Well idk if you know maybe yes but still I gonna say this Pilots irl like in the series are trained to stay calm in every situation even when they get shot down.
@@Jedi_Spartan_38 well tbh, laying down and standing stationary would be about equal, the difference would be that laying down you can't move as much as easily
It’s been like 16 years and I still fucking snort every-time the “sniper” lines up his shot for what you think is a clean head shot on the clone and then just rapid fires all over 😂😂😂
I know I'm a bit late, but they are actually talking, you just can't hear it. All clone troopers have internal helmet comms that can be muted to the outside so no one can hear them. In fact, it's quite likely that MOST of the time you see silent clones, they're actually talking to each other through internal comms.
I like how they don't say a single word, stay cool and get out of the ship like it was nothing after being shoot by a rocket and crash. It's just bad ass.
Sure those hand signs were badass and all, but I don't get why they didn't just talk to each other like every other squad. It's not like they were trying to be stealthy or anything.
@@blackknight5465 I’m pretty sure they were speaking to eachother through coms, the handsigns are probably just for clarification since the battlefield can be very loud. I also heard the arcs sometimes use the hand sign language exclusively to ensure nobody is listening over their coms, but in this scene I bet they just used it as secondary communication and were talking through helmets to
@@subject0583 In fact, Kamino was home to a Clone Rebellion! Which influenced the need for regular folk in the ranks of the Empire (which explains their sudden drop in overall accuracy)
@@dubspool In the time it took for me to make this comment and for you to reply: I graduated high school, graduated college, had four jobs, got a girlfriend, and got an apartment. But goddam do I still love this show.
I like Filoni's TCW but this one knew well how to make a story without talking much. Well obviously considering it's Tartakovsky who made this. Both are canon for me
@@gamacichi I mean, I love this and it’s canon to me but that’s not how it works. The Holiday Special introduced Boba Fett before Episode V but it’s not canon.
@@gamacichi Actually no. Lucasfilms played no role in directing the 2003 clone wars. They weren’t even aware of its existence until it came out. As a result, Lucasfilms wasn’t finished with the final design of General Grevious when this came out. While some of the events in the series are canon, the entire series isn’t.
I personally think George Lucas based the entire idea of Star Wars around the Roman Empire. A republic that is slowly taken over from the inside and made into an Empire.
roberto gurrola gotta agree with you..still Fordo is my fav clone captain why.?? because he is one of the true alpha class arc trooper beside alpha 17(from dark horse comic ,aye lmao they still canon in my book..didn't care what filoni or Disney said)
To be fair, Fives and Echo were cross-trained troopers who were promoted from standard trooper to Arc trooper. Colt, Blitz,Havoc, and Hammer were true Arc Troopers, but we didn't see much of them in action. Considering they were mostly trained for solo assignments, they were heavily out of their element when fighting at Kamino, which is probably why Havoc and Colt were killed so easily.
The original ARC Troopers LOVE THOSE GUYS Update: they’re Alpha Class ARC Troopers. But still they’re the OGs. Fives and the other “regs” were promoted to ARC Troopers for being very exceptional and all that. Which is still a great thing for other standard troopers to aspire
Hand Commands but translated into words: 1:38 - "All clear, move up." 1:48 - "Move up." 2:04 - "Fall back behind the Gunship!" 2:12 - "Two troopers, go out there and draw their fire." 2:18 - "I need you to scan for the targets that are shooting at us." 2:27 - "Four hostiles directly ahead in that building, and three droids in the building next to it." 2:30 - "Lieutenant, fire rockets at the buildings directly ahead! Blast them!" 2:50 - "We're clear, move up!" 3:03 - "Hold it." 3:05 - "One trooper, on my right." 3:15 - "Flank that tank, and take it out." 3:26 - "Move up." 3:42 - "Target spotted." 3:58 - "Troopers, on me. Let's destroy this AA gun." 4:29 - "Plant the charges."
anyone else remember when they sold 2 action figures in a set from specific clone wars moments. I still remember the day i bought the Captain Fordo/Obi-wan set for this battle.
