i adore the fact that sir Christopher Lee regarded his duel with Yoda as "one of the best sword fights ever put to film" that man had respect for the craft of filmmaking.
It's a little bit funny that all these positive views from reaction channels make fans think these atrocious bs films are actually any good. (how many reaction channels would alienate fans by being honest? They have to applaud everything they wath.)
I definitely recommend watching the clone wars series. I just finished watching them myself and it gives so much extra depth to the characters especially Anakin. It shows reasons why Anakin lost more and more faith in the jedi eventually turning to the dark side. Before I watched the clone wars I didn't really like Anakin but after watching it, he isn't my favourite (he is up there) he is 100% the best written character ever. The first 2 season are a bit of a struggle to get through, but after season 3 it just gets exponentially better, with season 6 & 7 being one of the greatest star wars content there is.
True, I saw the movie and thought it was a bit random for Anakin to turn to the dark side. He only had a bad dream and he turns. The Clone Wars shows many things why Anakin already lost faith in the Jedi, especially the council, like Obi-wan's 'death', Ahsoka being expelled from the order, and denying him the rank of master.
@@gertboer3458it makes perfect sense😂 We’ve seen his fear since episode one, seen it build up etc. Yes the clone wars adds to it, but in no way is it critical for understanding his fall. If so you’re either young or really dense.
@@christianlarssen9046 I don't agree with you here. Yes we saw his fear in episode 1, 2 & 3 and the only thing he really lost in the movies was his mom, and now he was scared of losing Padme. I know he is an emotional Jedi but it's not really something for a Jedi to turn to the darkside for losing 1 & potentially 2 people, while youve been trained for like 15 years. Yes we see his fear build up in the movie but I think The Clone Wars adds a lot more depth and it makes much more sense in my opinion.
The clone wars movie is just okay. Entertaining but nothing special. THE SHOW THO. is considered probably the best star wars content by a lot of people. Definitely worth watching even if you aren’t gonna post it
In my opinion clone wars is the best thing Star Wars has produced till today. It has such great arcs (some bads too, but few). And it gave us the best Star Wars character.
@@hunterackerman1697 Valid, but not my favourite tho 😅 I'd put Ahsoka Tano before anybody not only in Star Wars but before any character in any fictional universe 😁 I also love Hondo Ohnaka but he's definitely after Cad Bane 😇
I love that you comment on that part with his mom. Most people are like “oh man, why would you give in to the dark side?” Bro, if my mom was captured, tortured and raped to death over the course of a month, you best believe I would go on a murder spree. And on top of that, he actually has the power to kill them all. You can’t say you wouldn’t. And you can see where the path to becoming Vader starts: with human attachments. That’s how you corrupt even the very best of us.
yeah on a human level its understandable but ani is a jedi. A jedi shouldnt form attatchments nor should he act on his emotions. Ofcourse its hard to not feel angry and hate when your mom dies but as a jedi you need to let these feelings go otherwise you give in to the dark side.
@@tud21 thats the whole flaw with jedi my guy. i don't know if you've realized this but jedi are not droids. they have a saying or some shit that goes "there is no emotion, there is only peace" - which is stupid as fuck imo because every sentient being will have emotions. it's how they function, built into their brain or whatever equivalent for supposed alien species. despite this, the jedi don't teach how to deal with these emotions, they just tell you to, as you said, "let these feelings go otherwise you give into the dark side." like yeah bro, in an IDEAL world, someone whose mother was just tortured and/or raped to death can let go of these feelings, but it's not realistic whatsoever. moreover, the jedi avoid this by taking the children when young so they don't develop attachments in the first place, but what about after? all the masters who went dark because their apprentice was killed/taken and vice versa? they just teach avoidance and that shit baffles my fucking mind.
fun fact: the dialogues you hear are actually recorded in a studio and edited into the film since the original recording had a buzz sound due to the transformers behind set. George Lucas didn't notice that until the movie reached post. So, all the actors were called again into a studio to read their lines.
24:10 that’s why the Jedi usually take the force sensitive kids when they’re infants so they don’t grow any attachment to their parents. That eliminates the possibility of them going bazerk if their parents die.
Stormtroopers (the empire's soldiers) were mostly just normal people who signed up. Early on their soldiers were clones but because clones were more expensive and they aged twice as fast the empire phased them out and started recruiting soldiers. I really recommend watching the Bad Batch (after the Clone Wars if you watch it) if you want to see how that happens Also side note - Force lightning is a dark side power, Jedi normally can't do it (with a few exceptions).
The Clone Wars TV Series is the BEST piece of Star Wars Media ever produced. It has so many different stories and answers so many different questions about the Star Wars Universe, such as how Lightsabers are made, what it's like for the citizens of the separatists, Clones who desert and abandon the army. For many people, their favourite star wars characters were introduced in the series or were developed by the Clone Wars Series. Please do give it a watch, you won't be disappointed.
You should ABSOLUTELY watch The Clone Wars series The movie might deter you, and the first 3 season arent amazin, but it reeeeally picks up s4 onwards. You should watch the 2D miniseries too, its so awesome
@@lgchamp1999 i mean, those arcs and episodes are givens but theres so many other ones that just make tcw sooo so good, like the s6 clovis arc and deception arcs, the end of s5, and of the s7 finale
@@LiamsEntertainmentFranchise it rlly depends bc yeah, they introduce a lot of beloved characters and whatever, but most of those episodes when rewatching just dont hold up at all, especially the animation. not to mention theyre all jumbled up which makes a chronological watchthrough so obnoxious :/
I love the fight between Dooku and Yoda so much. Also, the 3 beasties sent in to kill Obi-Wan, Anakin, and Padmé are a reek (the rhino-looking one), an acklay (the one that looks like a praying mantis) and a nexu (the tiger-looking one). Fun fact: Samuel L. Jackson asked the producers if his character, Mace Windu could have a purple lightsaber, so he could find himself easily during the Battle of Geonosis in the sea of blue and green lightsabers.
It's also because purple is Samual L Jackson's favorite color. One of the reasons why the request was granted was because it actually fit Mace Windu's character where he fell in between both the light and dark. Put the two main lightsaber colors of blue that was used by the Jedi and red used by the Sith and it makes the color purple.
With the Old Jedi Order jedi aren't allowed to have children or get married or have any sexual or romantic relationship of any kind. Under certain circumstances the council can approve of family and marriage but jedi are expected to not be attached to them. In the New Jedi Order Luke Skywalker would encourage his students to form attachments and have friends and families, Luke himself would eventually marry and have a child.
Actually they are allowed to have sexual relations, the Old Jedi were against attachment as they thought it clouded one’s judgement. Of course one would naturally form attachments to someone, so many didn’t (and many Jedi weren’t celibate).
@AntonyEstes I thought sexual relationships alone would be seen as an act of passion which was seen as a path to the dark side cause there's a difference between doing so for the sake of a species and doing so for the sake of pleasure.
@@BSM-vw6cf Nah, one Jedi Master had multiple wives and sired children with all of them but formed no emotional attachment to them. You can actually see him in this film.
