Nah man he couldn't have. The Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise makes people join him. Fives instead wanted to kill him. He must've told him to DEW IT.
@@valkyrie6735 yeah but if Fives would of pulled the trigger. Palpatine would of revealed himself by using the force. Then his entire plan would be ruined. He might of killed everyone in that room but he would been hunted by the Jedi afterwards.
+Rj Arellano True. But its also annoying that those that saw visions of the fall of the jedi did nothing bout it, like commander Krell and padawan barris offee (spelling?). They had visions of the fall of the jedi, but instead of talk to anyone about it, they turned on the jedi instead.
no shit sherlock. the stagnation of the jedi led to their downfall. just because jedi and sith of magical powers that doesn't mean that they are perfect. in fact when it comes to these circumstances people either see such figures as too perfect or perfectly flawed.
Palpatine is the kind of guy who, when his entire decades-long, super-complicated, galaxy-spanning, masterfully woven conspiracy against the Jedi is almost revealed, turns, 100% unfazed and in control, to a Jedi Master and says, "that seems unlikely, don't you agree?" and he never even flinches. And then he straight up reveals the conspiracy to the clone trooper. That's why he wins.
The fact that Palpatine told him about Order 66 in full ears of the Shock Trooper Escort adds to evidence that the Shock Legion already knew about Order 66 and would follow it without question.
commanderbacara225 oh crap I just thought it was fox who knew about it. There were probably some that didn't know like Commander Thorn but most probably knew
oh those shock troopers definitely knew that the chancellor was the sith lord. As a matter of fact they were not created on Kamino nor did they have the chips. They were 100% loyal to palpatine
"a separatist plot from before the war? That seems unlikely master shak ti?" Shak ti: "Well considering jango fett was used as the template and that he was later found on genosis with count dooku who would found the CIS and that the clone army was ordered by presumably a sith Lord called tyrannus, its entirely possible"
And the clones were commissioned for the war years in advance. It's like the writers turned their brains off when writing this show... or never had brains to begin with.
Palpatine saying, “A Separatist plot from before the war even started,” carries the same energy as, “You really think someone would do that? Just go on the internet and tell lies?”
@@terrified057t4 and not to forget that Obi-Wan learned that Tyranus was Dooku and that Lord Tyranus was behind hiring Jango Fett for the Clone Army. Jedi were really dumb.
@@terrified057t4 well she probably was thinking there is something off, but we can't forget here that the chancellor's word weighs more than the average. He's outmanouvered her into a position where she kinda just has to take the L and go outside. Even as a jedi she can't just argue with him then and there simply out of respect. Plus his argument is backed up by someone who probably knows 5x more about the physics and mentals of the clones. We can assume that the kaminoan words count for nothing, but she can't
I love the dramatic irony of this storyline. We all know Fives can't succeed. We already know how the war goes. But on first-viewing, a part of me desperately wished that Fives would manage something. It's so sad, because there's only one way things could really end, and yet you want to hope against all odds that things will work out. That's basically a feeling the prequels can evoke as a whole, but you don't know how an individual arc will go. This one's frustrating, as we know things can only really end one way, but Fives comes tantalizingly close to making a major difference.
Oh, he can't? That's not what the movies and novelizations say. That's not what the rest of Star Wars said. The arc would have fit if they did remove the inhibitor chips, but order 66 happened anyway. The clones have so much conditioning already that inhibitor chips are a redundant drama insert.
@@bluehero-96 I don't want to do this - I've seen what you can do, but... the fact that pretty much every clone who had their chip taken out were disobedient to Order 66 (except for the especially conditioned ones). The few would have betrayed - but with their own reasoning, not brainwashing - and the majority would have fended off the massacre, most likely resulting in the uncovery of the Separatists in the Jedi Order.
@@phoenixgauntlet5237 Who actually removed their chips and disobeyed order 66? Rex apparently didn't remove his chip until after order 66, contradicting Rebels, adding more stupid to the list of Filoni's shit. The two with Rex in Rebels weren't in a position to do anything either, one presumed KIA, and the other not in the presence of his Jedi general at the time of his death. Really, only ARC troopers (who are trained specifically, not promoted), and commandos can seriously question and resist orders, and that's a byproduct of their more independent design.
I just binge watched the entire series. I experienced that several times. So close for the good guys to win if only a few decisions went another way. But of course that can’t happen because we know the bad guy will win.
What Palpatine says: A Separatist plot from before the war even started... That seems unlikely What Palpatine is actually thinking: How has a single Clone come closer to foiling my plans than the entire Jedi Order...
Shaak Ti looked so cool in the prequel episodes. But after watching her in Season 6, I hated how she couldn't even use her own common sense to create her own judgement. She was too loyal to her service in the Republic.
She looks here like she's being force manipulated by Palpatine: she's too easy to succumb to his reasoning and after that she should've predicted some sort of anger in the force way before she actually heard any sound of fighting from a room with Fives & Chancellor; that she didn't is a warning on itself, yet she ignores it completely.
If Master Ti hadn't force-pushed Fives away then he'd have killed the Sith Lord the Jedi had been hunting AND the Great Jedi Purge would have never happened. Way to go, Shaak Ti!
Gre3n Eclips3 Basically in the clone war's cartoon we are seeing that the very things that the Jedi took for granted are the very same creatures that tried to save them all so basically it was the Jedi own ignorance that caused there own death's
For all those saying Order 66 is Shak Ti’s fault I highly doubt Palpatine would’ve let himself get shot. He’d probably have used the force to jam Fives’ gun or just kill everyone in the room and blame it on Dooku
People can't put themselves in the place of the characters, it seems very easy to figure it all out when you alredy know what happens in the next 50+ years because you watched all movies but the characters don't know that. Palpatine like every high level Force User can sense the future to a limited degree of course, nonetheless he wouldn't die here that's just not possible, he's like the Devil in the Star Wars Universe and it took literally all Jedi in history combined including The Chosen One (within Rey) to finally kill him for good (and if we take Sidious' statement literally: all the Sith in history that were within him).
Kyle Campbell Well, she didn’t bother to watch over Fives herself and instead trusted Nala Se to do it, leading Nala to inject Fives with crazy serum, and leading to all the bad stuff that happened in this episode.
Palpatine tells fives everything that the Jedi never knew right to his face he tells fives that he was responsible for the clone wars and their creations
Sebebiaan maybe he execute order 66 an Made then realize his plan to end the war (the chip makes them think that the jedis have become the enemies of the republic) in order ti bring peace and no rebellion
BrositJosip Order 66 specifically States that the Jedi Order has become an immediate and hostile entity to The Republic and thus must be eradicated There's different orders for specific groups
"We are hunting a bald clone with a gottee and a fuve on his head!" "Sir yes sir!" "We are hunting a bald clone woth a gottee!" "Im sorry sir, i have to arrest you and half of my squad"
@@aycsfvmk1289 yeah controlling every clone on coruscant, every destinatoin were a clone flew to this day from coruscant, not even including all illegal transport opportunities
There's such a great irony in that. Since his cadet days Fives insisted on being an individual, giving himself a name and getting a 5 tattoo once he graduated. And it was this need to stand out that helped get him killed.