I like how these clones operated like a legit military that didn't fuck around. I loved the clones from the 2008 clone wars series, but I feel they nerfed them compared to these bad asses who weren't afraid to fuck with grievous.
To be fair, Commander Cody and his team did tackle Grievous, Commando Droids and more, even punched Grievous and Battle Droids at one point in the 2008 series so i wouldn't say they are nerfed at all.
Well, we seen a few episodes of them in the gritty end of the war. It wasn't the battle of Jambiim messy. But we got battle of Umbara. That moment we noticed it gonna be brutal. Some moments are here and there.
i love TCW 2008, but yeah their troopers are lacking on the professional side compared to their older counterparts of 2003, it did a great job showing the more human side of the Troopers, but lacked in showing the training from birth that the 2003 CW showed in GREAT and AWESOME detail. if you want the perfect showing of Clone Troopers? take the human side of 2008 and combine it with the pure professionalism and badassery of 2003, and you get the perfect Clone Trooper Experience!
I noticed that ARC Troopers and Republic Commandos are very tactical with everything they do, atleast in legends where as canon they just feel like every other trooper and lacks the tactical style shown here.
1:36 comes out of nowhere, barrel rolls, launches himself into a tank, destroys it from the inside, jumps out, runs out of shot while not looking as tank blows up.
I still have Star Wars Republic 50, the comic where ARC Troopers debuted. This was even before Republic Commando had come out. Was surprised and stoked when I saw commercials for the micro series with showcasing ARC troopers.
@@malickmeziani_FreePalestineYeah, it's stated on the back of the box of The Hunt for Grievous Battle Pack released by Hasbro in 2006. Fordo is one of the few clones to receive the Chancellor's Service Medal, which he was awarded for his job in rescuing the injured Jedi on Hypori. Fordo, instead of keeping the medal, had it posthumously awarded to CT-43/002, who was the only member of his squad to fall during the Muunilinst campaign.
If the Kaminoans hadn't rebelled, I'm guessing the Galactic Civil War would have probably lasted a few weeks at best. The Rebel Alliance couldn't stand a chance! Heck, perhaps there wouldn't have been a rebellion in the first place...
+SpyFreak AR-15 (Sterling Houston) True, but the Empire would probably keep using clones, maybe using only enlisted people to police planets on the outer rim or non essential planets. Having clones as the Empire's main army would substantially increase the effectiveness. They could be ordered to do almost anything without question and their effectiveness is unmatched by anything else. I just don't see the Rebel Alliance gaining any major victories if clones of Jango were still the main force.
This series really showed how organized and powerful the clones were as soldiers. No words spoken, and orders obeyed without question. Like how Fordo commanded two of his troopers to get in the line of fire so they could track where it was coming from.
Full crew of the Muunilinst 10: Captain ARC-77 “Fordo” Lieutenant “Stec” CT-43/002 (deceased) Able-472 2 other ARC Lieutenants* 5 other troopers 2 pilots (deceased) *while official materials state only two lieutenants were in the squad, a third one could be seen multiple times (when the gunship went down, through the sniper scope, taking out the AAT, after contacting Kenobi through hologram, and placing the explosives).
Since Able-472 was with Kenobi before the Lancer Battalion scene, I assume he was added to the team either for the rescue mission on Hypori or to replace 43/002. Also given how often he served with Kenobi in the comics, my head canon is that the unidentified Lieutenant (the one who's supposed to be there) was Alpha-17 with the other Lieutenant being Stec despite his only confirmed appearance being the rotary cannon ARC in the Hypori scenes.
My fav bit of the clone wars are these guys. Not a word! Their simple motionless pose of readiness when the shutter door closes is how to mean business.
they served under Vader as the 501st legion. the last reaming after the first death star was destroyed. Vader had use them on a important mission, and if you played the force unleashed 1 in the Hoth system they make their appearance. some of the arc troopers had family who later on grew up to be the new mandalorian's or solders for the republic
I love this series way better than the animated one. Actually, I used to watch this and then pop in Star Wars Battlefront. Did something similar to this, except it was on Bespin: Platforms.
