day all of them try to kill you and your master, poor dude :(
All the more traumatizing when suddenly all your brother's are trying to murder you.
Technically they'd be younger brothers. He's like 13 or so in this, and the clones are about 10 years minimum so.
GlitterFairyLilo true but they are still further along in maturation due to them being fully developed, so their brain chemistry is more along the lines of a normal person than a child, they just lack world experience, but they don’t need it being trained to kill exclusively
Well, probably a closer to about 7,400.
Other Jedi masters: *teach their padawans lightsaber skills and force techniques*
Jaro Tapal: *hardcore parkour*
I guess it fits the monkey jedi, don't you think?
HARDCORE PARKOUR
I mean a physical intense exercise routine was usually normal for Jedi, why do you think there are no abnormally obese Jedi?
Non Existent Hutt Jedi: **Sad Noises**
@@scottprice4955 legends hutt: even sadder noises
"Ready for a rematch later?"
"Yeah, anytime!"
(few minutes later)
"About that rematch..."
Christian Choi 😭😭
This is the rematch
Lmao
More like deathmatch.
@@AdmiralRamirez7 XD
watching the clones interact with cal, my poor heart
This high five made me kinda sad tho
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i like the clone troppers its sad to see them die lie that
This shit fucking hurt me
Jaro Tapal probably wouldn’t have died if he was more focused on deflecting the blasts instead of weaving them
@@xylophone854 Jaro is too slow for a jedi
Tfw Jaro calls Cal weak even though he couldn't even take on a small group of clones
What bothers me is why didn't he do a Saber Trow or idk smth that could kill those clones in large
He was protecting Cal who was behind/next to him. If he moved away from cal then cal would've died
Dawson B should’ve maxed out his push upgrades
It broke my heart to see cal had genuine friendships with these clone, especially the high fiveing one. Respawn did a great job making 66 feel like the tragic betrayal that it really is
@@jessefirman48 Goddamn religious nutjobs...
@@jessefirman48 This is order 66, not the fucking Bible
I feel like that for the clone that gives cal a high five and the one that challenges him to a rematch later, this scene is amazing and heartbreaking
@@wafffel Well he got a rematch atleast.
It's not a betrayal, it's a tragedy. If you watch Clone Wars last season, clones had no power over it and being used like that to kill their friends is tragic.
_Order 66 happened in 2005, it can't hurt me anymore._
Me watching this and CW: *(Cries)*
Literally teared up during this scene and just finished clone wars about 10 minutes ago. Actually a grown ass man sobbing right now
Clone wars ruined order 66
Charlie Rivera bro me too when I played this scene i felt it
Aurum TheBrave this game hurts at some points
@@khayree7929 Hell no, it didn't.
"hey cal, ready for a rematch later?"
"boy am I"
LMFAO
He got that rematch for sure
lovguru23 exactly when i read this comment I heard this 8:55
Irony
Cal: Woah, ha cheap shot commander
Commander: Haha, now for the real thing...
Cal: What?
Commander: What?
@@zegpath81 that made me laugh too hard😂🤣
Hol up- (Pew)
@@zegpath81 🤣
ZegPath81 long glare of silence to eachother
Clone: *high fives kid*
Also clone: *tries to kill him*
Justin Lee A few clones had their chips removed, so they didn’t follow Order 66.
Justin Lee r/woosh
Justin Lee you didnt even took at as a joke when you were replying bruh
It’s not the same clone or is it? Idk
Guys it's not the chips, it's also the clones itself, clones from some battalions wanted to do order 66 due to lack of protection from their jedi generals.
Probably the best depiction of Order 66 yet. The way Cal interacts with the clones before the whole thing goes down really makes it feel like a genuine betrayal. Can’t imagine the hurt and confusion
i would debate the depiction of order 66 in clone wars s7 when rex tries to fight it and we see rex hunt down ahsoka.
Let's not forget the opening of The Bad Batch
@@jessefirman48 and I will sacrifice a few eggs to bathala for a good week for you
@@jessefirman48 ratio
@@15blackshirt fuck that depiction, Kansan’s original experience with order 66 was 100x better and way more heart wrenching
“Don’t come to the Venator Class Star Destroyer today”
"we're getting new orders today"
Subtle joke
lmao
Oh my fucking...damnit I'm smiling. 🤣
"Some of you Jedi are OK"
This was actually pretty tense almost a horror scene, like damn imagine this: clones you've trusted are now trying to murder you for unknown reasons, your master is separated from you, the only basic skills you can trust to survive were the ones you were taught, order 66 might just be the darkest period in Star Wars
Yeah, you gotta feel bad, they can’t control actions after order 66, they are basically being compelled against thier will!
except for order 37... but that isn't in the movies.
