If you should blame anyone you should blame Shaak Ti, she saw Order 66 activate in Tup, when it was revealed that Dooku orchestrated the army, a lightbulb should've clicked. At this point, Yoda was sort of right, all they could do was win the war before it was too late, they can't just dismiss the clone army now. For one, Palpatine obviously wouldn't allow it, but two, as far as the Jedi knew without the clone army they would have no chance.
This must've been terrifying for him, seeing his entire life and everything he loves being destroyed by a mysterious figure he's never seen before. He must've had so many questions too. Why was a blue lightsaber responsible for Shaak Ti's death? Why were the Jedi fighting the clones? I feel so bad for Yoda, he's so loveable. Surprised stress didn't kill him. When he finally became one with the force, he was finally at peace.
@Henry Fan 1999 I know what it's from. I'm emphasising Yoda's surprise - HE would be wondering why a blue lightsaber, a jedi lightsaber, would be plunged through the chest of another Jedi.
Was watching The Last Jedi again last night, and the scene where Yoda helps Luke burn down the old teachings (though not really) was the ending of the Jedi Order that had to happen from the prophecy shown here. The two link together very well.
Yoda: *literally sees palpatine facial features in full sith mode* Also yoda: "The chancellor this clearly is not" Yoda: *sees jedi fighting clones* Also yoda: "The clones are fine rn. Ignore this I will"
Yes, when I was a kid and watched the clone wars I hadn't watched any of the Star Wars films an so when Doku bowed before Sidios in so many scenes I had no idea who that man with a hood over his head was, I never even thought it could be Palpatine, years later everything cleared for me.
I like how Liam voices qui gon in this scene. I know he wasn’t even very proud of his performance in episode I, but this shows his commitment to his role of qui gon
Yoda: knows the clones will turn because of the dark lord Windu: knows the dark side of the force surrounds the chancellor Ashoka: knows the dark lord has been grooming anakin to be their apprentice Smh
Yoda couldn’t disbanded the clones, the droid army would have just killed the jedi Instead, windu most likely thought that the dark side is trying to influence the chancellor but he wasn’t thinking of the chancellor being the dark side. Ashoka was either too dump to tell anyone or she was smart enough to know that being the chosen one means being the one who brings balance. The chosen one can’t be light and can’t be dark either. He‘s neutral otherwise he wouldn’t be the chosen one but just a normal Sith or Jedi.
@@timh6792 but in season 7- episode 11, they all had the three pieces to find out Palpatine’s plan. But they ALL hide it from each other. They could’ve stopped it all if the Jedi weren’t so distrusting
@@that-1-boi that's part of why they couldn't have stopped Palps, the Jedi had grown so out of touch with their original purpose and roles in the republic and the galaxy at large, even with their own order, their fellow Padawan's, knights and masters, not able to trust each other fully at times, and with them all becoming generals in a clone army, fighting a group of systems that have every right to leave the republic if they want, the darkside had surrounded and blinded them all from what they truly needed to be doing, what their true path was, and although Palps did manage to place a darkside nexus right inside the jedi temple somehow, the Jedi were mostly responsible for their own downfall. If they hadn't presented Palps with the opportunity to place that nexus, or put them in a manufactured war, they wouldn't have been in that position, and that opportunity came with their growing pride and self imposed faith that no matter what, the jedi always do the right thing, because as soon as the good guys start to think they are the best people ever, unassailable and never in the wrong, they have only just begun their long track of losing
@@samcochran8203 To add on, the jedi couldn't even touch palpatine considering even with all three pieces of that evidence, he techincally hasn't done anything that was illegal, being a sith isn't illegal and as far as the common citizen was concerned there wasn't any difference between sith and jedi, unless they could prove palpatine orchestrated the whole war, he can just dump all the blame on dooku and walk away guilt free and they tried to arrest him just for being a sith lord, he can just have them charged with treason like in the third film
Man, can you the feelings both the Jedi and the clones would have if they charged at each other like 0:09 ? Allies and friends for years, and then suddenly slaughtering each other.
That was the genius in Sidious plan. He knew the Jedi were too trusting and that over time they would come to rely on the Clones, then when Order 66 came in, they were stunned and overwhelmed.
Count Dooku told Obi-Wan everything about Order 66 on Geonosis way before the clone wars started but chose to believe in politics. Anakin could’ve stopped it but his mind was erased which was kinda stupid for “The Father” to do. Yoda could have stopped it too but choose to ignore it which was the dumbest thing ever especially for a grand master🤦🏾♂️
Lord Fader Ahsoka was innocent, Admiral Tarkin accused her for treason no lack of evidence against ahoska. The jedi order agreed to expell her and nearly execute her then they invited her back when they were the ones who betrayed her trust. Anakin was the only one on her side.
Brilliant scene. The 'join me... there is no other way' part sends shivers and you get a full sense of the evil, power and manipulation of Darth Sidious in that one phrase.
I've seen this scene many times. And every time when it plays the music from The Phantom Menace as Qui Gon Jinn speaks to Yoda makes me cry. The fact that they got Liam Neeson to do it seals it for me.
It is quite nice! It's a shame we don't get to see him use it again. Rather disappointed with how little of the ep 3 style fighter we see throughout the series.
Remember, Sidious had the ability to selectively cloud the vision of whomever he pleased. Yoda was supposed to be one of his biggest fears. So when everyone hates on Yoda and says he was ignorant, keep in mind he was the main target of a large ammount of Dark energy specifically used to block his foresight. This arc actually made me respect and feel for him a lot more.
@@briginshaw1 Sheev Palpatine, Darth Sidious, the One True Dark Lord of the Sith, The Ultimate Evil, Supreme Chancellor of the Galactic Republic, Galactic Emperor, Ruler of the First and Final Orders, the Sith Emperor, the Sith'ari, All the Sith, Creator of countless monsters including his Sith apprentices, the Most Powerful Sith Lord and non-entity Force-user of all time, the mastermind behind pretty much everything in Star Wars, and, of course: The Senate. Need any more examples? XD
Of course for he is the embodiment of 1,000 years of sith knowledge if we take the video games in account though emperor Vitiate might be even more dreadful
@@alexeiharp7676 I'd say that Emperor Palpatine is still the supreme Sith, even over Vitiate/Valkorion. Darth Sidious is certainly the more powerful and manipulative of the two.
