Pong Krell fights vs Clones and then is executed | Star Wars: The Clone Wars Umbara Story Arc
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- A montage of multiple scenes from Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season 4 Umbara Story Arc, "Carnagle of Krell" episode in which General Pong Krell fights vs Clones and then is executed by Captain Rex. It's treason then!
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It's treason then! Now I have to go rewatch the entire arc for the 100th time.
Good parallel with ep3
Well worth the effort!
@@adonai665 I would honestly just want to go to some nice ice planet or a forest planet and relax
@@adonai665 neat
Hello there
"I will not be undermined by creatures bred in some laboratory!"
*Gets undermined by the creatures bred in a laboratory*
but he wanted to join dukoo so he rather be underminded by droids made in a factory
Lmao
Surprised pikachu face
@@masterbuilder1862 Dooku*
Ironic
Imagine how mad Anakin would’ve been if he were there.
We could have gotten another Vader moment with Anakin killing Krell
You don’t mess with the sky guys Bois
Anakin would have killed Krell in a heartbeat
That duel would have been epic
@@trebleclef6406 There's a fan-fic I read that kicks off with Darth Vader and Luke time-traveling to this point where Vader gets to do just that.
I like how this arc was essentially "what if we rooted for the clones during Order 66?"
Honestly we need more of this
“You guys were rooting for the jedi?”
@@mr.waterbottle1265I mean the Jedi were not that good yes, but most of them didn't deserve their very brutal fate.
@@lord0fmemes266Plo Koon most especially didn't deserve getting killed by his own men
@@welkingunther5417 Nor did Secura.
Krell’s Voice Actor was having WAYYY too much fun when he got to when Krell turned evil. Absolutely stellar performance :)
"He was right, I was using you." God I used that line so many times when Among Us was still a good game.
You know he's Lee Everett from TWD?
@@SiM0n1755x I knew those screams seemed familiar
Dave fennoy, known for his work with telltale through many series including Lee in TWD and Lucius fox in batman, a role he also played in Arkham Knight
@@Tommyboi01 wasn't he also gabriel in minecraft story mode
Imagine being racist towards the clones when you're just a big lizard
Frog
John Reibetroff toad
Krell wasn't racist, he just wanted the Republic to lose. And his attitude toward clones was a perfect cover for his true intentions.
Racism is towards a race. I guess you could say the human race, but racism means prejudice determined by color of skin. Krell used prejudice against the clones because he determined since they were made in a lab, they weren’t smart.
Im pretty sure it looks like he hated them because he didnt care about the war. He believed the jedi were finished because of some foresight he received................which he wasnt wrong, just crazy/broken. 7:05
In case y'all's anxiety is wondering, Krell took down 53 clones, and killed at least 25
Explains why only 2-3 212th clones were left
Damn bro did pretty good.
@@jgrAnimations23eah the 501st were also some of the best clone so there’s a good chance they shot all the 212th
Edit: most
@@mr.waterbottle1265 could also be that it was only a platoon or 1 company of the 212th that attacked while Rex led most or the majority of the 501st(which is a battalion sized formation) in that firefight
@@christianjohnsalvador1121Rex only had about a platoon size with him
You gotta appreciate how poetic this arc was. Rex was renowned for his loyalty to the republic, and he organized the attack against Krell. And Dogma was the only clone who defended him, and in the end he was the one who killed the traitor.
Also those lightsaber spin sound effects are just so *c r i s p y*
Also the fact that his name is dogma
It was absolutely amazing, beautifully said
Both Krell’s and Savages lightsabers’ sound effects are insane
Omg you get it
Heavy Saber goes WOP WOP WOP
It's disturbing how krell is having fun rampaging clones
General grievous would just go straight and kill them instantly
But for krell he's just using different ways to kill them like they were punching bags
Grievous respected the clones as formidable warriors (even if he still hated them).
Krell just viewed them as cattle to be slaughtered.
Clone Wars Grievous wouldn’t. I remember he put his foot on a clone troopers head, waiting for Kenobi so he could crush his skull in front of him.
@@alexschorr9551 I’d say that was more to horrify Kenobi than as a rule of thumb. He definitely didn’t revel in slaughter as much
Griveous hated Jedi more and would rather torture them instead he doesn't give 2 shits about clones he'll just kill them
Grievous couldnt block blaster shots, he wasnt a space wizard like the this frog was
"You dare to attack a Jedi"
"We've all run the simulations - they're tough, but they ain't invincible"
“Stick with the master chief-- I mean captain Rex, he’ll know what to do.”
Awesome Halo reference.
“We realized that the Jedi could be fooled. And if they could be fooled, they could be killed…”
@@kawaii_pankat4461 "Dear Grand Republic; we regret being Seppy bastards. We regret coming to Umbara. And we most _definitely_ regret the Corp's about to blow up our raggedy-ass fleet!"