3:07 Pretty sure the sound of the commander's pistol is the same sound used for equiping a Blaster Rifle in Star Wars Dark Forces. Unless that's a library stock sound, that is an incredibly cool reference.
If your referring to when they became Imperial Stormtroopers, then it may surprise you to know that the Empire's army wasn't just made up of Jango's clones. The Empire enlisted non-cloned humans and had new clone templates from different candidates. Although these new clones and non-clones didn't have the same fighting or military skills as their counterparts from the Clone Wars.
as much as we all love the more humanized clones of the 3d animated show, i kind of wish there was more media of clones being these unstoppable elite death machines. Rule of cool, and all that
2:26 Clone Trooper with thermal scan or whatever: Okay, I've managed to locate targets here, here and here. We should aim specifically for those locations, maybe try sniping each one to carefully eliminate- Fordo: Good idea, hey rocket launcher man fire a few shots in the general direction of those droids and blow their crap up with reckless abandon!
Yeah, certain characters in this series were more interesting than they are now, "GENERAL GREVOUS" is an example, in this series his the most feared sith mechanical being to oppose the jedi while the one in the latest series is more of a strategist in space with a weak presentation.
@@demonicfiendjr7279 kind of? Dooku taught him how to use lightsabers but not the force (presumably because he is mostly mechanical) so in a way he's a Sith Apprentice. I'd like to think he would've been a full fledged Sith had he not been a cyborg.
I grew up in the Clone Wars era. I had this to watch on TV while playing Republic Commandos and Battlefront 2. it was a great time for a Star Wars fan. when that was done, I jammed to the music video Ash. badmouth the prequels all you want but we still got one of the best sci-fi wars ever out of it.
When the biggest troll of the clones wars doesnt even make a single joke or light-hearted comment while briefing you fpr your mission its bc its either a near impossible mission or in the case of ARC troopers its bc he respects you that much for being the best at what you do
these troopers are badass. they dont say anything and get the job done unlike the troopers in the new clonewars. trooper: we need back up sir Rex: im on the way with reinforcements trooper: thank goodness Rex:stay hidden trooper: yes sir! trooper..... i love you...
Actually the Empire did create new clone soldiers from a number of different candidates to enlist in it's army. Although like the non-cloned humans they didn't have the same military training like the clones from the Clone Wars had. Maybe if the Emperor had invested his money in his military instead of giant super weapons, the war against the Rebellion might have turned out differently.
It’s such a small thing. And commenting on an old post I know this won’t get noticed. But the reason why you see normal clones in this ARC unit, is because they were replacing casualties from the earlier grievous fight. Troopers on their way to becoming ARCs, much like how TCW does it.
The pilot was calm af when they were crashing
"Well this is my life now. Or the end of it."
Captain Lackwit or "you gotta be kidding me, this is the third one this month".
Vine boy "Guess I'll die."
Well idk if you know maybe yes but still I gonna say this
Pilots irl like in the series are trained to stay calm in every situation even when they get shot down.
@Vine boy of course he was. He's a clone trooper. He was bred for this kind of thing..
Okay, let's be honest.
Who here DIDN'T try to reenact this scene when they first watched it on TV as a kid? 😊
I made my own gunship out of a box when I was a kid to reenact this like everyday haha
+CJSchecter96 i have the clone wars ARC trooper gunner ship with ARC troopers it is my prised Star Wars item
***** Of course, what better way was there to reenact this scene as a kid? ^_^
Dayton Pfeifer I just had the original Star Wars Battlefront 2 so I made up my own battles.
I'm so happy other people did too!
1:55 When you line up a perfect shot but you forgot you were using an SMG
Well at least they hit 1
@@guts-141 Snipers in tf2.
lmao
The droids are such a non threat that one of the Privates is casually lying down and shooting at 2:30.
@@Jedi_Spartan_38 well tbh, laying down and standing stationary would be about equal, the difference would be that laying down you can't move as much as easily
It’s been like 16 years and I still fucking snort every-time the “sniper” lines up his shot for what you think is a clean head shot on the clone and then just rapid fires all over 😂😂😂
Never noticed that but it is hilarious😂😂😂
I feel exactly the same. I like to imagine the droid wasn't expecting it either and is going "AHHHH" in his head
yeah and hits the wrong guy too
I think the coolest thing about this scene is the fact that they don’t talk unless they absolutely have to.