@@TheGreater-ScopeVillain I agree vitiate was controling milions of sith but this was wrong and it lead to sith empire's destruction while sidious always becomed careful and he always destroyed every threat to hım even his own followers
The fact yoda had to accept that his entire Jedi order was corrupted by the dark side and needed to be eliminated to bring balance to the force deeply pains me
Um it did not show nor say the Jedi were corrupt in the dark side. If anything Anakin had stints. The whole point was the Jedi restricted the force by limiting those who trained to use. The Sith largely are small in numbers and not wildly wielding the other extreme use of the force. He did not have to accept the vision. Yoda is often weak in that way he goes its the will of the force. Half of the clone wars was the force trying to get Yoda to change the Jedi order to be more like grey Jedi in training. Qui Gon was able to handle both sides of the force equally. The fault of the Jedi order was restricting the force.
People wonder why Yoda never heed these cave visions? But, what did exactly did Yoda see? Jedi Knights like Kenobi or Windu attacking some clones, the cloaked figure of Sidious and the feeling that the Order will end. Plus, Qui-Gon did tell him that there is always hope thus the Jedi can prevail. Yoda still believed that it was an "us vs them", when in reality, the evil resided within their own Jedi Order, Anakin/Vader.
The Jedi weren’t meant to fight in the clone wars, since they were peace keepers. They have signed their death warrant in the minute that they joined the clones.
Although I love the Clone Wars and it'S a great tv show, best thing that ever came out of the Star Wars Franchise since the Original Trilogy, I feel one of the problems of the Clone Wars for was that for some reason they tried several times to show us the events of the prequels by allowing the characters to either see or experience what ultimately will happen to them but not yet, only for them to either forget what they saw or dismiss it as just a vision or just a potential future. I don't understand why Yoda never acted or even thought about telling all this to someone
This was really the only time that they tried to give a glimpse of what would happen during Revenge of the Sith. This vision really didn't tell Yoda anything new as by this point they had learned that the Clones were created by the sith and that Sidious was out there. This vision didn't tell him when, where, or how this would come about and so he was powerless to stop the sith's machinations as they had already grown too far to be stopped. This is why at the end of this arc he tells Obi-Wan and Mace that they have already lost but must focus on finding victory not in the Clone Wars but for all time.
Everyone talks about how obvious Palpatine and Order 66 should have been, but we have the benefit of knowing all the details at all times, and knowing how it all turns out. Yeah, Dooku told Obi-Wan about Palpatine on Geonosis, and then he proceeded to massacre most of the Jedi, nearly kill Obi-Wan, cut off Anakin's arm, and flee to take command of the Separatists fighting a war against the Republic. It's pretty understandable that the Jedi wouldn't trust a word that their greatest enemy said. As for Palpatine, as far as the Jedi could tell, he was a cunning and greedy politician who was trying to hold on to power as long as he could. They didn't trust him, and they were starting to figure it out (hence having Anakin spy on him), but it was too late. Palpatine was a master of the dark side and was able to stay hidden long enough for the damage to be done. Like other people have said, this vision only shows Yoda WHAT happens, not how or when it happens. All the Jedi can do is focus on ending the war, and stay alert. Unfortunately for them, this comes from the least expected source (Anakin and their own soldiers). So yeah, Order 66 and Palpatine seem really obvious when you know the whole story and have all the facts, but the characters in the story don't, so I think it's pretty understandable they were so surprised by it.
I'm still loving the fact that Qui-Gon Jinn ends up being Master Yoda's Master, Qui-Gon always did what the Force told him and refused a seat on the council, in that he uncovered knowledge far greater than Yoda ever could, message: You can be wise, but somebody will always know more than you do
Johnny Ortega If Solo didn’t do so poorly we’d have at least 4 spin offs about individual characters from Star Wars. Like I said: They WISH they could do what Marvels doing right now.
He has the vision of the jedi massacre, he heard the Jedi master Qui-Con confirmed it, and yet he didn't do anything to stop it from happening. And they say that Yoda is the wisest from all the Jedi.
Except he did try and stop it, he hoped that they could end the war before Sidious' plans came to fruition, and Revenge of the Sith showed us that the Jedi kept trying to look for Sidious after these visions. They simply failed to stop it because this vision didn't show him any new information that he could act upon.
I think everyone agrees there. But LucasFilms wanted to make a reasonable story line. To be honest, however, it really wasn't. Along with that, Anakin should've noticed he was being swayed back Palpatine.
What the EU and shows like clone wars, rebels and now the mandalorian have taught us is: that movies are a poor medium for SW to develop, it needs time and exposure to be as efective. The movies aren't bad or anything they just can be so much more without the time constraints.
I agree in the main. Some of the films are great, but given time with a proper series, the stories and lore can grow. However I liked the scene in The Last Jedi where Yoda reappears to help Luke burn down the old shrine, as imo, that is the final ending to what we see here in the prophecy. The old order shall die, and darkness will come, but there is always hope.
@@shugaroony that yoda scene weas pretty awesome. But it conflicts greatly with the cannon both in a good and bad way. The good: people who become force ghost are actually *"more powerful than we could ever imagine"* The bad: *"if so powerful they were, why not help during the worst crisis?"* But i digress, what's done is done.
@@virtueofsunlight1342 Yes, its not perfect, and if we want to nit-pick I suppose we could look at plot holes etc; but there is a lot of complexity in the SW universe now if we look deep enough, and thats what I like as an old fan of the saga.