@@martinrussell7361 I didn't even know that was an actual thing before you commented, but i just looked it up, seem pretty terrifying
I'm surprised there isn't a horror game where you play as a Youngling or Initiate that has to escape Coruscant or something similar. You'd have literally the most barebone Force abilities, and no real way to fight back, thus would have to avoid not only the Clones but also the larger percentage of the civilians who would oust you after being told "the truth".
Edit: I can't spell because my Brain is the equivalent of a freshly squeezed Lemon.
@@harryunderwood9387 that actually sounds like a really good idea
Watching the interactions with the clones in the beginning: “You got this kid!” *high fives* Don’t get emotionally attached, don’t get emotionally attached, don’t get emotionally attached......
*becomes emotionally attached*
Becoming emotionally attached to clones after watching Clone Wars is inevitable for me.
@@ultragodzillafan it's unavoidable it's your destiny
That was a really cute moment!
ultragodzillafan exactly
*sees clone high five kid*
Me: “ sad already “
Eventhough they were all under the control of chips in their heads, seeing that just made me sad knowing what was coming
This sequence is much better when you have the epic music turned on. You get the best scores from Ep3.
Me 2
If only they stayed that way...
Justice Productions some clone troopers disobeyed do order 66
All of this would've never happened if everyone had just listened to Fives.
😥😥😥😥
Well, atleast his sacriface saved some clones, like Rex
To be fair, the chip was messing with his head and making him seem like he was going crazy.
But ya, really sad he died before he could save the Jedi and his brothers from what we knew was coming
C Sab I think he was just drugged that’s all , not really going crazy. Might be wrong
F
I didn't expect to get sad over the trooper giving a high five to Kal, but here I am, almost on the verge of tears. That scene just hits so hard when you know what's coming.
Cal*
Agreed
What gets me is that nobody with the Jedi's saw Order 66 coming. You would think there would be at least a few paranoid Jedi. The ones who keep some stashes of supplies off the books just in case the unexpected happened. That shuttle you commandeered to escape that planet in? Yeah ... you didn't quite turn it in like you should have afterwards. Those credits you were given for expenses on that diplomatic mission? Yeah, I turned in some receipts I picked up off the ground and kept them. Those saber crystals you came across on your last trip to Llum ... yeah they somehow ended up in my pocket. That two weeks of R&R taken on Alderaan ... it wasn't alderaan and it wasn't R&R. It was time spent refurbishing a safe house on some planet nobody has heard of.
Cal*
@@superdave8248 many Jedi did indeed do what you just described. Not that they ever thought the order would do anything to them. but Stuff happens when your a gloried government peace keeper with magic powers. Enemy's abound. and if the Mandalorians proved anything its that you don't need the dark side to kill Jedi! not to mention Hutt Crime syndicates. and there were PLENTY of Ex Jedi. and Estranged Jedi like Master Qui Gon was. Still part of the order, but kept at a distance do to their beliefs. Sadly all those side preparations did not help a great deal of them. Vader's Jedi hunts and his inquisitors tracked them all down. most because they still made use of the force. it was only Jedi that went into total exile, Like master Yoda did, or ones who Completely stopped using the force at all, like Kanen and Cal did. that kept them alive.
The fact that Respawn used Anakin's Betrayal for this scene from Revenge of The Sith had me fucking sobbing. They clearly care about the world and motives of Star Wars. Best scene in the game.
Palpatine : Execute order 66
Clone trooper : Ok
Clone trooper : *shoots Anakin Skywalker*
Palpatine : huh, well I didn't think that one through
Lololololol
Or if error
Darth Sidious: Execute order 6
Clone: Ok (all clones shoot themselves)
Emperor Ssraeshza r/woosh
Or perhaps the person who issued the order to the clones(note: anyone can issue that order) would not be treated as an enemy. Anakin issued the order to the 501st, that’s why they don’t attack him.
M Lau you know he’s making a joke right?
Clone: we’re getting new orders soon
Me: ahhh shit.. here we go again..
I said the same when I heard it lol.
SONIC BOONE LOL DUDE NICE ONE HAHA
Worst place to be in the galaxy, in a gigantic ship filled with clones
They were referring to the orders that they were moving to Mygeeto
Surely this was someone's very first encounter with Order 66. Completely fresh-faced, never having seen the old movies, no possible way of predicting what was about to happen, utterly oblivious to every hint. Must've been an insane experience.
This going to be my friend in a few days
Yeah that was me actually. Still very impactful. Big Star Wars fan girlfriend watching was in tears. Really well done scene.
How can you play this game without watching the movies!? This game wouldn't even exist if it weren't for the films.
This all could of be prevented if they used *NordVPN*
Tea Anyone? No, this would’ve all been prevented if they played R A I D S H A D O W L E G E N D S
@@shreejashrisal7124 😂😂
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7:05 I like how that one clone trooper just waited next to Master Tapal till the door opens and after that he just walked with his weapon and didn't shoot even once.