That's how the whole series was really and that's why it's great
This is actually legit a perfect technique because they are technically in enemy territory and you never know if a Droid was spying on them.
I think you just described genndy tartakovsky
@@alaskanbullworm55003:15
I know I'm a bit late, but they are actually talking, you just can't hear it. All clone troopers have internal helmet comms that can be muted to the outside so no one can hear them. In fact, it's quite likely that MOST of the time you see silent clones, they're actually talking to each other through internal comms.
I like how they don't say a single word, stay cool and get out of the ship like it was nothing after being shoot by a rocket and crash.
It's just bad ass.
Fordo:"well damm"
Arc trooper 1: "Sir, again"
Arc trooper 2: "The fifth one this week"
Fordo: "oops" :)
Darth Sion this cartoon is filled full of bravado coolnes
I like to think that they're all talking over the helmet comms without voice projection on, which is why we cant hear them.
Sure those hand signs were badass and all, but I don't get why they didn't just talk to each other like every other squad. It's not like they were trying to be stealthy or anything.
@@blackknight5465 I’m pretty sure they were speaking to eachother through coms, the handsigns are probably just for clarification since the battlefield can be very loud. I also heard the arcs sometimes use the hand sign language exclusively to ensure nobody is listening over their coms, but in this scene I bet they just used it as secondary communication and were talking through helmets to
This is why the Empire stopped making Jango clones, they were too effective.
dash rendar and perhaps worried that the clones would rebel and kick the storm troopers asses
Subject 058 like Rex)
@@subject0583 In fact, Kamino was home to a Clone Rebellion! Which influenced the need for regular folk in the ranks of the Empire (which explains their sudden drop in overall accuracy)
@@boxtank5288 also the clones were too expensive and almost bankrupt the republic during the war, the empire rather not have that problem
@@user-kp9ho6di2b Oh yeah they definitely cost a pretty penny to get going and about twice as much to maintain it AND supply them.
do you think before the attack Fordo said " okay, when we take the tower it is CRUCIAL that we strike a badass pose at the top. UNDERSTOOD?!"
Nah it was probably in the mission briefing.
@@dubspool In the time it took for me to make this comment and for you to reply: I graduated high school, graduated college, had four jobs, got a girlfriend, and got an apartment.
But goddam do I still love this show.
@@mryeti94 Wow man that just gives me chills that you returned to this comment after 9 years.....
@@mryeti94 he lives
Imagine somebody responding to your comment nearly a decade later. Holy shit.
1:59 was expecting a sniper shot, not a machine gun
Paladin Colt haha same
I could never even figure out why they bothered aiming.
The best part is that he takes the time to scope in on the clones head and he still misses
I've come to the conclusion that lasers are so imprecise they might take several shots even for the sniper
In theory it’s a droid and can make some calculation for the automatic fire
I like Filoni's TCW but this one knew well how to make a story without talking much. Well obviously considering it's Tartakovsky who made this. Both are canon for me
I enjoy the dialogue just as much as the action makes me thankful that George added in all that political dialogue in the prequels.
This clone wars Introduced grievous two years before Episode III did, so this is technically canon
@@gamacichi I mean, I love this and it’s canon to me but that’s not how it works. The Holiday Special introduced Boba Fett before Episode V but it’s not canon.
@@gamacichi Actually no. Lucasfilms played no role in directing the 2003 clone wars. They weren’t even aware of its existence until it came out. As a result, Lucasfilms wasn’t finished with the final design of General Grevious when this came out. While some of the events in the series are canon, the entire series isn’t.
3:07
When the clones are in trouble, they call the jedi
When the jedi are in trouble, they call the ARC Troopers
When the ARC Troopers are in trouble, you run
@@aaronball10Nope
@@aaronball10You call the *Null-class Advanced Recon Commandos* 😁
Sad that Fordo has been forgotten to the folds of "Legends". Truly a great Captain.
hell he was forgotten by Legends too, cause he never shows up again outside this show
@@taylormakaiknightburleson at least we had alpha-17 in the republic comics. Just as cool
It's a good thing tbh, I'd hate to see Filoni butcher him lol
@@LordVader1094 Hilarious how yall hate Filoni all of a sudden
Cool city. It's what I imagine a Roman city would look like if the Roman empire survived until the 21st century.
