Dee Baker is an amazing actor. You start to forget that all the Clone interactions are basically a one man show. He voices all of them with such distraction, they feel like different people, yet at the same time all the same person... if that makes sense.
The sheer thought that everyone's favorite clones were all given life and different personalities all by one man, in some cases sounding different in the sense that Jango's DNA was being stretched thin
if only this tribute was made after the finale of The Clone Wars, I bet the inclusion of the order 66 scenes in that one would have been extremely good.
@@wolf2966 Obviously they did. They are just pointing out that this video was released before the final season, thus no scenes from that season (especially the finale), making this video even better than it already is.
I used to play it with my dad. When we watched Star Wars, I would point at the TV and say "We were there!!!" 😀 From Geonosis to Hoth, we were there. I always loved the Clones. Jedi and Sith are cool, but the Clones are honorable.
*_"Nono, stay with me, Fives....Fives!"_* The way Rex's voice cracks during that sentence really gets me. It's been years, and every time I hear it, I want to cry.
”We’re just clones sir, we’re meant to be expendable” ”We’re just numbers 99, just numbers!” ”Not to me” ”Not to me, to me... you’ve always had a name” *501st clones theme intensifies*
Well, he’s part of the clone army, not navy, so captain is actually only half way up. He hasn’t even cracked Major yet. Why not? Because of the prejudice against clones, that’s why.
Isaac L-L Star Wars military ranks work very differently from real life. Clones made it very high up in the chain bar general. Example: because of Cody’s strategic and tactical abilities, he was given the rank of Marshall Commander, which is only one rank down from General. He controls the entire 3rd Systems Army and the 7th sky corps, which the 501st falls under.
"A warrior may retreat, he does not flee. He may lie in ambush, he does not hide. He may experience victory or defeat...…..he does not cease to serve." Grand Admiral Thrawn.
It took me forever to realize that the Nightmares, the Mission that Fives and Tup were referencing was Order 66, the extermination of their commanders, leaders, and their friends. That hurts me on an even larger level because that tells you that on a subconscious level, they kind of knew what they were going to do. Furthermore, the very fact that they're nightmares to them tells us that they truly didn't want to. This makes me grateful that certain clones didn't live to see that day, and that some managed to take out their chips.
@@ThespianPrince13 Well, the Clones like Fox didn't fight alongside Jedis in the front lines, they "just" had to protect the senators. Other clones may have blamed their Jedis for the death of their brothers, even if they knew, they couldn't have saved them. Especially after the Umbara incident with Krell. Also they are human and humans tend to tell themselves, they had to do it, there was no other way, I don't regret it, ... Because if they didn't believe those lies they tell themselves, guilt would kill them (and lead them to suicide).
"They're doing the right thing Dogma. Because if THIS is how heros are rewarded for heroic actions, then one day, every man in this batalion may face a similar fate." -Captain Rex, execution of Fives, season 4
@@gammahamma2593 which sadly wouldn't have made sense. The clone army belonged to the republic so something like a sabatoge on the army would be handled by the chancellor
@@kmk5626 ik kind of does make sense tho, 1 clone going wrong should t really go straight to the head of state but too the generals at least to none clone officers
Caden Mitchell that’s why they had beside order 66 there were another 149 contingency orders that were in the clones programming that was instructed by syfo dias it was not meant to kill the Jedi at all that’s what palpatine used it for but the main purpose was to eliminate any rouge Jedi or sith but your right about with what you said along with that if the senate suspected palpatine was corrupt politician they could’ve executed order 65 which was to confront and arrest the chancellor or possibly kill him/her whomever was in office
@@ninoperisi2210 My favorite Jedi is Anakin, because his impressive skills in flying and his improvised Plans that somehow always work out. If in the final moment he didn't turn to the dark side and instead attacked Sidious with Mace Windu the whole Plan of that Scum would have gone to ruins.
2:48 always gets me in the feels that 99 was prolly treated like ass for being how he is his death is one of the hardest to watch because he was just trying to help his boys he was born a soldier and died a soldier
Jon Shafe idk if I'm the only one to think this but it seemed like jango was mocking Kenobi by saying that cuz I'm guessing he knew the true intentions of the clone army creation. And saying that was like a slap in the face that wasn't picked up on until it happened
@@ninoperisi2210 I doubt Jango would know. Sidious doesn't seem like the type to just give out the key to his elimination of the Jedi to a simple Bounty Hunter.
@@LordVader1094 No, but Jango sure isn't stupid. He's the primary DNA sample for an entire clone army, hired by "Syfo-dias", and also happens to be hired by Lord Tyrannus to work on behalf of the separatists? Sure is a nice coincidence he happens to be playing both sides, and i think he would've known that.
For a smart person like Jango to say that implies foolishness but Obi Wan came into his home. I think Jango underestimated the Jedi. I think Jango knew Obi Wan picked up on his body language pretty quickly which is why he left towards his ship after Obi Wan was finished talking.
"I remember the fall of the Republic...how quick and how quiet it was...almost as if it was intentional...Everyday I live with my guilt...and shame...To betray those I once called Generals...Friends... My thoughts often dwelled on Gen. Skywalker....What became of him? Had he survived? Is he dead? I had the honour of Serving many battles with him. The greatest and kindest General I've ever met. I remember the day I switched my armor....From a proud CloneTrooper....to a shamefull Stormy... As I was putting on my new helmet...I heard it...the steps, the metal clank on the cruiserfloor...Clankers?! Here?! Not possible. I picked up my new Imperial Rifle, Aiming it at the doorframe, thinking if I see those bastards metalheads I'll put a blasterbolt trough it...and then...IT ..Appeared. A figure, in the blackest armor I've seen, menacing and...so...cold. The Breathing was heavy, but not human. In shock I still had my rifle aimed at it. It stopped, turned its head, and looked at me. The helmet, the eyes, staring into your soul... And then I realized.. General Skywalker? I said quietly...The figure looked shamefully down, turned its head back....and just keept walking.." -Stormtrooper Journal
while this is an AMAZING quote, in reality, any person to ever uncover who Vader really was, would have his neck snapped by the time the word "Anakin" left his lips. Not out of hatred for that trooper, but out of self hatred, and Vader not wanting to remember his past.
@@lowisto6532 Its actually a part of a story that I have written myself. Was planning on doing a small Novel of 10 pages but never got the time to write any. This is basically a small summary of what I had in mind.
The Clone Wars TV show really fleshed out the clones, giving them each their unique personality. The show was probably one of the most important additions to the Star Wars universe, imo. Thank you once more HFP for another amazing video!
Some say the old 2003 Clone Wars is better, and while I'll admit it does some things better (For example, Grievous is a ruthless badass who killed 6 Jedi in 2 appearances, as opposed to being a punching bag for the Gungans), I still have to give TCW the edge, because it made one of the best creative decisions in Star Wars history, and gave the Clones personalities, as opposed to most other SW media at the time that just had them as mindless drones.
@@CABRALFAN27 Its truly amazing what they achived with TCW while seeing how they failed with TFA and TLJ. With TCW they were pretty restricted and had to write Storys between episode 2 and 3 while they could do anything with episode 7 and went with a bad rip off.