Well, Star Wars movie are born as fables (even the sequel, bad-written fables but always fables). Vader is the Dark Knight/Black Knight, Palpy the Evil Wizard/Sorcer/Warlock, Luke the young farmer that become a knight, Yoda a fairy/pixie ally of the hero, Obi Wan a wizard/fairy Godfather figure.
I wish they used what Yoda stated to Luke. Luke: "Is the dark side stronger?" Yoda: "No, no." "Easier and more seductive." The dark side is not strogner, it is just easier to use and more seductive.
The reason yoda didn’t stop it is because qui gon told yoda to not tell anyone and he also didn’t know why it happens and he also realized that it might have to Happen and also, he probably thought it was a possible future because the future is always in motion.
it was too late they were pretty screwed, too much power given to palpatine.They didn't even know he was the master mind at the time as well only suspicions.
Well one he didn't know Palpatine was Sidious and he didn't see Anakins face just a blue lightsaber stabbing Shaak Ti it could've been Anakin or Grievous
Everyone forgets that order 66 and the fall of the republic was going to happen no matter what from that point forward. No matter what Yoda does no one can change prophecy, the only thing that can change are the actions that lead up to the prophecy being fulfilled. Yoda knew this and he knew nothing could change the future.
I always wondered why at the end of the season, Yoda told the others he didn't discover anything significant. I could only come up with this explanation: When he saw all this, this was a vision of a possible future. He cautioned Anakin about sensing the future, yet it seems the Jedi policy towards these visions is to take no action because doing so might cause the vision to occur. That's what happened to Anakin in ROTS, so in a way the policy was sound. At the same time, though, considering the vision he saw, he could have done something. Taken some action. But I think he was finally beginning to acknowledge that Qui-Gon and Dooku had been right about the Republic and the Jedi Order all along. He admitted at the end of this arc that he was no longer certain the way the Jedi were doing things would lead to victory. Yoda had been shown a glimpse of a different course they could have taken. Something that would have allowed the Jedi to win the war and avoid Order 66. But he needed time. Time to fully understand what the Priestesses were showing him. Time for him to learn from Qui-Gon. Unfortunately, Palpatine had begun his endgame, and the Jedi were force to play the roles Palpatine had set up for them to play. Maybe Yoda still thought he could continue traveling down the path he had traveled all his life and defeat Palpatine. But when he faced Palpatine, as it said in the novel, he realized the terrible truth that he never had what was needed to defeat Palpatine. He and the other Jedi were more than capable of defeating the Sith as they were a thousand years ago. But the Sith had changed and become something new, while the Jedi remained the same. It was only at the end, when the Jedi were defeated and "seemingly relieved" of their obligations and duties to the Republic and the galaxy that Yoda, and eventually Obi-Wan, were able to learn the lessons and be in a position to guide Luke to victory.
Let me explain, the Jedi never knew that Palpatine was the Emperor. They were caught off guard when the clones attacked like you saw in the Jedi purge in Revenge of the Sith also since the attack was led by Anakin it made it worse for them because Anakin is the strongest Jedi there ever was. Being caught off guard in different places like The Jedi Temple, and other places (Don't know how to spell them) so just chill
Plus the Outer Rim sieges made the jedi few and far between, and Palpatine had such a good reputation and character in the Republic that all that time the Jedi suspected Mas Amedda or some other of his advisors of being Darth Sidious
@@shugaroony anakin was. However what anakin had in power he lacked in wisdom, battle tactics and brains. He was young and stupid. Ultimately that costed him his 3 remaining limbs and 3rd degree burns to his body and damage to his lungs.
@@trollzynisaacjohan1793 Anakin could have went on to become the strongest Jedi - I'm not denying that - if he was balanced. Which he never was, and hence his fall to the dark side. Obi-Wan could never match him in force ability, but he was a masterful swordsman, and a true perfect Jedi in that he was reasoned, judged situations accordingly, even when he was beaten, never once was tempted by the dark side and stuck to the path of the light. Thats what made Obi-Wan stronger, for me, at that time. I don't need to go into Yoda's insight, and abilities though I'm sure.
well, they were clouded by their own arrogance and by the dark side that Palpatine represented. They could never expect that a Sith Lord was right under their noses, and also the Council was already doomed to fall since they got involucrated in the wars.
The animators got Eeth Koth and Agen Kolar mixed up. They're both Zabrak Jedi Masters but Agen has darker skin and a blur lightsaber. He was the one killed during Palatine's arrest. They showed Eeth Koth getting killed in Yoda's vision instead since they already had a mode for him from the Grevious Intrigue episode
So to all the people judging Yoda for not doing enough, what exactly could he have done to save the order? They where fucked either way and the only thing he could do was become part of the force after death, therefore solidifying the victory of the light side.
Obvious plot hole is why didn't Yoda warn all the other Jedi of their impending doom? He probably did. The crucial detail left out in his vision of course was that it was Palpatine and the clones that were responsible for it. The Jedi likely knew that trouble was ahead and did all they could to prepare for it, but ultimately didn't expect it to come from behind them.
The Jedi already knew that they were in a precarious situation after learning that the clones were created by the sith. They kept trying to find Sidious and end the clone wars as quickly as possible in order to stop Sidious but ultimately failed. Nothing in Yoda's vision could've prevented that.
Yoda literally knew what was gonna happen since the start of the clone wars, yet he let it happen, enabled it even. And when it happened, went to chill with the wookies
So Yoda had a warning about the fall of the Jedi a warning which was clear and not cryptic and yet the Jedi were still wipe out? So yeah the Jedi are bloody idiots.
Actually this explanation shows that yoda wasn't told when it would happen but that it had to happen due to the jedi forgeting their purpose as peace keepers and needing to balance the force out
@@jhonkrone3446 for all yoda knows the jedi are mowing down troops as aggressors, not defending. Those Jedi were kicking Clone ass, not being shot from behind. The engagement with the Sith lord could also be interpreted as a focused attack, again by the Jedi. Bloody for them, yes, but Yoda can see all of this as being proactive. Not to mention later he sees himself and Anakin escorted by Clones against Sidious and Dooku...the picture is nowhere near accurate, and probably intentionally so in universe.
![Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Yoda & Anakin vs. Dooku & Sidious [1080p]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ctN5s8z3E8E/mqdefault.jpg)
![Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Yoda & Anakin vs. Dooku & Sidious [1080p]](/img/tr.png)
Yoda: "Hmm. Nope, just another pointless dream. Ignore it I will."
😂😂😂
Yoda: Hmm. Another pointless dream this is. Ignore it I will.*
Make fun of me do you
@@masteryoda765 Yoda: *does Yoda laugh*
If you should blame anyone you should blame Shaak Ti, she saw Order 66 activate in Tup, when it was revealed that Dooku orchestrated the army, a lightbulb should've clicked. At this point, Yoda was sort of right, all they could do was win the war before it was too late, they can't just dismiss the clone army now. For one, Palpatine obviously wouldn't allow it, but two, as far as the Jedi knew without the clone army they would have no chance.
The Son, Qui Gon, Fives, and Maul literally told all of them what was going to happen. It’s like they’re minds can’t comprehend it.
To be fair anakin forgot the father wiped his memories clean fives was arrested. And ashoka should have told yoda what maul told her
MemeBrain Correct
assassinsknight none of this was supposed to happen when revenge of the sith happens
CheeriCOKE Attack of the clones?
assassinsknight yes but the clone wars where these events take you lace wernt in production or apart of the final project
Hey, at least I survived.
But you failed anakin
@Obi-Wan Kenobi it's because you had the high ground!!
Obi-Wan Kenobi hello there
Obi-Wan Kenobi god always survives
Hello There
Shaak Ti FINALLY has a canon death
She is killed by Grievous.
Vdaddy No, she is killed by Anakin.
LOL? She's killed by Grievous.
William W No, she is killed by Bob.
That scene was deleted so it isn't canon.
This must've been terrifying for him, seeing his entire life and everything he loves being destroyed by a mysterious figure he's never seen before. He must've had so many questions too. Why was a blue lightsaber responsible for Shaak Ti's death? Why were the Jedi fighting the clones? I feel so bad for Yoda, he's so loveable. Surprised stress didn't kill him. When he finally became one with the force, he was finally at peace.
@Henry Fan 1999 I know what it's from. I'm emphasising Yoda's surprise - HE would be wondering why a blue lightsaber, a jedi lightsaber, would be plunged through the chest of another Jedi.
@@lexark general grievous has blue lightsaber tho
It was Anakins Lightsaber if u saw Revenge of the sith delete sence u will know
Was watching The Last Jedi again last night, and the scene where Yoda helps Luke burn down the old teachings (though not really) was the ending of the Jedi Order that had to happen from the prophecy shown here. The two link together very well.
Rest he needed
Yoda: *literally sees palpatine facial features in full sith mode*
Also yoda: "The chancellor this clearly is not"
Yoda: *sees jedi fighting clones*
Also yoda: "The clones are fine rn. Ignore this I will"
what about the droid attack on the wookies?
It is critical that we send an attack group to reanforce the wookies on kashyk
He's right. It's a system we cannot afford to lose.
It's settled then
I AGREE. THIS SHIT IS SO STUPID. You can clearly see it’s palpatine
Is it really that hard to recognize that chin?
Hehe yeah what a fun thing
Yes, when I was a kid and watched the clone wars I hadn't watched any of the Star Wars films an so when Doku bowed before Sidios in so many scenes I had no idea who that man with a hood over his head was, I never even thought it could be Palpatine, years later everything cleared for me.
Kamen Manev
That is an Awesome feeling to have, I wish I was you when I was watching the Clone Wars.
Lol
And the voice
Thanks for not telling mace windu yoda lol
I love macewindu
He was only shown, not told when.
"Stay away from windows, you probably should, Master Windu."
Mace windu died before order 66, yoda didn’t see palpatine’s face and the prophecy was always going to come true.
@@starchildstar743 Na he was the epitomy of Jedi hubris around this point and the Jedi I liked least by far.
I like how Liam voices qui gon in this scene. I know he wasn’t even very proud of his performance in episode I, but this shows his commitment to his role of qui gon
I’ve heard rumors that he’s trying to get a Qui Gon solo movie
He wasn't? Literally everywhere I see he talks about how much he loved that role.
No. Liam is very proud of the Phantom Menace and loved being a Jedi.
Liam loves being Qui-Gon
Its over sadly, he said no more qui gonn cause of disney's bullshit
So Shaak Ti finally has a canon death, now we just need one for Eeth Koth, Luminara and Barris Offee
Eeth now dies by Darth Vader. Luminara gets captured by the empire and Barriss' is unknown but she could be the new inquisitor in fallen Order.
Starkiller got her
@@whoisthedeepstate7852Star Killer isn't canon
@@eeth_121 she wasn't but she'd be an epic boss for the second game or maybe a dlc where you play as an inquisitor.
Barris would make a good grey Jedi. Her whole thing was that Jedi have become corrupt and while she too was corrupt, she wasn't too far off
Yoda was like:
"Destroyed the Jedi Order is about to get. Fine it is."
No. He is just depressed because he knows it is inevitable and is planning for the long term survival of the order.
@@kungolaf4499 and why is this inevitable, at least he tried to tell the jedi order about this??
@@ciudaddelrio7370 what exactly could they do about it? Please tell me.
Yoda: knows the clones will turn because of the dark lord
Windu: knows the dark side of the force surrounds the chancellor
Ashoka: knows the dark lord has been grooming anakin to be their apprentice
Smh
Yoda couldn’t disbanded the clones, the droid army would have just killed the jedi Instead, windu most likely thought that the dark side is trying to influence the chancellor but he wasn’t thinking of the chancellor being the dark side.