Bro was waiting for the perfect headshot
@@Capybara2240 lol
Perhaps didn’t receive the order yet and was fighting on Tapals side and Jedi just didn’t recognise him a few secs later 😂
I think he was mind tricked
This section makes me want a whole clone wars game
You seem to be ignoring lego star wars 3
They should do a short hour and a half thriller that starts as Order 66 commences. There’s so much they could do with that moment and so many perspectives to explore I’d love to see that
@Kreaper Editz classic not EA
Republic commando
Yeah a game with a Jedi Storyline about a newly christened Knight and his master a human woman taking on the separatists forces, with what this game has shown it would be INCREDIBLE. I think the main character should be an alien, i'm thinking Cerean like Ki Adi Mundi but with a green lightsaber and clearly younger. I would also want to play on some of less featured Clone War's planets especially Mygeeto in addition to Saleucami and new worlds we haven't seen.
"What mission?"
"You know the one, brother... The one from our nightmares..."
RIP Tubs and Fives.
Really should've seen it coming tbf. I blame Shaak Ti
@@louiswoodward8937 I blame EVERYONE after that whole thing with Syfo-dyas. By the time the show got to that arc, they should have had more than enough information to figure out what was going on, if they'd spent 2 seconds actually thinking about any of it.
@@bowenorcutt78 Yh Like this army just happens to miraculously pop out of nowhere just at the convenient time. Youd think it would raise some alarms.
It was Anakin's fault and the Jedi Council's fault. Fives said he knew of a separatist plot against the Jedi, but Anakin thought he was mad and didn't believe him (unlike Rex) and never bothered to tell anyone. Then Kenobi and Anakin found out Dooku built the clone army and told the council who decided to cover it up. If Anakin had listened to Fives then things would have been a lot different.
2:37 halfway across the galaxy
find him... find him...fives...FIND HIM
*REX WHAT'S HAPPENING*
I believe rex is saying fight him. I think
Brian Narvaez why would Rex be telling Ashoka to fight fives. It’s find
@@alex21390 he says fight him fight him fives fight him.why would rex say find him find who five makes even less sense to me
@Julian R why though i want to know what rex means i need to know it bothers me
This is an intense leason to learn. Major props to Cameron Monaghan. He voice act a believable young Cal voice while also putting a lot of heart and soul into these emotional scenes. Great actor and amazing writers. Travis also was amazing as Cal's master
The voice for child was so artificially pitched up omfg.
Ashoka: I won't kill them.
Tapal: Heh lightsaber go brrr
Also Ahsoka: So I freed Maul but don't worry, he will cause some chaos and then get killed by the clones.
@@skar8009 yeah she's an idiot. Didn't really think about that one huh.
@@apomtaylor8054 I mean, she did say she won't personally kill her troops, but rather let something else do the job, AKA Maul and the crashing Venator
I mean Tapal had to do it. It's either kill or be killed and Master Tapal killed all the Clones to protect his padawan Cal Kestis
Krell: that's cute
Those clone interactions are just perfect. Especially the high five and the comander laughing at Cals comment. It's sad that Cal lost both his friends and his master in one moment and didn't even know the reason the clones attacked.
"as soon as order 66 is ordered all of the clones started aiming like stormtroopers!" well... did you take into consideration that maybe, maybe, that was them doing their best to fight off their programming, and to not actually kill their friends?
Damn this is an actual pretty good theory
HOLY SHIT
Most likely the answer is having the Jedi instantly killed by expert marksmen wouldn't make a great videogame, wouldn't it?
This makes sense from a lore perspective
I know the Jedi are able to make enemies disoriented and lose aim. This might be whats happening since when the clones shoot at the kid, they have closer shots, but when they shoot at the master, their aim begins to falter. Also they have plot armor.
*high fives the clone trooper*
me: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Rechinikov I had that exact reaction before reading your comment
Clones: *kill jedi*
Jedi: *screams in terror* TRAAAIITOORRRS
@Tarado do RUclips fucking fuck your pic
I really feel that bro AHGG
@@fantasyconnect saddly RUclips shoot It down
I can't believe people hated on this game. It was awesome.
I never played it but I agree with you.
It's the game we wanted. It's these people who despise all that's good.
People hated on this game? It was one of the best narrative games I've played in the last 20 years
It was hated? It had good reviews lol
@@ricksaburai same here.
Uncharacteristically, the Clone Trooper high fiving the kid made me feel slightly guilty.
The trooper high fiving Cal was heartbreaking.
They are friends for real though. The clones were people, fully self aware. Order 66 activated a brain implant that overrode their free will.
The guilt is meant to hurt, because we all know the truth.
And thats why it hurts
Talking Lemons was that you who high fived him
It made me very sad
Darth Vader: How many pizzas should we order?
Palpatine: Order 66.
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Pizza place: What will your drinks be my lord?
Palpatine: Mountain DEW IT!