To be fair, some of this is fourth-wall myopia. We already know he's a bad guy so it's hard seeing any other way to view him. Though, also to be fair, Palpatine's plot should have been spotted a ways away. There's a lot of conveniences to it.
To elaborate a bit further: The Clone Army is itself pretty suspicious. They're a clone of Jango Fett, a guy they know was an agent of Dooku. Your Clone Army having about two degrees of separation from a Sith Lord should be a *very* big red flag. In addition, Obi-Wan was told that the Clones had some degree of mental conditioning by the Kaminoans. And The Jedi Council did notice something was up about Palpatine. Put all these pieces of information together, and you can figure out the plan. To be fair, the Jedi did actually catch on to Palpatine's plan, they just did so a little too late.
@@MatthewCampbell765 "The Clone Army is itself pretty suspicious. They're a clone of Jango Fett, a guy they know was an agent of Dooku." - well he was a famous bounty hunter, so i don't think that it would be suspicious, if a bounty contracts a well payed job. Bounty hunters pretty much don't care on which side the fight, as long as the salary fits.
@@MatthewCampbell765 Jango Fett was a bounty hunter tho. And the creation of a clone army began almost a decade prior to the events of Attack of the clones. Jango just happened to be under contract with Dooku at that time. Furthermore, at the time they actually didn't know that Dooku was a Sith apprentice. They of course assumed it, since he clearly fell to the dark side, but they couldnt be 100% sure. The audience knew he was, because it was revealed that he was Darth Tyrannus at the end of the movie. Dooku also revealed that the Senate was controlled by a Sith Lord and offered Obi wan to join him to defeat the said Sith lord. I reckon this confused the Jedi quite a bit. Of course, the Jedi do indeed find out that both Dooku is a sith lord and that he created the clone army, and this happens in season six, very close to the end of the war. That's really where the issues start.
I love how geniusly Palpatine resolved this problem for his plot. He knew that the full scope of it was so ludicrous nobody would believe him. The best solution is the most simple. Just tell Fives the truth and everything will sort itself out.
I am sure palpatine laughed his ass off in private later, a clone trooper that just barely now entered the war saw through the entire decades long sith plot that jedis failed to see all this time
Palpatine told fives everything that he was responsible for the clone wars and the clones creations and I do wonder if he said to fives strike me down give in to your anger but we just didn’t hear it in the movie
“Now,” Palpatine leans in after the Jedi leave. “Where were *we?”* “Uh...sir?” “You were right. Everything you said was true. Those chips will be the very thing that kills the Jedi, and there’s nothing you can do to change that fact.” Fives stared at Palpatine in horror, seeing a dark smile on the Chancellor’s face. “W-what are you-?” “You have impressed me, the fact a single clone has gotten farther than any Jedi in ruining my plans is impressive indeed. Sadly...you won’t be able, to tell the tale.” Fives proceeded to knock the Chancellor to the ground, taking on the Shocktrooopers and overpowering them, all the while Palpatine released cries of distress as Fives pointed the blaster at him. “You...YOU!”
@Sam Smith the moment he told palpatine it was over. Palpatine definitely wasn't going to let him go for long, even if he didn't attack him and just acted natural
kind of funny in a way how telling Fives everything is literally the best way for Palpatine to get out of this situation, it made Fives look crazy and no one would believe him
He did say I am sith, and probably did combat actions enough to flag him sus. Alerting Rex was important since the clones next to the leader were already in it. He was after stun more likely than kill.
Rick Mccomb it’s so weird though because the original voice actor sounded closer to Ian, and Ian played Palpatine the other times he appeared, and then you have that time Palpatine had a completely different voice for a few days. He probably had a cold lol
@@tgiacin435 I agree, Abercrombie sounded more like Ian McDiarmid. Tim Curry is a great voice actor but his Palpatine voice sounded too evil. Ian McDiarmid's Palpatine had a more pleasant and fatherly voice, like a nice person that only means well. Tim Curry's Palpatine sounds very evil and aggressive. That's the reason why I preferred Abercrombie, still Tim Curry did a great job and his scenes as Sidious where perfect. It would be amazing if Ian McDiarmid re-recorded all of Clone Wars like he did Rebels 😌
Just saying Out of everyone in the universe, The first person to attempt to foil Palpatines plans and nearly succeed was not one of the gifted force fielding jedis or heros of the republic. It wasnt any notible senator or glory seeking freedom fighter. It was just a clone looking out for his brothers. All of his Brothers...
Chancellor: "a separatist plot from before the war seems unlikely" Shaak Ti: "agreed" Later obi wan learns dooku made the army combined with knowledge that sidious controls the senate and yet no red flags were thrown up, the final season had so many plot holes considering the chips.
roberto gurrola I think there is many plot holes because Lucas was gearing up to sell the franchise, therefore we have a rushed serries. I like the idea and the arc that the "chips" took us on, it shows us how the Chancellor was able to get clones to rebel against their Generals in Episode three. However, what was shown to us in the Cartoons, These stories should have been included in Episode 2 & 3. Unfortunately George Lucas wanted to follow the downfall of Anikin. I feel he could have done this all the while showing Dooku pulling the strings behind the scenes.
BHaDizzle it sure as hell feels a lot better than 'oh they were heavily indoctrinated' I mean imagine suddenly being aware you are doing things you cannot control all the fear and suffering that causes and understand palpatine feeds off that.
just think about this, shak ti is a progenitor of the empress, a secret society governed by Slathdar, the old big guy who appears in "the Force awakens"
The thing is the Jedi have no choice. What were they gonna do? Discard the clone army and fight the billions of battledroids themselves? Palpatine would be happy to see that, too. He owns both of the armies and his objective is to kill off Jedi one way or the other.
Fives almost saved the day by killing palpatine but at the same time I find it hard to believe a single gun shot would kill palpatine because he’s so powerful
@@michaelverdon7252 Palpatine was never in any danger. The only being in the galaxy that could take down Palpatine in any way one-on-one would be an older, unburned Anakin with his full potential unlocked.
@@DerHammerSpricht lmao no, Windu and Yoda almost killed Sidius, he survived out of luck, people think too highly of Sidius, he was the most powerful sith ever lived but that doesn't make him invincible, also don't say "being", they were beings far more powerful than Sidius like the ones
Yeah he tells fives everything about how he was responsible for the clone wars and that also explains how and why fives knows more about it than the Jedi that’s what I like about fives he’s always doing what he believes is right he’s my favorite clone trooper I’m surprised he’s not a clone commander or captain
Palpatine gets so close to being revealed so many times, but he can improvise with just his words so effectively that he not only throws everyone off his trail but makes the thought of him being behind everything totally ridiculous and thoroughly debunked.
3:20 as soon as you hear his Sidious voice creep in you know ish is about to hit the fan real fast. PS: stop blaming Shaak Ti y’all. There were plenty of chances for the Jedi to save themselves from what was to come, and they failed on multiple occasions.