*"Ooh-rah!"*
@@JoeSmith-xp5ll+ OH Rah!
"It's just a kids show, it cant be that bad."
Meanwhile Krell snaps a trooper's spine over his knee with an audible crack
still a kids show I never bothered watching. I was watching D2 videos then auto play chose this stupid video.
@@matguimond92 ok kiddo
@@matguimond92 and didn’t think “okay I don’t like this I’ll watch something else” you went into the comment section to reply to this person and say this sucks?
@@sirprize275 "still a kids show I never bothered watching"
*_you_* said this show sucked not me. I guess it does suck though. I literally don't care about Asoka or any Clone Trooper they're all the same fkn Jango Fett clone.
@@heidiburke7046 great I got an insufferable fanboy to remember everything wrong with his own fandom.
Imagine how scary it would've been for the 501st if this man was inside the Jedi temple minutes after the execution of order 66
Wouldn't have made a difference tbh. The 501st had Vader at that point.
@@DWilson66 Now I just wanna see Vader vs Krell
There were people like him in there if you ever played the game revenge of the sith on ps2. Hated those guys
They captured this guy with a fraction of the troops. It would be the same.
Would have survived or died after killing as many platoons he could.
This ARC is so important for the clones latter actions during Order 66. I think if Jesse didn't have to endure Umbara, he would've actually considered listening to Rex, even with the chip active. While Rex was naturally also affected by the Inhibitor, he chose to fight the effects, thus helping Ahsoka do something about it and buying her time. Jesse didn't question anything, because he also believed in his heart that the jedi were capable of betrayal, and because he was so deathly afraid of a second Umbara.
Fully agree. Because even when the chip was fully active, there was a moment where Rex did break through to Jesse. He lowered his guns for just a few seconds. It sucks because ultimately he followewd through with Order 66 and died because of it, but i like to imagine he mightve been able to fight hard if he had more faith in the jedi like Rex did
Everyone hates on krell but everything he foresaw came to pass with a oh so convenient army of clones that happened to be made in secret right when the jedi needed it
I actually think it's the other way around. I think Jesse hesitated because he knows blindly following orders is wrong and where it gets you. But ultimately like Rex he couldn't fight off the chip's control
@@amadorelizondo3848 I think the hate comes from his treatment towards the Clones. To hell with his cause. It’s one thing to sabotage to the Republic as a whole, but he talked down to them, treated them and called them ‘inferior’, and frankly relished in their suffering. This guy was a special kind of duchebag
@@julianvenegas642 agreed major douche but everyone forgets that he was right it all unfolded as he said it would
Krell, calling the clones "inferior," is pretty ironic, considering they routinely sabotaged his plans, captured him, and later killed him. He underestimated them all, and paid the price. If he'd only known that they were bred to be Jedi killers...
oh yes
pff Boba Fett in Return of the Jedi - gets his EE3 sliced in half by Luke and sent flying into the sarlac. In my mind he's still rotting in there I don't give a sh!t about The Mandalorian.
@@matguimond92 yeah damn the lore! its wrong and you're all wrong!
@@matguimond92 no, in lore he got out. But if you're talking just disney, then yeah. He also got meds to slow his aging since he was born in the CW. Also a few other clone wars relics are still alive in Legends. The real star wars books were and still are awesome 👍
@@matguimond92 boba didnt get sliced by luke. He got hit by a blind han solo with a spear in his jetpack.
This scene just shows how horrifying it must've been to face a jedi in combat.
Well a jedi don't willing kill... Krell was a dark jedi at the time.... meaning hes willing to kill.
Yeah, it also shows how important it was that Order 66 came as a surprise for most Jedi.
@@aquariussarron5444 Well Jedi or not, killing or not - in the end all kinds of Forcewielders were terrifying to encounter on the battle field. Even though Jedi dont kill purposfully its easy to get in the cross fire and get hit by a few boulders they were chugging around.
but jedi kill all the time tho
@@jeph7434 Normaly not, Kills are extremly rare and mostly a last ditch effort to avoid worse. Droids obviously dont count.
Krell's death was so unsatisfying that it makes it satisfying. Even while imprisoned, he thought he had the advantage. That he wouldn't die there, because it wasn't his destiny to. He sensed Rex wavering which was why he was so confident, only for it all to come crashing down by Dogma, the very clone who was the most loyal to him.
Yet no one in the Galactic Republic had any idea just how Spot on Krells predictions were about to be.
1:34 is one of the most badass shots in all of Star Wars
That is because it foreshadows the march on the Jedi Temple during Order 66.
Facts. Chills
Now here's a Jedi who would have *relished* Order 66. He'd have reveled in every single second of it, being given the perfect excuse to slaughter clones.