Oof
Sentry Bot lol
Honestly this really did show how the clones could be incredibly connected with the Jedi and their Younglings. I wonder how clones reacted after the order was done
Nightlock given with how they were in Rebels, it seems they greatly regretted it
Most of them had PTSD or a sense of eternal regret. However, most of them could not control themselves during Order 66, which meant that while they were hunting down their friends, all they could do was watch and sit back inside their heads.
algovoice after the order was done they still remained loyal to sidious.
I bet after order 66 have happened the clone we're like what have we done
It goes into detail for this in Star Wars The Clone Wars cartoon...it's so sad
"oh look a giant fan, lets run into it" 4:17
Dude, I thought the SAME THING
Yes 69 like
I think he thought that he was short enough to go under it.
This comment is too funny
B O M K
3:30: the sound of blasters could mean they wasn´t the only jedi aboard the ship...so the clones killed the others in different sectors of the ship.
That makes this whole scene more scary, because that means Kal Kestis was the only jedi survivor in the whole ship.
And now he is the Jedi survivor
I doubt there were more. We see in season 7 of TCW the clones also shot the droid assigned to the Jedi themselves, so they probably just destroyed their astromechs.
I just assumed it was tapal making his way through the ship
The shot happen before Tapal leaves the training room. The Clones were chasing someone else@@Dingoman013
-Clone troopers: Creating strong bonds of friendship with the Jedi and the Padawans
-Palpatine: Execute Order 66
-Clone Troopers: *Shame*
It’s not their fault. Order 66 erased their memories
@@justsomeponywithamustache8731 no it didnt. While the physical suggestion was strong. In the comics many of the clones not only remember.. but question the things they did to people they served all their lives. Sometimes loved. The chip doesnt wipe memories though I think it has the possibility to do so. Order 66 was more of a program. The clones were forced to run it having been given the order.
@@justsomeponywithamustache8731
Pretty dumb IMO, those chips really ruin a lot of the clones characters.
Macaroni Zero did it really? I’ve never heard that before
Ryan White No it just forced them to uphold Order 66, above all else.
Commander Bly and his troops felt horrible when they had to kill Aayla Secura so they shot her corpse so many times when she was down was because they wanted her death to be quick so she wouldn’t suffer.
"I heard we're getting new orders soon"
My heart is beating really fast and I have butterflies in my stomach.
Coincidentally, I think he was referring to movement orders to Mygeeto
That’s really heartbreaking that the clones were so wholesome towards cal and then just try to kill him
Yep
Yes. Very sad 😢
ok in 5 seconds, this kid recived already more training then ray
Rey needs a proper teacher
@@3sikesimdead946 That's what luke should have been 🤦♂️
Well if the leaks are to be believed then Rey is the granddaughter of Palpatine or even his daughter which would explain her ability to use the force with no training at all. In the end according to Yoda in ESB literally anyone who's force sensitive can use the force when he believes in it. He says to Luke that there is no difference between lifting a rock and a space ship. Jedi get usually trained from a young age to sharpen their mind and to teach them to focus that's why they don't want to train grown ups because their mind is poisoned by things the jedi avoid. That doesn't mean that a grown up can't concentrate on a thing he believes in in which case we come to Rey. Hell Luke had no training at all and he deflected blasters with closed eyes, destroyed the freakin death star and used the force pull in the beginning of ESB. All Rey did was manipulating a weak minded in her third try, lifting some rocks and dedlected Kylo Rens lightsaber with reflexes. And lifted some rock which takes us to Yodas conclusion. Also again deflecting Kylo Rens lightsaber with reflexes is part of the force..like Anakin used the force for reflexes during Pod racing altho he had never force training. There you go all you need to know about how the force works to stop complaining about how they portray Rey in the movies (which is a faithful portrayal of a force sensitive person) no matter her being aware of it shorly before that or not. She states that she always felt something so there's that.
Tbh Luke needed more training too
That's what happens when you write a lazy Mary sue
7:55 RUclips turning my graphics from HD to 144p -2019 colorized
Seriously what happened?
@@Nathan-bm1ys he used force slow.
This whole game looks like shit quality
Clone Trooper: You got this, kid
**See’s him high five Cal**
Me: Oh this isn’t going to be easy for me
i like how instead of this being a cutscene we actually play this bit
"I heard we're getting new orders soon"
me: *sweating profusely*
Edit: thanks for all the likes guys!
*chuckles*
I'm in danger.
moderncommando i love how there is 66 likes on this comment
Execute order 66...
We now have to choices. Like this comment and hopeto get it to 666 likes or let it stay at 166
moderncommando 1,000th like. Your welcome:)
this whole time, Thanos was a jedi..
Stop.
no you mr “poopypoopyphole poop”
@@acn3238 i also thought that was him in the thumbnail....
Olle Selin me too tbh
i'm not alone 😌
The scene where they’re pinned down at the escape pod is masterfully done. When Tapal is getting shot at and Cal hides behind him, he looks at his padawan and knows that he must sacrifice himself to save Cal. Very well done
While all the fucking dumbasses miss ALL their shots.......
