5 DEEP Scenes that revealed the Genius of the Writers in the Clone Wars

[@geetslys]

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[@keybladebard4089]

another thing with friendly fire is the fact that you can just see the shocked and horrified look on rex's face through his helmet another testament to the writing and voice acting that the emotions that the clones are feeling can be con-vied very well even when they are basically faceless

[@sawspitfire422]

The firebombing of civilian villages on Ryloth was pretty brutal imo, if you ever do another list it's one to consider

[@djmadmatt4772]

You said friendly fire is the saddest scene in clone wars. It shouldn't be on the list but the title "saddest moment in the show" should be given to fives' death, who is with me?

[@Kalashnikov2034]

Another memorable moment was Waxer and Boil with Numa

[@tangomango1376]

Commander thorns death should have been added!

[@landonfanning5076]

“Saddest scene in the show” *Fives will remember that*

[@M0no]

Landon Fanning I watched that when I was just a kid and he was my favorite character and to watch him die in his best friend and brothers arms RIP fives

[@magdachlebicka3895]

So will Duchess of Mandalore

[@cherryfirefly97]

Landon Fanning Fives’ end scene was sad but it wasn’t as sad the friendly fire scene

[@LemonAiden]

Fives Death was very sad yes, but Fox knew he was killing a clone, where as the 501st and 212 did not.

[@owenreynolds9599]

H e h e 6 9. L i k e s

[@danielwest6095]

I just noticed that in the scene where Waxer died, he had a picture of the Twilek girl he met on Ryloth painted on his helmet. That's so sad

[@wyatt3552]

Damnit when Numa showed up in rebels I really wanted her to met Boil some how. Such wasted potential.

[@evann5451]

Wait. She was in Rebels!?

[@lance4208]

Boil had a picture of numa on his geonosis armor

[@willaverynerdyclarinetist6131]

@@lance4208 during the 2nd battle of geonosis ark? I don't remember seeing that on his armor.

[@lance4208]

It is barely visible in the show but it was on the action figure of him in arf armor (just talking about this is making me nostalgic) I love the geonosis arc

[@LuistheABF123]

Literally every episode in the Umbaran Arc in my opinion😢 RIP Hardcase and Waxer

[@ibrahimthevillagedweller5163]

The most traumatic arc in star wars

[@anthonyh8677]

And pong krell :( he was a great general :'(

[@eliaspeter7689]

And RIP like the half of the 501... Jesus so many clones die in that arc.

[@anthonyh8677]

@@eliaspeter7689 and all the umbarans, they were just defending their homes :(

[@tinnmyskyewalker9264]

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[@Ralleigh]

For me at least, done well. Politics makes Star Wars so much more interesting then the constant grind of good vs evil. Done well, it adds much needed nuance.

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

And it makes more sense. How does palpatine become so powerful without politics? You can't start an empire without politics. Especially not when it's predecessor was a weak bureaucratic republic .

[@thedude3065]

it's also a good way to remind people despite its setting the clone war is still at it's very core a WAR

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

@@thedude3065 and behind every war are politics. War in it's core is politics. It's the politicians who decide wartime and peacetime. A soldier just fights their battles. I guess wars are just: 'aggressive Negotiations'.

[@The_Razielim]

@@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk The Twelfth Doctor said it best, after all the fighting and killing and dying, the two sides end up doing what they should have just done from the beginning... sat down and talked it out. Because that's what ends up happening most of the time. Unless one side is entirely eliminated, they end up sitting down and hashing it out at the end of the day.

[@SharkyMcSnarkface]

The politics in the prequels were boring, in my opinion. But that’s because you can’t really get in depth with the politics in a movie. The depth of it all is where politics are interesting. Trying to compress something that shouldn’t be compressed into a movie is not a good idea, however laying it out over a long television series like Clone Wars is.

[@daniaalkhan4702]

I can't wait to show this gem to my children and say kids these were the glory days.

[@welkingunther5417]

I can't wait to do that for my children as well. I look forward to it really.

[@rateto7298]

Me aswell. Chilling on the couch every friday and saturday and watch clone wars and later watching it all was my childhood. Now it is even greater because I understand the thoughts of the clones and all the more deep meaning behind some arcs. Clones changed Star Wars forever there unlimited loyalty which they later questioned.

[@chrishca438]

I can’t wait to have children 😏

[@daniaalkhan4702]

@@rateto7298 one of the reasons why I loved it so much.

[@bemotivated8443]

I don’t plan to let my kids ever watch resistance

[@dylanrivera2244]

Did anyone not have a sense of satisfaction when that laser bolt went through Krell?

