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“You know what makes us different form battle droids? We make our own decisions, our own choices. And…we have to live with them to.” Damn that just hit hard.
The way that cody says about battle droids it's the hardest thing to live with we make our own decisions, our choices and we have to live with them too because their's some realism in it.
It huts hard because it's so true.
I think that was the moment he truly started to realise what he was forced to do. He fought alongside Obi Wan Kenobi for years but in the space of a second he had his control taken away and shot down the guy who had risked his life on not just his account but for the whole 212th. Makes you wonder if Cody ever sought out Obi Wan to apologize
It would except they didn't cause chips lol
Poor Cody thinks he killed obi wan,the man he served for three years
His friend,his general,his leader
Order 66 completely controlled the clones. That's extremely apparent with rex and wrecker in their scenes. However, it does seem that once the clones programed order was completed, they started to go back to normal.
The order effects are temporal, after finishing it seems like the clones are in a boat in the middle of the sea, they don't know what's next.
i think the chip just gradually becomes weaker
Or it seems like the inhibitor chip seems to start to wear off. I guess it was being used for the short term
@@tarden132😂
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You can see that Cody regrets attacking Kenobi so much. It wasn’t Cody who attacked Kenobi, it was the inhibitor chip.
Cody half-assed Order 66 and made it look like he followed it but protect Kenobi
@@haydenfowle7576Nah homie he had a chip. He followed through just like Rex did. He just didn’t manage to kill kenobi.
@@frostedhams Rex followed Order 66 but he half assed it he hesitated when he received the Order trying to tell her search Fives Files before he could attack
@@haydenfowle7576 No he didn't, Rex had Ahsoka at gun point but managed to hold the chip off long enough to miss and give her time, rewatched the scene and COdy simply get the order and tells a walker to "blast him", Obi-wan lived simply because the gunner either aimed poorly, or if anyone did something like Rex it was the gunner managing to delay his shot and hitting close enough to cause Obi-wan to fall and not get hit directly. Either way Cody did not do anything to save Obi-wan. But I do thing it would have been harder for COdy to resist as he's more by the books then Rex. But he clearly felt some regret or guilt, enough to regain himself and defect fromt he Empire. I hope we'll soon see more of Cody.
@@TheZamaron if you're gonna compare a scene from episode 3 and Rex you don't get to act like the chip was a thing in 3. Because it wasn't it's a retcon so in lore we can say that but it was a completely different approach to the situation. In the movies they were professional soldiers order 66 was a mandate by the senate agreed upon and put in place. They got their orders and for all they knew it was 100% true. What makes no sense about that is it was only necessary for one person to activate and confirm such an order. But seeing as sidious practically controlled the senate it likely wouldn't have mattered.
You can definitely tell he is forever haunted by his actions when he attacked Kenobi even after all they've been through during the clone wars. I can definitely see him after abandoning the empire find Rex and team up with him to help the early rebel alliance in future episodes
Maybe he goes and tries finds Kenobi with the help of rex to redeem himself maybe but then I think Cody would think that Kenobi was dead right?
I don't think Cody would ever be forgiven by Obi Wan or Rex unless they are saints.
@@putrescentverminif Obi Wan can forgive Anakin, why couldn’t he forgive Cody?
@@putrescentvermin Obi wan would definately forgive Cody if he tries to
Always thought Cody assumed he killed Kenobi when he fell off the cliff. Guess since they never found the body, he'd assume he's alive
Feel like Cody's words reached Crosshair. He became a little conflicted about his decisions.
What I love is crosshairs reaction to Rampart when he doesn’t recognize Commander Cody’s name, only his number. The way he says 2224 like he’s gritting his teeth. He’s not content with the clones being treated like disposable hardware anymore, to be callously discarded.
👏🏼 welp
You can see it build on crosshair slowly.
He abandoned his friends when he had the chance to go back.
Cody got double crossed by their commander after Cody fought for "peace",sacrificed his unit and negotiated peace.
Cody justifiably leaves.
Mayday sacrifices his entire life to protect his replacements equipment.
Mayday lays down his life to save Crosshair.
They got double crossed and dehumanised again by the empire.
Mayday gets treated terrible for being a loyal soldier.
Their commanding officer didn't care about them.
The empire was actively trying to destroy the clones.