So true... I remember running home from school every wednesday just so i could get home intime to watch each episode then after the at the time so called series finale in yr 7/8 i binge watched the series episode by episode in chronological order... I cried when i saw Fives die and Ahsoka walk down those steps Im so glad the series is going on for another season and that the characters were continued in rebels
Same man. This is the best gift I have got in all of 2018. Star Wars the clone wars , halo , cod black ops 1 and 2 and nazi zombies and modern warfare were my child hood. I miss the nostalgia and good times.
This hurts even more so after watching the Last Clone Wars EP ;-; "You're a good solider, Rex. So is every one of those men down there." RIP Clone Wars you were my greatest friend you will live forever in my heart.
@@SF-ms2yc True, but correct if im wrong, we don't know what happened to Cody in cannon, so what if for one of the last episodes, Cody is ordered to hunt down Rex and other defectors, and we get a final showdown between the two of them.
@@chandler4880 It's doubtful, considering that these last few episodes are being used to finish already written story arcs that had been planned before the cancellation, and Rex vs Cody was never a part of the original written episodes.
Seriously though. Everyone thinks the Jedi got the shortest stick, but it was really the clones. Vilified for something they were literally forced to do, and had ZERO say in. And that thing, obviously cutting down their friends who they’d fought battles with for years. Man... can’t even imagine what that must fee like
14:26 That scene of the death star and then the Helmets just had me bawling my eyes out. I miss the republic so much..Just goes to show the betrayal the clones had faced, But couldn’t do anything about it, after all. Clones follow all orders..That’s what’s heartbreaking.
The best part about that is that while the inhibitor chips preserved the carefully and masterfully created humanity displayed in the animated series, the original brainwashed indoctrinated troopers are the most realistic. That being said it could still have worked equally well if this was true as (like Mason in black ops) the most humanised troopers with the strongest bonds would have had to fight the ‘activation code’ order 66. They would still have had to fight themselves but it would have been more of a choice built through experience, like I said both work but this seems to be the more realistic and could have carried a greater message. But that’s just my opinion
This just reminded me that we are getting another season of the clone wars. Man I'm so happy that Dave Feloni gets to finish such an amazing show that initially got me into star wars.
rex should say something like „we were friends i thought you couldnt do this what happened to you“ and last words from rex should be „do the right thing“ so vader remembers also this in episode 6
I've seen people complain about the inhibitor chips and how it takes away the fact that the clones knew all along what they were made for, but in the clone wars and here it's highlighted that they all knew subconsciously in their dreams about their TRUE mission and I love the mix.
In the Legends lore(and possibly current cannon, I’m not sure), order 66 was one of 150 contingency orders that the clones had memorized. So the entire army knew that they might one day have to kill their Jedi generals, but weren’t controlled by the inhibitor chip. They had been indoctrinated since creation to serve the *republic* first and foremost. Jango made sure to give multiple speeches and lessons to his personal Alpha Arc batch that the republic was the best chance for the galaxy, and that it at all costs must be upheld. Another contingency allowed the replacement or even termination of the chancellor, should he step beyond his bounds.
@@chriscolumbia9834 The chips still make sense when you think about it, even if the Clones were already briefed about order 66 and most would adhere to it anyway, why would Sidious risk leaving it to chance that the majority Clones wouldn't somehow disobey and question the logic of their orders ?
@@callumwebb4927 alot of the clones saw the Jedi are their brothers they were as much their brothers as the clones beside them. if they didn't introduce the inhibitor chips then it would have lead to not only a civil war among the clones but the entire republic would descend into civil war and Sidous plan would have fallen flat on it's face.
Pretty much, leaving something to chance is not something Sidious would do. Not in the case of an entire Clone army. Still killing your Jedi General friend almost instinctively and later realizing what you did....crazy PTSD.
He could feel his heart, his soul; turn to darkness. “For everything I’ve done, can I be considered good?” He kneels down to her. She reaches out to him and wraps her arms around him , “You cannot be all good, especially in a world like this. But that doesn’t make you evil.” “I killed dozens! My hands have the blood of 100 men. Fathers and sons who were never able to go to their families!” He wanted to cry he to let it out. He knew what he did, all the lives he took. “Maybe... But you can change, I believe you can.” He felt the weight of those deaths on his back, like feathers, steel feathers maybe a hundred or more. Stretching out and constantly weighing him down.
Heroes Fan Productions But it’s also beautiful to finally have the gap closed between the series and episode 3 so seamlessly. I think we’ve all been waiting since we were kids to see the true end of the series.
"As the Rebels fled, the 501st gathered around a burning bunker and let out a cheer that shook the stars. The Rebellion was done, the Death Star was being rebuilt, bigger than ever. Order had finally returned to the Galaxy, in no small part due to the efforts of the fighting men of the 501st."
Tup’s death scene always kills me when he says, “The mission, you know the one, the one in our dreams...” And all the clones in the room look at each other, as if they know exactly what Tup is talking about. Also, I cry when Rex is holding Fives as he dies.
"...What I remember about the Rise of the Empire... Was about how quiet was. We all knew what was about to happen. What we're about do. Did we have any doubts? Any private, traitorous, thoughts? Perhaps, but no-one said a word. Not on the flight to Corusant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple... Not a word..." 9:18 ...For fuck's sake, that line always gives me chills. I dunno how, but that line just has so much... Gravity to it.
You deserve it man I come back every few days and watch this video that's how good it is lol brings me to when I was younger watching clone wars with my brother
Uhhhh yeah it was a thing.. it was in the umbaran arc and was orchestrated by general krell.. it was the final straw before the clones stood up and arrested jedi general krell
Knowing that the Clones were forced to kill the Jedi makes me sad, because many of those Clones loved their Jedi Generals. I'm happy they were forced and didn't do it because they wanted to(well...some might've been happier to kill their General than others). But what makes me cry happy tears is the thought that the Clones who died in battle didn't live long enough to betray the Jedi who trusted them so much. Their Mission, their Nightmares, are finally over...
"This...it's...bigger than any of us...than anything...I could've imagined....I never meant to...I only wanted to do my duty." "Brother. Fives. Stay with me, Fives. Fives!" "The mission...the nightmares...they're...finally...over...." (TーT)ゞ
The thing that simply makes me very sad is that the clones fought for what they were meant to do. In their short but action packed lives they developed critical thinking and despite the Sith’s plans, they did everything they could to stop them. Hail the 501st! The best of the best! Simply, amazing.
You will need to recut this after the battle of mandalore. I suspect the scene where Rex decides to save ahsoka rather than participate in order 66 is going to be jaw dropping.
@@MarkyMark1221 I believe they definitely will. When Maul and Ahsoka fought in Rebels, Maul mocked Ahsoka that she is "running away again", so it's alluding they never finished their duel at Mandalore, and it wasn't Maul who fled. I don't think Ahsoka's combat skills is inferior to Maul's by the end of the Clone Wars - she's Anakin's Padawan! The most logical reason their fight was interrupted and she was forced to retreat would be if Order 66 had been executed. We already know at least part of the Clone Wars is running in parallel with RotS, after all.