My question is how is Shaak ti supposed to know the Palpatine is a Sith? Nobody else in the Jedi order knew it. All the Hate towards her for some how "killing all the jedi" doesnt make much since.
She was supposed to give Fives a fair say. That didn't really happen. Shaak Ti was also negligent of the Kaminoan doctor's evident dislike for Fives. The doctor injected Fives' with something, probably some sort of chemical to increase Fives' degradation rate and increase his anxiety levels. There were just too many slip-ups on Shaak Ti's part.
And also, Master Ti never sought to question what he was saying for herself. She understands there is more to what Fives is saying and doing but nothing comes of it, and what little action she did take was more or less pointless
tommy gun well because he is cloaked and when he was revealed during the arrest after windu deflected the force lightning with his lightsaber scarring his face
tommy gun bruh, how the hell is one super tired clone supposed to knock out the most elite clones in the republic, not get shot the second he attacked, and survive the fall from that clock?
Did he have a black up plan if order 66 failed because palpatine is manipulative and can get people to do things like merrit rook from law and order SVU authority
And that's why I deem Fives as the smartest clone trooper ever made. I mean, can we appreciate the fact that clones like Fives are that capable and intuitive-minded by investigating the insidious plan of Palpatine, while being (unlike the Jedi Order) THIS CLOSE of revealing the truth behind the chips and saving the entire galaxy from Sidious hands?...
This scene really just pisses me off. It pisses me off that Fives couldn’t kill Palpatine. It pisses me off that Shaak Ti and the Jedi were so clueless and naive as to what was right in front of their faces.
Fives was the smartest clone trooper and smarter than the Jedi because he palpatine told him he was the Sith Lord that orchestrated the clone wars and everything else having to do with how he was born I really like fives he’s my favorite clone trooper in the clone wars show
I got the feeling that Palpatine was very focused on manipulating the Jedi, both with actual false clues, like his apprentice Dooku, his scapegoat Grievous and of course the gigantic war, as well as the force, as can be seen with Yoda and other members of the council. Fives finding out about the chips was a freak accident, something unforeseen but once it became known to him, thanks to being the chancellor, he was able to fully take control of the situation, clouding Shaak Tis mind and forcing Fives into attacking him. To me, the Jedi weren’t clueless, Sidious was just terrifyingly cunning and powerful.
Fuck it. You know what. Me being 12 watching fives on tv on the rishi moon outpost and him becoming my favorite, I will make a edit and post it. I’ll reply once I finish it. It may take some time. But I HATED HOW CLOSE HE WAS 😵💫
Darth sidious must have revealed his evil plans to fives off scene without Sha ti noticing it.after that fights decide to escape and explain the whole truth to Anakin and Rex which he failed to do but Rex did realized it at the end.
That’s exactly what he did he revealed everything about why the clones have inhibitor chips and that he was responsible for their creations and he told fives exactly what the clones were born to do
Palpatine told fives everything he never told the Jedi and I wonder if he said to fives give into your anger strike me down but we didn’t hear it in the movie
After watching this arc, it makes sense why Palpatine has Shaak Ti protect him during the attack on Coruscant: he could have Grievous eliminate the Jedi who was involved with this incident.
You know what's really messed up? He told him the truth and let him attack him and run away to make him look like a deranged clone despite Fives knowing the actual truth. Really makes palpatine one twisted dude.
“A separatist plot from before the war? That’s impossible” Me: you do realize the separatist leader is literally someone who used to be on the Jedi and is known for scheming during the war?
2:27 I don't know if that was intentional, but it almost sounds like you can hear the force whaling in the background as if it were in pain. As if Sidious was using force manipulation at an unspeakable level.
I like how Palpatine told Fives everything because he knew that no one would believe him. Sheev himself has stated that the word of a single senator could influence the minds of millions, so he could have easily made a statement about a rogue clone trooper if he ever wanted to.
StarWarsMaverick that’s the point. You’re supposed to hate her, and the rest of the Jedi. They were so arrogant and foolish that they couldn’t see what was obviously in front of them. Only 5 Jedi knew this. Two became Sith, one killed on Naboo, and the last two only realized when it was far too late
Can we just take a moment to acknowledge the master manipulation of Darth Sidious I mean seriously he plays the role of a helpless kind old man perfectly. But underneath the facade is Highly Intelligent Machiavellian who is cold and calculating and will use lies and deceit To achieve his end game
death by throat first time she was stabbed by Grievous, then Anakin during the purge, and by Starkiller in force unleashed. Someone just needs to make a ÆON Flux style series staring Shaak Ti, and every episode ends with her getting killed.
Oh c'mon you cant blame her. She didn't know. You cant get angry at her unless you know what was really going on. Because from everyone's perspective fives was the one who went crazy.
I wish we could've seen more of Shaak Ti. Maybe a recreation of her duel with Grievous in the order 66 episodes? She's one of my favorite jedi, it's a shame she never got a real duel, and very little screen time
Nala Se is a really complex character it turns out. Back when these episodes came out I assumed wrongly that Nala Se and the rest of the Kaminoans were just greedy little aholes, but when I think back to the episode when the medical base was being attacked and Nala Se was given the chance to evacuate, she chose to stay with the injured clones even if that meant she would die. And after seeing the first episode of The Bad Batch, how she protected them and Omega, and even with this scene, given what she said the episode prior, I think Nala Se really cared about the clones and would do anything she could to protect them. I think she honestly thought that Fives was a threat. If he somehow convinced the Republic to have the inhibitor chips removed, that could lead to them being aggressive like she said, which would lead to the Republic decommissioning them as the Empire would later do. She also did not trust the Jedi, and probably thought having such a failsafe order should they go rogue was a good idea. From her perspective I can totally get that now. She just didn't know it was part of some grander plot.
"No... YOU!!!" *Blaster sound* *Force Push Sounds* *Roll credits* After Credits: Count Dooku - "Well shit... that didn't work out like my master expected..."
George Lucas is clearly a student of history. Palpatine seems to be a well put together combination of Hitler, Stalin, Julius Caesar, Caesar Augustus, Caligula and Diocletian. George also seems to have mirrored historical events when writing about Palpatines plans, for example, Order 66 is an obvious copy of the Night of the Long Knives. This is very effective, as it makes the events in an otherwise unrealistic fantasy land seem very plausible. The fans who criticised the prequels obviously knew Fuck all about the world around them to not see that
I wanna point out the brilliance of Fives. One of the many that was of Jango Fett's legacy if being a mandalorian and a clone army. The ARC Troopers were feared by the kaminoans because of their independence. They were feared because they were the next closest thing to being Jango Fett aside of Fordo with the first batch of Clones and the Commandos.
I will never forget the tragedy that this led up to. ARC Trooper Fives was the role model of the perfect clone, maybe even better than Rex. He was loyal, smart, calculating, witty, and most importantly, independent. He should have had a more honorable end, one not in some dark warehouse, but with his brothers, on the field of some great battle. We salute you Fives.
The fact that palpatine could've defeated him with ease yet decides to play the role so well as to almost dying losing everything in progress is truly such a bold move
He told Fives the "Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise".