Why does young Cal’s run animation make him look like he’s got a full diaper?
People made fun of me because I ran that way 😣
I mean, he's like eleven, with trained militia shooting at him, pretty sure his pants are full.
The Smartest Idiot they aren’t militia, they are fully trained soldiers with combat experience, i think they hardly count as rebels aka militia
It’s a throwback animation to KOTOR
He's pretty young, who's to say he's not *actually* wearing a diaper xP
I actually really like how you get to interact with the clones and how nice they are to cal it makes the order 66 betrayal so much more tragic when they turn on you
So sad the clone troopers were so nice to him then essentially got lobotomized and forced to try to kill him!
BagelBramble I remember when one said “You got this kid” and high fives him. ):
It’s so sad, most people just feel bad for the Jedi but obviously it wasn’t the clones fault I feel so bad for them too
Clones are the most loved figure in Star Wars
Yeah i liked the clones
And they’re also funny in lego star wars (dont judge me i just saw callmecarson playing and it gave me nostalgia)
The fact that he was really good friends with the clones and they didnt even hesitate to shoot him broke me during this part
It's so heart breaking to see the clones treating Jedi like their friends and giving encourage ment to young Jedi and then instantly turning on them because of some chip
you do know about the inhibitor chips right?
Daniel Hardman doesn't make it any less heartbreaking
Daniel Hardman yep that’s what makes it even more heartbreaking
How do you think the Grand Army troopers felt? Given upwards of 130 contingency orders covering everything from a removing a rogue chancellor, to dissolved senate, to eliminating the whole Jedi command. Nobody ever thought they’d be issued, but they all memorized them. The Jedi Council knew the orders, too, as did the generals and commanders, but they were just contingencies.
Some of the troopers liked their Jedi leaders, and some didn’t, but a battlefield is the best place to find out who someone is. They formed bonds and loyalties, and more than a few troopers ignored Order 66, turned their backs to allow their general to escape. Others deserted the GAR to find lives and families, which is why I don’t buy the inhibitor chip osik.
I felt more bad for the clones then I did the Jedi
No one:
TIE fighter: 8:55
U 551 so that’s were the sound came from
Its so messed up but so funny at the same time 😂😂😂😂
Bruh
lol
hahaha
Jaro looks like he wearing the same outfit General Kenobi would
Regular Jedi Master Armour maybe
where did he buy it? *high ground* clothing store
Anakin Skywalker it's the same kind anakin wore during the clone wars
It's called battle armor. During the war most masters wore Jedi robes outfitted with some armor
Plo Koon SHUT UP
Some context & explanation, for those who may be less fluent in Star Wars lore, yet found their way here... ;) *[version 2.0! Now with more Canon and soluble fiber!]*
1. *How could the Clones turn on the Jedi so easily? ~* The following is a combined paraphrase, from *Canon* (no Legends) information from Wookieepedia entries on Clone Troopers, Control Chips, Order 66, and The Great Jedi Purge...
_"Clone Protocol 66 was built into the Clone Troopers of the Grand Army of the Republic during the cloning process that created them. All clones were implanted with a cranial bio-chip, one that could be activated by remote signal or by voice command (as given by Sheev Palpatine). The bio-chip, when activated, would enforce total obedience in a clone, erasing all existing biases and beliefs, and overriding any emotional ties or bonds. The order (66) would also cause the clones to view the Jedi as a dangerous threat that needed to be eliminated at all costs."_
So while the activation of the bio-chips may not have been a _"hard reset"_ of the Clone Troopers, it did diminish them in mental (& thus also physical) capacity; it was still brain tampering, after all (remember: Clone Trooper Tup *_>died
you edited your comment and lost like, 10k likes
oof
Damn that was some sweet sweet lore. Thanks my dude.
AFGuidesHD how can he lose likes
AFGuidesHD this man ain’t have nun better to do he must really love Star Wars and be a hit with the ladies
@@lloydharris651 ~ I refer you to my (above) Reply to *AFGuidesHD.* :)
So sad, cal had friends... clone friends... and they accidentally betrayed him.
And the worse part this causes Cal to have trust issues with other people and have PTSD
Who’s here after Shattered from Clone Wars?
@JasonX 117 While Vader is killing younglings at the Jedi Temple
Toppal really sucks as a Master if Ahsoka, a padawan who left the order, is capable of taking on twice as many Clones with almost no knowledge of why they betrayed her.
@@nathanevans1382 You realize that the only reason Ahsoka survived was because Rex hesitated? The two clones behind her would’ve shot her in the back. Besides, Ahsoka’s agility and lightsaber form for sure helped her as well.
@@KaptainOW She still did better than Toppal, he somehow figured out the Clones betrayed them as well, and he still died.