It’s confirmed that order 66 will be season 7 of clone wars and that this new season will be intertwined with episode 3. Some parts taking place at the same time. So I am also begging that this gets remade with the battle of mandalore
When we were younger, my brother and I used to sit down every night and watch the latest episode of Clone Wars. Not gonna lie, when I first watched this tribute I cried. Brought back memories of my childhood and reminded me how much I love this show. This is a beautiful tribute. You deserve every like, comment and subscriber. Keep it up 💞
The 501st remained intact, just a small portion of them left with Ahsoka. The rest, they became known as Vader's Fist and their ranks were gradually filled by normal (but well-trained) Stormtroopers.
what i honestly love about this is, is that it shows the aftermath of the clone wars, it also greatly humanises the clones, they suffered greatly, they may have been genetically created but they were still human, this is by far the best video I have saw on Star Wars, it blended so well and truly brought a sci-fi fiction legacy closer to reality, this is better than Hollywood, this is what you should pay your money for.
Humanized?....they are human beings even clones have souls...this video honestly reminds me of what it was like being in the Marine Corps Infantry.....Reks was right though...."deep down we all had a choice!"
You really ought to read the Republic/Imperial commando books by Karen Traviss. They show a great in-depth look into clones minds, and even gives a compelling story about those clones and the people who would save them
At first, I was going to expect an underwhelming typical poorly fan-made video. But watching this throughout, I had never once had shed a tear over this kind of amazing put-up videos. You sir, deserve a like & sub!
The video is phenomenal, exceeding expectations. Showing the clones growing from young guys getting ready for a war, to fighting, and then order 66. The complete breakdown of the family, with the death of thorn, echo (he’s alive but yea), Gregor, and the collapse of the army. The crying breath of fives as the empire solidifies its reign of tyranny is heartbreaking. You have an amazing talent and thank you for making an amazing video
@@HeroesFanProductions *(Stunned silence)* That was beautiful man. A true masterpiece. The Clone Troopers were, are, and will always be the greatest and most tragic soldiers in all of fiction, and I love them. This was a true sign of love for the characters and the lore, and I applaud you for that. You are a true artist and my favorite CZcamsr of all time ever. I hope you will continue making more masterpieces. May The Force Be With You. ;) 😂😂😂 👏👏👏
CDR. Grae When Order 66 struck, Cody was on Utapau and Rex was on Mandalore. According to the Ahsoka novel, Rex has an empty grave on Mandalore, so it's possible they never even saw each other again after Order 66 as Rex disappeared into hiding.
Good Marines obey orders of the "officers appointed over them" A GREAT Marine defies those orders to "defend the constitution of the United States." When he knows those orders are wrong.
@Saima Riaz As you can clearly see, I posted that comment before the season was released and I had no idea that the show would retcon the Ahsoka novel.
This makes me cry every time I watch it... I grew up with Star Wars and Star Wars The Clone Wars... Every Friday night my mom set it to where I had the TV all to myself so I never missed an episode of the Clone Wars and fell deeply in love with every clone that was in the series.... The clones love for their best friends (The Jedi) and their brothers and how one second they were fighting with them then the next shooting them down.... Especially when you set it up with the Episode on Umbara after showing Order 66 where Rex says "We are shooting at our own men" knowing that it is mentioning the clones shooting at their jedi generals.... Just kills me.... Thank you for this HFP another great one.... And a very sad one...
We might be getting a Boba Fett standalone movie, it wouldn't be a 501st Story but... There might be parts in the movie where it shows how Boba Fett interacts with his father (Jango Fett: the originator of the clones). Also be parts where Boba Fett gets to see the clones as well. Now wouldn't that be an awesome tale.
Ya know, the only time we had Clone Troopers be fleshed out before the Clone Wars was the Republic Commando series of books and hell, even the game. And it did great on it's own but sadly wasn't as popular to even the norm as compared to what this series accomplished.
Good soldiers follow orders, but in order to hold on to what little humanity we have left, we must understand when the orders are wrong and when to question, or even disobey them, that's what I believe, and if I had to be dishonorably discharged for it, so be it.
I think what made the clones so memorable was that despite the lack of individuality in appearance they were all still different in their personalities. I loved that ahsoka, anakin, obiwan, and even Yoda all recognized this and treated them accordingly. They even got to know many of the clones on a personal level and treated them all like people, despite the republic creating them for the explicit purpose of fighting droids who didnt know their individuality. None of them deserved to die, and none of them deserved the control that palpatine put on them with the chips. I wish that most of the clone army could have defected and lived their own lives.
The nostalgia is real, I was 12 years old in 2009 when I first saw the Star Wars the clone wars and I’ve watched almost every single episode of it. I’ve also watched the movie of the clone wars tv show as well. I almost screamed and passed out when I found out the clone wars was coming back, I was in the store with my mom so I had to keep my voice down.😅 the sadness, the nostalgia, the memories, everything was on point. I’ve watched both rebels and the clone wars. May force be with you, always.😏
Wow. An amazing tribute. In the military I enjoyed a bond tighter than family and love for the brothers on my leafy and right that was greater than self preservation. I can only imagine what the bond would be like when you’re actually brothers.
Everything about HFP's 501st our duty video is gold. The 501st journal from the Battlefront 2 (2005 version) in the beginning brought back so many memories. The order 66 with the Jango/ Obi-Wan scenes tied in gave me chills. And the transformation from clone troopers to storm troopers with the choir in the background and rex remembering fives death brought tears to my eyes.
This video is a perfect memory of the following soldiers, and the greatest family in the galaxy; (List of troopers edited according to comments) Commander Cody CC-2224 Commander Wolffe CC-3636 Captain Rex CT-7567 Fives CT-5555 Echo CT-1409 99 Gregor CC-5576-39 Hevy CT-782 Tup CT-5385 Dogma CT-6922 Droidbait CT-2010 Fox CC-1010 Grey CC-10-0994 O'Niner CT-19-7409 Jet CC-1993 Fixer RC-1140 Sev RC-1207 Scorch RC-1262 Boss RC-1138 Fordo ARC-77 Jesse CT-5597 Bacara CC-1138 Cutup CT-4040 Bly CC-5052 Doom Waxer Boil Hardcase Thorn Hawk Matchstick Tag Broadside Warthog Engle Axe Oddball Goji Kickback Killer Tucker Swoop Slammer Mack Koho Denal Kili Lucky Appo Kix Spark Hunter Crosshair Tech Wrecker (please, add more names to the list) HFP deserves all the praise in the world for this video, because thanks to their great work I'm rewatching the whole Clone Wars from the beginning.
Wow, incredible use of footage! Prequels, Clone Wars, OT, Rebels, Rogue One, even '03 Clone Wars and Battlefront II, but special props for including clips from Bounty Hunter @ 8:03! I love that game and how it connects with the Clone War era, and the way you tied it to Order 66 and Jango's line about "they'll do their job well," was great. And then even hinted at Rex fighting on Endor--really taking the saga of the clones from the very beginning to the end. Bravo!
Here's the link to the newest Ahsoka tribute! - czcams.com/video/961qYQGoj4I/video.html
Anyone know the song at 1:27?