Nah man he couldn't have. The Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise makes people join him. Fives instead wanted to kill him. He must've told him to DEW IT.
PokeDude011 this comment has 666 likes so i'm not gonna like it (even tho i like it)
@@kix_501st Well it has 667 now so oh well.
We could always get it to 669
Gametron13 done 😂
@@kix_501st Nice
When a clone was closer to killing a sith lord than the whole jedi order.
Hectarea and they would never realize it until it was too late
*trigger moment*
Imagine he killed him and then the war ended
I mean you do realize Palpatine simply let him? He was playing a frail old man and he purposefuly made Fives mad to attack him.
@@valkyrie6735 yeah but if Fives would of pulled the trigger. Palpatine would of revealed himself by using the force. Then his entire plan would be ruined. He might of killed everyone in that room but he would been hunted by the Jedi afterwards.
Can we appreciate that Fives almost effortlessly overpowered that squad of clones hand to hand? That’s a freaking Arc Trooper right there!
Sabretooth Studios I know right and he was basically high while he was going at it
Sabretooth Studios Rewatching this I feel like palpating did something in the room.
@@golimand1378 uhhhhh it was kinda obvious
@@eh2587 bad is that jango was kinda headless when fivees was promoted
@ARC-5555 'Fives' i know i just wanted to bring up that fives wasnt trauined by jango
The arrogance of the jedi has always annoyed me ever since i saw the clone wars series
BL4CK5M1TH well they were loyal and no one knew the palatine was sidious. Well no jedi for that matter
+Rj Arellano True. But its also annoying that those that saw visions of the fall of the jedi did nothing bout it, like commander Krell and padawan barris offee (spelling?). They had visions of the fall of the jedi, but instead of talk to anyone about it, they turned on the jedi instead.
+Rj Arellano Also true, good point.
More the naivety of the Jedi
It's one of the many reasons Anakin called the Jedi "evil"
When an ARC trooper is smarter than all of the Jedi order.
Cyridy so true
Cyridy
you are right. jedies are stupid. especialy shak ti
murat Kaya
The Jedi are also arrogant
no shit sherlock. the stagnation of the jedi led to their downfall. just because jedi and sith of magical powers that doesn't mean that they are perfect. in fact when it comes to these circumstances people either see such figures as too perfect or perfectly flawed.
Well he is based off Jango Fett
Palpatine is the kind of guy who, when his entire decades-long, super-complicated, galaxy-spanning, masterfully woven conspiracy against the Jedi is almost revealed, turns, 100% unfazed and in control, to a Jedi Master and says, "that seems unlikely, don't you agree?" and he never even flinches. And then he straight up reveals the conspiracy to the clone trooper. That's why he wins.
Palpatine was the true Master of trolling
The funny thing is that it IS unlikely, so he's not even lying XD
Tamás Pákey he is the Sith master of trolling
How do we know he told him?
@@marhip7182 because tupp was about to kill him.
The fact that Palpatine told him about Order 66 in full ears of the Shock Trooper Escort adds to evidence that the Shock Legion already knew about Order 66 and would follow it without question.
yes
Is there evidence of this?? If so, there’s some dark stories in Star Wars
commanderbacara225 oh crap I just thought it was fox who knew about it. There were probably some that didn't know like Commander Thorn but most probably knew
The shock troopers were the only clones not bred on Kamino, so it’d make sense
oh those shock troopers definitely knew that the chancellor was the sith lord. As a matter of fact they were not created on Kamino nor did they have the chips. They were 100% loyal to palpatine
"a separatist plot from before the war? That seems unlikely master shak ti?"
Shak ti: "Well considering jango fett was used as the template and that he was later found on genosis with count dooku who would found the CIS and that the clone army was ordered by presumably a sith Lord called tyrannus, its entirely possible"
_And Dooku literally reveals he is Tyranus 3 episodes later... so maybe we shouldn't trust them and take the chips out._
Sometimes Truth is in plane sigh but people Still are sleeping
And the clones were commissioned for the war years in advance. It's like the writers turned their brains off when writing this show... or never had brains to begin with.
And it's not like she would be able to not know, she was literally there!
@@Jakkaribik1 the allegory is pretty wild huh 🤔
Palpatine saying, “A Separatist plot from before the war even started,” carries the same energy as, “You really think someone would do that? Just go on the internet and tell lies?”
Palpatine is Buster confirmed
What I find funny is that Shaak Ti was like "oh nah defo impossible even though no one even fucking knew of the clone army until the clone war began"
@@terrified057t4 and not to forget that Obi-Wan learned that Tyranus was Dooku and that Lord Tyranus was behind hiring Jango Fett for the Clone Army. Jedi were really dumb.
@@terrified057t4 well she probably was thinking there is something off, but we can't forget here that the chancellor's word weighs more than the average. He's outmanouvered her into a position where she kinda just has to take the L and go outside. Even as a jedi she can't just argue with him then and there simply out of respect. Plus his argument is backed up by someone who probably knows 5x more about the physics and mentals of the clones. We can assume that the kaminoan words count for nothing, but she can't
@@terrified057t4I wonder if Shak Ti was involved in the plot
I love the dramatic irony of this storyline. We all know Fives can't succeed. We already know how the war goes. But on first-viewing, a part of me desperately wished that Fives would manage something. It's so sad, because there's only one way things could really end, and yet you want to hope against all odds that things will work out. That's basically a feeling the prequels can evoke as a whole, but you don't know how an individual arc will go. This one's frustrating, as we know things can only really end one way, but Fives comes tantalizingly close to making a major difference.
Oh, he can't? That's not what the movies and novelizations say. That's not what the rest of Star Wars said. The arc would have fit if they did remove the inhibitor chips, but order 66 happened anyway. The clones have so much conditioning already that inhibitor chips are a redundant drama insert.
@@bluehero-96 I don't want to do this - I've seen what you can do, but... the fact that pretty much every clone who had their chip taken out were disobedient to Order 66 (except for the especially conditioned ones). The few would have betrayed - but with their own reasoning, not brainwashing - and the majority would have fended off the massacre, most likely resulting in the uncovery of the Separatists in the Jedi Order.
@@phoenixgauntlet5237
Who actually removed their chips and disobeyed order 66? Rex apparently didn't remove his chip until after order 66, contradicting Rebels, adding more stupid to the list of Filoni's shit. The two with Rex in Rebels weren't in a position to do anything either, one presumed KIA, and the other not in the presence of his Jedi general at the time of his death. Really, only ARC troopers (who are trained specifically, not promoted), and commandos can seriously question and resist orders, and that's a byproduct of their more independent design.
I just binge watched the entire series. I experienced that several times. So close for the good guys to win if only a few decisions went another way. But of course that can’t happen because we know the bad guy will win.
He did make a difference tho, he basically saved Ahsoka because Rex realized that Fives was right seconds before the chip took over.
What Palpatine says: A Separatist plot from before the war even started... That seems unlikely
What Palpatine is actually thinking: How has a single Clone come closer to foiling my plans than the entire Jedi Order...