@@speed150mphCrosshair is now referring to Regs by name instead of CT Number
@@shadow_realm47Cody is still a reasonable Imperial
I hope one day we will see Rex and Cody reunite and fight side by side as brothers once again
Or at least have one last fight together, where Cody sacrificing his life to save Rex or someone, I'd hate it if this is him getting killed off-screen.
Yeah, I feel like no matter what, in that case Cody has to die. Because if Cody was alive by the time of rebels and had left the empire, he would have been with Rex, Wolf and Gregor on the ATTE.
@@speed150mph or he ultimately decided to leave servitude and settle down like Cut did
I wonder if the reason why we never see Cody in Rebels is because he ends up dying to save Rex or Clone Force 99 after joining the Rebellion briefly.
I know the two of them need to reunite
I honestly really like this interpretation of post-Clone Wars Cody. The old Legends version of Cody was depicted as going all in on the Empire, probably as a way to cope with any lingering guilt he may feel. But to me actually showing Cody grappling with that guilt and all the regret of the war is a nice change that I think really works with how the clones got fleshed out as a thinking, living characters during the Clone Wars show. Here is Cody, the model clone soldier with a record of truly exemplary service and not a single instance of ever disobeying a direct order. And yet even after all that, in the end he decides "F*** this, I'm leaving" because even he's tired of the Empire's hot BS and its treatment of the clones and the people of the galaxy.
Legends Clones also didn't have the chip. That was something Filoni (MAYBE Lucas too, depending on how far his influence ran in TCW) added that became the new canon.
Old canon was the clones being conditioned with loyalty primarily to the Republic/Empire and Palpatine. Not everyone stuck with it, but the outliers seemed to be mostly ARCs and Commandos if I recall.
Cody going full empire would have pissed off fans. Everyone was rooting for Cody to go his own way. This is like Ahsoka being killed off in Rebels, wasn't gonna happen.
@@JRGProjects I'm just glad at least one person at the Star Wars branch of Disney still has their finger on their fandom's pulse
@@kylebrady969 being that the ARCs and Commandos had way more independence (in fact I’m pretty sure in the EU, the Commandos had a high defection rate) it only made sense for them to desert the GAR. Nulls are already literally Jango incarnate, and the Alphas were trained by Jango himself.
There's actually a joke in The Force Unleashed 2 where Commander Cody is still working for the empire, but is totally frustrated by the incompetency the Storm Troopers.
It’s very sad, Crosshair believed him and his team would be special in the eyes of the Empire, but now he’s treated even worse than a Reg, the way he wakes up and is referred to by his number makes him seem like nothing more than a droid
Even those depressing personal quarters.
That's probably the only thing that would get through to Crosshair, since I think he's a full blown psychopath even without the chip. Being denied status he thinks he deserves would hit the narcissistic side of a psychopath. IMO Crosshair is a psychopath unless proven otherwise.
@@nerysghemor5781 Do you think he still has apathetic tendencies after that Lieutenant incident
@@christianaguiare544 Which incident again?
@@nerysghemor5781 The one where he kills the lieutenant that caused another clone to die
It surprised me how cody managed to actually get through to crosshair, even if he didn’t want to admit it
if rampart killed Cody off-screen, I will riot
I didn't think about it lol, but now reading it, knowing rampart, he can totally do it and furthermore fit in the story of why Cody doesnt appear later or join Rex (he could die later but this situation would be shock fr)
If that happens I will cry
I doubt that happened. Rampart was just being a dick and saying nobody likes Crosshair and always ditches him as a mock. Cody is too well-known a character to kill him that dirty, it'd be a real spit in the face to fans.
Dave filoni wouldn't kill a hugely popular character off screen
@@NotTyfighter but imagine they end up in a prison and in the back of the cell, they see a dead Cody. Imagine the shock the viewer will have if that’s the case
I like how Crosshair looked offended when Rampart didn’t know Cody’s name and had to identify him by his number
Dave is giving us a lot of answers about the clone wars, telling how does the clones felt after the war and their lost of hope for the republic that they fight for.
Cómics answered this years ago lmao
@@Fulcrox yeah CW08 has "invented" questions by just ignoring all the answers most fans never bothered looking for
@@toamatau8785 Which is understandable. You can't expect casual fans to search within another medium for answers to questions they probably didn't even care that much for to begin with. I mean look at the reception to Ahsoka. Some of its on the show just having a problems but a lot of people just don't know what's going on because they only watch live action star wars which made Ahsoka REALLY hard to get into for those casual fans (who are still a huge part of the fan base).