The clones that served under him would've relished order 66 too I feel like
“Jedi”, he doesn’t deserve the title.
Three most hated characters in Star Wars:Fox,Jar Jar,and Krell
@@tameladow858 “cough” Rey…..wait who said that ?
@@tameladow858 Make that four: Fox, Jar Jar, Krell, and Holdo.
When Ki-Adi-Mundi dies: *sad*
When Plo Koon dies: *intense crying*
When Pong Krell dies: More! MORE!!!!
YES
Literally no one cares about Ki Adi Mundi lol
Ki-Adi-Mundi's was also justified, for he is considered a sociopath
Didnt ki adi mundi not care about his clones?
@@JJJR09 Ehhhh not that much, and was an incompetent leader. Probably why Bacara and the boys executed Mundi so quickly
Recruiting Krell was a GENIUS move on Sidious's part. Krell was just a test run to see if Order 66 would actually work, and the clones taking him down gave Sidious his confirmation.
You're making it up.
There was no test run, the clones committed lynching and the clone who did it was sent to court for the execution of the still active Jedi general. There was no communication at the base at that time and they could not give the order to execute the clones, and without a decision from the highest command of the republic, no one could deprive Krell of his powers.
@@chopper3940 the rest of the clones involved in the krell incident were left alone afterwards so its safe to assume that they were probably acquitted by the courts, otherwise all of them would have been arrested, especially captain rex
@@sneediumminer Yes, most likely they did not charge the rest of those involved, as they were right in the end, but it was clearly impossible to execute them.
It would be ridiculous if Krell wasn't actually a traitor and Part 501 and 212 went to trial for mutiny.
Order 66 was going to work regardless another story line had 5’s investigation into the chips implanted to carry out order 666. And Krell says in this same episode that his is the one looking to be recruited to work for/ with sidious.
Sidious didn't recruit him. Don't spread misinformation
I like to think that this was somehow part of Sideous' plan to test order 66. He needed a trial run to see if Clones could take down a Jedi.
Considering Krell was acting on Dooku's orders, you are more than likely right
He wasn’t acting on Dooku’s orders, he was doing this as a way to reach out to the count and be rewards as his apprentice.
Krell is the reason Order 66 exists. 😂
It’s not entirely out of the question, especially since it was Palps who recalled Anakin in the first place.
I mean he was the one that called back Anakin, leaving Krell in his place. He probably sensed Krell was falling and saw an opportunity.
"You should have listened to the ARC trooper from the beginning, Captain!"
Everyone should have listened to the ARC trooper.
So all of this was the ARC Trooper fault ?
@@RicardoPerez-rz8pu no, remember how:
1. fives knew something was up with krell the longer he commanded
2. if it weren't for f#cking fox, the jedi would've found the inhibiter chip
Fives really was the ONLY smart one.
@@Memelord1117 Even if Fox used stun, do you really think Palpatine would allow Fives to live?
@@sambridgers9543 well there's a chance that since anakin and rex were there, they'd guard unconscious fives until he woke up and told them about the chips. even if he was assassinated, it would cause some form of investigation and very likely spoil the plans
I would've LOVED to see him fight general grievous.
Ahh yes, dual double lightsaber vs four lightsaber
Maybe 2003 general grievous can win but grievous in the clone wars loses quick
Why did lucas nerf grievous so bad?
I mean he said that would make him a prequels vader but he (i'm not sure if HE made the decision) later made a sequels vader (kylo ren).
@@omarabdeen2051 At least there's a reason his chest plate And lungs got crushed by mace
@@omarabdeen2051 he never saw grievous as a epic warrior. More as a coward. Then the fans came. So in the clone wars he tried to compensate n tried to make him. Slightly stronger than he intended.
1:06 I love the face that Rex makes in this scene. Its a face of anger and determination. He is aware that Krell had done some questionable things, but now *this* was personal.
Yeah brutal method, maybe I can agree on balance maybe repented for his brutal methods, but this crosses the line to a whole new level.
Let’s go get that son of a Hutt
@@darthdracul8372you wouldn’t even have a clue what “brutal” is little boy lol, except for the times your mum is giving me dome and you’re forced to watch
This guy would definitely have survived order 66, the fact that he survived that long from the 501 th legion is crazy
And the 212th which is the second best clone legion
He was only fighting a company or so worth of clones here, and still lost. At least two battalions of 501st were present at the Jedi temple, along with Anakin, and most of those Jedi were the scholar/philosopher types. So Krell would have probably been taken out like any other Jedi
You’ve gotta appreciate the lightsaber sound effects as he’s spinning and swinging them back and forward
The lightsaber sound is music to my ears
@@MultiTcherry The reason they sound like that is because they're a type of lightsaber called Lightclubs, basically just normal lightsabers meant for larger species like the Basiliks.