@@nathanevans1382 its not that Tapal sucks. But Cal sucks. Watch the last scene in front of the escape pod. If Cal does not hesitate and was not afraid, Tapal will still be alive. That's why Cal have survivors guilt. Because deep down he knows he is the reason his master died.
kal: We’re leaving Baracca
Clone trooper: “Possibly”
Me : *I see what you did there*
Explain
li christopher its remind me of Jango Fett, he the original, it just funny to see his clone also said the same thing lol
Crimson Black because they know that they’re gonna fucking die
Everyone who doesn't get this reference isn't a true Star Wars fan lol. In Episode II Attack of the Clones, Jango says this line the exact same way to Obi-Wan Kenobi on Kamino. The exact line goes as such:
Obi-Wan: *"Ever made your way as far as the interior of Coruscant?"*
Jango Fett: *"Once or twice."*
Obi-Wan: *"Recently?"*
Jango Fett: *"...... Possibly..."*
@Crimson Black he is actually right, it's an obvious reference. No one should have miss it
What is particularly heart-wrenching for me, and what I'd like us all to remember, is that this is happening to A CHILD.
Think of what Cal has to be thinking during this. "Why is this happening? Why are my friends trying to kill me? Did I do something wrong? Is this my fault? Where am I supposed to go? What do I do now?"
And then his Jedi Master, his surrogate father, dies in his arms. Order 66 may perhaps be the darkest moment in Star Wars history.
And cal was one of the few survivors, how many other children would of died?
Imagine feeling like thousands of your companions with whom you have grown, lived and fought side by side for years are suddenly being killed all at once, without being able to understand why and without being able to do anything. Your friends are being executed millions of miles away and there's nothing you can do, The soldiers that you have trusted your life for years and that you saw as friends are now trying to kill you, suddenly a whole galaxy is against you, and besides, not only do you have to protect yourself in this situation, but you have with you a child that you adopted as an apprentice and swore to guide and protect.. My head would hurt too if I were in that situation.
Such is the fate of traitors to the republic.
Yes. Correct.
The Jedi and the clones had different relationships in both Legends and Canon.
Canon clones and Legends clones have different paths in their lives, too.
In both continuities, the Jedi Order starts out feeling uncomfortable with the blind obedience in the clones.
The thing is, they take different approaches to this issue.
In Legends, most Jedi keep a professional relationship with the clones, which does nothing to counter the dislike the clones have to the Jedi for being too peaceful. In this case, it makes sense for the clones to unhesitatingly follow Order 66 because in a way there is no choice other than the state. They are conscious of what they're doing, but with the exception of Arc-troopers and Clone Commandos, what reason do Legends Clones have to betray the state they swore loyalty to for leaders they don't like?
In Canon, the Jedi instead try to influence the clones. They teach them to be more human and more independent thinkers. They have close friendships with them. The Jedi and Clones become comrades. Now, would some Canon Clones still carry out Order 66 by their free will? Yes. Just look at Dogma and Crosshair before they realize their mistakes. However, wouldn't most Canon Clones hesitate to kill their Jedi leaders before following orders, thus alerting the Jedi?
I mean, the clones were even reluctant to execute Pong Krell, an actual traitor who hated clones. Dogma had to do it and felt like he needed to justify himself right afterwards.
I know it was a given going into this scene, but it's still so good to hear Dee Bradley Baker as the Clones once again.
Too bad it's not my boy Temuera Morrison
Not for me temeura Morrison deserves to have his chance as the clones once again. Everybody just up on DBBs nuts too much
Samuel De La Rosa that’s because Dee Bradley Baker gave the clones so much individuality, it’s impressive
@@commanderclay1235 I too would want Temuera back too. Something they did during the Legends Clone Wars multimedia project was have Temuera only voice a handful of clones, while they brought in others to voice other troopers, bringing their own stuff to the table. That's what I would want happening hear, having the role distributed between Temuera and DB Baker. That would be sooooooo cooooooolll....
Yo since when did thanos become a Jedi
Its a Lasat, introducted in Rebels
Ever since Barry reversed Flashpoint.
Thanos would murder stomp these clones
He was going easy on the Clones... he could've snapped once and all clones would've died
@@pedronicolas7491 He was joking.
its criminal how you disabled the music for this scene
Nobody:
The master: focused breathing
Tapal's breathing is so focused it looks like he's trying to use hamon
HAMON
BBBBBBBBBBB
@@randombag420 *OVERDRIVE!!*
I hope Cal gets to know in a third game, that the clones never had a choice on the matter.
8:20 damn thats harsh for us who know the main story, that signal will never come
Technically that signal did come, but only in the false form of the Empire calling the Jedi to come to Coruscant (to be slaughtered)
@@masterwhopper414 And Obi Wan's signal after he dismantled the signal sent by the empire
the person who made this comment doesn't even watch starwars just some dumbass anime profile picture trying to be apart of something
@@matthewskullblood9778 if you play the game, it seems like he didn't get the Kenobi or false signal and he just waited on the beginning planet
I really wish the master didn’t die or at least stayed alive a bit longer. It was insanely obvious that he was going to die protecting the boy while escaping. It think it would have been way better if they both survived and then master dies a little later in the story. I honestly found the master more interesting that the boy.