Anyone know the song at 1:27?
@@chrissaturn489 Across the Stars??
"Calling us the bravest soldiers she's ever seen. It was a good thing we were wearing helmets, cause none of us could bare to look her in the eye...."
Who's cutting onions?
I cried when ot happend in BF2
"....when her death came, I hope it was quick.. she'd earned that much.."
"The Separatists dug their metal heels into the muck of that alien hellhole and dared the Republic to come in after them..." "So we did."
I love the original battlefront 2, beats the newer battlefront 2 all the way
Dee Baker is an amazing actor. You start to forget that all the Clone interactions are basically a one man show. He voices all of them with such distraction, they feel like different people, yet at the same time all the same person... if that makes sense.
FreakDaMIghet I believe you mean ‘distinction.’
Sounds like a clone army for the republic.
The sheer thought that everyone's favorite clones were all given life and different personalities all by one man, in some cases sounding different in the sense that Jango's DNA was being stretched thin
What you are saying really highlights the horror of cloning.
Imagine having 100s of roles and have each one be the same, yet distinctly different.
if only this tribute was made after the finale of The Clone Wars, I bet the inclusion of the order 66 scenes in that one would have been extremely good.
Just you wait till my Ahsoka tribute ;)
@@HeroesFanProductions NO OPTIMUS
Have you not yet seen the final season???
@@HeroesFanProductions oh now Im subscribing
@@wolf2966 Obviously they did. They are just pointing out that this video was released before the final season, thus no scenes from that season (especially the finale), making this video even better than it already is.
"Watch those wrist rockets!"
Me: *Star Wars Battlefront themed Vietnam Flashbacks*
*immediately dodges to the left* cover fire!!
"They've sent in the Supers!"
I used to play it with my dad. When we watched Star Wars, I would point at the TV and say "We were there!!!" 😀 From Geonosis to Hoth, we were there. I always loved the Clones. Jedi and Sith are cool, but the Clones are honorable.
helmet rattles due to PTSD shaking.
Surround the Jedi
*_"Nono, stay with me, Fives....Fives!"_*
The way Rex's voice cracks during that sentence really gets me. It's been years, and every time I hear it, I want to cry.
Dee Baker is so awesome. He has such emotional range. He can play comedy, drama, action, and even animal noises.
STOP IM HAVING FLASHBACKS 😫
I do cry
Same here, and then seeing Rex so beaten and down in the last season of TCW was emotional.
Also, nice pfp and name. Rwby is a great show
@@FreakDaMIghet it's weird to think he's the same guy who voice cinnamon bun
3 Greatest things about the Star Wars prequels:
1. Ahsoka Tano/Captain Rex
2. Duel of the Fates/ Battle of the Heroes
3. The Clone Wars
4. Memes
Lol @@rafiky3703
I think the clone wars is the best thing about the prequels
The high ground
Don’t forget about 99 he was the best clone and his episode was the saddest story of any clone or character
”We’re just clones sir, we’re meant to be expendable”
”We’re just numbers 99, just numbers!”
”Not to me”
”Not to me, to me... you’ve always had a name”
*501st clones theme intensifies*
3:24
I always here that in Plo Koon's voice.
"We're just plo koons sir, We're meant to be decieved"
" ha ha airplane goes boom"
But those lines come from plo koontz and his 104th...
@@laatmaasquanariin3945 the 2nd quote comes from 99, a close friend to Domino squad, whose 2 remaining members were 501st
I can’t believe rex is not crazy even after seeing many deaths of his brothers he’s a true captain
ALWAYS
Well, he’s part of the clone army, not navy, so captain is actually only half way up. He hasn’t even cracked Major yet. Why not? Because of the prejudice against clones, that’s why.
Season 7 is beginning to deconstruct that (but in the way that adds to the story)
Isaac L-L Star Wars military ranks work very differently from real life. Clones made it very high up in the chain bar general. Example: because of Cody’s strategic and tactical abilities, he was given the rank of Marshall Commander, which is only one rank down from General. He controls the entire 3rd Systems Army and the 7th sky corps, which the 501st falls under.
@@Southhs I almost puched the screen when crosshair said, " He's just another reg"
HAHD JOSH especially after the END of the Clone Wars
"They'll do their job well. I'll guarantee that."
Jango is the master of foreshadowing.
3:31
The "Not to me." from both Plo and 99 made me cry a bit.
It's called the clone wars
The clones need their own movie. Imagine a SW movie focused on a clone special forces unit
delta team is still cannon so there's that
I want one purely on Rex and Umbara
That would just be an emotional wreck for urself
No, not a special team. I would want it to be like the clone wars where they had normal clones to great things.
YES! YES, PLEASE...!!!
8:37 damn, I never read into Jango’s quote about the army “doing their job well” like that. That’s an insane double meaning
Oh wow just got that!
And that adds up to extended lore, right? Jango had a beef with the Jedi...if I remember correctly 🤔
@@kingtonsiljockey528 he is a mandolorian, so of course he does
@@kingtonsiljockey528 they basically let him be sold as a slave
"A warrior may retreat, he does not flee. He may lie in ambush, he does not hide. He may experience victory or defeat...…..he does not cease to serve." Grand Admiral Thrawn.
Good question quote from a Grand Admiral of the Empire's Navy
@@andresherrera2902 Why did they take this off Cartoon Network.
@@thevideogamehunger0134 because Disney Plus bought the rights
Timothy Zahn brought Grand Admiral Thrawn back.
@@christopherthrawn7541 yeah, but they killed a lot of things from legends, that they could use
It took me forever to realize that the Nightmares, the Mission that Fives and Tup were referencing was Order 66, the extermination of their commanders, leaders, and their friends. That hurts me on an even larger level because that tells you that on a subconscious level, they kind of knew what they were going to do. Furthermore, the very fact that they're nightmares to them tells us that they truly didn't want to. This makes me grateful that certain clones didn't live to see that day, and that some managed to take out their chips.
@@ThespianPrince13 Yes, to be fair Jedi are not commanders nor should they be, of armies.
@@ThespianPrince13 Well, the Clones like Fox didn't fight alongside Jedis in the front lines, they "just" had to protect the senators. Other clones may have blamed their Jedis for the death of their brothers, even if they knew, they couldn't have saved them. Especially after the Umbara incident with Krell. Also they are human and humans tend to tell themselves, they had to do it, there was no other way, I don't regret it, ...
Because if they didn't believe those lies they tell themselves, guilt would kill them (and lead them to suicide).
@@BringDHouseDown The Russan Reformation really crippled the Republic in more ways than one
@@BringDHouseDown well, in the old canon, the Jedi were warriors all the way up to Ruusan. I want a movie about the army of Light lol
C.J Yeah not all Jedi cared about the clones like Anakin, Obi-wan, and Plo-Koon, a lot were like Krell and just disregarded them.
"They're doing the right thing Dogma. Because if THIS is how heros are rewarded for heroic actions, then one day, every man in this batalion may face a similar fate."
-Captain Rex, execution of Fives, season 4
Lmao, and they all kill the Jedi in the future as well
@@hcctendeep7047 Why did they take this off Cartoon Network.