@PositiviteaTheFirst yeah Ki Adi Mundi but he did so out of the need for his species to reproduce not out of sexual or romantic pleasure. He went out of his way to save one of his daughters but in the end the Clone Wars caused the deaths of his entire family.
Force lighting is a very powerful trait for exceptionally strong dark-side users. Some of the jedi can accomplish this feat but it is not a common one. They practically take the force and tamper with it causing an electrical reaction and boom!⚡️ Apart from that, it can also come in a variety of colours depending on the level of power: Blue, green, yellow, white, red and black. There are comics.
I’m kinda a casual fan but aren’t there force lightnings that aren’t necessarily the dark side of the force? Unless we count nightsisters as dark side.
@YT_AKai_ It's a dark-side specific ability. If a jedi were to conjure it, they'd have to give into hate/anger/fear. Like that one scene of Rey in the 9th.
@@robertfrancis9877 Tehnically the dark side is emotion, so in theory you coud do all of the dark side powers using love or joy. Sadly that is never really explored sinse it will ruin the whole dark side users are all bad and evil part.
So, about Yoda's fight, the reason he was able to fight like that was a combination of Ataru (Form IV) a lightsaber style known for its acrobatic movements and swift strikes and a steady use of the Force to enhance his abilities and improve his battle prowess. He can't move like that all the time, he has to actively use the Force to fight like that. He is 800+ years old after all, ergo why he walks around with a cane 90% of the time.
Anakin blames Obi because Obi keeps reminding him of his status as "padawan learner". Telling Anakin over and over that his senses arent attuned enough for this or that, despite Anakin having proved himself. One example is when they're on the small ship with Padmé, the one she falls off onto the desert below. After Anakin's call of where the ship should fire on the enemy structure, successfully taking it down, Obi-Wan compliments Anakin, but at the end of his sentence adds something like "my young padawan". Firstly you see Anakin smile in response to the praise of Obi, but as Kenobi adds the ending of his sentence Anakin quickly changes the smile into a clearly disapproving frown. It's a detail that I didnt see for the first 15 years as a fan of the movie... Lol. Obi-Wan keeps reminding Anakin of his subordinant status as a padawan, a lower, something that doesnt sit well with an ex-slave. Also what Anakin says about saving his mom is true if he had listened to his own abilities and not to his superiors. The loss of his mother in this way therefor will cause Anakin to distrust anyone else that give him advice that dont correspond with his own personal opinion on something. That's why he got seduced by Sidius because Sidius was speaking only what Anakin wanted to hear, while the Jedi continued to distrust him no matter how well Anakin performed as a Jedi himself. If they recognized his deeds the next moment they would still question or disagree with him as if what he'd previously achieved meant nothing. Had the Jedi council not been made by a bunch of autists with 0 knowledge in basic psychology they would have realized a thing or two and done something about their own stupid behavior. Then again the Jedi were just as arrogant as they accused Anakin of being, they felt superior and untouchable and refused to bend or change things that could have been truly helpful to their cause (or the cause they claimed to have). Funnily enough you could say that Sidius was the least arrogant, he was simply just smarter than them all and more foreseeing while the Jedi had access to a tremendous force user in Anakin and basically threw him into the clutches of the dark side by being stupid rule following spergs.
Watching Clones Wars before Revenge of the Sith makes the prequels hit that much harder. It basically fixes every problem people had with the prequels while perfecting everything people liked like the lightsabre fight scenes & world-building. I can't stress how much better it makes the whole trilogy land as a whole.
Yoda's acrobatics during the dual with Darth Taranus (Dooku) was acheved by the use of the force. Basicly Yoda can use the force to be stronger and faster than normal. But he can only do it for a short while.
Yo, Dom. Resident Star Wars nerd here, a comment about what you said regarding his mother: If you remember in the Phantom Menace the council initially decided against training Anakin as a Padawan because he was too old. They mention that they can sense his fear of losing his Mother and how fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate etc etc. Kids who are force sensitive are taken from their families so young that they only have a sliver of memories of them - therefore they don't really have a connection to them, therefore can't fear their loss. They're trained immediately to not love how we experience love usually, and this is what opens up his feelings towards Padme, because he already knows love like someone regular, he feels it again, whereas most Jedi shut that shit down. (Not always though) So when you say we all have a little dark side in us, you're right, and that's why love isn't really allowed for them... to bypass that feeling and temptation altogether.
That's right, the jedi were traditionally monastic and gave up their attachments and lives to attune themselves with the force. Of course everyone has emotions, and (most) jedi were not total sociopaths, they believed in good, in protecting people and doing what's right, but they knew all to well that they were all human (not literally, but all thinking and feeling people) and that forming bonds and attachment would lead to that fear of loss and negative emotions. Being born force sensitive was a gift and a curse, while the use of the dark side doesn't always make someone evil, it requires strong emotion, instead of letting the force guide you as the light does, submitting to the greater will, dark side users twist the force to serve themselves alone. Using the force with any sort of strong emotion IS the dark side, and the deeper you go down that rabbit hole, the more you crave power. The more you justify evil deeds. The more you are figuratively, and sometimes literally disfigured by the power you possess (like what happened to Palpatine)
The Clone Wars series gives you so much more backstory between this movie and the next, more between Anakin and Obi-Wan, more of the clones themselves and how individual they really are (you get attached- at least I did 😭), and, you’re introduced to a character closely involved with Anakin and Obi-Wan called Ahsoka. She wields two lightsabers too!
The thing is, the clones are still people. Even though they are cloned from the DNA of Jango Fett, they still have individual personalities, which gets greatly explored in the Clone Wars cartoon. But the stormtroopers in a New hope are regular conscription soldiers
The Clone Wars series is one of my favorite things to watch the first 3 seasons are kinda slow with it being a kid oriented show, but after that the show picks up and is one of the best things to watch to learn the Star Wars lore. One of my favorites shows to put on while going to bed, also check out the 2003 mini series of 2d clone wars is also amazing.
The clone troopers are the all clones of Jango Fett. Boba Fett is a clone of Jango who he raised as a son. Boba later repainted his father's armor. This is who is in the original trilogy. I hope this explains some things!
At some point in the video you asked how are lightsabers made, the handle of the lightsaber is made to absorb energy and a gem called a kyber crystal is put inside so the blade is the crystals absorbed energy (Also force lightning is a sith only ability, so jedi can only use it if they tap into the dark side)
This is a amazing movie. Many people don't like it but I love it. Now do keep in mind clone troopers for the republic are completely different from storm troopers for the empire.
I don't know if you noticed but the kid with Jango Fett(The guy in the silver and blue armor) was Boba Fett, the man who was in green armor in episode 5 and 6.
The small kid, unaltered clon (and son), of the bounty hunter Jango Fett, it´s the future Boba Fett. The bounty hunter who captured Han Solo and appeared in episodes V and VI.
You can usually only use lightning as a dark side ability. Dooku was broken at this point in the story as he'd mastered multiple light and dark Force powers and used a fighting style deliberately created for use against fellow swordsmen. So sick!