The devs to like killing off side characters before they even get a chance to get some good development like the first character that's your friend.
Anyone is more interesting than the boy
@@TakiGamesOfficial except maRey sue
Right he wasnt stunned like other jedi he reacted quick cutting down that trooper.
I dont know how said it but... Jaro Tapal looks like a good Jedi master and his death is a heartbreaking
Narratively speaking, even tho Jedi don’t make attachments or whatever, Master Tapal was as close as a father figure as he could be, so it is extremely sad and tragic that he lost his life saving his apprentice (or son if you want to see it that way)
7:05. Lmao the clone right behind him was chillin and my dumbass thought he was a good guy lmao
drew penizotto same lmaoo
Same
drew penizotto They were likely trying to resist the inhibitor chips as it is true they are still there.
Jedi mind control?
@drew penizotto the clones were "good guys" and they still were even when they attacked.It was't their fault this happened because they had chips in their brain that gave them no choice and forced them to do this. Just wanted to let you know.
Master Tapal: You are NO JEDI.
When cal sat down and started screaming he looked like he was constipated
No one adress the random Duck war cry he lets out?
Oof
@@janerik5997 It made me cringe so much I folded in half 8 times
@@unseen289 xd
Same
A lot of Clone Wars nostalgia hit me from this, it’s really awesome that they included this section in the game
It’s cool how the Jedi master is a lassat, like Zeb
Yeet
G3daBeast yep. And apparently the one and only confirmed Lasat Jedi of the Old Order, so far.
Agreed
He's also voiced by Lego superman from the games.
Pretty cool to see this game use elements introduced in Rebels.
George or Palpatine whether he intended it or not, is sick for having the Jedi use Clones as their army where they would grow bonds and hold trust in for four years while the Clone Wars raged in, while slowly being accustomed to stupid aimless battle droids with no connection to the force, essentially being their one weakness since they couldn’t anticipate through the force what a droid would too, so Palpatine executing Order 66 is like your friend being pals with you for years and suddenly out of nowhere, there’s a knife in your back. You’d never see it coming. Genius.
They fought alongside for 3 years actually.
The fact that they used Anakins Betrayal and then transitioned into Anakin Dark Deeds made this even more amazing and heartbreaking! I lost my shit during this scene! What a wonderful experience, it’s tough watching order 66, but playing thru it and experiencing the confusion and horror with Cal was unmatched! Can’t wait for the sequel!
7:04 lmao the clone behind him could've easily taken him out, also he looks like thanos
Jedi mind trick... duh!
Yeah I thought it was a friendly clone at first, guy was literally hiding behind the big Jedi.
Hahaha..i think the clone want to help him...
If you look closely he flicked his hand which made the clone’s blaster go to the side so he would’ve missed if he fired
Someone doesn't keep up with Star Wars
When the commander started using stun blasts I was like “oh shet he took the shot” then I realized it was stun
I love how this is basically the force unleashed from the opposite perspective
Lord Bootyquake Its the Force Unleashed done right...
10.000 jedi in the morning,
only 200 by next day
and no more than 30 by the time of the Battle of Endor.
Just before order 66, there is 6000-5500 jedi left, the clone wars killed a lot of jedi. 10k its more before the battle of geonosis
Rey: *exists*
Literally everyone: 10:00
XD LMAO
Too true.
She is disgrace.
You just cant create character who is unbeatable and immortal from day one.
“*Immortal* from day one”. She literally dies
@@derckjansmits9159 And comes back, your point?
@@jarskil8862 At least Starkiller had a reason to be very powerful.
Came here after that episode in Clone Wars so that I can wreck my heart even more. Watching the clones bond with Cal really hits different, knowing that the chips will force them to turn on the Jedi they respected. I am hurting in this Chili's tonight.
there were a small number of clones that DID disobey the order. so while its definitely something most of the rank and fodder clones executed without much hesitation, there were a few who...well...flat out disobeyed the order. there were some clones that spared padawans/learners but killed all the masters/knights (cuz they werent technically jedi at that point, who knows) there were clones who were injured/off the lines or deserters who simply never actually heard the orders, and thus never executed the order. there were some who probably *tried* to fight it because their jedi generals were much more..equal to them (such as anakin, who considered the 501st like his actual brothers, even if he was a jedi i dont think the 501st would have tried to kill anakin, or at least would have told him to get the fuck out of dodge)
what you also have to realize though, for as many good clone relationships as we've seen with jedi, there are no small number of jedi who probably thought of the clones as...well. clones. replacable. the army. tools of the republic. there was a few episodes where we saw jedi who definitely didnt treat them with much respect, or without any compassion, so i doubt those clones would have really had many reservations.
also think that it really helps enforce the perspective MOST jedi had during order 66, that they did feel a disturbance in the force if they were...attuned enough (jaro had the same reaction as yoda and ahsoka..they felt all the lives diminishing in the force, but its clear not every jedi did, such as mundi or aayla secura, who literally just got shot in the back without much inclination or realization until it was WAY too late)
"The missions...the nightmares, they're finally...over"- R.I.P. CT-5555 "Fives"
I love how the training is taken from “The Box” episode from the Clone Wars
As well as the imperial training undertaken by Ezra when he infiltrates the academy.