@@thevideogamehunger0134 the clone wars is more of an adult show, it's too dark for children.
@@hcctendeep7047 not willingly.
@@T-Patchezz you say that but I watched it when I was like 7
But no agree, it is dark
Why yes, I do support our boys in blue. And white. And yellow. And green. And orange. And grey. And red. And-
Why did they take this off Cartoon Network.
The Video Game Hunger 01 this was before Disney got the rights
OUT BOIS✨💥
But not red. Fucking fives killers.
Jordan Corona Fordo?
Palpatine’s “Where were we” to Fives infuriates me to no end knowing they were so close
Ethpling exactly it’s depressing how it all could’ve been avoided if he went to the Jedi instead of the chancellor
@@gammahamma2593 which sadly wouldn't have made sense. The clone army belonged to the republic so something like a sabatoge on the army would be handled by the chancellor
@@kmk5626 ik kind of does make sense tho, 1 clone going wrong should t really go straight to the head of state but too the generals at least to none clone officers
@@kmk5626 true but as the war was reaching it's end the Jedi should of been trusting him less and less or at least that's what the 3rd movie implied.
Caden Mitchell that’s why they had beside order 66 there were another 149 contingency orders that were in the clones programming that was instructed by syfo dias it was not meant to kill the Jedi at all that’s what palpatine used it for but the main purpose was to eliminate any rouge Jedi or sith but your right about with what you said along with that if the senate suspected palpatine was corrupt politician they could’ve executed order 65 which was to confront and arrest the chancellor or possibly kill him/her whomever was in office
My favourite part: where 99 and plo both say "not to me"
Leo071 one of the many reasons that plo koon is my favorite Jedi
@@ninoperisi2210 My favorite Jedi is Anakin, because his impressive skills in flying and his improvised Plans that somehow always work out. If in the final moment he didn't turn to the dark side and instead attacked Sidious with Mace Windu the whole Plan of that Scum would have gone to ruins.
Plo Koon is the fucking man
@@jeremydaly8293 he really is rest in peace Plo koon
And Yoda says the same thing to them as well
2:48 always gets me in the feels that 99 was prolly treated like ass for being how he is his death is one of the hardest to watch because he was just trying to help his boys he was born a soldier and died a soldier
“It’s captain sir.” Rex
"They'll do their job well I guarantee that"
Jon Shafe idk if I'm the only one to think this but it seemed like jango was mocking Kenobi by saying that cuz I'm guessing he knew the true intentions of the clone army creation. And saying that was like a slap in the face that wasn't picked up on until it happened
@@ninoperisi2210 I doubt Jango would know. Sidious doesn't seem like the type to just give out the key to his elimination of the Jedi to a simple Bounty Hunter.
@@LordVader1094 No, but Jango sure isn't stupid. He's the primary DNA sample for an entire clone army, hired by "Syfo-dias", and also happens to be hired by Lord Tyrannus to work on behalf of the separatists? Sure is a nice coincidence he happens to be playing both sides, and i think he would've known that.
@@TheShakespearMan He'd still have no idea the clones were supposed to wipe out the Jedi.
For a smart person like Jango to say that implies foolishness but Obi Wan came into his home. I think Jango underestimated the Jedi. I think Jango knew Obi Wan picked up on his body language pretty quickly which is why he left towards his ship after Obi Wan was finished talking.
“They were my family...my home.”
Makes me ugly cry every time
"I remember the fall of the Republic...how quick and how quiet it was...almost as if it was intentional...Everyday I live with my guilt...and shame...To betray those I once called Generals...Friends...
My thoughts often dwelled on Gen. Skywalker....What became of him? Had he survived? Is he dead? I had the honour of Serving many battles with him. The greatest and kindest General I've ever met.
I remember the day I switched my armor....From a proud CloneTrooper....to a shamefull Stormy...
As I was putting on my new helmet...I heard it...the steps, the metal clank on the cruiserfloor...Clankers?! Here?! Not possible.
I picked up my new Imperial Rifle, Aiming it at the doorframe, thinking if I see those bastards metalheads I'll put a blasterbolt trough it...and then...IT ..Appeared. A figure, in the blackest armor I've seen, menacing and...so...cold. The Breathing was heavy, but not human. In shock I still had my rifle aimed at it. It stopped, turned its head, and looked at me. The helmet, the eyes, staring into your soul... And then I realized..
General Skywalker? I said quietly...The figure looked shamefully down, turned its head back....and just keept walking.."
-Stormtrooper Journal
Why did they take this off Cartoon Network.
Where did u get dis from ?
The 501st journal by REX
while this is an AMAZING quote, in reality, any person to ever uncover who Vader really was, would have his neck snapped by the time the word "Anakin" left his lips. Not out of hatred for that trooper, but out of self hatred, and Vader not wanting to remember his past.
@@lowisto6532 Its actually a part of a story that I have written myself. Was planning on doing a small Novel of 10 pages but never got the time to write any. This is basically a small summary of what I had in mind.
As soon as I heard “Good soldiers follow orders” I just
*knew*
The Clone Wars TV show really fleshed out the clones, giving them each their unique personality. The show was probably one of the most important additions to the Star Wars universe, imo.
Thank you once more HFP for another amazing video!
It, beside the EU, kept the franchise alive.
Some say the old 2003 Clone Wars is better, and while I'll admit it does some things better (For example, Grievous is a ruthless badass who killed 6 Jedi in 2 appearances, as opposed to being a punching bag for the Gungans), I still have to give TCW the edge, because it made one of the best creative decisions in Star Wars history, and gave the Clones personalities, as opposed to most other SW media at the time that just had them as mindless drones.
@@CABRALFAN27 Its truly amazing what they achived with TCW while seeing how they failed with TFA and TLJ.
With TCW they were pretty restricted and had to write Storys between episode 2 and 3 while they could do anything with episode 7 and went with a bad rip off.
just a big rip for those who will never see tcw
@@The-nr9sb Any SW fan who hasn't/isn't willing to watch it is truly missing out.
The Clones were part of my childhood, man. The big brothers I never had. Best Christmas gift of this December.
What
Same....
So true... I remember running home from school every wednesday just so i could get home intime to watch each episode then after the at the time so called series finale in yr 7/8 i binge watched the series episode by episode in chronological order... I cried when i saw Fives die and Ahsoka walk down those steps Im so glad the series is going on for another season and that the characters were continued in rebels
Same man. This is the best gift I have got in all of 2018. Star Wars the clone wars , halo , cod black ops 1 and 2 and nazi zombies and modern warfare were my child hood. I miss the nostalgia and good times.
*holding back tears*
"I only wanted to do my duty"
The look rex gives is heartbreaking. Because he knew that fives was being honest
This hurts even more so after watching the Last Clone Wars EP ;-; "You're a good solider, Rex. So is every one of those men down there." RIP Clone Wars you were my greatest friend you will live forever in my heart.
"Do we take prisoners?"
"I, dont"
Gets me every time
99 likes, beautiful.