Dooku was incredibly powerful and skillful. He was considered the most powerful Jedi in the Order aside from Yoda before he even became a Sith. His skill with the saber was unmatched, so much so he can duel on even footing with Yoda or Sidious who are marginally more powerful in the Force. In a canon duel in a comic, Dooku even defeats Yoda in a duel.
39:00 if you end up watching the clone wars and further you will see the clones absolutely ARE people. The Mandalorian Jango Fett who was killed by Mace Windu here had his DNA used to create an army of perfect soldiers, the clone wars cartoon does leaps and bounds to humanize them, they all may look similar and be monsters on the battlefield but they all have their own individual personalities. The main issue comes into play with the fact that they had been fitted with an inhibitor chip, so when Order 66 is executed by Darth Sidious, only a few clones were able to resist/remove the chip, the majority of the army turned on the jedi, who had come to be their generals and in many cases, close friends throughout the war. Plo Koon (The alien with the face mask) had to be one of the most tragic deaths at the hands of the clones, as its established very on in the animated series that like Anakin, Obi Wan, etc, he cared VERY deeply for the troops under his command and would not leave anyone behind. Some Jedi did treat them like they were just droids born to fight, but not all of them.
For me, The Clone Wars only got good in later seasons, but I know a lot of people really enjoyed the earlier ones too, so I'd highly recommend watching it!
Sir Christopher Lee, who played Count Dooku also played Saruman in The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies. There are similarties between Dooku and Saurman: both are wizard or wizard-like (Jedi could be consindered wizards by regular people), both were once good and where turned by evil and serves the main antogonsit (Palpatine/Sidious and Sauron), both tries to overthrow their master (at least Saruman attempts in the books) and both fails and gets killed. As another reference to Saruman in The Revenge of the Sith, Dooku's quarters on The Invisible Hand is called The Wizard's Tower.
The lightening attack Dooku was using is called Force lightning... it's mostly used by Sith, because you tap into the dark side to use it. The Emperor was using it as well, but had more juice in it than Dooku here... The Clone War series covers the story between Episode 2 and the upcoming Episode 3 The clones were gradually replaced with normal people/soldiers after the Clone Wars. I think because the cloning facility had been attacked during the Clone Wars. That's also probably why the Stormtroopers now are laughed at by the audience because they mostly miss when shooting in contrast to the clones...
20:42 what you are about to/have witnessed is, to date, the single-coolest bit of sound work I have ever heard in a movie theatre. I nearly shat myself and it was awesome.
The storm troopers (ones from the original ones with luke) aren't clones, they are real people because clones accelerated aging was too fast and they were all too old so they used real people
I played a drinking game whilst watching this... Every time Don says "l can't lie", or "...even lie", or similar, I drink... Now im hammered. Cheers Don, great vid, keep it up bro, love your content.
Force Lightning is a Dark Side Power and is frowned upon by the Jedi as it draws upon unnatural forces and bad feelings. Yoda needs his stick to walk, when he is fighting he draws upon the Force to make him faster, this takes some of his power that he has to regain when not fighting that is why he goes back to his stick after the fight
The Stormtroopers are not Clones, they are just men. The Clones were used for the Clone Wars and then disposed of when they were no longer necessary but they were the precursors to the Stormtroopers and also are in many ways the superior soldiers
17:31 just to give you some numbers for reference, one unit is around 576 clone troopers so the 200,000 units ready equate to around 115,200,000 clones
I really hope people are recommending the Clone Wars 2D microseries (2003-2005) that was a completely essential bridge between Ep II and III when it came out (between Ep II and III). I really really hope he doesn't get confused and watch the 7 seasons 3D series "The Clone Wars" (2008) that will make him wait for ages for Ep III and diverts into its own story, cause that would honestly be very stupid and counterproductive in both regards. Also, there are some characters and notions from Ep III AND the 3D series that are INTRODUCED in the 2D micro-series. Also, 2D microseries is just 2 hours in total, like a movie, so is like Episode 2.5 in all senses. The 3D series is a footnote for the 6 movies Saga and is best understood after Ep III (that's why it came out after Ep III).
lightsabers r made when a padawan uses the force to find their kyber crystal in this ice cave then they build a lightsaber around that by sensing through the force what kind of handle will work best for them e.g. material shape etc. in the clone wars show theres a 3 ep arc about padawans getting their lightsabers its rly cool
To answer your question at 14:20 clones were phased out by the empire for non-cloned/conscripted soldiers. The animated bad batch series (takes place between ep III and ep IV) kind of goes into it pretty well but you have to watch the clone wars to kind of understand it a bit
The storm troopers in the empire were people the empire either took or enlisted into their army. The clone troopers were phased out (for very specific reasons) when the empire was created.
Force lightning is a unique force ability that few have. Generally used only by dark side force users. Usually people who wield force lighting are some of the most powerful force users. There’s is a variety of force abilities that are unique and that not every Jedi has. You can consider them almost like perk abilities
43:45 you can use the force to boost your agility for a short time. The stronger you are the faster you can potentially go. That’s why obi wan and qui gon ran so fast from the droids in episode 1 as well
Also the clone troopers aren’t stormtroopers after the rise of the empire the clones where slowly phased out due to high production costs among other things and they where replaced with the stormtrooper division which is just normal people who volunteered or where forced to join the empire
No, Jango's head flew out of the helmet. It's hard to see but if you look carefully, you can see the shadow of the head fly pass by when the helmet flies and hits the ground.
24:13 - You're right bro, for sure. However, that's why kids are usually taken as apprentices when they are extremely young, to stop them forming attachments. The Jedi constantly say that having attachments, emotional attachments like those you have to your mother, can be exploited and turn someone to the Dark Side, as we saw here. If Anakin had no attachments to his mother, for example if he was taken as a baby, he would not have fallen to the dark side when his mother died before him - because he wouldn't have spent the first six years of his life being nurtured and loved by her. If you remember the first movie, the Jedi council tried to block Obi-Wan from training Anakin, and their reason was because he was too old to begin training (he had already formed attachments). Given that we know what happens next, they were correct. That being said, the only reason they ended up allowing Obi-wan to do so was because he kind of forced their hand, and said he'd leave the Jedi order if they refused to allow the boy to be trained - he did this because it was Qui Gon's last wish, and he wanted to fulfil it for his master. Qui Gon firmly believed that Anakin was the Chosen One, the one prophesied to bring balance to the force (as he did, in Return of the Jedi), and as such Qui Gon was going to train Anakin himself, but he fell in combat and Obi-wan was forced to take up the mantle of teacher instead. This is also the reason he ended up falling in love with Padme. He was not conditioned from the right age to have the meditative, monk-like Jedi mindset that would've prevented him from forming bonds with, particularly, women - and, as we know, this was the ultimate catalyst that transformed him into Darth Vader. Palpatine manipulated his dreams, and so Anakin effectively spent his every waking hour worrying about Padme dying in childbirth. He would do anything to stop that, as any husband would, and this is what made him form the pact with Palpatine to become his apprentice, as long as Palpatine taught him how to save Padme. But as we then see, Palpatine had been manipulating him the whole time, and Padme's death (sort of at the hands of Anakin) sent Anakin over the edge. He became totally, utterly submerged in the Dark Side of the force: filled with rage, hate, and the desire to commit atrocity on a galactic scale, and subsequently transformed from Anakin Skywalker into the scourge of the galaxy, the most powerful and feared man alive, Darth Vader.