Hell, it rivals the energy sword sounds (which I believe are legendary)
YOUR LIGHTSABERS ARE LIKE MUSIC TO MY AUDIO RECEPTORS
They sound heavy, which is cool since single light sabres sound a bit more quick, his are also pretty thick energy compared to the more slim lightsabres
Waxer didn't deserve to die by the hands of his brothers. 😢
Krells death was to quick.
he should have been feed to a sarlacc which had already been fed ysalamari so Krell won't be able to use the force to escape
Yeah they could of had him in a few more episodes after this one
@@tylerjones7592 Well, they wanted/needed information out of him.
Tf -_-
Better he die quick then have him escape and murder more clones.
Can we just appreciate what a great episode this was, not only was the plot great but two double sided Sabers, with a species with four arms that can wield both efficiently and cause massive devastation!
I, anyway, didn't understand one thing: why did Pong Krell submit and do what Rex ordered him (to get on his knees)? Rex should have shot him anyway. Besides, Krell was no longer one of them.
@@giosy0072he was so confident that rex wouldn’t be able to kill him I’m assuming based on his tone and what he said. However Dogma comes and kills him which I’m assuming Krell didn’t expect.
In a way it still *completely* baffles me how this was *EVER* rated PG.
Still one of the best cartoons of all time though. No words can describe just how great it is.
*snaps a dude’s spine in half*
Don’t worry it’s a kids show
No way it’s a kids show😂
Same. There was so so SO much violence. Savage decapitating a whole room of unarmed diplomats....ventress kissing a clone she impaled on her lightsaber. The sheer amount of lightsaber impaling! Or when savage gored Obi Wan's jedi friend and you could see the stab marks on her torso for a split second...like damn, it's gnarly but equally epic. I need to rewatch TCW now
there's more violence in other shows than this one
sure there's violence here but no traumatizing blood and gory.
Making a show rated R is one that truly emotionalizes you from seeing pure blood, disgusting and vile gory, and truly makes you not want to watch it lol
@@TheMail518 i mean there are other ratings besides pg and r
He wasn’t wrong about the future though 🤯🤯🤯
no as we see by others like Barriss and the grand inquisitor and there were probably others as well some jedi were starting to realize the truth
He only knew because he watched Revenge of the sith
But Rex didn't believe him at the time
Well, he's even worse than Count Dooku and General Grievous!!
Instead of the Empire, Krell should've gotten a job working for Dexter Jettser's Diner.
🤣
I've always seen this as Order 66 but justified.
That is because it is order 66 being used correctly
Yeah Order 66 was meant for Jedi Rogues, except with the chips being added to canon it became a "every jedi is a traitor"
@@gamechanger8908 I prefer the chips in canon. That way I can get attached to clones, knowing they are good people really.
And thankfully, one such trooper shown here removed his chip.
Order 65
I like how the 212th detachment tagged along, the rest of their battalion was off fighting somewhere else and these mad lads said "lets go fight a jedi"
Big credits to the voice actor of Krell. Gives me dooku vibes, where his strength and fear come from his attitude, voice and mannerisms. Don’t think I’ve actually hated a character more, but also in a good way
It’s mr krabs voice actor, Clancy brown I believe
@@breakingbadger893 no way, that’s awesome! Thanks for telling me
@@breakingbadger893 No it's actually Dave Fennoy
@@breakingbadger893 nope it’s Lee Everett from TWD Tell Tale game
@@breakingbadger893it’s actually Ryan Dickson voice actor of obi-wan and pre vizla in this show
I like how every clone is the same face and yer they just know who’s who
Fans can easily tell who is who 😭
It's all about voice inflection and armor customization
@@andrewnobody6737 there isn’t any armor customization for the standard ones and like 90% of them look identical unless your in a elite company like 212th or 501st
They're born the same but as they grow they look a bit different depending on what they eat or where they live, I have twin cousins and when they were little they looked perfectly identical but as they grew they were a bit physically different, same applies to clones
edit: not to mention the obvious armour customisation, battle scars on the skin and armor and slightly different accents as well as slightly different voices from eating different foods
Jedi can probably tell because of the Force tbh. Each of them probably radiate different energies
He would have made an excellent Inquisitor
Edit: Would you like to take a look at *Star Wars: Spark of Hope - Season 1 Episode 1*
Hell he could maybe give Vader a run for his money
A hard fight for Vader, perhaps, but not a run for his money
Sry but he would eat literally every Inquisitor alive
@@redneckmayo8655 Vader was smarter than him. At the end of the day Krell would be just another replacement candidate that Vader wouldn’t let himself be replaced by.
I think the only other inquisitor that could match him for pure strength would be Masana Tide.
Krell's last gasp of pain before dying is the cherry on top of the incredibly dark situation of a summary execution in a kid's show.
I also like that the video where Krell carries out the massacre, and the video where the clones shoot each other, have the status of CZcams kids.