Plus it is kinda needed for even hardcore fans since the Disney purchase. Disney made so much of the EU non canon and ambiguous for so long. I mean Clone Wars didn't even get to finish. A lot of books and comics and etc are still only Canon until Disney's sauron eye gets sight on a milkable idea they can ruin. Dave being allowed to shape the new Canon in a way respectable to the old for more casual audiences is great.
Does anyone notice that wall next to Crosshair and Cody are the names of the clones that died in the Battle of Geonosis😭😔
Cody never fought in the First Battle but heard from his General about
@@haydenfowle7576 I said the wall next to Crosshair and Cody
@@Mandalorian_Goblinslayer😂😂😂
The light work is just insane. Almost every scene on Coruscant used to be either in a bright orange at sunset or bright blue during daytime. In Ramparts office Coruscant looks grey and devoid of life.
One of my favorite parts of the show is how they portray familiar places with all of the life sucked out of them. Kamino was handled excellently in the first season, getting slowly more and more gray as the Empire’s influence grew
I love that we are seeing more and more clones break out of the Empire, both because they see how it treats the civilians they fought to protect, and because the influence of Order 66 is fading. However, it seems that even years after it, and possibly even after removing their chips, clones can have an adverse reaction to seeing a Jedi, like how Wolfe reacted, just from the trauma of having gone through order 66.
Nah wolf was just a dick ,he shot fives after all
At first when he said “Funny how these clones keep disappearing” I was hoping HE wasn’t making them disappear or killing them off in secret but Im glad Cody went AWOL on his own. Hope we see him in the future
See I still don't feel I can trust him. I'd have to rewatch the season but isn't this the same character that has sacrificed clones before? I feel like in order to keep some amount of loyalty he said Cody went AWOL rather than what really happened. Because we don't ever hear any reference to or see Cody in Rebels
@@MegaMew204Maybe he reappears in the series finale, and sacrifices himself to save the clones on Tantiss.
Very powerful scene. Them in front of what looks like a war memorial. Damn man. Its just beautiful writing
It is a war memorial. It’s the list of all of the clones that died in the first battle of geonosis. This show is way better than most people give it credit for
@@PixlPlayerwhen the clones were actually appreciated to
0:16 "We are loyal soldiers, we follow orders, but we are not a bunch of unthinking droids! We are men, we must be trusted to make the right decisions"
This episode and the midseason finale is what i want consistently throughout this show. Can't wait to see how Crosshair reacts to the Imperial Bill that screws over the clones
We all know Crosshair doesn’t like Regs but definitely prefers them over normal recruited soldiers. He says he is loyal to the empire but he is in denial. He is loyal to his own brothers.
I liked when the admiral said ‘problem? :troll:’ 1:11
i pity crosshair. he thinks that blind loyalty will keep him safe but a solider is only as useful as those in power think they are. he can follow any order they give him but it won't ensure he'll be as safe as the other clones. this season is showing us that the empire doesn't care about the clones anymore and they will be cast out. and i think crosshair knows it. he doesn't wanna admit it.
I think it doesn’t help that now he essentially is completely alone. He has no one he can rely on, nor trust, and while at first he might have thought he could at least find safety with the remaining clones (though not consciously, since he didn’t like regs at first lol) now they are being picked off or, if they’re lucky, managing to escape.
Interestingly, if the Empire didn't treat their own soldiers unfairly, Crosshair would still willingly engage in the atrocities.
Man might aswell give Cody his own series because I swear there’s sooo much they could do with him
Good soldiers follow orders, but great soldiers question orders. Hunter and the rest of the Bad Batch were better soldiers then Crosshair ever will be.
Honestly regardless they are clones or recruited soldiers, the honorable ones know when to call it quits. That’s why the empire lost. So many defectors joined the right cause, even when they were vastly outnumbered.
And we never got to see Cody again after this.......
Top notch voice acting, facial animation, lighting, cinematography, etc. These scenes have real weight to them! 👍
Dee Bradley Baker should be given an Emmy for this.
As a kid in 05. My favorite clone had no ending. Today. He has no ending. One thing he does have now is direction and i am so excited to see where that brings him. I pray with every bit of my body he and obi wan have one more conversation. Or he meets his end saving Obi Wan. Id love to see him talk to Obi and then find Rex and both of them serve in the battle of Endor.