If you ever go back and watch Episode IV, A New Hope, when Ben Kenobi saves Luke from the Tusken Raiders and takes him to his hut, Luke exclaims, "You were in the Clone Wars?!" and he responds, "Yes. I was a Jedi Knight the same as your father." Such a cool little tidbit.
You could watch the "Clone Wars" mini series before episode 3. It was released from 2003 to 2005 between episode 2 and 3 and shows major events that occurred between those movies. It was made by the same guy who made Samurai Jack if you're familiar. When put together it's about the length of one movie so it's not a massive pace breaker unlike 2008s "The Clone Wars" with its 50+ hours runtime of mostly filler. I believe both volumes are available on Disney+, otherwise it's free in RUclips.
Clone wars gives you a lot of lore and introduces an important character for later movies. Definitely watch it in chronological order otherwise the story will be all over the place. Great video keep up the amazing work.
Yoda uses the Ataru style of Lightsaber combat which is highly acrobatic but the major flaw is its uses up tons of stamina and force energy and can't be used for long periods, which is why he normally uses the cane. Qui-Gon also favored this style and these flaws plus being in a confined area where he couldn't move around well is why he lost to Maul
The Clone Wars is probably my favorite piece of Star Wars media ever. My favorite movies are Empire Strikes Back and Revenge of the Sith… but I think The Clone Wars show beats them out for my favorite Star Wars media.
Btw lightsabers are made from kyber crystals There crystals that are the energy source for the blade. And sometimes the colour of the kyber crystal determine the colour of the lightsaber
Remember we got to get him to watch clone wars make sure he sees this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Clone wars is probably the best Star Wars content you can watch definitely worth the watch
The thing is jedi are supposed to be taken as children as like infants so that they have no connection to there family so if anakin was found as an infant and had no memory of her he wouldn’t have killed all the tuskan raiders
This is how lightsabers are made they make the machinery that amplifies the power from the main part which is the kyber crystal kyber crystals apparently have this energy in them because they put the kyber crystal in and then it's ready to turn on A purple kyber crystal means a purple light saber blue kyber crystal means a blue light saber and so forth and so on
I would definatly like to see you watch the clone wars. It's probably my favourite era of star wars and there are so many awesome characters. Same goes for the bad batch and star wars rebels
Yes I recommend watching The Clone Wars. Make sure to watch it in chronological order not release order, as the whole show aired out of order. Chronological order makes the show more enjoyable and make more sense. In release order a character may die in one season then appear alive in the next.
You should absolutely give the Clone Wars animated series a go. If you do, definitely watch them in chronological order. There's a list online that has all the episodes put into that order. Much better than the release order
18:59 jango fett is a mandalorian (but not born of mandalore). If you watch clone wars, rebels, and the mandalorian, you’ll learn a lot more about how the mandalorians operate
There are 7 forms of lightsaber combat at this time. The form Dooku is a master of is form 2 Makashi which is the form closest to what a real life fencer uses. The form Yoda employes during his fight with Dooku here is form 4 Ataru which involves a lot of acrobatics. Form 4 is also the form Obi-Wan employed during the events of episode 1 though he would later on go on to be called the master of form 3 Soresu which is a form built on defense and is the one employed by both the Jedi and the Sith to block blaster fire and return to sender. While most Jedi/Sith might become good at a few forms characters like Yoda, Palpatine and Vader became experts on all 7 forms.
The coolest part about Vader is that he's proficiiant in all of the forms, the only thing stopping him from bouncing around in the original trilogy is the weight of his life support
i adore the fact that sir Christopher Lee regarded his duel with Yoda as "one of the best sword fights ever put to film" that man had respect for the craft of filmmaking.
faaaacts. RIP a great one
And respect for the art of sword fighting
I wish I could've met him.
Christopher lee is a legend.
It's a little bit funny that all these positive views from reaction channels make fans think these atrocious bs films are actually any good.
(how many reaction channels would alienate fans by being honest? They have to applaud everything they wath.)
25:25 “if he started dead up civilians, yeah that would be really dark”
20 seconds later 👀
I definitely recommend watching the clone wars series. I just finished watching them myself and it gives so much extra depth to the characters especially Anakin. It shows reasons why Anakin lost more and more faith in the jedi eventually turning to the dark side. Before I watched the clone wars I didn't really like Anakin but after watching it, he isn't my favourite (he is up there) he is 100% the best written character ever. The first 2 season are a bit of a struggle to get through, but after season 3 it just gets exponentially better, with season 6 & 7 being one of the greatest star wars content there is.
Facts anakins betrayal hurts so much more after watching clone wars.
Also anakins fight with obiwan hits different after watching clone wars
True, I saw the movie and thought it was a bit random for Anakin to turn to the dark side. He only had a bad dream and he turns. The Clone Wars shows many things why Anakin already lost faith in the Jedi, especially the council, like Obi-wan's 'death', Ahsoka being expelled from the order, and denying him the rank of master.
@@gertboer3458it makes perfect sense😂 We’ve seen his fear since episode one, seen it build up etc. Yes the clone wars adds to it, but in no way is it critical for understanding his fall. If so you’re either young or really dense.
@@christianlarssen9046 I don't agree with you here. Yes we saw his fear in episode 1, 2 & 3 and the only thing he really lost in the movies was his mom, and now he was scared of losing Padme. I know he is an emotional Jedi but it's not really something for a Jedi to turn to the darkside for losing 1 & potentially 2 people, while youve been trained for like 15 years. Yes we see his fear build up in the movie but I think The Clone Wars adds a lot more depth and it makes much more sense in my opinion.
The clone wars movie is just okay. Entertaining but nothing special. THE SHOW THO. is considered probably the best star wars content by a lot of people. Definitely worth watching even if you aren’t gonna post it
In my opinion clone wars is the best thing Star Wars has produced till today. It has such great arcs (some bads too, but few). And it gave us the best Star Wars character.
I like you already 😅😁
Cad Bane.
Just to say don't get put off by the film the clone wars as its not great in comparison but the series is lit
@@hunterackerman1697 Valid, but not my favourite tho 😅 I'd put Ahsoka Tano before anybody not only in Star Wars but before any character in any fictional universe 😁 I also love Hondo Ohnaka but he's definitely after Cad Bane 😇
The og trilogi is way better than anything they've put out imo. The iconic characters, amazing story and set design is just unbeatable to me.
I love that you comment on that part with his mom. Most people are like “oh man, why would you give in to the dark side?” Bro, if my mom was captured, tortured and raped to death over the course of a month, you best believe I would go on a murder spree. And on top of that, he actually has the power to kill them all. You can’t say you wouldn’t. And you can see where the path to becoming Vader starts: with human attachments. That’s how you corrupt even the very best of us.
yeah on a human level its understandable but ani is a jedi. A jedi shouldnt form attatchments nor should he act on his emotions. Ofcourse its hard to not feel angry and hate when your mom dies but as a jedi you need to let these feelings go otherwise you give in to the dark side.