Humanoid allied creatures kill each other by mistake, and later we are shown the corpses of these creatures, how sad they are... Well, this is definitely for children.
One humanoid creature carried out a massacre of other humanoid creatures, and later he was executed with a huge hole after being shot... Well, children should definitely look at this.
Warcrimes the TV show.
"You should have listened to the ARC Trooper from the beginning captain!"
Pong Krell's entire mini speech as his voice echoes throughout the mist is honestly one of the most intimidating and frightening things ever.
It’s absolutely incredible how much heart and soul this series put into the clone troopers.
It's kinda why seasons 1 and 2 weren't great, because they treated Anakin and Obi-Wan like the main characters. Somewhere along the way they realized that because they couldn't really do anything permanent to them, the focus of the show shifted to Ahsoka, Rex, and the other clones, and that's when it really started taking off, because then the stories had stakes.
They did that to hurt us even more when Order 66 was executed.
@Bowtiedhillbilly im about to start binging star wars again. I remember when cartoon network did the first episode and i fell in love immediately
Thats why its called the
Clone Wars
@@benmorgan8890 well thats why they took the time on the clones my guy… because this series is not about anyone more than it is the clones!
The title gives it away, but i dont wanna take away from your discovery haha
It looks like that The battle on umbara was a test for the order 66
Yeah that was my thought about it. I feel like palpatine saw krell as dangerous to the Grand plan given that he intentionally tried to create high clone casualties, which could've made order 66 a lot less effective when it happened. And he wanted to test the unit Anakin would be with since Anakin would be leading order 66.
@@othervids3726 Or maybe he put them with the 501st because he knew they were the best which is why he had them with Anakin in the first place, he knew that if any clone unit were to kill Krell, it would be them. Not to mention he conveniently had anakin sent to him on coruscant to prevent him from being exposed to that situation or being able to deal with Krell, odd coincidence that Ahsoka was absent as well.
@@JohnDoe-wb6vl Ashoka lead the space battle with Bariss offee during Umbara. She was too busy leading the fight above Umbara
@@othervids3726 And if the 501st had failed, it’s alluded that Krell would’ve officially turned to the Dark Side become an Acolyte/ Inquisitor
That's a good theory good shit man
No hatred over the discovery, no blaming the other side for the death of their platoon members. Just sadness and horror and *loss.*
"Suddenly, we realized that the Jedi could be fooled. And if they could be fooled, they could be killed." -Unknown 501st trooper, Mygeeto
I like how its not just the 501st arresting him
Its also the 212th joining since they were very much affected
"It's been said that the 501st got the best of the war. We also got the worst."
-Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2005)
Had Krell not turned to the dark side he could’ve survived Order 66. Most Jedi were killed in the first seconds of it because it was so unexpected and they had formed attachments to the Clones. Krell didn’t so he could’ve survived the initial shock
And if he did turn but if this scene didnt happen, he would become a inquisitor
Well you also have to remember he was fighting in the jungle on Umbara. Literally almost impossible to see for the clones; and they are fighting a master Jedi who can sense where they all are.
Well, he saw this coming and didn't survive it....
@@inlovewithgoats1092
True but he wasn't trying to get away here, in Order 66 he likely would have as even he would be slightly confused.
A reason why Order 66 was successful was because how sudden it was, because the Clones was being mind controlled by Inhibitor Chips, there was no real malice or emotion in their actions to be sensed by Jedi
Many Jedi couldn’t see the attack coming and were backstabbed, others that survived the first few moments were overwhelmed
Krell turned to the Dark Side and was able to see the future, he was trying to sabotage the Republic and try join the Sith, might have been an Inquisitor had he survived
He might have knew Order 66 was coming and tried to survive by Joining the Sith
Had he remained a Jedi, his prejudices may still have him close to the Dark Side, but he’ll still might be backstabbed at Order 66
2:11 ah ah he said it!
Fun fact originally they were gonna have Rex kill Krell however the writers felt that even with everything Krell it would be outta character for Rex to kill him so hence why Dogma was the one to kill him, which I think is narratively more satisfying
Can we just talk about Krell’s voice actor and his lightsaber noises? Straight poetry.
Dave Fennoy is an excellent voice actor. Loved him as Lee Everett.
@@DraculaCronqvist Didn't know he was the same voice actor!
@@DraculaCronqvist That explains why I thought he sounded so familiar lol.
@@SgtHawk45 He also voices Lucius Fox in Batman Arkham Knight
*During order 66:*
Palpatine: Commander, it is time, execute order 66 and kill your general
Commander: He’s been dead for 7 months
“HEY UGLY, COME AND GET ME!”
I love how brave he is.