This episode and The Outpost were easily the best episodes of Season 2, Crosshair is such an interesting character
Would love a scene where Cody meets up with Obi Wan on Tatooine and they have the deepest heart to heart talk and the greatest weight is lifted, Obi Wan forgives him, understands him, never blamed him and is indebted to him and tells Cody he will always be his brother. He asks him to stay in touch if he needs anything, and that he can get him in contact with Organa who are in need of warriors for the Rebellion, or help him find a place in Tatooine... "I'll never tell them where you are, General. I'll die first"
That is such a beautiful concept.. I hope it comes to pass. ^^
So proud of Cody!!! Late, but not heartless!
He half-assed Order 66 to protect Kenobi but didn't want any of his men to know he is protected because The Clones would execute him for treason
@@haydenfowle7576 He had the chip. He sure as hell tried to kill him, or atleast the chip did
@@hyperraidsaerofrights5649 maybe fighting it like Rex by not sending his men to Grevious's ship and blow it up to prevent Kenobi's escape
"We make our own decisions, our own choices"
That's the thing Cody, you didn't.
I kinda like the fact he went awol him and Cpt Rex were my favourites
This scene hits differently after seeing "The Outpost"
Something’s up with rampart he really doesn’t like clones …
I hope Crosshair puts down Rampart
We never DID find out where he went. Part of Rex's underground movement? Went to have his chip removed? Commandeered a ship and vanished like Ventress did in the EU?
I hate, I hate the Empire with all my being. The disrespect towards the clones who gave their lives for the Republic is absolutely unforgivable. Yes, I know that it was all planned and that they have always been slaves, or rather, puppets in the hands of the Sith, but it really hurt me to see how they were treated at the end of the conflict, both in the animated series and in the films.
I know Dave wants to use the clone serial numbers to show the clones being dehumanized, but citizens of the star wars galaxy don't even bother calling droids by their full designation which are usually only 2 letter and 2 numbers. So the idea that Imperial officers would say all those serial numbers instead of using names is absurd. Names like Cody and Rex are much more efficient and convenient.
the real names of the clones probably never showed up in the documents, to know the real names you have to know the clone personally, but the imperials never cared about that.
I had a teacher in high school that assigned everyone numbers on the first day and then only used those for the year
So far this was by far the best episode.
0:16 Crosshair's gonna need medical assistance for that third-degree burn Cody gave him.
I love this scene with Crosshair and Cody. It’s upsetting but it’s actually their reality, but not only that our reality too. It’s relatable.
Want to feel depressed or Dead on the inside? Want to turn joy into complete and utter sadness? Want to feel like Light inside of a Blackhole? Watch this episode!
That's the same questions every solders today even the ones who went to Afghanistan and Iraq are asking themselves:
Are we really making the World better??.
And codys right of another thing:
We make our own decision our own choices and we have to live with them two
That's is so true
It maybe a kids show but it have lots of different meaning we ask ourselves every day even if it happens at Home or in War
Really hope we figure out what happens to Cody in S3
For me, this is the best scene in all of bad batch. Very hard hitting and inciteful.
1:05 I honestly would’ve stuffed a few bolts up Ramphard(can’t be bothered to find the correct spelling)
Listen to him Crosshair. Think about what you're doing. Do you really believe you're doing "what needs to be done" or are you just doing what the Empire wants you to do?
You know what makes this scene hit even harder now is that Cody like Wolfe at this point thinks all their friends are dead like his good friend Rex… I hope so badly in S3 they get to at least say goodbye.
Cody regrets betraying his general.
Yeah, i very much prefer Cody's fate and the fate of the clones as to how they are potrayed in the EU.
This is one of my favorite sequences in the franchise. It shows how much Cody regretted turning on Obi Wan.
I hope Cody return in next episode where he work as bartender at Cid's parlor, he probably have changed his name, we probably find out.
What's funny is in the books he ended up as a Guard for Palpatine
Wasn't he also quite depressed?
@@antonakesson yup. I am pretty sure he died trying to protect the Emperor and Vader. Though I can't remember. It's been awhil
@@Montyandrew45I thought it was a different clone.
@@sambridgers9543 maybe you are right. I thought it was Cody because I remember Vader reacting in surprise to seeing a specific clone he knew. Could be wrong
@@Montyandrew45 I think I know which one you're talking about. It was in Paul S. Kemp's Lords of the Sith, when Vader and Palpatine were on Ryloth. It wasn't Cody, though.