@@tud21 thats the whole flaw with jedi my guy. i don't know if you've realized this but jedi are not droids. they have a saying or some shit that goes "there is no emotion, there is only peace" - which is stupid as fuck imo because every sentient being will have emotions. it's how they function, built into their brain or whatever equivalent for supposed alien species. despite this, the jedi don't teach how to deal with these emotions, they just tell you to, as you said, "let these feelings go otherwise you give into the dark side."
like yeah bro, in an IDEAL world, someone whose mother was just tortured and/or raped to death can let go of these feelings, but it's not realistic whatsoever. moreover, the jedi avoid this by taking the children when young so they don't develop attachments in the first place, but what about after? all the masters who went dark because their apprentice was killed/taken and vice versa? they just teach avoidance and that shit baffles my fucking mind.
fun fact: the dialogues you hear are actually recorded in a studio and edited into the film since the original recording had a buzz sound due to the transformers behind set. George Lucas didn't notice that until the movie reached post. So, all the actors were called again into a studio to read their lines.
Wait, ALL of them?? I can’t believe I didn’t know that!
Which transformer was it? I hope it was Optimus Prime
@@joefish5689 no it was megatron
@@rbreachgamer54 That's fair. He is pretty loud
24:10 that’s why the Jedi usually take the force sensitive kids when they’re infants so they don’t grow any attachment to their parents. That eliminates the possibility of them going bazerk if their parents die.
palpetine sends count doku who sends jango fett who sends his shapeshifter friend who sends a droid who sends bugs to kill padme
they all want to shift the blame
Stormtroopers (the empire's soldiers) were mostly just normal people who signed up. Early on their soldiers were clones but because clones were more expensive and they aged twice as fast the empire phased them out and started recruiting soldiers.
I really recommend watching the Bad Batch (after the Clone Wars if you watch it) if you want to see how that happens
Also side note - Force lightning is a dark side power, Jedi normally can't do it (with a few exceptions).
Jedi DON'T do force lightning. It is an offensive use of the force. But Jedi masters easily defend against it. The force-push is more defensive.
@@alanmacification plo koon used a variant of force lightning
The Clone Wars TV Series is the BEST piece of Star Wars Media ever produced. It has so many different stories and answers so many different questions about the Star Wars Universe, such as how Lightsabers are made, what it's like for the citizens of the separatists, Clones who desert and abandon the army. For many people, their favourite star wars characters were introduced in the series or were developed by the Clone Wars Series. Please do give it a watch, you won't be disappointed.
You should ABSOLUTELY watch The Clone Wars series
The movie might deter you, and the first 3 season arent amazin, but it reeeeally picks up s4 onwards.
You should watch the 2D miniseries too, its so awesome
Especially the episodes about the clones like 5ives, and the one with Krell.
@@lgchamp1999 i mean, those arcs and episodes are givens
but theres so many other ones that just make tcw sooo so good, like the s6 clovis arc and deception arcs, the end of s5, and of the s7 finale
Hey put some respect on S2 and S3 there are plenty of bangers. He should watch a curated list of eps IMO
@@LiamsEntertainmentFranchise it rlly depends bc yeah, they introduce a lot of beloved characters and whatever, but most of those episodes when rewatching just dont hold up at all, especially the animation. not to mention theyre all jumbled up which makes a chronological watchthrough so obnoxious :/
@@lgchamp1999 JUST CAME HERE TO SAY FUCK PONG KRELL. ALL MY HOMIES HATE PONG KRELL.
I remember seeing yoda fight for the first time thinking how can anyone fight against that 😂🤣
Like his hitbox is so tiny😭😭😭in starwars being bigger is not better
I lost it in the theater when he started flipping all over the place! One of my favorite scenes in all of Star Wars.
Only dooku can really stand a chance
@@lafabl6503 im 100% sure he would lose this fight if yoda hasn't had to save obi and anakin
Imagine growing up seeing duels like this and then watching Kylo and Rey fight 😢
Episodes 1-6 are such good, enjoyable films and a fantastic story throughout, so it's wonderful to always see new people enjoy it.
Before the dark times before the Disney trilogy that all but destroyed Star Wars.
@@CDRhammond Lucusfilm was seduced by the dark side of the force. Now Star Wars is all but extinct.
I love the fight between Dooku and Yoda so much.
Also, the 3 beasties sent in to kill Obi-Wan, Anakin, and Padmé are a reek (the rhino-looking one), an acklay (the one that looks like a praying mantis) and a nexu (the tiger-looking one).
Fun fact: Samuel L. Jackson asked the producers if his character, Mace Windu could have a purple lightsaber, so he could find himself easily during the Battle of Geonosis in the sea of blue and green lightsabers.
It's also because purple is Samual L Jackson's favorite color. One of the reasons why the request was granted was because it actually fit Mace Windu's character where he fell in between both the light and dark. Put the two main lightsaber colors of blue that was used by the Jedi and red used by the Sith and it makes the color purple.
S.L.J. didn't just ask any producers, he asked George Lucas himself. There's a clip of it you can find online, its pretty funny.🤣
Can’t wait for episode 3, literally the reason I watch this
bro same
The first 2 are better
With the Old Jedi Order jedi aren't allowed to have children or get married or have any sexual or romantic relationship of any kind. Under certain circumstances the council can approve of family and marriage but jedi are expected to not be attached to them. In the New Jedi Order Luke Skywalker would encourage his students to form attachments and have friends and families, Luke himself would eventually marry and have a child.
Actually they are allowed to have sexual relations, the Old Jedi were against attachment as they thought it clouded one’s judgement. Of course one would naturally form attachments to someone, so many didn’t (and many Jedi weren’t celibate).
@AntonyEstes I thought sexual relationships alone would be seen as an act of passion which was seen as a path to the dark side cause there's a difference between doing so for the sake of a species and doing so for the sake of pleasure.
@@BSM-vw6cf Nah, one Jedi Master had multiple wives and sired children with all of them but formed no emotional attachment to them. You can actually see him in this film.
@PositiviteaTheFirst yeah Ki Adi Mundi but he did so out of the need for his species to reproduce not out of sexual or romantic pleasure. He went out of his way to save one of his daughters but in the end the Clone Wars caused the deaths of his entire family.
I mean, you can't just not have sex. That increases the likelihood of prostate cancer. I'm sure the Republic funds their hookers
Force lighting is a very powerful trait for exceptionally strong dark-side users. Some of the jedi can accomplish this feat but it is not a common one. They practically take the force and tamper with it causing an electrical reaction and boom!⚡️
Apart from that, it can also come in a variety of colours depending on the level of power: Blue, green, yellow, white, red and black. There are comics.
I’m kinda a casual fan but aren’t there force lightnings that aren’t necessarily the dark side of the force? Unless we count nightsisters as dark side.
@YT_AKai_ It's a dark-side specific ability. If a jedi were to conjure it, they'd have to give into hate/anger/fear. Like that one scene of Rey in the 9th.