I personally think George Lucas based the entire idea of Star Wars around the Roman Empire. A republic that is slowly taken over from the inside and made into an Empire.
Ridge Jordan, good point.
@@ridgejordan1859 More liked he based the entire prequel series on that.
Wasn’t aware that the Roman Empire Was Apart of the Confederacy of Independent Systems
And a Member of The Separatist Alliance
@@CommanderBow934 there’s a whole fucking lot other stuff you’re not aware of either apparently lmao
They definitely didn't expect Special Forces
Yayo' Ariowibowo thats the point, sergeant
Well maybe if guys can deal with some bears with sticks we can be somewhere else
@Roberte9834 I always thought that was such a random snide remark
Gunship: *spiraling out of control into the ground*
The pilot: 🗿
Poor guy was concentrating on flying a crashing ship! He didn't have time to panic!
this imo did more justice to ARC Troopers than the new cline wars.
clone wars
sorry
roberto gurrola gotta agree with you..still Fordo is my fav clone captain why.?? because he is one of the true alpha class arc trooper beside alpha 17(from dark horse comic ,aye lmao they still canon in my book..didn't care what filoni or Disney said)
***** I 100% agree with you
Yep
To be fair, Fives and Echo were cross-trained troopers who were promoted from standard trooper to Arc trooper. Colt, Blitz,Havoc, and Hammer were true Arc Troopers, but we didn't see much of them in action. Considering they were mostly trained for solo assignments, they were heavily out of their element when fighting at Kamino, which is probably why Havoc and Colt were killed so easily.
The fact they NEVER talk during most of the mission just proves that ARCS are badass as hell
They do talk were just not tuned into their helmets frequency
@@ShuTheIdiotThey don’t talk dude. Stop with the head canon
@@ShuTheIdiot
No
Fordo is like that one Level 200 player replaying the campaign mode
Approximately 3 casualties. The 2 pilots and the one clone in the beginning...
+Old glory Plus, at the end you'll only see 7 scale the tower.
+21stEuphoria daaaamn
+Old glory If this was the TCW series, the whole squad would be dead except 4
+Legatus Maximus I Lol I know right
+21stEuphoria They are scaled to 7 soldiers, and the other 2 soldiers were already up.
One thing I like about this series is that in some moments they don’t add music. It shows what it was like for them.
That's more to do with Tartakovsky's style. He always has these quiet moments in his works
@@kaihedgie1747No it isn’t more to do with his style and work dude and false
@@firestriker3580 Did you type in a bunch of random words intendin' to mean somethin'?
Watching this reminds me why I play Trooper in the Old Republic.
If you like ARC Troopers you can Play MBII (movie battles 2)
The original ARC Troopers LOVE THOSE GUYS
Update: they’re Alpha Class ARC Troopers. But still they’re the OGs. Fives and the other “regs” were promoted to ARC Troopers for being very exceptional and all that. Which is still a great thing for other standard troopers to aspire
Hand Commands but translated into words:
1:38 - "All clear, move up."
1:48 - "Move up."
2:04 - "Fall back behind the Gunship!"
2:12 - "Two troopers, go out there and draw their fire."
2:18 - "I need you to scan for the targets that are shooting at us."
2:27 - "Four hostiles directly ahead in that building, and three droids in the building next to it."
2:30 - "Lieutenant, fire rockets at the buildings directly ahead! Blast them!"
2:50 - "We're clear, move up!"
3:03 - "Hold it."
3:05 - "One trooper, on my right."
3:15 - "Flank that tank, and take it out."
3:26 - "Move up."
3:42 - "Target spotted."
3:58 - "Troopers, on me. Let's destroy this AA gun."
4:29 - "Plant the charges."
Professionals, only handsign, maximum cold blood and scary level of efficiency.