Its literally the most badass one liner ever
Hevy truly a great clone
Yooooooo when he manufactured Rex vs Cody......... That was chilling. I would hope we ACTUALLY see this happen next year in the continuation
Me too man.
What about Echo?
It sadly can’t happen because Cody would be on Utapau at the time of Order 66, while Rex was on Mandalore with Ahsoka.
@@SF-ms2yc True, but correct if im wrong, we don't know what happened to Cody in cannon, so what if for one of the last episodes, Cody is ordered to hunt down Rex and other defectors, and we get a final showdown between the two of them.
@@chandler4880 It's doubtful, considering that these last few episodes are being used to finish already written story arcs that had been planned before the cancellation, and Rex vs Cody was never a part of the original written episodes.
"Being a good soldier often means doing what you think is right. That's what makes us superior to droids."
Yeah. I’ve just saw that episode I thought that was a good line.
For a traitor he really wasn't wrong about the clones wasn't even really a clone was he
It’s CAPTAIN SIR - Rex
Just when you thought Rex couldn’t be even more badass, let’s have him go up against a rogue Jedi
Mixing legends 501st and canon 501st...
Holy shit
I love it
Coffee Succubus SWCW is canon
Are you talking about 2003?
Chicken He's talking about Battlefront 2 2005
That was absolutely incredible.
I'm lost for words.
Just wow.
The clones are the true heroes of Star Wars.
But also the true villains after Order 66... it's so sad.
@Ethan Baker in a way, they were always slaves. They had no choice but to fight for the Galactic Republic.
@@thesexyskywalker3283 Not villains... they were just following orders...
The tradagy of the clones, the deception, the suffering, the lies
All of it
Is one of the greatest and worst in history
Truth
Making the “fives arc” easily top 3
Seriously though. Everyone thinks the Jedi got the shortest stick, but it was really the clones. Vilified for something they were literally forced to do, and had ZERO say in. And that thing, obviously cutting down their friends who they’d fought battles with for years. Man... can’t even imagine what that must fee like
14:26 That scene of the death star and then the Helmets just had me bawling my eyes out. I miss the republic so much..Just goes to show the betrayal the clones had faced, But couldn’t do anything about it, after all. Clones follow all orders..That’s what’s heartbreaking.
The best part about that is that while the inhibitor chips preserved the carefully and masterfully created humanity displayed in the animated series, the original brainwashed indoctrinated troopers are the most realistic. That being said it could still have worked equally well if this was true as (like Mason in black ops) the most humanised troopers with the strongest bonds would have had to fight the ‘activation code’ order 66. They would still have had to fight themselves but it would have been more of a choice built through experience, like I said both work but this seems to be the more realistic and could have carried a greater message. But that’s just my opinion
This just reminded me that we are getting another season of the clone wars. Man I'm so happy that Dave Feloni gets to finish such an amazing show that initially got me into star wars.
Best tribute video by far... the nostalgia.... and sadness of what we all knew was to come.... the order.... you have made me very emotional.
Gamerboi 18 he dogged us I cried during this
@@Kaoticreeper I did too!
Conner i was crying too 99 made me so emotional and fives
I know, me too. Fives death was the most memoric scene of Clone Wars!
I couldn't agree more
Me: watches intense and emotional star wars video
youtube ads: LITTLE CEASERS
11:00 Rex: "I didn't betray my jedi"
"We all have a choice" made me shed tears
You know what I really wanted to see. Captain Rex meet Vader and see how that works out.
rex should say something like „we were friends i thought you couldnt do this what happened to you“
and last words from rex should be „do the right thing“
so vader remembers also this in episode 6
Instead we got Ezra not shutting up
Well Vader does see himself as a different person, even in Rebels Vader says to Ahsoka "Anakin was weak, so I destroyed him"
He probably wouldn't recognize him, it took Grand Admiral Thrawn quite a while
Fives meeting Vader would be interesting too (if he was alive)
I've seen people complain about the inhibitor chips and how it takes away the fact that the clones knew all along what they were made for, but in the clone wars and here it's highlighted that they all knew subconsciously in their dreams about their TRUE mission and I love the mix.
In the Legends lore(and possibly current cannon, I’m not sure), order 66 was one of 150 contingency orders that the clones had memorized. So the entire army knew that they might one day have to kill their Jedi generals, but weren’t controlled by the inhibitor chip. They had been indoctrinated since creation to serve the *republic* first and foremost. Jango made sure to give multiple speeches and lessons to his personal Alpha Arc batch that the republic was the best chance for the galaxy, and that it at all costs must be upheld. Another contingency allowed the replacement or even termination of the chancellor, should he step beyond his bounds.
@@chriscolumbia9834 The chips still make sense when you think about it, even if the Clones were already briefed about order 66 and most would adhere to it anyway, why would Sidious risk leaving it to chance that the majority Clones wouldn't somehow disobey and question the logic of their orders ?
Callum Webb Oh you’re entirely right, still a pretty ingenious way of insuring loyalty
@@callumwebb4927 alot of the clones saw the Jedi are their brothers
they were as much their brothers as the clones beside them.
if they didn't introduce the inhibitor chips then it would have lead to not only a civil war among the clones but the entire republic would descend into civil war and Sidous plan would have fallen flat on it's face.
Pretty much, leaving something to chance is not something Sidious would do. Not in the case of an entire Clone army. Still killing your Jedi General friend almost instinctively and later realizing what you did....crazy PTSD.
"Loyalty, means everything to the clones."
10:55 this edited standoff with the dialogue and whatnot, absolutely perfect and how i wish it wouldve went down.
where is it from?
Now we have to have the real thing and it hurt just as much
Respect for them, fiercest fighters in the galaxy
Me looking through CZcams notifications. Sees video
*Freezes*
A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
Notification: Hello there
Me: General Kenobi
Hayden Lawrie I see you are a person of culture as well
You May Meme When Ready
He could feel his heart, his soul; turn to darkness.
“For everything I’ve done, can I be considered good?” He kneels down to her.
She reaches out to him and wraps her arms around him , “You cannot be all good, especially in a world like this. But that doesn’t make you evil.”
“I killed dozens! My hands have the blood of 100 men. Fathers and sons who were never able to go to their families!” He wanted to cry he to let it out. He knew what he did, all the lives he took.
“Maybe... But you can change, I believe you can.”
He felt the weight of those deaths on his back, like feathers, steel feathers maybe a hundred or more. Stretching out and constantly weighing him down.
Today’s episode completely shattered my heart... #TheCloneWars
Troopers order 66 has been issued. All Jedi leadership is to be terminated and any trooper that helps the Jedi will also be terminated
Heroes Fan Productions But it’s also beautiful to finally have the gap closed between the series and episode 3 so seamlessly. I think we’ve all been waiting since we were kids to see the true end of the series.
They were just Soldiers following orders.....this video hits deeper on a whole new level. Goddamnit they were good men!!!
Please wait until the season finale for your ashoka video
Any chance of making a video including it?
"As the Rebels fled, the 501st gathered around a burning bunker and let out a cheer that shook the stars. The Rebellion was done, the Death Star was being rebuilt, bigger than ever. Order had finally returned to the Galaxy, in no small part due to the efforts of the fighting men of the 501st."