@@robertfrancis9877One of the jedis in this era, I think Plo Koon, can do a light side variant of it. It’s very rare though
There is Force Judgement, it's light side yellow lightning counterpart
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Tehnically the dark side is emotion, so in theory you coud do all of the dark side powers using love or joy.
Sadly that is never really explored sinse it will ruin the whole dark side users are all bad and evil part.
So, about Yoda's fight, the reason he was able to fight like that was a combination of Ataru (Form IV) a lightsaber style known for its acrobatic movements and swift strikes and a steady use of the Force to enhance his abilities and improve his battle prowess. He can't move like that all the time, he has to actively use the Force to fight like that. He is 800+ years old after all, ergo why he walks around with a cane 90% of the time.
Yaddle also used this technique to jump around
Anakin blames Obi because Obi keeps reminding him of his status as "padawan learner". Telling Anakin over and over that his senses arent attuned enough for this or that, despite Anakin having proved himself. One example is when they're on the small ship with Padmé, the one she falls off onto the desert below. After Anakin's call of where the ship should fire on the enemy structure, successfully taking it down, Obi-Wan compliments Anakin, but at the end of his sentence adds something like "my young padawan". Firstly you see Anakin smile in response to the praise of Obi, but as Kenobi adds the ending of his sentence Anakin quickly changes the smile into a clearly disapproving frown. It's a detail that I didnt see for the first 15 years as a fan of the movie... Lol.
Obi-Wan keeps reminding Anakin of his subordinant status as a padawan, a lower, something that doesnt sit well with an ex-slave. Also what Anakin says about saving his mom is true if he had listened to his own abilities and not to his superiors. The loss of his mother in this way therefor will cause Anakin to distrust anyone else that give him advice that dont correspond with his own personal opinion on something. That's why he got seduced by Sidius because Sidius was speaking only what Anakin wanted to hear, while the Jedi continued to distrust him no matter how well Anakin performed as a Jedi himself. If they recognized his deeds the next moment they would still question or disagree with him as if what he'd previously achieved meant nothing. Had the Jedi council not been made by a bunch of autists with 0 knowledge in basic psychology they would have realized a thing or two and done something about their own stupid behavior. Then again the Jedi were just as arrogant as they accused Anakin of being, they felt superior and untouchable and refused to bend or change things that could have been truly helpful to their cause (or the cause they claimed to have). Funnily enough you could say that Sidius was the least arrogant, he was simply just smarter than them all and more foreseeing while the Jedi had access to a tremendous force user in Anakin and basically threw him into the clutches of the dark side by being stupid rule following spergs.
Watching Clones Wars before Revenge of the Sith makes the prequels hit that much harder.
It basically fixes every problem people had with the prequels while perfecting everything people liked like the lightsabre fight scenes & world-building.
I can't stress how much better it makes the whole trilogy land as a whole.
Yoda's acrobatics during the dual with Darth Taranus (Dooku) was acheved by the use of the force. Basicly Yoda can use the force to be stronger and faster than normal. But he can only do it for a short while.
Yo, Dom. Resident Star Wars nerd here, a comment about what you said regarding his mother:
If you remember in the Phantom Menace the council initially decided against training Anakin as a Padawan because he was too old. They mention that they can sense his fear of losing his Mother and how fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate etc etc. Kids who are force sensitive are taken from their families so young that they only have a sliver of memories of them - therefore they don't really have a connection to them, therefore can't fear their loss. They're trained immediately to not love how we experience love usually, and this is what opens up his feelings towards Padme, because he already knows love like someone regular, he feels it again, whereas most Jedi shut that shit down. (Not always though) So when you say we all have a little dark side in us, you're right, and that's why love isn't really allowed for them... to bypass that feeling and temptation altogether.
That's right, the jedi were traditionally monastic and gave up their attachments and lives to attune themselves with the force. Of course everyone has emotions, and (most) jedi were not total sociopaths, they believed in good, in protecting people and doing what's right, but they knew all to well that they were all human (not literally, but all thinking and feeling people) and that forming bonds and attachment would lead to that fear of loss and negative emotions. Being born force sensitive was a gift and a curse, while the use of the dark side doesn't always make someone evil, it requires strong emotion, instead of letting the force guide you as the light does, submitting to the greater will, dark side users twist the force to serve themselves alone. Using the force with any sort of strong emotion IS the dark side, and the deeper you go down that rabbit hole, the more you crave power. The more you justify evil deeds. The more you are figuratively, and sometimes literally disfigured by the power you possess (like what happened to Palpatine)
Padme be like: Calm down Jamal, don't pull out the 9.
The Clone Wars series gives you so much more backstory between this movie and the next, more between Anakin and Obi-Wan, more of the clones themselves and how individual they really are (you get attached- at least I did 😭), and, you’re introduced to a character closely involved with Anakin and Obi-Wan called Ahsoka. She wields two lightsabers too!
The thing is, the clones are still people. Even though they are cloned from the DNA of Jango Fett, they still have individual personalities, which gets greatly explored in the Clone Wars cartoon. But the stormtroopers in a New hope are regular conscription soldiers
The Clone Wars series is one of my favorite things to watch the first 3 seasons are kinda slow with it being a kid oriented show, but after that the show picks up and is one of the best things to watch to learn the Star Wars lore. One of my favorites shows to put on while going to bed, also check out the 2003 mini series of 2d clone wars is also amazing.
The clone troopers are the all clones of Jango Fett. Boba Fett is a clone of Jango who he raised as a son. Boba later repainted his father's armor. This is who is in the original trilogy. I hope this explains some things!
Thanks for the quick turnaround on episodes bro, loving the reactions!
26:01 i love ur reaction to this after saying "yeah i kinda get it, I'd probably do the same for revenge"😂 and being like yeah nah...too far
At some point in the video you asked how are lightsabers made, the handle of the lightsaber is made to absorb energy and a gem called a kyber crystal is put inside so the blade is the crystals absorbed energy
(Also force lightning is a sith only ability, so jedi can only use it if they tap into the dark side)
This is a amazing movie. Many people don't like it but I love it. Now do keep in mind clone troopers for the republic are completely different from storm troopers for the empire.
Anakin is about 19 years old. Padme is about 4 years older than Anakin.
I don't know if you noticed but the kid with Jango Fett(The guy in the silver and blue armor) was Boba Fett, the man who was in green armor in episode 5 and 6.
The small kid, unaltered clon (and son), of the bounty hunter Jango Fett, it´s the future Boba Fett. The bounty hunter who captured Han Solo and appeared in episodes V and VI.
Obi-Wan didn't let Anakin to check on his mom. So that's why Anakin blames Obi-wan.
You can usually only use lightning as a dark side ability. Dooku was broken at this point in the story as he'd mastered multiple light and dark Force powers and used a fighting style deliberately created for use against fellow swordsmen. So sick!
Some jedi use force judgement that is really similar to force lightning, it was founded by Plo Koon i think (Not sure).