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

I would say 90% did.

[@dylanrivera2244]

Blackdeath1943 gaming what about that 10% that actually had sympathy for him.

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

@@dylanrivera2244 they should be shot as well.

[@chrissonofpear1384]

Hell yes. Filthy chakaar...

[@eliaspeter7689]

Hell yeah.

[@angelmontero6022]

Isn't it weird after how many years we still gather to talk about the clone wars

[@TrueNorthProductions]

It was a masterpiece, and the best childhood you could ask for.

[@Ghost_-_]

Not really what's weird is that how many years pass by and they don't talk about it anymore it's like games years pass by and they don't really play it anymore and there will barely be videos oof

[@miepmiep4010]

Clone wars will never truly die

[@jacksonsweat239]

Angel montero Season 7 in 16 days

[@miepmiep4010]

@@jacksonsweat239 my childhood dream come true. I can't wait

[@horaceornelas2085]

Saddest Scenes *Obi-Wan holding Satine’s lifeless body after Maul kills her*

[@iamblight707]

Horacio Ornelas I think he lost his sense of humor too.

[@TrueNorthProductions]

@@NoharaLoco-gw8ld I only wanted to do my duty...

[@austinlopez8969]

Horacio Ornelas Ashoka leaving the Jedi temple and all of those episodes in general were really sad and showed how well the writers knew Star Wars unlike Rian Johnson and Kathleen Kennedy.

[@spiderdude2099]

"I always loved you... and I always will..."

[@alfonsopayan09]

A Toles he would’ve but in revenge of the sith a few month later he still joking

[@volltollertyp8103]

"Saddest scene of the show" *angry 99 noises*

[@magdachlebicka3895]

What about Fives

[@magdachlebicka3895]

And Satine

[@magdachlebicka3895]

And Ahsoka leaving the Order

[@treysevy5079]

@@magdachlebicka3895 and basically a lot of things

[@magdachlebicka3895]

@@treysevy5079 yep

[@izayahwilliams4554]

More shows need to be like the Clone wars. Push the story, take chances, make a show that even when someones young and they might dislike an aspect of it, they'll come back one day and realize new things and fall in love again. Also I hope disney didnt mess with the Clone wars. Hopefully it continues being as great as it was.

[@Cashmoneez]

Clone Wars was at its peak when it was facing cancellation. With nothing to lose, it could go wherever it wanted to. But now that they got that disney money I wonder if they can really push boundaries lie they did before

[@comradecameron3726]

Get2DaChopper I’d like to think that the devs will still make great. But with money on the line they’ll likely be forced to be safe so that they don’t lose money. :(

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

@The high ground it might be a test. If it goes really well they might push another season. Originally the show was going to end a bit after order 66 . They might still do this and even push slightly further. I believe (not sure) almost right after the formation of the empire Umbara rebelled. Also a great conquest of the outer rim started and remnants of the Confederacy still existed and fought the empire. We could perhaps follow mon mothma and bail organa to see what they are up to after the formation of the empire.

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

@The high ground but it would heavily feature the clones. Just without jedi. So it would definitely not be rebels.

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

@The high ground and yes the clone wars wasn't making much but Disney isn't that loved by the star wars fans. I'm talking more about uniting the fanbase than financially.

[@CarlosFlores-ng1fi]

The politics was actually dope, you get to see all sides of star wars in the show. Well almost all. This show was a masterpiece

[@themole4369]

That's what I liked most about the prequel trilogy. From the scenes on Coruscant you actually got the feeling that the war was talking place across an entire Galaxy. The prequels portrayed a variety of cultures quite well and really gave you some lore. Everything in the Original and Sequel Trilogies took place on empty backwater worlds and if there was more to the galaxy then you never really saw it. You might have seen a few aliens in the Mos Eisley cantina or Jabba's palace, but you're never told anything about the worlds they come from.

[@scribeofrebirth1431]

I love how the Clone Wars didn’t shy away from heavy topics in its politics!

[@ntfoperative9432]

There was even a couple episodes with the CIS senate, which was extremely cool. It showed that even behind the brutal droid army were living beings who only wanted to be free of the Republic's corruption, and were even willing to talk peace

[@superzilla784]

Boba was secretly very protective about Clones. why? they were his father's legacy. Jango's reward for killing that Jedi that Dooku was after. when Boba learned Kamino stopped its cloning protection when the Empire came into power, Boba was outraged on the inside because this meant that the army Jango trained would no longer exist, meaning Jango's legacy would fade away. no more Clones = no more Jango. there are numerous reasons why Boba couldn't kill Clones, almost all of them were personal

[@clonetf141]

Its interesting how he didnt doubt to stunt that one clone but coukdnt actualky shoot one

[@eliaspeter7689]

Yeah, when he is told to blow up the star destroyer's reactor he hesitataes, stating that the crew isn't the target, only Windu.