Ashoka was either too dump to tell anyone or she was smart enough to know that being the chosen one means being the one who brings balance. The chosen one can’t be light and can’t be dark either. He‘s neutral otherwise he wouldn’t be the chosen one but just a normal Sith or Jedi.
@@timh6792 but in season 7- episode 11, they all had the three pieces to find out Palpatine’s plan. But they ALL hide it from each other. They could’ve stopped it all if the Jedi weren’t so distrusting
@@that-1-boi that's part of why they couldn't have stopped Palps, the Jedi had grown so out of touch with their original purpose and roles in the republic and the galaxy at large, even with their own order, their fellow Padawan's, knights and masters, not able to trust each other fully at times, and with them all becoming generals in a clone army, fighting a group of systems that have every right to leave the republic if they want, the darkside had surrounded and blinded them all from what they truly needed to be doing, what their true path was, and although Palps did manage to place a darkside nexus right inside the jedi temple somehow, the Jedi were mostly responsible for their own downfall. If they hadn't presented Palps with the opportunity to place that nexus, or put them in a manufactured war, they wouldn't have been in that position, and that opportunity came with their growing pride and self imposed faith that no matter what, the jedi always do the right thing, because as soon as the good guys start to think they are the best people ever, unassailable and never in the wrong, they have only just begun their long track of losing
@@samcochran8203 To add on, the jedi couldn't even touch palpatine considering even with all three pieces of that evidence, he techincally hasn't done anything that was illegal, being a sith isn't illegal and as far as the common citizen was concerned there wasn't any difference between sith and jedi, unless they could prove palpatine orchestrated the whole war, he can just dump all the blame on dooku and walk away guilt free and they tried to arrest him just for being a sith lord, he can just have them charged with treason like in the third film
Don't forget that Dooku told Obi-Wan that a sith lord was controlling the senate.
He smoked that Force kush
“Looks similar to the chancellor this sith does, report my visions to the council I will”
*end credits*
Directed by Dave Filoni
That voice was qui gon
Really, I didn’t know that
I thought it was ham solo
@@Gussamuel ...
han solo wasn't born before the events of revenge of the sith.
@@millimeter2008 Brother it was a joke.
@@Gussamuel OH COME ON I WISH I KNEW
Man, can you the feelings both the Jedi and the clones would have if they charged at each other like 0:09 ? Allies and friends for years, and then suddenly slaughtering each other.
That was the genius in Sidious plan. He knew the Jedi were too trusting and that over time they would come to rely on the Clones, then when Order 66 came in, they were stunned and overwhelmed.
What would have happened if yoda told the other jedi
0:24 I LOOOVE how he looks terrified. For being the wisest Jedi, that was a great moment and great animation.
Count Dooku told Obi-Wan everything about Order 66 on Geonosis way before the clone wars started but chose to believe in politics. Anakin could’ve stopped it but his mind was erased which was kinda stupid for “The Father” to do. Yoda could have stopped it too but choose to ignore it which was the dumbest thing ever especially for a grand master🤦🏾♂️
The "father" made anakin forget it
Tbf a sith is a master of manipulation. You can't blame Obi-Wan for not trusting what Dooku was telling him.
The word deceive, it happens a lot in this universe so there’s no trust to gain here
Lord Fader She didn’t trust the jedi order still for not realizing what they’ve done to her that made her leave.
Lord Fader Ahsoka was innocent, Admiral Tarkin accused her for treason no lack of evidence against ahoska. The jedi order agreed to expell her and nearly execute her then they invited her back when they were the ones who betrayed her trust. Anakin was the only one on her side.
so wait, Yoda knew that this would happen but didn't try to find a way to stop it...that's messed up!
He couldn't have stopped it he just knew that it would happen, not when, not how, not where, just the outcome...
Go look up Yoda talking to Anakin about visions of the future. He wouldn't have stopped it if he could have.
Yeah iron man tryed to stop thanos and save everyone yoda just ignored it
You’re gunna die. I’m telling you that as a definitive. This doesn’t mean you can stop it
Even if he told him it wouldn't have made a much of a difference
I bet you while on Kashyyk, Yoda was thinking back to this moment and realizing what he saw in the cave was true.
The music is so amazing in this show. Just incredible.
It is but also it uses John Wllliams' original music superbly. Yoda's theme here was so wonderfully pleasant.
Who’s here after Season 7 Episode 11?
bruhh
Me
Me
Yes my favorite show has come to an end. R.I.P to the Clone wars.
Brilliant scene. The 'join me... there is no other way' part sends shivers and you get a full sense of the evil, power and manipulation of Darth Sidious in that one phrase.
Yoda : hmm not happen this will
Nice place live here I will hmmm
I've seen this scene many times. And every time when it plays the music from The Phantom Menace as Qui Gon Jinn speaks to Yoda makes me cry. The fact that they got Liam Neeson to do it seals it for me.
Was liam neeson really voiced this scene?
sunnyhing91 I think so. It sounds entirely like him.
Yep.
sunnyhing91 I think so .
Yes that was actually him
Yeah it was.
I can't believe Liam Neeson still played Qui-Gon in a couple episodes his voice is so easy to recognize by how deep and soft it is
what has yoda been smoking
It's called the truth.
agent 76 The force
cringe lord 82 Deathsticks.
weed
Been smoking some Dagobah-Green
Can I just say how adorable it is the Jedi made a mini fighter just for Yoda? It’s so cute looking! I’m surprised R2 even has a space in it.
It is quite nice! It's a shame we don't get to see him use it again. Rather disappointed with how little of the ep 3 style fighter we see throughout the series.
Remember, Sidious had the ability to selectively cloud the vision of whomever he pleased. Yoda was supposed to be one of his biggest fears. So when everyone hates on Yoda and says he was ignorant, keep in mind he was the main target of a large ammount of Dark energy specifically used to block his foresight. This arc actually made me respect and feel for him a lot more.
1:10 When you overdose on ketamine
Lol hate the fact that I can relate.