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I don’t even want to like the comment because of what it’s at now
lol same
Bryan
Nice 👌
I truly believe that this fact scared the shit out of Palpatine and also impressed him
@@gerstein03 yep this clone was closer to ruining his plans than anyone else
"A separatist plot before the war even started?" Ohhhh yeah I know nothing about thaaaat....
*Cough Cough* Sifo Dias, Sith Lord controlling the senate.
Shaak Ti looked so cool in the prequel episodes. But after watching her in Season 6, I hated how she couldn't even use her own common sense to create her own judgement. She was too loyal to her service in the Republic.
All of the jedi order was the same way, which is precisely why they were destroyed in the end
red is right, the sith won the war
She knew, why not act
John Phillips that was the downfall of all the Jedi.
She looks here like she's being force manipulated by Palpatine: she's too easy to succumb to his reasoning and after that she should've predicted some sort of anger in the force way before she actually heard any sound of fighting from a room with Fives & Chancellor; that she didn't is a warning on itself, yet she ignores it completely.
That clone trooper must have gone mad without his chip.
Have you ever heard the Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise ?
Dumbass Jedi: Indeed
How did u come back AGAIN
Darth Sidious Plus, he was injected with crazy serum.
Fuck off Sheev
fives is like the smartest clones in the 501st legion, he doesnt deserves to be a arc trooper, but a *arc commandor*
ARC stands for Advanced Recon Commando
In case you meant "Commander" then I *_TOTALLY 100% AGREE!_*
Better yet Mandalorian Clone.
Advanced recon general dude
He deserves to be a general, no, the chancellor
Well, to be fair, he got his own arc.
4:38
Close the blast doors!
Open the blast doors! Open the blast doors!
Leo Chan lol
Episode 4 reference lol
Exactly what I thought!
lol
Glad to see I wasn't the only one thinking of this. I half expected to hear "Open the blast doors! Open the blast doors!" after the doors closed
If Master Ti hadn't force-pushed Fives away then he'd have killed the Sith Lord the Jedi had been hunting AND the Great Jedi Purge would have never happened. Way to go, Shaak Ti!
Gre3n Eclips3 I'm sure palpatine would have killed fives or the guards would have killed/stunned him
Dave Da Boss we'll never know now thanks to Shaak...
Man, now seriously?
Indeed.
Gre3n Eclips3 Basically in the clone war's cartoon we are seeing that the very things that the Jedi took for granted are the very same creatures that tried to save them all so basically it was the Jedi own ignorance that caused there own death's
For all those saying Order 66 is Shak Ti’s fault I highly doubt Palpatine would’ve let himself get shot. He’d probably have used the force to jam Fives’ gun or just kill everyone in the room and blame it on Dooku
Kyle Campbell he probably already knew how they would react without even blinking.
“Kill everyone in the room and blame it on Dooku” lmao 😂
Raptor Doniv I can’t be the only person who could see Palpatine doing that right?
People can't put themselves in the place of the characters, it seems very easy to figure it all out when you alredy know what happens in the next 50+ years because you watched all movies but the characters don't know that.
Palpatine like every high level Force User can sense the future to a limited degree of course, nonetheless he wouldn't die here that's just not possible, he's like the Devil in the Star Wars Universe and it took literally all Jedi in history combined including The Chosen One (within Rey) to finally kill him for good (and if we take Sidious' statement literally: all the Sith in history that were within him).
Kyle Campbell Well, she didn’t bother to watch over Fives herself and instead trusted Nala Se to do it, leading Nala to inject Fives with crazy serum, and leading to all the bad stuff that happened in this episode.
“Wait so you’re telling me that the true purpose of the Clones was to kill the Jedi?”
Palpatine: Always has been
Palpatine tells fives everything that the Jedi never knew right to his face he tells fives that he was responsible for the clone wars and their creations
3:41 You know Palpatine had to use every single muscle in his body to not say "DEWWIT! Strike me down! Unleash your anger! I can feel your hate."
Maybe that’s what he said but we didn’t hear it
5s has no force ability
I know this is a really serious scene, but I can't help but laugh out loud when I see the title you gave the clip.
@CZcams Watcher lol
So palpentine's personal clone guards knew sidious was a sith?
Sebebiaan maybe he execute order 66 an Made then realize his plan to end the war (the chip makes them think that the jedis have become the enemies of the republic) in order ti bring peace and no rebellion
No, no ne knew it, they where just loyal to palpetine as chancellor, and Order 66 stated to execute all "traitor of the republic".
If they didn't he probably would of told them to leave the room too.
we dont even know if they were actually clones
BrositJosip Order 66 specifically States that the Jedi Order has become an immediate and hostile entity to The Republic and thus must be eradicated
There's different orders for specific groups
3:43 fives nearly saved the galexy
Yeah, as if the freaking Dark Lord of the Sith would allow some clone to kill him after decades of master planning.
Keldor Miro
Well Rey is force sensitive and has his blood it makes more sense than Fives killing him although Fives deserves it more
@Keldor Miro oof
He didn't die by falling into a reactor, i don't think getting shot by a rifle is going to do him any damage
@@obitwokenobi9808 he almost did lmao
Without his chip. He is slowly becoming jango fett
Yes
Doctor Globe Plus, Nala Se injected something that made Fives crazy.
Yeah, but Rex, Woolfe and Gregor were fine without their chips
SimusThePlayer Yes, but Rebels was YEARS after TCW, though
@@simus479 Uhhh Gregor... not so much. But I know what you're saying.
Ever realize how hard it would’ve been to catch Fives if he didn’t have a tatoo?
“Look for a bald clone”
“What”
"We are hunting a bald clone with a gottee and a fuve on his head!"
"Sir yes sir!"
"We are hunting a bald clone woth a gottee!"
"Im sorry sir, i have to arrest you and half of my squad"
All clones also have tattooed id, so it would just be a bit harder
@@aycsfvmk1289 yeah controlling every clone on coruscant, every destinatoin were a clone flew to this day from coruscant, not even including all illegal transport opportunities
There's such a great irony in that. Since his cadet days Fives insisted on being an individual, giving himself a name and getting a 5 tattoo once he graduated.
And it was this need to stand out that helped get him killed.
Time to paint over it
3:19 I just LOVE how palpatine just had a shift in his voice. From good to evil.
Yeah when he said where were we that was very suspicious
The way palpatine acted throughout the whole series, it's hard to believe no one saw him as suspicious.
To be fair, some of this is fourth-wall myopia. We already know he's a bad guy so it's hard seeing any other way to view him.
Though, also to be fair, Palpatine's plot should have been spotted a ways away. There's a lot of conveniences to it.
To elaborate a bit further:
The Clone Army is itself pretty suspicious. They're a clone of Jango Fett, a guy they know was an agent of Dooku. Your Clone Army having about two degrees of separation from a Sith Lord should be a *very* big red flag.
In addition, Obi-Wan was told that the Clones had some degree of mental conditioning by the Kaminoans. And The Jedi Council did notice something was up about Palpatine. Put all these pieces of information together, and you can figure out the plan.
To be fair, the Jedi did actually catch on to Palpatine's plan, they just did so a little too late.