Dooku was incredibly powerful and skillful. He was considered the most powerful Jedi in the Order aside from Yoda before he even became a Sith. His skill with the saber was unmatched, so much so he can duel on even footing with Yoda or Sidious who are marginally more powerful in the Force. In a canon duel in a comic, Dooku even defeats Yoda in a duel.
The walking stick was a gift from Wookiee’s aka Chewbacca’s species so that’s why Yoda carries the stick around
You 100% need to watch Clone Wars before Revenge of the Sith, it adds so much to the experience it's actually insane.
Yessss
Season 7 after Revenge of the Sith tho
Are we talking about the miniseries or the full show?
I mean, the show came out after, I think one can save it for after (especially considering the show isn't short by any means).
@@evill01 No, season seven precedes Revenge of the Sith. Only the lasts episodes are running in parallel with the film.
39:00 if you end up watching the clone wars and further you will see the clones absolutely ARE people. The Mandalorian Jango Fett who was killed by Mace Windu here had his DNA used to create an army of perfect soldiers, the clone wars cartoon does leaps and bounds to humanize them, they all may look similar and be monsters on the battlefield but they all have their own individual personalities. The main issue comes into play with the fact that they had been fitted with an inhibitor chip, so when Order 66 is executed by Darth Sidious, only a few clones were able to resist/remove the chip, the majority of the army turned on the jedi, who had come to be their generals and in many cases, close friends throughout the war. Plo Koon (The alien with the face mask) had to be one of the most tragic deaths at the hands of the clones, as its established very on in the animated series that like Anakin, Obi Wan, etc, he cared VERY deeply for the troops under his command and would not leave anyone behind. Some Jedi did treat them like they were just droids born to fight, but not all of them.
For me, The Clone Wars only got good in later seasons, but I know a lot of people really enjoyed the earlier ones too, so I'd highly recommend watching it!
Sir Christopher Lee, who played Count Dooku also played Saruman in The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies. There are similarties between Dooku and Saurman: both are wizard or wizard-like (Jedi could be consindered wizards by regular people), both were once good and where turned by evil and serves the main antogonsit (Palpatine/Sidious and Sauron), both tries to overthrow their master (at least Saruman attempts in the books) and both fails and gets killed. As another reference to Saruman in The Revenge of the Sith, Dooku's quarters on The Invisible Hand is called The Wizard's Tower.
That’s why a Jedi is supposed to be taken young long before they have any attachment to a parents.
41:10 force lightning is considered to be a dark side ability but in some instances, it can be wielded by a jedi/light side user
The lightening attack Dooku was using is called Force lightning... it's mostly used by Sith, because you tap into the dark side to use it. The Emperor was using it as well, but had more juice in it than Dooku here...
The Clone War series covers the story between Episode 2 and the upcoming Episode 3
The clones were gradually replaced with normal people/soldiers after the Clone Wars. I think because the cloning facility had been attacked during the Clone Wars.
That's also probably why the Stormtroopers now are laughed at by the audience because they mostly miss when shooting in contrast to the clones...
20:42 what you are about to/have witnessed is, to date, the single-coolest bit of sound work I have ever heard in a movie theatre.
I nearly shat myself and it was awesome.
The storm troopers (ones from the original ones with luke) aren't clones, they are real people because clones accelerated aging was too fast and they were all too old so they used real people
I played a drinking game whilst watching this... Every time Don says "l can't lie", or "...even lie", or similar, I drink... Now im hammered. Cheers Don, great vid, keep it up bro, love your content.
Force Lightning is a Dark Side Power and is frowned upon by the Jedi as it draws upon unnatural forces and bad feelings. Yoda needs his stick to walk, when he is fighting he draws upon the Force to make him faster, this takes some of his power that he has to regain when not fighting that is why he goes back to his stick after the fight
26:04 "I dont blame you for that....ohhh" 🤣🤣🤣
The Stormtroopers are not Clones, they are just men. The Clones were used for the Clone Wars and then disposed of when they were no longer necessary but they were the precursors to the Stormtroopers and also are in many ways the superior soldiers
17:31 just to give you some numbers for reference, one unit is around 576 clone troopers so the 200,000 units ready equate to around 115,200,000 clones
I really hope people are recommending the Clone Wars 2D microseries (2003-2005) that was a completely essential bridge between Ep II and III when it came out (between Ep II and III).
I really really hope he doesn't get confused and watch the 7 seasons 3D series "The Clone Wars" (2008) that will make him wait for ages for Ep III and diverts into its own story, cause that would honestly be very stupid and counterproductive in both regards.
Also, there are some characters and notions from Ep III AND the 3D series that are INTRODUCED in the 2D micro-series.
Also, 2D microseries is just 2 hours in total, like a movie, so is like Episode 2.5 in all senses.
The 3D series is a footnote for the 6 movies Saga and is best understood after Ep III (that's why it came out after Ep III).
lightsabers r made when a padawan uses the force to find their kyber crystal in this ice cave then they build a lightsaber around that by sensing through the force what kind of handle will work best for them e.g. material shape etc. in the clone wars show theres a 3 ep arc about padawans getting their lightsabers its rly cool
To answer your question at 14:20 clones were phased out by the empire for non-cloned/conscripted soldiers. The animated bad batch series (takes place between ep III and ep IV) kind of goes into it pretty well but you have to watch the clone wars to kind of understand it a bit
Bro your laugh makes me laugh lol your awesome and cant wait for your ep 3 reaction. you are the type of brother that I can see my self chillin.
In the original trilogy, most of the storm troopers are not clones but some of them are
Because you asked, Lightsabers are made of Kyber Cristals they are giving the colour 👍🏻
it's the "as long as he didn't kill civilians." to "oooooh...." plot line that has me WEAKKKK
The storm troopers in the empire were people the empire either took or enlisted into their army. The clone troopers were phased out (for very specific reasons) when the empire was created.
Force lightning is a unique force ability that few have. Generally used only by dark side force users. Usually people who wield force lighting are some of the most powerful force users. There’s is a variety of force abilities that are unique and that not every Jedi has. You can consider them almost like perk abilities
"Can you clap cheeks or is that forbidden?"
43:45 you can use the force to boost your agility for a short time. The stronger you are the faster you can potentially go. That’s why obi wan and qui gon ran so fast from the droids in episode 1 as well
Watching this movie for the first time was so much fun keep up the amazing work don!
Also the clone troopers aren’t stormtroopers after the rise of the empire the clones where slowly phased out due to high production costs among other things and they where replaced with the stormtrooper division which is just normal people who volunteered or where forced to join the empire
No, Jango's head flew out of the helmet. It's hard to see but if you look carefully, you can see the shadow of the head fly pass by when the helmet flies and hits the ground.
Fun Fact:
The one who trained Qui-Gon Jinn was Count Dooku
41:02 you don't, its generally a dark side exclusive power, maybe a Jedi _can_ do it but its absolutely not taught in the academy
24:13 - You're right bro, for sure. However, that's why kids are usually taken as apprentices when they are extremely young, to stop them forming attachments. The Jedi constantly say that having attachments, emotional attachments like those you have to your mother, can be exploited and turn someone to the Dark Side, as we saw here. If Anakin had no attachments to his mother, for example if he was taken as a baby, he would not have fallen to the dark side when his mother died before him - because he wouldn't have spent the first six years of his life being nurtured and loved by her. If you remember the first movie, the Jedi council tried to block Obi-Wan from training Anakin, and their reason was because he was too old to begin training (he had already formed attachments). Given that we know what happens next, they were correct.