Tup’s death scene always kills me when he says, “The mission, you know the one, the one in our dreams...” And all the clones in the room look at each other, as if they know exactly what Tup is talking about. Also, I cry when Rex is holding Fives as he dies.
"...What I remember about the Rise of the Empire... Was about how quiet was. We all knew what was about to happen. What we're about do. Did we have any doubts? Any private, traitorous, thoughts? Perhaps, but no-one said a word. Not on the flight to Corusant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple... Not a word..."
9:18
...For fuck's sake, that line always gives me chills. I dunno how, but that line just has so much... Gravity to it.
MrJinglejanglejingle Temuera Morrison's acting as the Clones is just phenomenal.
Wow, thank you all so much for 1 million views!!
You deserve it man I come back every few days and watch this video that's how good it is lol brings me to when I was younger watching clone wars with my brother
Woaa the scene with the order 66 and the altercation between Rex and Cody was well made and smart! Amazing video!
totally amazing!
That was definitely my favorite part, such a cool idea.
Where does the altercation actually occur? I don’t remember such an episode in TCW
Edward Zhou it wasn’t an actual thing in the show, he edited the voices and clips to create it himself.
Uhhhh yeah it was a thing.. it was in the umbaran arc and was orchestrated by general krell.. it was the final straw before the clones stood up and arrested jedi general krell
This is amazing
Hello there Geetsly's
Fives death
Had me in tears.
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Knowing that the Clones were forced to kill the Jedi makes me sad, because many of those Clones loved their Jedi Generals. I'm happy they were forced and didn't do it because they wanted to(well...some might've been happier to kill their General than others).
But what makes me cry happy tears is the thought that the Clones who died in battle didn't live long enough to betray the Jedi who trusted them so much.
Their Mission, their Nightmares, are finally over...
"This...it's...bigger than any of us...than anything...I could've imagined....I never meant to...I only wanted to do my duty."
"Brother. Fives. Stay with me, Fives. Fives!"
"The mission...the nightmares...they're...finally...over...."
(TーT)ゞ
The thing that simply makes me very sad is that the clones fought for what they were meant to do. In their short but action packed lives they developed critical thinking and despite the Sith’s plans, they did everything they could to stop them. Hail the 501st! The best of the best! Simply, amazing.
You will need to recut this after the battle of mandalore. I suspect the scene where Rex decides to save ahsoka rather than participate in order 66 is going to be jaw dropping.
ABCDyeahyeah are they gonna incorporate that into the new season of tcw?
@Kace O'Neill the original before tcw got cancelled by Disney was to have order 66 in it and that the series would even go beyond that
I was on board with the siege of mandalore alone but I’d love to see order 66 and it’s aftermath.
@@MarkyMark1221 I believe they definitely will. When Maul and Ahsoka fought in Rebels, Maul mocked Ahsoka that she is "running away again", so it's alluding they never finished their duel at Mandalore, and it wasn't Maul who fled. I don't think Ahsoka's combat skills is inferior to Maul's by the end of the Clone Wars - she's Anakin's Padawan! The most logical reason their fight was interrupted and she was forced to retreat would be if Order 66 had been executed. We already know at least part of the Clone Wars is running in parallel with RotS, after all.
It’s confirmed that order 66 will be season 7 of clone wars and that this new season will be intertwined with episode 3. Some parts taking place at the same time. So I am also begging that this gets remade with the battle of mandalore
Tbh, when Rex says, “ We’re soldiers, we have a duty to follow orders ,and if we must, lay down our lives for victory then so be it.” Shivers bro
I looked at this video and said to myself: “I feel like crying over the clones today.”
When we were younger, my brother and I used to sit down every night and watch the latest episode of Clone Wars. Not gonna lie, when I first watched this tribute I cried. Brought back memories of my childhood and reminded me how much I love this show. This is a beautiful tribute. You deserve every like, comment and subscriber. Keep it up 💞
idkwhattocallmeself this is the most touching and true comment I ever read
"An empire toppled by its enemies can rise again, but one which crumbles from within, is dead forever"
@Duck Soup who said this?
6:00 "don't cross me clone" "it's captain sir"
Today’s episode was so sad for me. I loved the 501st but now, they’re gone.
The 501st remained intact, just a small portion of them left with Ahsoka. The rest, they became known as Vader's Fist and their ranks were gradually filled by normal (but well-trained) Stormtroopers.
Saving the Galaxy for 150 years they served in the Republic then the empire
what i honestly love about this is, is that it shows the aftermath of the clone wars, it also greatly humanises the clones, they suffered greatly, they may have been genetically created but they were still human, this is by far the best video I have saw on Star Wars, it blended so well and truly brought a sci-fi fiction legacy closer to reality, this is better than Hollywood, this is what you should pay your money for.
wanted to leave a like, but to honor the sacrifice of the clones (curently at 66 likes) i’ll just say...^_^b
Humanized?....they are human beings even clones have souls...this video honestly reminds me of what it was like being in the Marine Corps Infantry.....Reks was right though...."deep down we all had a choice!"
You really ought to read the Republic/Imperial commando books by Karen Traviss. They show a great in-depth look into clones minds, and even gives a compelling story about those clones and the people who would save them
Screw stormtroopers
This are true soldiers
Atleast clones had the ability to actually aim
Thank u
@@lord_squiddie I thought it was common knowledge by now that Stormtroopers didn't have bad aim.
That’s a negative. Stormtroopers up held the glorious empire in which devoured the republic to bits. Hail Empire
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Watching this after the last Clone Wars episode realy hits!
Orca Knight I came straight here
Find him.... find him... FIVES!
"No clone Left behind.."
At first, I was going to expect an underwhelming typical poorly fan-made video. But watching this throughout, I had never once had shed a tear over this kind of amazing put-up videos. You sir, deserve a like & sub!
You won't find any of that schlock here. Everything HFP is phenomenally well thought out and edited.
who else gets chills when they hear "what i remember about the rise of the empire is"
"Look around, we're one and the same. Same heart - same blood. Your training is in your blood! And my bloods boiling for a fight."
"I'm *not* just another number; NONE of us are!"
The video is phenomenal, exceeding expectations. Showing the clones growing from young guys getting ready for a war, to fighting, and then order 66. The complete breakdown of the family, with the death of thorn, echo (he’s alive but yea), Gregor, and the collapse of the army. The crying breath of fives as the empire solidifies its reign of tyranny is heartbreaking. You have an amazing talent and thank you for making an amazing video
“We did it Gregor...we did it..”
Happy holidays everybody! And a Happy New year!!
May the Force be with you all, always.
Hey bro, what's that song that starts at 12:38? Ive seen others ask with no answers down below. Thanks for the great video!