And old Zeb from Rebels is a Jedi Master lol
Order 66 is so TWISTED. The clones literally get controlled by Sidious to kill the heroes they admired, including children...
But, it's awesome Tapai has the same rare type of lightsaber as Darth Maul!
Put that thing away! there are like, CHILDREN HERE!
This scene is soulless without the music.
The Once and Future Jake ...Except the exact music from Revenge of the Sith’s order 66 scene is playing the whole time you’re escaping...
I liked it because it kinda let us imagine who’s dying when in the movie. I remember running through the halls and when I heard the music I was like “hmm Plo Koon just died :(“
@@Mattropolis97 That's what they were referencing, this video doesn't have the music playing like in the game.
Crimson Navy Hmm not sure I agree unless there’s any clarification.
@@Mattropolis97 The video literally doesn't play the music that plays in game (likely to avoid copyright strikes).
Crimson Navy But I just can’t see what you mean
“I heard we’re getting new orders soon”
*HEAVY AND FOCUSED BREATHING*
It’s pretty cool that the main character’s master was a Lasat
Duke The Rebel Zeb Orrelios from Star Wars Rebels would be proud to have known that one of his kind had been a Jedi
I noticed that too and it made me so happy
He kinda looks like Thanos tho
@@gijstendam1596 lmao not even a little bit
@@gijstendam1596 looks absolutely nothing like thanos
Music, gameplay, story
Best Star Wars game scane ever
I think this is a pretty damn good version of Order 66. Cal talking with the clones and them being so kind, and with the words "Execute Order 66", without a choice they just betray them. I knew it was coming and still, I felt betrayed. When you also put yourself in the shoes of a little boy, these are some really cool guys he's sparred with, talked with, and now they're out to kill him.
Did anyone else think that he looks like jimmy from “bully”
Ye xD
he looks like Ian Gallagher!!!
@@83380 thats who plays him
Still waiting for Bully 2
Cory Johnson it the same actor as Ian Gallagher
I just cant get over how slow the blaster bolts are.
Every depiction of Order 66 is so intense - Cal and Jaro fighting their way off their Venator, only alive to have a chance thanks to master Tapal’s instincts, Ahsoka unbrainwashing Rex and having to free Maul, the Bad Batch being confused as to why the other clones suddenly turned on Caleb/Kanan and his master before chasing him into the forest, and of course Revenge of the Sith showing the broader impact and Anakin’s massacre of the Jedi in the temple on Coruscant, every single time it’s so tense lol
They included these wholesome moments with the clone troopers just to add the level of betrayal when the order happens
7:03 what are these clones doing? Especially the one in the back, he’s just standing there.
Keoni Geiger He was Probably mind controlled
@@Holidaypunch1 It lowkey kinda looks like he is. Either that, or he took his chip out and in an attempt to aid his jedi general in his escape, forgot to mention he wasn't issued the order and was killed for it
Looks injured to me
@@mitchsorrenstein1819 Looks pretty braid dead to me.
He could be trying to fight off the chip. At least I hope so. I think that's why most of them either hesitated or didn't fire. Clone troopers were way better at aiming than stormtroopers so for them to miss that much, they had to be doing something
“I heard we are getting new orders soon!”
…………**Realization**
4:15 i shouldnt have laughed so much when a giant propeller clonks a child on the head XD
Goddamnit XD
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LMAO
The clones were cool, high fiving and shit... until, y'know... the thing happened
@@nolk5631 how old _are_ you
So about 5
@@benjyyy4168 lmaoo
@@nolk5631 and that just proves my point lol
With an anime profile? Yeah.
Force push is always a great move to avoid being shot to death by a group standing in a cluster.
After watching the clone wars and getting to know Rex,Domino squad and the rest of the clones made order 66 so much worse.
Rex didn’t turn.
And then they ruined it by adding the chip arc.
Yea rex listened to fives before fives died and got 4 other clones to remove their chips aswell as himself
@@stoutyyyy The chip makes more sense. I don't buy that the Clones would simply turn on their Jedi allies and friends just because the Chancellor told them to. We know from Clone Wars that they don't just follow orders without question, they aren't droids.
Yeah I know Rex didn't turn I was bringing up the clones that came to mind and I was never that interested in rebels that much.