That being said, the only reason they ended up allowing Obi-wan to do so was because he kind of forced their hand, and said he'd leave the Jedi order if they refused to allow the boy to be trained - he did this because it was Qui Gon's last wish, and he wanted to fulfil it for his master. Qui Gon firmly believed that Anakin was the Chosen One, the one prophesied to bring balance to the force (as he did, in Return of the Jedi), and as such Qui Gon was going to train Anakin himself, but he fell in combat and Obi-wan was forced to take up the mantle of teacher instead.
This is also the reason he ended up falling in love with Padme. He was not conditioned from the right age to have the meditative, monk-like Jedi mindset that would've prevented him from forming bonds with, particularly, women - and, as we know, this was the ultimate catalyst that transformed him into Darth Vader. Palpatine manipulated his dreams, and so Anakin effectively spent his every waking hour worrying about Padme dying in childbirth. He would do anything to stop that, as any husband would, and this is what made him form the pact with Palpatine to become his apprentice, as long as Palpatine taught him how to save Padme. But as we then see, Palpatine had been manipulating him the whole time, and Padme's death (sort of at the hands of Anakin) sent Anakin over the edge. He became totally, utterly submerged in the Dark Side of the force: filled with rage, hate, and the desire to commit atrocity on a galactic scale, and subsequently transformed from Anakin Skywalker into the scourge of the galaxy, the most powerful and feared man alive, Darth Vader.
Anger rage and revenge are 3 key factors that show a jedi turning to the dark side
If you ever go back and watch Episode IV, A New Hope, when Ben Kenobi saves Luke from the Tusken Raiders and takes him to his hut, Luke exclaims,
"You were in the Clone Wars?!" and he responds, "Yes. I was a Jedi Knight the same as your father."
Such a cool little tidbit.
No. In Luke's times clones was replaced with regular people, who been brainwashed pretty much or honestly believed in Empire.
Anakin is 19 and Padmé is 24 there is only 5 years difference between them, In Episode 4 Leia is 19 and Han Solo is 29 so a 10 year age gap
If you were wondering how lightsabers are made Jedi make their own lightsabers with special kyber crystals harvested from planet Ilum.
The clones are different than the stormtroopers in the original films
Like so he can see this
Anakin is 20 and Padme is 24. In the first movie he is 10 and she is 14. So they are actually just 4 years apart.
38:40 if you look closely in the scene where jango loses his head, you can see the shadow of his head fly out from the helmet
You could watch the "Clone Wars" mini series before episode 3. It was released from 2003 to 2005 between episode 2 and 3 and shows major events that occurred between those movies. It was made by the same guy who made Samurai Jack if you're familiar. When put together it's about the length of one movie so it's not a massive pace breaker unlike 2008s "The Clone Wars" with its 50+ hours runtime of mostly filler. I believe both volumes are available on Disney+, otherwise it's free in RUclips.
Anakin in this movie is like that senior that be like "Where my hug at" at the freshman girls.
Clone wars gives you a lot of lore and introduces an important character for later movies. Definitely watch it in chronological order otherwise the story will be all over the place. Great video keep up the amazing work.
stormtroopers are not clones, stormtroopers are citizens who volunteered to fight fight for the emporer. The bad batch explains a lot of this.
I hope he watched the clone wars and all the animated stuff. He'll understand starwars to a whole other level
Yoda uses the Ataru style of Lightsaber combat which is highly acrobatic but the major flaw is its uses up tons of stamina and force energy and can't be used for long periods, which is why he normally uses the cane. Qui-Gon also favored this style and these flaws plus being in a confined area where he couldn't move around well is why he lost to Maul
There’s actually a chronological order to watch the Clone Wars which I think is the best way. The list is on the Star Wars website.
The Clone Wars is probably my favorite piece of Star Wars media ever. My favorite movies are Empire Strikes Back and Revenge of the Sith… but I think The Clone Wars show beats them out for my favorite Star Wars media.
36:00 there’s an episode in clone wars that touches base on the creation/process of building a lightsaber
Happy new year Don ❤🎉
You experienced the powerful force of the sismeic charges 👏
The clone troopers were replaced with volunteers after the clone wars
Those volunteers are the Stormtroopers
Btw lightsabers are made from kyber crystals
There crystals that are the energy source for the blade. And sometimes the colour of the kyber crystal determine the colour of the lightsaber
Remember we got to get him to watch clone wars make sure he sees this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Clone wars is probably the best Star Wars content you can watch definitely worth the watch
The thing is jedi are supposed to be taken as children as like infants so that they have no connection to there family so if anakin was found as an infant and had no memory of her he wouldn’t have killed all the tuskan raiders
This is how lightsabers are made they make the machinery that amplifies the power from the main part which is the kyber crystal kyber crystals apparently have this energy in them because they put the kyber crystal in and then it's ready to turn on A purple kyber crystal means a purple light saber blue kyber crystal means a blue light saber and so forth and so on
14:29 그건 예산 문제와 인구문제 때매 민간인 자원병으로 모집했습니다
I would definatly like to see you watch the clone wars. It's probably my favourite era of star wars and there are so many awesome characters. Same goes for the bad batch and star wars rebels
Yes I recommend watching The Clone Wars.
Make sure to watch it in chronological order not release order, as the whole show aired out of order. Chronological order makes the show more enjoyable and make more sense.
In release order a character may die in one season then appear alive in the next.
You should absolutely give the Clone Wars animated series a go. If you do, definitely watch them in chronological order. There's a list online that has all the episodes put into that order. Much better than the release order
Fun fact death star was powered by kyber crystals So you could call it a giant circular lightsaber with a temporary blade
In the original trilogy they are ‘stormtroopers’ and are just regular people but these are ‘clone troopers’ specifically cloned from Jengo fett
18:59 jango fett is a mandalorian (but not born of mandalore). If you watch clone wars, rebels, and the mandalorian, you’ll learn a lot more about how the mandalorians operate
There are 7 forms of lightsaber combat at this time. The form Dooku is a master of is form 2 Makashi which is the form closest to what a real life fencer uses. The form Yoda employes during his fight with Dooku here is form 4 Ataru which involves a lot of acrobatics.
Form 4 is also the form Obi-Wan employed during the events of episode 1 though he would later on go on to be called the master of form 3 Soresu which is a form built on defense and is the one employed by both the Jedi and the Sith to block blaster fire and return to sender.
While most Jedi/Sith might become good at a few forms characters like Yoda, Palpatine and Vader became experts on all 7 forms.
The coolest part about Vader is that he's proficiiant in all of the forms, the only thing stopping him from bouncing around in the original trilogy is the weight of his life support
Yodas entrance was one of the best entrances ive ever seen