The ARC Troopers are amazing and way more badass than they should
I don't think clones have been this cool ever since
@2:03 the one trooper Fordo blames himself for losing.
2:02
anyone else remember when they sold 2 action figures in a set from specific clone wars moments. I still remember the day i bought the Captain Fordo/Obi-wan set for this battle.
I like how these clones operated like a legit military that didn't fuck around. I loved the clones from the 2008 clone wars series, but I feel they nerfed them compared to these bad asses who weren't afraid to fuck with grievous.
To be fair, Commander Cody and his team did tackle Grievous, Commando Droids and more, even punched Grievous and Battle Droids at one point in the 2008 series so i wouldn't say they are nerfed at all.
@@smugplush 1 brief scene compared to the entire 2003/4 series. They nerfed the Clones big time.
Well, we seen a few episodes of them in the gritty end of the war. It wasn't the battle of Jambiim messy. But we got battle of Umbara. That moment we noticed it gonna be brutal. Some moments are here and there.
i love TCW 2008, but yeah their troopers are lacking on the professional side compared to their older counterparts of 2003, it did a great job showing the more human side of the Troopers, but lacked in showing the training from birth that the 2003 CW showed in GREAT and AWESOME detail. if you want the perfect showing of Clone Troopers? take the human side of 2008 and combine it with the pure professionalism and badassery of 2003, and you get the perfect Clone Trooper Experience!
I noticed that ARC Troopers and Republic Commandos are very tactical with everything they do, atleast in legends where as canon they just feel like every other trooper and lacks the tactical style shown here.
1:36 comes out of nowhere, barrel rolls, launches himself into a tank, destroys it from the inside, jumps out, runs out of shot while not looking as tank blows up.
*3:16
I still have Star Wars Republic 50, the comic where ARC Troopers debuted. This was even before Republic Commando had come out. Was surprised and stoked when I saw commercials for the micro series with showcasing ARC troopers.
Stormtroopers could NEVER reach this level of getting shit done
Fun fact Fordo was given an award for this mission but gave it to the only casualty of the team at 2:00 minutes
Can I have the source ? The more I hear about him, the more badass he becomes lol
02 was his number.
yeah, he was given the extremely rare Chancellor’s Service Medal but denied it because he thought his fallen men deserved it more. what a chad
@@malickmeziani_FreePalestineYeah, it's stated on the back of the box of The Hunt for Grievous Battle Pack released by Hasbro in 2006. Fordo is one of the few clones to receive the Chancellor's Service Medal, which he was awarded for his job in rescuing the injured Jedi on Hypori. Fordo, instead of keeping the medal, had it posthumously awarded to CT-43/002, who was the only member of his squad to fall during the Muunilinst campaign.
@@CloneCommanderCrater1102 awesome, thanks.
3:16 when the level 100 player enters the game right when you face your first boss.
literally
If the Kaminoans hadn't rebelled, I'm guessing the Galactic Civil War would have probably lasted a few weeks at best. The Rebel Alliance couldn't stand a chance! Heck, perhaps there wouldn't have been a rebellion in the first place...
+RGInquisitor the kaminoan rebellion was only a fraction of why stormtroopers became enlisted.
+SpyFreak AR-15 (Sterling Houston) True, but the Empire would probably keep using clones, maybe using only enlisted people to police planets on the outer rim or non essential planets. Having clones as the Empire's main army would substantially increase the effectiveness. They could be ordered to do almost anything without question and their effectiveness is unmatched by anything else. I just don't see the Rebel Alliance gaining any major victories if clones of Jango were still the main force.
you realize clone troops are expensive and took years to produce. and that the rebellion didnt come about until years later
PJ CB Don’t forget that stormtroopers are elite troops with 4 years of training on a high gravity planet.
@@tuppernoot3902 the arkanians made spaarti clones for the republic/empire as well.
The OG clone wars. Loved these guys...
Pilot in TCW who's ship gets barley grazed *crazed screaming and flailing
Pilot in this show: hehe I guess im in danger
Captain Rex and his squad may be cool but there’s just something badass about the Arc Troopers.