I cant quite explain it, but Cody has a subtle tiredness to his voice, as if despite the fact he’s seen enough war to last him multiple lifetimes, that last deployment was finally too much
Hope we see him in the final season
This sticks with crosshairs now with the last episode
Trench: Kestis Cal, born in 32 BBY, Kestis Merrin born in 32 BBY.
Merrin: This is some kind of recording?
Trench: I am not a recording, sleemo, I may not been the leader I was, since Anakin Skywalker execute me in the Anaxis campaign, but I am.
Merrin: Do you know this thing?
Cal: Admiral Trench was a arachnoid leader of the CIS, he’s been dead for years.
Trench: First correction, that name is my home world’s species, Second look around you, I have never been more alive, in 19 BBY, I received a cyber diagnosis, science cannot save my body, but my mind however that is worth saving, you are standing in my brain.
Cal: How did you get in here?
Trench: Invited.
Merrin: It was Operation 66, during the Clone Wars, the droid shutdown command to unknown reasons.
Trench: They thought I can help the republic’s cause, they also helped their own.
Cal: CIS died with General Grevious, Count Dooku and the CIS Council.
Cal: I learned the truth behind the Republic
Trench: Prove it.
Trench: accessing archive, the Sith Empire was founded on belief that galactic currency cannot be trusted with its own freedom, Little we don’t realize, if you try to take that freedom they resist, The wars taught them much, galactic currency needs to surrender its freedom willingly, after the Wars, The Galactic Republic was renamed, and some were recruited, the new Sith Empire grew, A perfect parasite inside the Republic, through many years, the Sith has been secretly feeding Crysis, reaping Wars, and when history didn’t want to cooperate, history was changed.
Merrin: It’s impossible, The Jedi could’ve stoped you.
Trench: Accidents will happen, the Galactic Sith Empire created a word so chaotic, that galactic currency needed to sacrifice its freedom, to gain its security, once a purification progress is completed, the Sith’s new Galactic Order will arise, they’ve won already,Kestis, your deaths are amongst to the same as your lives, a zero sum.
(Cal grunts)(screen breaks)
Trench: As I was saying.
Cal: What’s In this drive?
Trench: Project Hamerton, requires Stardust, Poggle the Lesser wrote an algorithm.
Merrin: What kind of algorithm, what dose it do?
Trench: The answer to your questions are fascinating, unfortunately, you should get my consciousness to hear it.
(Beeping)
Merrin: Cal, we got a bogey.
Cal: Who Fired?
Merrin: The Empire.
Trench: I’m afraid I’ve been stalling, Kestis, admit it, it’s better this way, We are both of us, Out of time
I like to think the Emperor knew the clones would mass desert after betraying their generals as yet another reason why they had been replaced
he was programmed to think the jedi traitors and defend the republic. with the death of both he has nothing to fight for
I'm suprised so many people think the Clone Operative is Cody. None of his appearances in the show made the impression that he would chose the Empire
What this show really proved was that the Clones were loyal to the Republic and the inhibitor chips made the Jedi "traitors to the Republic" and forced even those who doubted that claim to turn on the Jedi. But once Order 66 was complete there were no "traitors" who they were brainwashed into killing left and the Republic they were programmed to be loyal to no longer existed. It takes some clones like Crosshair longer to realize that they were played than others but eventually they all started to realize that the Empire didn't care about them and they owed the Empire no loyalty if it wasn't returned.
I’m so glad that he left. I hope he found Rex and made peace with him😔
This just goes to show how brainwashed they were when Order 66 was given. This combined with Rex's ability to hold off the order from outright taking over his body momentarily shows just how much they didn't want to hurt the Jedi but were given no choice. They were quite literally forced to turn on their allies and quickly too. All the bonds, the jokes, the laughs, they were all genuine. The betrayal and mass murder of the Jedi, was not.
I always wonder if after Order 66, do they still view Jedis as threats/targets without removing their chips?
Looks like the chip lost that effect on most of the clones judging by this show, like only clones who support the Empire itself see the jedis as a threat but just because they are "enemies" of the Empire (i mean not just the chip but their believings) (btw, i replayed mario sunshine recently and i love your photo)
And this whole speech is in from the Geonosis memorial wall. Where all those troops died in a wasteland of dust for nothing.
The fact that cody truly believes he killed Obi Wan is just depressing
I hope they bring Cody back for season 3.