Oof
When the people who liked this comment are probably 16-18 and jobless
Is it just me who loves the scene where the four amigos confront palps so much more in this version…
Palpatine is considered the most evil character in Star Wars
What else is he
@@briginshaw1 Sheev Palpatine, Darth Sidious, the One True Dark Lord of the Sith, The Ultimate Evil, Supreme Chancellor of the Galactic Republic, Galactic Emperor, Ruler of the First and Final Orders, the Sith Emperor, the Sith'ari, All the Sith, Creator of countless monsters including his Sith apprentices, the Most Powerful Sith Lord and non-entity Force-user of all time, the mastermind behind pretty much everything in Star Wars, and, of course: The Senate.
Need any more examples? XD
Of course for he is the embodiment of 1,000 years of sith knowledge if we take the video games in account though emperor Vitiate might be even more dreadful
@@alexeiharp7676 I'd say that Emperor Palpatine is still the supreme Sith, even over Vitiate/Valkorion. Darth Sidious is certainly the more powerful and manipulative of the two.
@@TheGreater-ScopeVillain I agree vitiate was controling milions of sith but this was wrong and it lead to sith empire's destruction while sidious always becomed careful and he always destroyed every threat to hım even his own followers
I like how the same effect happens when Yoda talks to Ezra for the first time.
The fact yoda had to accept that his entire Jedi order was corrupted by the dark side and needed to be eliminated to bring balance to the force deeply pains me
Um it did not show nor say the Jedi were corrupt in the dark side. If anything Anakin had stints. The whole point was the Jedi restricted the force by limiting those who trained to use. The Sith largely are small in numbers and not wildly wielding the other extreme use of the force.
He did not have to accept the vision. Yoda is often weak in that way he goes its the will of the force. Half of the clone wars was the force trying to get Yoda to change the Jedi order to be more like grey Jedi in training. Qui Gon was able to handle both sides of the force equally. The fault of the Jedi order was restricting the force.
People wonder why Yoda never heed these cave visions?
But, what did exactly did Yoda see? Jedi Knights like Kenobi or Windu attacking some clones, the cloaked figure of Sidious and the feeling that the Order will end.
Plus, Qui-Gon did tell him that there is always hope thus the Jedi can prevail.
Yoda still believed that it was an "us vs them", when in reality, the evil resided within their own Jedi Order, Anakin/Vader.
That scene of the Jedi vs the clones was epic af. Thats how order 66 should've played out in theatres. The jedis final stand 😭
"I sense a plot to destroy the jedi"
0:27 oh so that deleted scene of Anakin killing Shaak at the temple is canon afterall... nice
0:17 Oh hi Eeth Koth, was Agen Kolar not available to die today?
0:30 gives me the chills
Same here !
There has been so many times in the Clone Wars when characters tell them what will happen and no one listens. They had the time to fix things
The Jedi weren’t meant to fight in the clone wars, since they were peace keepers. They have signed their death warrant in the minute that they joined the clones.
Not the younglings though have a heart.
Indeed, the hubris of Mace Windu in aligning the Jedi with the Clones, was the final deathknell of the old Order.
*"Join me. There is no other **_waaaaaaaaaaayyyy_** ."* 😈
It was very hard to see what was going on beyond Jedi getting killed by a hooded figure, and Yoda was told there was hope, so I really don’t blame him
Although I love the Clone Wars and it'S a great tv show, best thing that ever came out of the Star Wars Franchise since the Original Trilogy, I feel one of the problems of the Clone Wars for was that for some reason they tried several times to show us the events of the prequels by allowing the characters to either see or experience what ultimately will happen to them but not yet, only for them to either forget what they saw or dismiss it as just a vision or just a potential future. I don't understand why Yoda never acted or even thought about telling all this to someone
This was really the only time that they tried to give a glimpse of what would happen during Revenge of the Sith. This vision really didn't tell Yoda anything new as by this point they had learned that the Clones were created by the sith and that Sidious was out there. This vision didn't tell him when, where, or how this would come about and so he was powerless to stop the sith's machinations as they had already grown too far to be stopped. This is why at the end of this arc he tells Obi-Wan and Mace that they have already lost but must focus on finding victory not in the Clone Wars but for all time.
Everyone talks about how obvious Palpatine and Order 66 should have been, but we have the benefit of knowing all the details at all times, and knowing how it all turns out. Yeah, Dooku told Obi-Wan about Palpatine on Geonosis, and then he proceeded to massacre most of the Jedi, nearly kill Obi-Wan, cut off Anakin's arm, and flee to take command of the Separatists fighting a war against the Republic. It's pretty understandable that the Jedi wouldn't trust a word that their greatest enemy said. As for Palpatine, as far as the Jedi could tell, he was a cunning and greedy politician who was trying to hold on to power as long as he could. They didn't trust him, and they were starting to figure it out (hence having Anakin spy on him), but it was too late. Palpatine was a master of the dark side and was able to stay hidden long enough for the damage to be done. Like other people have said, this vision only shows Yoda WHAT happens, not how or when it happens. All the Jedi can do is focus on ending the war, and stay alert. Unfortunately for them, this comes from the least expected source (Anakin and their own soldiers).
So yeah, Order 66 and Palpatine seem really obvious when you know the whole story and have all the facts, but the characters in the story don't, so I think it's pretty understandable they were so surprised by it.
I'm still loving the fact that Qui-Gon Jinn ends up being Master Yoda's Master, Qui-Gon always did what the Force told him and refused a seat on the council, in that he uncovered knowledge far greater than Yoda ever could, message: You can be wise, but somebody will always know more than you do
So yoda has feared the end of the republic and the RISE of the empire before it happened its like Tony’s visions with thanos
Torin G how is it marvel garbage?
Torin G I like Star Wars more but marvel is not garbage
Johnny Ortega much isn’t garbage
Johnny Ortega the MCU did/is doing what Star Wars wish it could do, if we’re being honest.
Johnny Ortega If Solo didn’t do so poorly we’d have at least 4 spin offs about individual characters from Star Wars. Like I said: They WISH they could do what Marvels doing right now.