If there's one battle I'll never forget watching as a kid it's this one. The abilities of the clones against krell as a group was awesome. I always thought you had to be lucky to beat a Jedi or sith without the force. These guys showed me otherwise. And since then the clones weren't expendable, not to me. Also makes sense how they bodied the temple, even with Vader.
there are hundreds of years of history in Star Wars where regular soldiers had no choice but to fight armies of force users. Specifically the old republic era was filled with Anti-Force Wielder weapons
so we've seen lots of different examples of how normal people could overcome Jedi with the right tools. A jedi can block blaster bolts, but there's no hope for a Jedi against a flamethrower or scatter blaster, they would have no choice but to run away. As soon as someone gets close enough with one of those weapons, that Jedi is fucked. In the old wars, 3 republic troopers was more than enough to kill a Sith Warrior.
Never realized that this was Tup’s first time taking down a jedi, he had practice for later in the inhibitor chip arc
I wouldn’t call this practice, clones basically forgot everything they learned and forgot everything during the war after their inhibitor chips were activated. So I wouldn’t say this was practice
@@ohiyoresident Did they though? Rex gets his removed and is instantly apologetic for attacking Ahsoka which to me sounds like they suffered a far worse fate as out of body passengers.
@@ohiyoresident no they didn't lol
@@ohiyoresident They never forgot, it was confirmed in season 7 and the bad batch that the clones were conscious of their actions but couldn't do anything about it.
In the bad batch when wrecker's inhibitor chip activated he immediately attacked his brothers and once they stunned him and took it out, he explained that he knew what was going on but could not control it so he apologised to omega because the control chip was too strong.
In season 7 the final episode when ahsoka removed rex's chip, rex apologised to ahsoka for what happened.
This is probably what made him freak out at all, his facial expressions turn to rage when Rex is explaining the plan, hes the one that guides Krell to get attacked by the monster and hes the one that both takes out Krell with a stun and suggests executing him due to him being too dangerous of an asset, it slowly added up over time and caused the order to bug out.
Rex: Surrender General! You are outnumbered.
Krell: Thats true, but you are clearly outmatched.
whoa whoa whoa...lets not give Krell Iroh's quotes
Krell later: *gets outmatched*
@@clonecoric4140 no gets outsmarted
First I noticed a Halo quote from Aapple Fry, and now an ATLA reference. I'm liking the comments here.
Please dont liken this guy to general Iroh
6:00 all I can hear is Lee when he’s protecting Clem from Walkers
🤣🤣🤣tru
Turns out Dave Fenroy the guy who plays Lee also plays General Krell
Aaron you are such a based for this reference
1:40 that’s honestly one of the coolest scenes to look at ever I love that mix of 501st and 212th clones
"It's treason, then."
"It's treason, then."
I love how you added in that little Revenge of the Sith clip there. It's quite ironic; Krell knew they would be betrayed, but was hardly different from the traitor. That four-armed frog was probably one of the strongest Jedi physically, but if only he were more clever...
"I will not be undermined by creatures bred in some laboratory!"
No, apparently you'll be undermined by your idiocy and get taunted into Cthulhu's mosh pit.
Late reply,but based on this video,he is definitely one of the strongest Jedi. Even under heavy fire from many Clone troopers(more than dozen) ,he still managed to deflect them all and give them a very hard time.As shown during order 66,average Jedi master died fighting troopers much less in number compare to this.
@@kryptonianking552 While I partially agree, he also is going out of his way to kill clones here. The reason so many Jedi were killed as easily as they were was because they were blindsided by the clone’s betrayal. The only Jedi who were actually able to fight were the ones in the temple, but seeing as Coruscant is literally the heart of the Republic, they were never gonna be able to outlast the clones sent there
@@kryptonianking552 I don't think he's one of the strongest jedi. He's maybe slightly above average but that's it. It's just that the clones are no match for the jedi knight who has at least some battle experience. In hindsight, there could be multiple scenarios where Krell could actually defeat the clones, had he not been that arrogant.
Tldr
Cthulu's Moshpit is the name of my new thrash band.
I love how Fives signals to Jesse to move in on Krell. Even from the very beginning Fives knew there was something wrong about Krell on how he was constantly putting his brothers in danger at every turn.
Imagine if Anakin heard about this before the clones went after Krell.
That could have been an awesome Vader moment; Anakin chasing Krell through the dark jungle and beating him down. Krell being terrified as Anakin slices off his arms and then beheads him. None of the clones would question Anakin's decision, and they would interpret his rage as his love toward them rather than him being pulled to the dark side.
The campaign of Umbara is one of the most well-done narrtive arcs of all the series.
That scene at 3:28 of the clones firing and advancing into certain death is phenomenal. They truly are the republic’s most loyal citizens.
Those aren’t citizens. Those are true men.