Very sad to think all the Clone commanders who had to kill their Jedi comrades and didn’t know about the chip thought it was their doing and their choice that they have to live with. The trauma that caused must have been incredible and I wouldn’t be surprised if some clones even took their own lives because of something they unknowingly couldn’t control
In light of what we know now, my guess is that Cody is now either among all the clone prisoners, or brainwashed.
I really want to know where is Cody now? Like is he gonna get his own solo series book or appear with Rex in the final season?
❤️ Commander Cody!!
Can't believe Rampart is Charles Smith.
Him walking away is a great wallpaper
It's sad seeing Crosshair losing his clone brothers, including Cody.
If Cody ever betrayed the empire in front of Crosshair I wonder if he wouldve killed Cody for betraying the empire or let him live coz of how close the two were
We make our own choices. Cross hair "treason."
I think one of the mistakes of the Bad Batch was having the team immediately defect. It would have been nice to have them run a few missions for the Empire and then deciding to leave, with Crosshair staying
I love this show as a whole but the crosshair episodes, this one and The Outpost, have just so much weight and manage to say to much in a short amount of time. Having the perspective of a clone still with the Empire is very interresting. Absolutely brilliant story telling and cinematography too.
Surely they finish Cody's story
I get that they want to make the empire look evil and all, but there's no way that the guy would recognize the number but not the name.
There goes the headcanon that Cody was the stormtrooper Obi-wan mind tricked on Tatooine
Commander Cody is the Assassin after Echo this season.
El y Rex fueron sin duda leales a sus principios, como lo fue el capitán Rex... Cody no tuvo tanta suerte pero se dió cuenta de su error a tiempo y por eso desertó
Too bad we will never get to see Cody training Stormtroopers on Kamino and totally wanting to kill them.
Here’s a riddle involving what Cody said: I am something that when said can be thought of as either right or wrong, I am easy to say but not easy to make, and when I am made I either result in something good or something terrible what am I?!
I wonder if Cody and Rex will meet up somewhere down the line.
The greatest tragedy of the clone wars was the fact that clones to their makers and leaders werent diffrent from droids.
Well, its kind of hard to be loyal to people who treat the dirt on their boots better than you.
Cody was always my favorite trooper. I wanted to find out what happened to him for my whole childhood life
Cody slowly starts to sound like Rex everytime he is on screen but you can tell Cody is still by the book, granted its his own book. Rex and Cody basically are like Anakin and Obi-Wan but the roles are reversed. Hopefully we see Cody step up to help the Rebels like Rex did. The Fleet is always in need of skilled commanders.
Couldn't you have done that BEFORE you blasted the bloody jedi?
Cody: what have i done
*Cody looking at a photo of Rex and him alongside their Generals but when seen throw darts at the photo*
a TK is a suspicious of his Commanders Jedi Sympathy and does some digging into his service record and learned he was on Utapau when Order 66 was given and looked into Cody's report stating Kenobi died from the fall and learnt a Ben arrived on Tatooine 2 days later before The TK could alert his Imperial Supervisors Cody shot him to preserve Kenobis location so The Empire won't show up at his door steps
Yk what i really think at this point Cody has been captured and is with Crosshair when he also gets captured. I hope in season 3 they break out with Omega. The fact that Cody wasn't in the trailer (I think) maybe shows that he dies trying to break out Crosshair and Omega.
Estuve decadas pensando y especulando que habría sido de Cody.
No one knows what happened to Cody left the Empire
Cody leaving the empire is really weird when you've grown up with star wars legends
Je connais que le canon alors pour moi c'est difficile d'imaginer les clones comme des robots sans cervelle qui se contente suivent les ordres
@@adrienjullien Sorry I don't speak baguette
Clones rebellion... Friend... everybody hates palpatine
well im guessing they changed his death cause he died on kamino and now we know kamino is destroyed & hes still awol
In my head canon he died on kamino in 1bby when star killers clone and the rebel alliance attacked.
Ah, a fellow EU fan. Some might say those stories are legends. I’d respond “from my point of view, Disney canon is legends!”.
The one flaw i hated was all the clones knew about the orders non of them thought to much of them but 100% knew what they meant order 66 was a order that meant the jedi order betrayed the republic and most clones went with it because they under what a betrayal meant death to the republic, death to countless lives, and death to them and there brothers. When they put the inhibitor chips into the story It took out so much more weight to it so much potential. Clones questioninf the order and potentiall going through with it even the small few clones thinking it is a enemy transmission infighting among crews so much potential was removed drom the series.