@@MatthewCampbell765 "The Clone Army is itself pretty suspicious. They're a clone of Jango Fett, a guy they know was an agent of Dooku." - well he was a famous bounty hunter, so i don't think that it would be suspicious, if a bounty contracts a well payed job. Bounty hunters pretty much don't care on which side the fight, as long as the salary fits.
Hindsight is 20-20, but the Order was 66.
@@MatthewCampbell765 Jango Fett was a bounty hunter tho. And the creation of a clone army began almost a decade prior to the events of Attack of the clones. Jango just happened to be under contract with Dooku at that time.
Furthermore, at the time they actually didn't know that Dooku was a Sith apprentice. They of course assumed it, since he clearly fell to the dark side, but they couldnt be 100% sure. The audience knew he was, because it was revealed that he was Darth Tyrannus at the end of the movie.
Dooku also revealed that the Senate was controlled by a Sith Lord and offered Obi wan to join him to defeat the said Sith lord. I reckon this confused the Jedi quite a bit.
Of course, the Jedi do indeed find out that both Dooku is a sith lord and that he created the clone army, and this happens in season six, very close to the end of the war. That's really where the issues start.
I love how geniusly Palpatine resolved this problem for his plot. He knew that the full scope of it was so ludicrous nobody would believe him. The best solution is the most simple. Just tell Fives the truth and everything will sort itself out.
I am sure palpatine laughed his ass off in private later, a clone trooper that just barely now entered the war saw through the entire decades long sith plot that jedis failed to see all this time
Palpatine told fives everything that he was responsible for the clone wars and the clones creations and I do wonder if he said to fives strike me down give in to your anger but we just didn’t hear it in the movie
“Now,”
Palpatine leans in after the Jedi leave.
“Where were *we?”*
“Uh...sir?”
“You were right. Everything you said was true. Those chips will be the very thing that kills the Jedi, and there’s nothing you can do to change that fact.”
Fives stared at Palpatine in horror, seeing a dark smile on the Chancellor’s face.
“W-what are you-?”
“You have impressed me, the fact a single clone has gotten farther than any Jedi in ruining my plans is impressive indeed. Sadly...you won’t be able, to tell the tale.”
Fives proceeded to knock the Chancellor to the ground, taking on the Shocktrooopers and overpowering them, all the while Palpatine released cries of distress as Fives pointed the blaster at him.
“You...YOU!”
That's some good writing right there.
This is arleady good, the only things that are misunderstood that Fives said No! You!
@Sam Smith the moment he told palpatine it was over. Palpatine definitely wasn't going to let him go for long, even if he didn't attack him and just acted natural
Dude, literally all he would have to do is issue order 66 and he's no longer the target.
@@darkknight5541 he had removed his chip, so the order wouldn't have kicked in
kind of funny in a way how telling Fives everything is literally the best way for Palpatine to get out of this situation, it made Fives look crazy and no one would believe him
He did say I am sith, and probably did combat actions enough to flag him sus. Alerting Rex was important since the clones next to the leader were already in it. He was after stun more likely than kill.
Tim Curry did way too good as Palpatine lol
Rick Mccomb it’s so weird though because the original voice actor sounded closer to Ian, and Ian played Palpatine the other times he appeared, and then you have that time Palpatine had a completely different voice for a few days. He probably had a cold lol
@@tgiacin435 ikr, RIP Ian Abercrombie. "For now we will have to let the gears of the senate... Turn" *Smug Sith Smile*
@@tgiacin435 I agree, Abercrombie sounded more like Ian McDiarmid.
Tim Curry is a great voice actor but his Palpatine voice sounded too evil. Ian McDiarmid's Palpatine had a more pleasant and fatherly voice, like a nice person that only means well. Tim Curry's Palpatine sounds very evil and aggressive. That's the reason why I preferred Abercrombie, still Tim Curry did a great job and his scenes as Sidious where perfect.
It would be amazing if Ian McDiarmid re-recorded all of Clone Wars like he did Rebels 😌
He could easily do the role again in Bad Batch
@@Digital111 I don't think erasing a deceased actors work for no good reason would go over well
Just saying
Out of everyone in the universe, The first person to attempt to foil Palpatines plans and nearly succeed was not one of the gifted force fielding jedis or heros of the republic. It wasnt any notible senator or glory seeking freedom fighter. It was just a clone looking out for his brothers. All of his Brothers...
Exactly
Palpatine has killed entire armies of clones with flicks of his wrists.
He was never actually close.
@@mikhailvasiliev6275 that doesn't matter in this sense because if palpatine revealed his true power against a clone his plan would of been discovered
Palpatine to Fives:
“Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the wise?”
That wouldn't have worked. Fives is useless to Palpatine unless he can use the Force
no no the tradegy of darth plagueis the wise Is for when you want them to join you
@@itsyagurluwu5084 its a joke
@@raimundoatzler I know, I'm not stupid 😑
Chancellor: "a separatist plot from before the war seems unlikely"
Shaak Ti: "agreed"
Later obi wan learns dooku made the army combined with knowledge that sidious controls the senate and yet no red flags were thrown up, the final season had so many plot holes considering the chips.
roberto gurrola I think there is many plot holes because Lucas was gearing up to sell the franchise, therefore we have a rushed serries.
I like the idea and the arc that the "chips" took us on, it shows us how the Chancellor was able to get clones to rebel against their Generals in Episode three.
However, what was shown to us in the Cartoons, These stories should have been included in Episode 2 & 3. Unfortunately George Lucas wanted to follow the downfall of Anikin. I feel he could have done this all the while showing Dooku pulling the strings behind the scenes.
BHaDizzle it sure as hell feels a lot better than 'oh they were heavily indoctrinated' I mean imagine suddenly being aware you are doing things you cannot control all the fear and suffering that causes and understand palpatine feeds off that.
just think about this, shak ti is a progenitor of the empress, a secret society governed by Slathdar, the old big guy who appears in "the Force awakens"
and my mom
The thing is the Jedi have no choice. What were they gonna do? Discard the clone army and fight the billions of battledroids themselves? Palpatine would be happy to see that, too. He owns both of the armies and his objective is to kill off Jedi one way or the other.
Imagine if palpatine was exposed lol he’d go down as one of the most pathetic sith in history having the 1000 year sith grand plan foiled by a clone.
Fives almost saved the day by killing palpatine but at the same time I find it hard to believe a single gun shot would kill palpatine because he’s so powerful
@@michaelverdon7252 Palpatine was never in any danger. The only being in the galaxy that could take down Palpatine in any way one-on-one would be an older, unburned Anakin with his full potential unlocked.
@@DerHammerSpricht lmao no, Windu and Yoda almost killed Sidius, he survived out of luck, people think too highly of Sidius, he was the most powerful sith ever lived but that doesn't make him invincible, also don't say "being", they were beings far more powerful than Sidius like the ones
@@MC-yg1mq He took a dive in the windu fight and Yoda straight up lost to him, so I don’t know how people don’t look highly on him!
@@erikstrickland96 Im pretty sure George Lucas himself said Mace won that fight on the commentary of the movie.