They are 10 year olds
Ans the have betrayed the republic xd
They are soldiers and good soldiers do what’s right
@@finding_aether Yes lmao they really are. For those who don't know, the clones have accelerated aging so they're just about 10 or so in this.
0:31 I just realized that there’s a sticker of Numa on Waxer’s Helmet! Now that’s so CUTE🥺💖💙
Makes his death all the more heartbreaking
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Yeah because they never got to see each other again :’(
*”Waxer Was A True Soldier”*
yes i remember seeing that which made that scene all the more harder to watch😭
Numa fights for Cham Syndulla in Rebels.
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Yeah, true. Everyone is fighting for their lives against the Empire, so?
Even Hera Syndulla💚💖
The only disappointment I see here is that we didn't get to see Krell's look of shock when he realized one clone trooper was brave enough to kill him
Kremlin: "I will not be undermined by creatures bred in some laboratory!"
Me if I was a clone trooper : " Get Bent, you Grievous wannabe!"
Love how accurate this scene is. My grandad was a Sargent first class in Korea and he had a commander that acted just like this. He actually sent my grandad and the men in his platoon to die intentionally. Everyone hated his guts because of how much of a racist and a asshole he was. Just goes to show not all military generals are made equal. Oh and he was court marshaled and arrested once my grandad left due to his injuries
I believe in Vietnam (what this arc was based off of) they would have “accidentally” kill the shit CO. I think it was called fragging
@@CT-5736-Bladez There are records of Roman legionaires doing the same thing to their Centurion. It's a tale as old as time.
@@jackparker8602 very common among aristocrac military. They reach position due to birth, not merit,and grew with that mentality. That quickly puts them at disadvantage in the field, and usually blame their own men. Self-sabotage ensues, and then riots. Very common in the middle ages, wich is one of the reasons why the entire region was in perpetual war, the rise and fall of territories was dictated by how many generations passed since the leadership was earned to inherited.
@@jackparker8602 Not really, Centurions were respected figures, first in line. It'd be like clones killing Rex here - a political moment, the whole cohort changing allegiance while he was trying to stop them, in the Crisis of the Third century for example.
@@TheR00k There was a centurion in Tacitus' Annals given the nickname "Cedo Alteram" due to his propensity for beating his troops with his vine staff until it broke, at which point he would call for another.
During the Pannonian Mutiny, he was one of the first officers killed.
He seems to have been something of an exception though.
If Krell wasn't so full of himself, he's defenses would've been impenetrable by basically all conventional attacks, even lightsabers. Shame, such potential.
Well, to be fair, they didn't win with a conventional attack.
Wouldn't even regard it as him being full of himself, he just genuinely seemed to enjoy killing the clones so decided to "have fun" with it ig
The one time executing order 66 didn’t have a negative impact on the clones in the long run
This show really pushed the limit on what a kids show can be. I’m an adult and the scene with Waxer still hits harder than most shows with shallow scenes aimed towards adults. This show was a God send especially with arcs like these.
hurts more that on his helmet you can see a decal of the twi'lek girl he and boil saved
I love that Krell is so arrogant that he decides to fight the clones with his bare hands. There's no way for him to use that to his advantage and he still has both lightsabers, so he intentionally handicaps himself just to make the bloodbath more fun. He's so certain that he can slaughter every single clone without breaking a sweat that he decides to play with them and outright puts away his lightsabers like he's saying "you insignificant peons aren't even worth it".
Grievous vs Krell would have been the best fight ever
Krell would wreck Grievous. Krell has force powers, Grievous does not.
@@Intrepid_Crusader1096 yeah that's why griveous killed 100 jedis
@@TheGuyWithABatsuit Depends on which Grievous. If we're talking 2003 Grievous, then Krell is gonna get his ass handed to him. But if it's this shows version of Grievous, Krell would win.
@@Intrepid_Crusader1096 Every Jedi he fought have force power and still die
The Killer Krab Krell has the Force, but he isn’t as strong as Kenobi, who couldn’t use the Force alone to kill Greivous (“Blasters, how uncivilized”) His acrobatics and four blades are negated by Grevious strength and multiple blades. It would be an entertaining fight though.
"Man, this substitute teacher really sucks"
- The Clones, probably
5:26 the Sabre noises are FIRE
After Order 66, the Clone that killed Krell was probably considered a hero
Dogma?
@@averybishopmartin6964 Yeah
@@toystoryfan55 there hasn't been any other mention of him after the Umbara Arc
I would think that Dogma probably became most of the Clones that obeyed Order 66.
Unfortunately not much is known, looking at wookiepedia just mentions that he was placed into Republic custody after the battle. Nothing else after that.
Krell was definitely one of the Jedi that I just could not stand what so ever. Even before his betrayal of which I had already seen coming one day or another. I was relieved when he was killed.
me too after what he did to waxer
Krell was certainly one of those Jedi who you'd not want to be around. He might not just up and kill you, but you knew he was thinking about it.