This series really showed how organized and powerful the clones were as soldiers.
No words spoken, and orders obeyed without question. Like how Fordo commanded two of his troopers to get in the line of fire so they could track where it was coming from.
1:12
The B1 pausing to mutter "roger, roger" before firing the rocket still makes me howl 20 years later.
Full crew of the Muunilinst 10:
Captain ARC-77 “Fordo”
Lieutenant “Stec”
CT-43/002 (deceased)
Able-472
2 other ARC Lieutenants*
5 other troopers
2 pilots (deceased)
*while official materials state only two lieutenants were in the squad, a third one could be seen multiple times (when the gunship went down, through the sniper scope, taking out the AAT, after contacting Kenobi through hologram, and placing the explosives).
Thx
Since Able-472 was with Kenobi before the Lancer Battalion scene, I assume he was added to the team either for the rescue mission on Hypori or to replace 43/002. Also given how often he served with Kenobi in the comics, my head canon is that the unidentified Lieutenant (the one who's supposed to be there) was Alpha-17 with the other Lieutenant being Stec despite his only confirmed appearance being the rotary cannon ARC in the Hypori scenes.
When you play Helldivers 2 with 3 randos with no mic but they're all experienced level 20+ players.
This was the hypest shit as a kid I swear
1:35 me and my friends sneaking out of my room to get cookies.
I like the way fordo peeks out, sorta cute, mostly badass like he always is. But the way he pops out "are we clear? Yeah I think we are"
@@Camo-un8ee _PERFECT COMMENT_
Operator as fuck
No
*THIS SHOW MADE DE LACK OF DIALOGUE SOMETHING EPIC*
I love how it offers 720p quality and it's still more like 144p
0:18 motionless clone troopers. They show that you can be motionless and still look you mean business
1:08
Droid 1: Hey, have you seen Black Hawk Down?
Droid 2: Roger Roger
Droid 1: Check this out…
My fav bit of the clone wars are these guys. Not a word! Their simple motionless pose of readiness when the shutter door closes is how to mean business.
Only Gendy can make a story with minimal dialogue and make it totally awesome.
Obi wans most generic email template of a speech, then the sequence of what made me love Arc Troopers and the clones as a whole
NOT A SINGLE WORD WASTED! NO STUPID WITTY BANTER!! THIS IS THE PEAK CLONE WARS SERIES. NOT THE FILLER FILLED EPISODES MODERN ONE!🎉
3:10 Imagine being a kid who knew how powerful those AATs were and seeing a single trooper come from behind and destroy it like it's nothing.
WAIT A MINUTE HERE FORDO WAS IN THE WOOKIE ARC THATS THE UNDENTIFIED RED ARMORED CLONE TROOPER I CAUGHT IT!
What do you mean?
DJGT you know that clip from the unfinished wookie arc for season 7 the bad batch were along some wookies and another clone with red armor
oh
no the red troopers were commandos not arc troopers
Revan Ruler He's talking about the clone wars unfinished season 7 clips
they served under Vader as the 501st legion. the last reaming after the first death star was destroyed. Vader had use them on a important mission, and if you played the force unleashed 1 in the Hoth system they make their appearance. some of the arc troopers had family who later on grew up to be the new mandalorian's or solders for the republic
I love this series way better than the animated one. Actually, I used to watch this and then pop in Star Wars Battlefront. Did something similar to this, except it was on Bespin: Platforms.
I miss the old Clone Wars... they were the best. Now, few remember this series existed (:'(
This was the best episode
ROGER ROGER
in this episode :
lots of pews, booms, and badassness
My favourite 5 minutes of Animated Anything... So cool
Epic ending pose. You can't find action like that in cartoons anymore.
This was the first time I’d ever experienced Star Wars at 7 years old
The pilot was like "shit.... you think I am afraid of dying bullshit"
I love how tactically correct this is.
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The coolest thing about this is that the ARC Troopers never speak it’s so bad ass
3:07 Pretty sure the sound of the commander's pistol is the same sound used for equiping a Blaster Rifle in Star Wars Dark Forces.
Unless that's a library stock sound, that is an incredibly cool reference.