Funniest title ever for this season
Revenge of the sith script XD
sidious gives five revenge of the sith sript XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD this guy agenious
This whole arch proves Fives was the smartest, and the craftiest clone who ever lived IMO
All he had to say was "HE IS A SITH"
If only they knew what the Sith were
@@camerongreene3357 they know what siths are.
@@danjayson1 He meant that who The Sith is behind all that. Grammar mistake.
Well, at least this idiot Shaak Ti would have been killed right there with Fives. It's still a better outcome than the original one.
I doubt that Fives knew that Palpatine was Darth Sidious, mostly Palpatine told the truth about order 66 and the real purporse of the chips.
I still am just in awe that Fives came so close to killing sidious and preventing the OT and ST from happening entirely
*PEW*
Shakk-ti: WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!
Fives: Saved your life General.
The ST never happened
@@killgriffinnow
Yes it did. Episode 7 did, i don't care what any Legends purist says.
As if sidious would ever allow Fives to kill him.
Close the blast doors yeah we knew he's gonna escape
"Close the Blast Doors Cliche" DING
“clone wars is a cartoon for kids”
fives: you DRUGGED me
.-.
Oh, for crying out loud. Stop it. Yes, it IS a kid's show. It's just a very good kid's show. The kind they need to watch.
@@ElvenRaptor I second this
@@ElvenRaptor most definitely not a kids show beyond season 2
@@luigiwiiUU No, it still was.
Man, one clone nearly killed the entire Senate with a single shot. Impressive.
Not only that but he almost saved the entire galaxy
I love Palpatine in this scene. You can completely see how he managed to pull off everything he did
Yeah he tells fives everything about how he was responsible for the clone wars and that also explains how and why fives knows more about it than the Jedi that’s what I like about fives he’s always doing what he believes is right he’s my favorite clone trooper I’m surprised he’s not a clone commander or captain
lol, she foiled her attempt to catch that clone trooper by getting the blast doors closed..
Love the title
lol thanks :)
crazy stuff
*Script*
I laid really love the title which is exactly what palpatine did and does
Poor Fives.
He knew what was coming. And knew no one would believe him.
Palpatine gets so close to being revealed so many times, but he can improvise with just his words so effectively that he not only throws everyone off his trail but makes the thought of him being behind everything totally ridiculous and thoroughly debunked.
Yeah, Palpy is basically The Devil incarnate. It's frightening how clever he is.
This arc was harder to watch than the one on Umbara.
2:27 when papatine’s voice started going higher and higher it made me laugh for some reasom
He sounded like he was singing😂
Lee xd exactly
Don't you *agree* Master Shak-*Tii*
This place is definitely the same area Vader gets his suit in Episode 3.
Exactly and I wish we could have seen anakins transformation into vader in the clone wars
Sideous is the epitome of "Go ahead, tell them. They will never believe you."
makes your heart feel heavy knowing what this close went through
3:20 as soon as you hear his Sidious voice creep in you know ish is about to hit the fan real fast.
PS: stop blaming Shaak Ti y’all. There were plenty of chances for the Jedi to save themselves from what was to come, and they failed on multiple occasions.
The title is great.
Fives: "What, we turn on the jedi and help make the empire? NOOOO! REWRITE IT THIS INSTAMT!"
"He was too dangerous to be kept alive." *-Palpatine*
My question is how is Shaak ti supposed to know the Palpatine is a Sith? Nobody else in the Jedi order knew it. All the Hate towards her for some how "killing all the jedi" doesnt make much since.
She was supposed to give Fives a fair say. That didn't really happen. Shaak Ti was also negligent of the Kaminoan doctor's evident dislike for Fives. The doctor injected Fives' with something, probably some sort of chemical to increase Fives' degradation rate and increase his anxiety levels.
There were just too many slip-ups on Shaak Ti's part.
And also, Master Ti never sought to question what he was saying for herself. She understands there is more to what Fives is saying and doing but nothing comes of it, and what little action she did take was more or less pointless
tommy gun well because he is cloaked and when he was revealed during the arrest after windu deflected the force lightning with his lightsaber scarring his face
tommy gun bruh, how the hell is one super tired clone supposed to knock out the most elite clones in the republic, not get shot the second he attacked, and survive the fall from that clock?
Shaak ti is the hand of god, there, problem solved
1:25 you just can see Palpatines anger with the Discovery of the Chips
Did he have a black up plan if order 66 failed because palpatine is manipulative and can get people to do things like merrit rook from law and order SVU authority
And that's why I deem Fives as the smartest clone trooper ever made. I mean, can we appreciate the fact that clones like Fives are that capable and intuitive-minded by investigating the insidious plan of Palpatine, while being (unlike the Jedi Order) THIS CLOSE of revealing the truth behind the chips and saving the entire galaxy from Sidious hands?...
I appreciate fives and I took moments to do so when I saw this episode
I loved how they showed the republic nearly catching on to the ‘order 66’ plot.
Really makes you think what could’ve been, eh?
This scene really just pisses me off. It pisses me off that Fives couldn’t kill Palpatine. It pisses me off that Shaak Ti and the Jedi were so clueless and naive as to what was right in front of their faces.
Fives was the smartest clone trooper and smarter than the Jedi because he palpatine told him he was the Sith Lord that orchestrated the clone wars and everything else having to do with how he was born I really like fives he’s my favorite clone trooper in the clone wars show
I got the feeling that Palpatine was very focused on manipulating the Jedi, both with actual false clues, like his apprentice Dooku, his scapegoat Grievous and of course the gigantic war, as well as the force, as can be seen with Yoda and other members of the council.
Fives finding out about the chips was a freak accident, something unforeseen but once it became known to him, thanks to being the chancellor, he was able to fully take control of the situation, clouding Shaak Tis mind and forcing Fives into attacking him.
To me, the Jedi weren’t clueless, Sidious was just terrifyingly cunning and powerful.
the jedi were too loyal to the republic to ever find the truth
I want an alternate cannon to explore what would have happened if fives hadn't monologued and just mag dumped palpatine before the jedi could stop him
Fuck it. You know what. Me being 12 watching fives on tv on the rishi moon outpost and him becoming my favorite, I will make a edit and post it. I’ll reply once I finish it. It may take some time. But I HATED HOW CLOSE HE WAS 😵💫
Darth sidious must have revealed his evil plans to fives off scene without Sha ti noticing it.after that fights decide to escape and explain the whole truth to Anakin and Rex which he failed to do but Rex did realized it at the end.
That’s exactly what he did he revealed everything about why the clones have inhibitor chips and that he was responsible for their creations and he told fives exactly what the clones were born to do
yes during order 66 the pieces all fell together in rex's mind he resisted just long enough for him to tell ashoka about fives.
"Fives, from defend Rishi to discover the Order 66". His biography, a best seller.
UNLIMITED POWER!!!
@Dean Hampson You're fulfilling your destiny, Anakin .