@@literallyanangrymoose7717 ya i just would at least wanted to see him in a lightsaber duel with someone. it would be interesting to see how he fights another force wielder
Krell was the extreme outcome of what the Jedi were becoming in their ignorance during a time of war. His vision was right on, but he too was ignorant as he was not powerful enough to see that it was Palpatine and the clones, not Dooku who would rise.
8:17
Dogma is the only clone General Krell, actually names without being reprimanded to do so like Rex.
The rest, he calls them by their CT codes or rank
Like Arc trooper or Captain.
9:59 Dogma : Good Soldiers Follow Orders
i just Love the Umbara Arc so much one of my absolute Favaorite Arc in The Clone Wars series I'll likely be doing a rewatch right now also glad to see both sides of Pong Krell and Sheev Palpatine saying its Treason Then
Unrelated question, but is your pfp Echidna from Re:Zero?
@@soap9277 yes indeed it is
@@NeonVictor Ah, I see that you are a man of quality!
@@soap9277 indeed i am
"It's treason, then." Those are rich words coming from the real villains.
5:50 Hey Ugly!! Come and get me!!
Woah
That’s like the oldest trick in the book and Krell fell for it
Goddamn
For all his ego , he sure had stupidity as big as it
His lightsaber noises were so dang satisfying.
Also it's crazy how he absolutely slaughters heaps of clones
This is why Anakin saw Jedi as the bad guys. A lot of them just started seeing themselves as superiors. Wanting more power and taking the easy path of the dark side. Which ironically is just what Anakin did to fight against that idea
Yeah, it's important to remember that Anakin was looking for anything he could to justify his actions.
Go away with your defence for anakin
Anakin's fall was his own doing of disobedience at every turn
Not really. He was willing to latch on to any explanation that justifies how he felt he was wronged by the Jedi.
Except Krill is already a Sith at this time. Jedi is an order not a condition, you cannot blame the actions of force users that turned to the dark side to Jedis because those are actions by a Sith.
“A lot of Jedi”. Yeah right buddy. It was a handful at most.
I like how tup here stuns him, when he saw him kill some of his brothers, but absolutely murders that other jedi when his chip gets activated
i mean. thats what the chip was meant to do
Krell: *manipulates clones into killing each other
Rex and the bois: “Time to start Order 66 a little early.”
if this was battlefront krell would be dead the second after he said "you dare attack a jedi?"
I love that this foreshadowed how the clones are capable of taking on jedi's.
Krell even said it himself. Except he didn't consider himself a Jedi. 😅
I'll never forget how shocked I was at this scene. Literally felt unreal. So well done and this is my favorite arc of Clone Wars
I love how a kids show has more accurate lightsaber slashes and stabs than most modern Star Wars that is released
5:55
Tup: This is probably the dumbest thing I have ever done
But Krell's overconfidence doomed him.
2:57 The least smart clone of the clone army
"Don't worry I got this one brothers."
I wonder how old he was before dying. Poor kid
@@kawaii_pankat4461In Clone years or normal years?
Like, in what world was that a good idea?
This is by far one of the best arcs of the series. It developed the character of the clones, and I love it
While I love this episode as it teaches the importance of being able to be self reliant in war and not always a blind robot following orders, I always wished krell wasn’t joining the dark side and really just was mutinied against for being incompetent and/or discriminatory so it shows the importance the needing good leaders in war too.
You can see that in Centaura.
The fact that waxer has a drawing of Numa on his helmet 😔
It would be interesting a bad batch episode on umbara
With Rex along ofc otherwise it wouldn’t make sense
@@PablosEskimobar09 ryloth: hold my blue milk
@@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582 LOLLLLL
@@TC0119 well they did ryloth without any clone who fight at the battle of ryloth
@@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582 good point
3:08 what a badass exit.
5:00 I like that out of nowhere he basically says “Catch these hands”
"From this point forward, we are entering uncharted territory."
Chills.
Krell's fighting style has always been a disorienting one to me. Much more than even General Grievous.
7:14 i love how throughout the clone wars there were always teasers and foreshadowings to order 66, some already knew what was coming
And he was no longer NOT naive enough into thinking joining Count Dooku will make him a part of said new order
3:01-3:12 direction, sound design, voice acting, and animation all so impeccable
"Despite looking like they're in their twenties, all the clones in The Clone Wars are only ten to thirteen years old. But only the ones who survived the war really understood the injustice they'd been dealt."
God my heart sank when I heard “it’s Waxer, he’s still alive”
6:27
Tupp be like "there's just something about tricking Krell into being grabbed by a carniverous plant, and what's the first thing he sees while recovering from a thrashing? (click click) My dawg ass with a fully charged stun blaster."
2:16 CHILLS EVERY TIME when Rex up it on him