Liam Neeson back as Qui Gon Jinn😎❤️💯
He has the vision of the jedi massacre, he heard the Jedi master Qui-Con confirmed it, and yet he didn't do anything to stop it from happening.
And they say that Yoda is the wisest from all the Jedi.
Except he did try and stop it, he hoped that they could end the war before Sidious' plans came to fruition, and Revenge of the Sith showed us that the Jedi kept trying to look for Sidious after these visions. They simply failed to stop it because this vision didn't show him any new information that he could act upon.
The Jedi were idiots to not see that the Chansiler was the Sith Lord
I mean it was pretty fucking obvious
Dylan Decent I mean a man wearing a robe. yeah that is pure unadulterated evil!!!
I think everyone agrees there. But LucasFilms wanted to make a reasonable story line. To be honest, however, it really wasn't. Along with that, Anakin should've noticed he was being swayed back Palpatine.
What the EU and shows like clone wars, rebels and now the mandalorian have taught us is: that movies are a poor medium for SW to develop, it needs time and exposure to be as efective. The movies aren't bad or anything they just can be so much more without the time constraints.
I agree in the main. Some of the films are great, but given time with a proper series, the stories and lore can grow. However I liked the scene in The Last Jedi where Yoda reappears to help Luke burn down the old shrine, as imo, that is the final ending to what we see here in the prophecy. The old order shall die, and darkness will come, but there is always hope.
@@shugaroony that yoda scene weas pretty awesome. But it conflicts greatly with the cannon both in a good and bad way.
The good: people who become force ghost are actually *"more powerful than we could ever imagine"*
The bad: *"if so powerful they were, why not help during the worst crisis?"*
But i digress, what's done is done.
@@virtueofsunlight1342 Yes, its not perfect, and if we want to nit-pick I suppose we could look at plot holes etc; but there is a lot of complexity in the SW universe now if we look deep enough, and thats what I like as an old fan of the saga.
@@shugaroony well i can oly hope they learn from the missteps and deliver some good content soon.
Well, Star Wars movie are born as fables (even the sequel, bad-written fables but always fables).
Vader is the Dark Knight/Black Knight, Palpy the Evil Wizard/Sorcer/Warlock, Luke the young farmer that become a knight, Yoda a fairy/pixie ally of the hero, Obi Wan a wizard/fairy Godfather figure.
I wish they used what Yoda stated to Luke.
Luke: "Is the dark side stronger?"
Yoda: "No, no." "Easier and more seductive."
The dark side is not strogner, it is just easier to use and more seductive.
The reason yoda didn’t stop it is because qui gon told yoda to not tell anyone and he also didn’t know why it happens and he also realized that it might have to Happen and also, he probably thought it was a possible future because the future is always in motion.
"Dread it, run from it, Destiny arrives all the same. And now its here, or should I say
*Order 66 is given season 7 episode 11*
*I AM*
I’m so glad Liam Neeson came back to do qui gon,s voice
A really underrated point to note in this video is that Yoda can understand R2 perfectly
Yoda got a mini starfighter how cute
I wish we saw him in space combat for the heck of it.
yoda pretty much killed everyone for not saying anything
it was too late they were pretty screwed, too much power given to palpatine.They didn't even know he was the master mind at the time as well only suspicions.
There is A lot of evedidence given to Yoda that Anakin would turn specifically when the Jedi are cutting down the clones Anakin isn't among them
Nobody talking about sidious doing the spinning roar 💀💀💀 that shit is so loud
I like how the force still manages to hide Sidious’s face because it’s a destiny that is supposed to occur. It cannot be changed or stopped.
0:11 notice how anakin is not with them? Makes me wonder if yoda knew anakin would fall to the darkside
Yoda: Luke, remember your failure at the cave
Every Jedi slain: yeh thanx for the heads up about order 66
Yoda: sees what happens
Anakin: his dream comes true
Yoda ignore it I will
Fast forward the clone wars is now in revenge of the sith territory.
so this confirms that Shaak ti being killed by anakin is canon?
Yes
So yoda saw
The clones killing jedi
Palpatine vs mace and the other 3 jedi
Anakin killing shaak ti
Mace being electricuted
Well one he didn't know Palpatine was Sidious and he didn't see Anakins face just a blue lightsaber stabbing Shaak Ti it could've been Anakin or Grievous
Arasn't but to yoda it could’ve been either.
@Arasn't Yoda has view fragments of the future, not all the future. We know that is the order 66, he doesn't. The future is not stable.
Qui Gon Jin:"Yoda,the sith lord you are looking for...is Palpatine"
*Rolls credits
Palpatine is a monster
I'm here after the finale episode Yoda so sorry man.
I love Yoda’s theme.
Everyone forgets that order 66 and the fall of the republic was going to happen no matter what from that point forward. No matter what Yoda does no one can change prophecy, the only thing that can change are the actions that lead up to the prophecy being fulfilled. Yoda knew this and he knew nothing could change the future.
not gonna lie, that was scary, especially the Palpatine vs Windu fight
I always wondered why at the end of the season, Yoda told the others he didn't discover anything significant. I could only come up with this explanation:
When he saw all this, this was a vision of a possible future. He cautioned Anakin about sensing the future, yet it seems the Jedi policy towards these visions is to take no action because doing so might cause the vision to occur. That's what happened to Anakin in ROTS, so in a way the policy was sound. At the same time, though, considering the vision he saw, he could have done something. Taken some action. But I think he was finally beginning to acknowledge that Qui-Gon and Dooku had been right about the Republic and the Jedi Order all along. He admitted at the end of this arc that he was no longer certain the way the Jedi were doing things would lead to victory. Yoda had been shown a glimpse of a different course they could have taken. Something that would have allowed the Jedi to win the war and avoid Order 66. But he needed time. Time to fully understand what the Priestesses were showing him. Time for him to learn from Qui-Gon. Unfortunately, Palpatine had begun his endgame, and the Jedi were force to play the roles Palpatine had set up for them to play. Maybe Yoda still thought he could continue traveling down the path he had traveled all his life and defeat Palpatine. But when he faced Palpatine, as it said in the novel, he realized the terrible truth that he never had what was needed to defeat Palpatine. He and the other Jedi were more than capable of defeating the Sith as they were a thousand years ago. But the Sith had changed and become something new, while the Jedi remained the same. It was only at the end, when the Jedi were defeated and "seemingly relieved" of their obligations and duties to the Republic and the galaxy that Yoda, and eventually Obi-Wan, were able to learn the lessons and be in a position to guide Luke to victory.