I would like thus but it’s at 66 likes
Palpatine told fives everything he never told the Jedi and I wonder if he said to fives give into your anger strike me down but we didn’t hear it in the movie
After watching this arc, it makes sense why Palpatine has Shaak Ti protect him during the attack on Coruscant: he could have Grievous eliminate the Jedi who was involved with this incident.
The only way Palpatine could look any more evil when he says "where were we?" Would be if his eyes flashed radioactive yellow while saying it.
That makes him very suspicious when he said where were we
"Now.... Where were we?"😈
You know what's really messed up? He told him the truth and let him attack him and run away to make him look like a deranged clone despite Fives knowing the actual truth. Really makes palpatine one twisted dude.
“A separatist plot from before the war? That’s impossible”
Me: you do realize the separatist leader is literally someone who used to be on the Jedi and is known for scheming during the war?
I like how at 1:02 Fives still tries to stand at attention when he sees the Chancellor. He was only trying to do his duty, even to the very end...
*sigh* Sidious has Plot Armor until Episode 6
ToLegitt2Quit Well, about that
*laughs in Sith Lord*
Rey is the Granddaughter of Palpatine
@@TheramoreIsTheBomb-neverforget Maybe, but we'll see.
it's called being saved by canon
Its unlikely that chancelor is sith lord, right master Shaak Ti?
Yes, you are a good man
A sith LAWD?
@@JamMasterJesus Yes, the one we have been looking for.
Fives was one second away from ending the war at the cost of his own life :(
Exactly
2:27 I don't know if that was intentional, but it almost sounds like you can hear the force whaling in the background as if it were in pain. As if Sidious was using force manipulation at an unspeakable level.
This clone had more brain than the entire Jedi order. He had way less ego too.
Fives is my favorite clone and character, he was so smart
Exactly he’s my favorite clone trooper I like him even better than Rex and I’m surprised he’s not a clone commander or captain
Tim Curry as Palps is actually a pretty good choice for the character. The voice moulds so well with the character’s whole persona.
interesting fact : this the same room where vader get his suit and Anakin Becomes Darth vader .
I like how Palpatine told Fives everything because he knew that no one would believe him. Sheev himself has stated that the word of a single senator could influence the minds of millions, so he could have easily made a statement about a rogue clone trooper if he ever wanted to.
All the hate towards Shaak Ti needs to stop. She was fooled just as every other Jedi was.
She's a Togruta but not as badass as Ahsoka
@@Unbrickme
Ahsoka is awesome
No...fuck Shaak Ti. The dumbest bitch ever
@Nala exactly
StarWarsMaverick that’s the point. You’re supposed to hate her, and the rest of the Jedi. They were so arrogant and foolish that they couldn’t see what was obviously in front of them. Only 5 Jedi knew this. Two became Sith, one killed on Naboo, and the last two only realized when it was far too late
Can we just take a moment to acknowledge the master manipulation of Darth Sidious
I mean seriously he plays the role of a helpless kind old man perfectly. But underneath the facade is Highly Intelligent Machiavellian who is cold and calculating and will use lies and deceit
To achieve his end game
Shaak Ti deserved all of her 9 billion death scenes
At least all of them are canon.
I thought she was killed in the Jedi temple by Anakin.
death by throat first time she was stabbed by Grievous, then Anakin during the purge, and by Starkiller in force unleashed. Someone just needs to make a ÆON Flux style series staring Shaak Ti, and every episode ends with her getting killed.
@@tgiacin435 LOL
Oh c'mon you cant blame her. She didn't know. You cant get angry at her unless you know what was really going on. Because from everyone's perspective fives was the one who went crazy.
4:52 "Oh darn, it's too bad I don't have something to cut open this door"
It would take to long and by then he'd be long gone
I wish we could've seen more of Shaak Ti. Maybe a recreation of her duel with Grievous in the order 66 episodes? She's one of my favorite jedi, it's a shame she never got a real duel, and very little screen time
There's an awesome duel in legends against Starkiller
she sucls
@@powmedia5114 Your mom sucls
Being alone with palpatine,when you only who he is ,in the same room is honestly a horrifying concept
Agreed.
Nala Se is a really complex character it turns out. Back when these episodes came out I assumed wrongly that Nala Se and the rest of the Kaminoans were just greedy little aholes, but when I think back to the episode when the medical base was being attacked and Nala Se was given the chance to evacuate, she chose to stay with the injured clones even if that meant she would die. And after seeing the first episode of The Bad Batch, how she protected them and Omega, and even with this scene, given what she said the episode prior, I think Nala Se really cared about the clones and would do anything she could to protect them. I think she honestly thought that Fives was a threat. If he somehow convinced the Republic to have the inhibitor chips removed, that could lead to them being aggressive like she said, which would lead to the Republic decommissioning them as the Empire would later do. She also did not trust the Jedi, and probably thought having such a failsafe order should they go rogue was a good idea. From her perspective I can totally get that now. She just didn't know it was part of some grander plot.
Very good theory
"No... YOU!!!"
*Blaster sound*
*Force Push Sounds*
*Roll credits*
After Credits: Count Dooku - "Well shit... that didn't work out like my master expected..."
4:12 thats how i leave my workplace at the end of a day as soon as manager tells to help him with something
George Lucas is clearly a student of history. Palpatine seems to be a well put together combination of Hitler, Stalin, Julius Caesar, Caesar Augustus, Caligula and Diocletian. George also seems to have mirrored historical events when writing about Palpatines plans, for example, Order 66 is an obvious copy of the Night of the Long Knives.
This is very effective, as it makes the events in an otherwise unrealistic fantasy land seem very plausible. The fans who criticised the prequels obviously knew Fuck all about the world around them to not see that
As futile as this effort was, Rex and Ahsoka owe their lives to this moment. Fives didn’t die in vain. ❤️
You know, Palpatine could have told Fives the plot by whispering in his ear so the Shock Troopers wouldn't hear anything.
I wanna point out the brilliance of Fives. One of the many that was of Jango Fett's legacy if being a mandalorian and a clone army.
The ARC Troopers were feared by the kaminoans because of their independence. They were feared because they were the next closest thing to being Jango Fett aside of Fordo with the first batch of Clones and the Commandos.
Fives was this close to kill the sith Lord damn.
Exactly
I will never forget the tragedy that this led up to. ARC Trooper Fives was the role model of the perfect clone, maybe even better than Rex. He was loyal, smart, calculating, witty, and most importantly, independent. He should have had a more honorable end, one not in some dark warehouse, but with his brothers, on the field of some great battle. We salute you Fives.
Fives was so close to killing darth sidious that it made my anxiety levels go up. Never forget the best Star Wars show.
Lets be honest if he was actually close sidious would've just killed him, all the guards and Shaak ti to cover it up
The fact that palpatine could've defeated him with ease yet decides to play the role so well as to almost dying losing everything in progress is truly such a bold move
2:21 The genius of Palpatine's plan.
Shak ti really just saved the Sith Lord damn
yeah and she didn't even get to fight Grievous this time :(
Fives was lucky to have survived...
He was alone in the room with the most dangerous man in the galaxy.
Palpatine reveals everything to fives about how he was responsible for their creations and the clone wars