Hey man! I forgot to add that in the description but here's the link! czcams.com/video/CXRat5-tVZA/video.html
@@HeroesFanProductions Thanks!
one of the best tribute videos ive ever seen thanks for that keep up th great work
@@HeroesFanProductions *(Stunned silence)* That was beautiful man. A true masterpiece. The Clone Troopers were, are, and will always be the greatest and most tragic soldiers in all of fiction, and I love them. This was a true sign of love for the characters and the lore, and I applaud you for that. You are a true artist and my favorite CZcamsr of all time ever. I hope you will continue making more masterpieces. May The Force Be With You. ;) 😂😂😂 👏👏👏
10:55 I can imagine Rex defying Order 66 with this dialogue and facing off against Cody, his own brother. This hit me right in the feels 😭😭
CDR. Grae When Order 66 struck, Cody was on Utapau and Rex was on Mandalore. According to the Ahsoka novel, Rex has an empty grave on Mandalore, so it's possible they never even saw each other again after Order 66 as Rex disappeared into hiding.
Good Marines obey orders of the "officers appointed over them" A GREAT Marine defies those orders to "defend the constitution of the United States." When he knows those orders are wrong.
Man I hope you guys just saw the latest episode of the clone wars on Disney+. What an episode of Rex and Ahsoka
This was close but it wasn’t Cody going against Rex.
@Saima Riaz As you can clearly see, I posted that comment before the season was released and I had no idea that the show would retcon the Ahsoka novel.
This makes me cry every time I watch it... I grew up with Star Wars and Star Wars The Clone Wars... Every Friday night my mom set it to where I had the TV all to myself so I never missed an episode of the Clone Wars and fell deeply in love with every clone that was in the series.... The clones love for their best friends (The Jedi) and their brothers and how one second they were fighting with them then the next shooting them down.... Especially when you set it up with the Episode on Umbara after showing Order 66 where Rex says "We are shooting at our own men" knowing that it is mentioning the clones shooting at their jedi generals.... Just kills me.... Thank you for this HFP another great one.... And a very sad one...
This makes me want a 501st Star Wars Story
We might be getting a Boba Fett standalone movie, it wouldn't be a 501st Story but... There might be parts in the movie where it shows how Boba Fett interacts with his father (Jango Fett: the originator of the clones). Also be parts where Boba Fett gets to see the clones as well. Now wouldn't that be an awesome tale.
Play the original battlefront 2 and republic commandos. Thats what you're looking for
@@eddieguererro46 haha i've played OG bf2 all my life and I have republic commandos but havent really played it much
343 GUILTY SPARK AKA CHASMASS yeah but it didn’t have a huge team behind it and had low funding and is still one of my fav games of all time
“We are soldiers, what happens to us then?”
The victory of Return of the Jedi means so much more after the Prequels and the Clone Wars.
Clones...they had it the worst out of everyone in Star Wars no respect, no citizenship and no free will
This is why clones are my favorite characters in Star Wars
God damnit. Fives' death will never not make me cry.
I could hold my tears during that scene.
There’s something wholesome about Rex, Gregor and Wolfe still together as old men
12:53 This gives me the strongest heartbeat
What about the Droid attack on the Wookiees?
He's right. It's a system we cannot afford to lose.
Go, I will. Good relations with the wookees, I have.
What about the inhibitor chip attack on the clones?
It's settled then, John DelZoppo will reinforce the wookiees on Kashyyk. May the force be with us all
What kind of nonsense is this, put me on the council and not make me a master? It's never be done in the history of the Jedi, it's insulting!
Ya know, the only time we had Clone Troopers be fleshed out before the Clone Wars was the Republic Commando series of books and hell, even the game. And it did great on it's own but sadly wasn't as popular to even the norm as compared to what this series accomplished.
Good soldiers follow orders, but in order to hold on to what little humanity we have left, we must understand when the orders are wrong and when to question, or even disobey them, that's what I believe, and if I had to be dishonorably discharged for it, so be it.
I think what made the clones so memorable was that despite the lack of individuality in appearance they were all still different in their personalities. I loved that ahsoka, anakin, obiwan, and even Yoda all recognized this and treated them accordingly. They even got to know many of the clones on a personal level and treated them all like people, despite the republic creating them for the explicit purpose of fighting droids who didnt know their individuality. None of them deserved to die, and none of them deserved the control that palpatine put on them with the chips. I wish that most of the clone army could have defected and lived their own lives.
The nostalgia is real, I was 12 years old in 2009 when I first saw the Star Wars the clone wars and I’ve watched almost every single episode of it. I’ve also watched the movie of the clone wars tv show as well. I almost screamed and passed out when I found out the clone wars was coming back, I was in the store with my mom so I had to keep my voice down.😅 the sadness, the nostalgia, the memories, everything was on point. I’ve watched both rebels and the clone wars. May force be with you, always.😏
Wow. An amazing tribute.
In the military I enjoyed a bond tighter than family and love for the brothers on my leafy and right that was greater than self preservation. I can only imagine what the bond would be like when you’re actually brothers.
Everything about HFP's 501st our duty video is gold. The 501st journal from the Battlefront 2 (2005 version) in the beginning brought back so many memories. The order 66 with the Jango/ Obi-Wan scenes tied in gave me chills. And the transformation from clone troopers to storm troopers with the choir in the background and rex remembering fives death brought tears to my eyes.
The whole sequence starting from 5:42 is so good.
"Magnificent, aren't they?"
Wonderfully edited, as always.
And a great choice of music. I love it.
This video is a perfect memory of the following soldiers, and the greatest family in the galaxy;
(List of troopers edited according to comments)
Commander Cody CC-2224
Commander Wolffe CC-3636
Captain Rex CT-7567
Fives CT-5555
Echo CT-1409
99
Gregor CC-5576-39
Hevy CT-782
Tup CT-5385
Dogma CT-6922
Droidbait CT-2010
Fox CC-1010
Grey CC-10-0994
O'Niner CT-19-7409
Jet CC-1993
Fixer RC-1140
Sev RC-1207
Scorch RC-1262
Boss RC-1138
Fordo ARC-77
Jesse CT-5597
Bacara CC-1138
Cutup CT-4040
Bly CC-5052
Doom
Waxer
Boil
Hardcase
Thorn
Hawk
Matchstick
Tag
Broadside
Warthog
Engle
Axe
Oddball
Goji
Kickback
Killer
Tucker
Swoop
Slammer
Mack
Koho
Denal
Kili
Lucky
Appo
Kix
Spark
Hunter
Crosshair
Tech
Wrecker
(please, add more names to the list)
HFP deserves all the praise in the world for this video, because thanks to their great work I'm rewatching the whole Clone Wars from the beginning.
FowlManor droidbait; Commander fox, commander grey, niner, O’niner
Jet
Fixer
Sev
Scorch
Boss
Fordo, can't forget Fordo
its hevy not heavy
commander doom
This makes me really wanna see a series from views of clone troopers
It's called the clone wars
Wow, incredible use of footage! Prequels, Clone Wars, OT, Rebels, Rogue One, even '03 Clone Wars and Battlefront II, but special props for including clips from Bounty Hunter @ 8:03! I love that game and how it connects with the Clone War era, and the way you tied it to Order 66 and Jango's line about "they'll do their job well," was great. And then even hinted at Rex fighting on Endor--really taking the saga of the clones from the very beginning to the end. Bravo!
"Watch those wrist rockets!"
Amazing.
#1 underappreciated channel on CZcams right now
That scene from Obi-Wan hurts even more after this.
I know! 😭