Here after today’s recent episode.
interesting how when The Son showed Anakin the future he tried to resist
Yoda be all "oh whats that? and that? hmmm and that too, yes i see"
A great indicator of how Anakin always had that fear inside him, but Yoda had overcome it.
Luminara! Only if she survived! 😭
She did...but not for long
Let me explain, the Jedi never knew that Palpatine was the Emperor. They were caught off guard when the clones attacked like you saw in the Jedi purge in Revenge of the Sith also since the attack was led by Anakin it made it worse for them because Anakin is the strongest Jedi there ever was. Being caught off guard in different places like The Jedi Temple, and other places (Don't know how to spell them) so just chill
Plus the Outer Rim sieges made the jedi few and far between, and Palpatine had such a good reputation and character in the Republic that all that time the Jedi suspected Mas Amedda or some other of his advisors of being Darth Sidious
Yoda and even Obi-Wan, were stronger Jedi than Anakin was - at that time.
@@shugaroony anakin was. However what anakin had in power he lacked in wisdom, battle tactics and brains.
He was young and stupid. Ultimately that costed him his 3 remaining limbs and 3rd degree burns to his body and damage to his lungs.
@@trollzynisaacjohan1793 Anakin could have went on to become the strongest Jedi - I'm not denying that - if he was balanced. Which he never was, and hence his fall to the dark side. Obi-Wan could never match him in force ability, but he was a masterful swordsman, and a true perfect Jedi in that he was reasoned, judged situations accordingly, even when he was beaten, never once was tempted by the dark side and stuck to the path of the light. Thats what made Obi-Wan stronger, for me, at that time. I don't need to go into Yoda's insight, and abilities though I'm sure.
Saltire no he was stronger then obi wan the reason that he lost was because he was too cocky
Yoda didn’t feel inclined to even inform the council he saw this. The Jedi could have stopped sidious literally a million times
well, they were clouded by their own arrogance and by the dark side that Palpatine represented. They could never expect that a Sith Lord was right under their noses, and also the Council was already doomed to fall since they got involucrated in the wars.
The moment Sidious was appointed as Supreme chancellor the Jedi had already lost
You cannot stop the future only prepare for it. The prophecy of Anakin would be fulfilled one way or another.
How?
Yoda logic “High on crack I am, Illusion this is.” Yoda could had rlly prevent this shit but u know, Yoda do love crack.
The animators got Eeth Koth and Agen Kolar mixed up. They're both Zabrak Jedi Masters but Agen has darker skin and a blur lightsaber. He was the one killed during Palatine's arrest. They showed Eeth Koth getting killed in Yoda's vision instead since they already had a mode for him from the Grevious Intrigue episode
Luminara looked like a little baddie flipping and slicing.
So to all the people judging Yoda for not doing enough, what exactly could he have done to save the order? They where fucked either way and the only thing he could do was become part of the force after death, therefore solidifying the victory of the light side.
How about order 65? Do you think that could have changed things?
Obvious plot hole is why didn't Yoda warn all the other Jedi of their impending doom? He probably did. The crucial detail left out in his vision of course was that it was Palpatine and the clones that were responsible for it. The Jedi likely knew that trouble was ahead and did all they could to prepare for it, but ultimately didn't expect it to come from behind them.
He likely just wanted to let the prophecy of the chosen one to happen,if you change something you might make a worse future after all.
The Jedi already knew that they were in a precarious situation after learning that the clones were created by the sith. They kept trying to find Sidious and end the clone wars as quickly as possible in order to stop Sidious but ultimately failed. Nothing in Yoda's vision could've prevented that.
Yoda literally knew what was gonna happen since the start of the clone wars, yet he let it happen, enabled it even. And when it happened, went to chill with the wookies
Imagine being yoda seeing all those red light sabers, thinking the sith were destroyed.
So Yoda had a warning about the fall of the Jedi a warning which was clear and not cryptic and yet the Jedi were still wipe out? So yeah the Jedi are bloody idiots.
Actually this explanation shows that yoda wasn't told when it would happen but that it had to happen due to the jedi forgeting their purpose as peace keepers and needing to balance the force out
@@jhonkrone3446 for all yoda knows the jedi are mowing down troops as aggressors, not defending. Those Jedi were kicking Clone ass, not being shot from behind.
The engagement with the Sith lord could also be interpreted as a focused attack, again by the Jedi.
Bloody for them, yes, but Yoda can see all of this as being proactive.
Not to mention later he sees himself and Anakin escorted by Clones against Sidious and Dooku...the picture is nowhere near accurate, and probably intentionally so in universe.
Your the idiot here.
Qui gon taught him how to be a force ghost
0:58 That yoda og got the grand master slumpt 😂
And after that yoda was like "mmmm this place would make a great home" XD
Who is here after Clone Wars season 7?
Lucas’ vision of dysney buying SW
Only to be rebooted from scratch much like the amazing spider man films
His vision of a world growing up without Star Wars after he dies, it was.
This is why i still say QGJ was a OG that should not have died like he did
Couldn't stop this, I can't, A Prophecy to foretold and Come true it was.
who's here after the latest episode of the clone wars
Me
Me
The clone wars is awesome 👏
Crazy how they got Liam to come back
0:57 That's quite a breeze blowing through that cave!