That one ARC trooper who stormed that tank was so badass when i was a kid. Still is.
3:15 probably the most bad ass clone
Still consider this canon
It is my canon
If your referring to when they became Imperial Stormtroopers, then it may surprise you to know that the Empire's army wasn't just made up of Jango's clones. The Empire enlisted non-cloned humans and had new clone templates from different candidates. Although these new clones and non-clones didn't have the same fighting or military skills as their counterparts from the Clone Wars.
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Ooh! The "purr" of that gunship really gets me every time!
The cleanest tank take down I’ve ever seen
4:02 me and the boys at 4am camping in cod
as much as we all love the more humanized clones of the 3d animated show, i kind of wish there was more media of clones being these unstoppable elite death machines. Rule of cool, and all that
2:26 Clone Trooper with thermal scan or whatever: Okay, I've managed to locate targets here, here and here. We should aim specifically for those locations, maybe try sniping each one to carefully eliminate-
Fordo: Good idea, hey rocket launcher man fire a few shots in the general direction of those droids and blow their crap up with reckless abandon!
Can someone make a wallpaper of the last shot with all the troopers. That looks so epic.
Yeah, certain characters in this series were more interesting than they are now, "GENERAL GREVOUS" is an example, in this series his the most feared sith mechanical being to oppose the jedi while the one in the latest series is more of a strategist in space with a weak presentation.
He’s not a strategist if he loses every battle.
I know this is an old comment but Grievous wasn't a sith
@@demonicfiendjr7279 kind of? Dooku taught him how to use lightsabers but not the force (presumably because he is mostly mechanical) so in a way he's a Sith Apprentice. I'd like to think he would've been a full fledged Sith had he not been a cyborg.
I like to think of Grievous as an honorary Sith warrior. Like obviously he isn’t Force-Sensitive, but he’s still trained in the “Jedi Arts.”
I grew up in the Clone Wars era. I had this to watch on TV while playing Republic Commandos and Battlefront 2. it was a great time for a Star Wars fan. when that was done, I jammed to the music video Ash. badmouth the prequels all you want but we still got one of the best sci-fi wars ever out of it.
I love the numbers of combatants in this show . So much more realistic when invading an entire planet.
When the biggest troll of the clones wars doesnt even make a single joke or light-hearted comment while briefing you fpr your mission its bc its either a near impossible mission or in the case of ARC troopers its bc he respects you that much for being the best at what you do
Okay these guys cool AF, but can we just talk about how frickin HUGE that gun is?
Without a doubt the best scene in star wars history.
I make it my responsibility to watch this once each day
The red Arc Trooper is friggin HILARIOUS!!!!
We need these guys to fight the first order!
these troopers are badass. they dont say anything and get the job done unlike the troopers in the new clonewars.
trooper: we need back up sir
Rex: im on the way with reinforcements
trooper: thank goodness
Rex:stay hidden
trooper: yes sir!
trooper..... i love you...
I do so love the sound of the LAATs repulsorlift engines
Best of the best
In the words of generation tech, fordo was my first arc trooper and u always remember ur first
It was nice of Captain Fordo to let all those generic clone troopers come along
Gotta love the theme music the arc troopers had during epic fights
0:49 A thousand years of peace through the Ruusan Reformation causes both sides to engage eachother in a line-of-site Napoleonic tactical charge.
3 shot burst snipers.... nice
This was when clones could actually shoot for a damn and hit something.
Actually the Empire did create new clone soldiers from a number of different candidates to enlist in it's army. Although like the non-cloned humans they didn't have the same military training like the clones from the Clone Wars had. Maybe if the Emperor had invested his money in his military instead of giant super weapons, the war against the Rebellion might have turned out differently.
It’s such a small thing. And commenting on an old post I know this won’t get noticed. But the reason why you see normal clones in this ARC unit, is because they were replacing casualties from the earlier grievous fight. Troopers on their way to becoming ARCs, much like how TCW does it.
Fun fact. Cpt Fordo the one in red was the first to receive the Medal of Honor from the republic and refused it.
That “sniper rifle” must have the worst recoil ever XD