[@aslambhatti8932]

In rebellion at kamino when empire's 501 battles rebel clones there. He takes the jango DNA with him Like he doesn't want jango's legacy to be tarnished

[@sportsfails4998]

Boba himself was a clone of jango fett.

[@kenpoarniceguy1]

It made sense as he showed a similar attitude in The Force Unleashed 2 comic.

[@CarlosRodriguez-nu5gj]

That was 1 of 5 of the saddest episodes. They were tricked into killing their own brothers. If you played the OG battlefront two, the empire does it again in Kamino in "Changing of the guard"

[@bradmorales4002]

I felt no pity when I first played that mission. In other words I felt nothing at all. Nor the other times I played.

[@cleowhite646]

@@bradmorales4002 Just like the Empire wants.

[@bradmorales4002]

@@cleowhite646 what? Us becoming emotionless beings following orders?

[@Number1Irishlad]

@@bradmorales4002 aye

[@gabrieltejada1697]

Carlos Rodriguez does it again? When was the first time the empire did it?

[@nathanielgrindstaff4909]

Something else that was very noteworthy of Waxer's death was he sheds the first tear that is every seen in the show, as it was stated in the special features discussing the Umbara arc.

[@DarthNoox]

Damn, now I’m the one that’s crying

[@nathanwilliams3877]

Waxer's death is genuinely very sad

[@pianotunes8291]

😭man stop making me cry :( it’s 5 o’clock in the morning and I’m watching it right now to see if that’s true

[@garmadonthesensei59]

Waxer was my favorite Clone!!! Ahh ok I love them all 😭😭😭

[@SingingSealRiana]

. . . worst thing is numa on his helmet, to make sure we know who it is and that he has someone to return too

[@D9Beats]

My siblings : "I'm gonna tell on you to dad" Me as a kid : *death glare* "I'll tell him myself"

[@redleader6117]

This comment is under rated

[@spacerogue3108]

So relatable

[@DavstrWrexham]

Ahsoka watching whilst Anakin dealt with his past as a slave in the Season 4 Slave arc was a great scene as well. We got to see Anakin showing has anger in front of Ahsoka and Obi-Wan rather than hiding it. It's a hint that maybe, Anakin's problems should have been noticed earlier.

[@Alizudo]

The fundamental problem is that Anakin was an angry man, because he was a human being who lived a harsh life. There's nothing wrong with expressing how you feel and trying to heal bad memories. The Jedi see emotion as a blasphemy, and criticize you for being sad or upset. Anakin had all this pain that he needed to deal with, but the Jedi wouldn't let him. So he kept it inside and tried to hide it because that's what they told him to do. They even show this in the movies, where Anakin asks Yoda about his visions. Anakin asks Yoda "I'm seeing the future and it makes me sad." Yoda's response is "Just don't be sad, bro Lmao". If the Jedi actually TALKED with Anakin to help him get over his trauma instead of telling him to ignore it, he wouldn't have grown into such an angry, cruel man who had almost no choice except to be a Sith.

[@jeffreykwan9330]

@Unknown name so the jedi fucked themselves lol

[@leannabad3839]

Unknown name totally. This is why it makes so much sense that Anakin as Vader eventually turned back to the light side. He simply needed an outlet for his emotions, which he found in the dark side (to the extreme). But after a while, his emotions would only be triggered by non-familial things. Which is why when he discovered his kids, they probably gave him the similar emotions he felt with Padme. Hence why he started to go back to the light side and ultimately saved Luke from Palps.

[@treystiemsma7329]

Also Anakin in the box arc shows emotion in front of Ashoka and yoda

[@mechengr1731]

@@treystiemsma7329 im blanking on this one tbh. Box arc?

[@UncleMikeDrop]

The exchange between Anakin and Ahsoka when she left the Jedi Order when he tried to return her lightsabers and when she revealed she knew why he was tempted to leave as well is all the more tragic as it revealed how close the two of them had become that he couldn't hide even that from her.

[@davidwillcocks808]

There's this look in his eyes that shows he's only just realised the true extent what he had while he's literally watching it walk away from him, powerless to do anything. To this day it's the only thing in film and tv to have made me cry.

[@UncleMikeDrop]

@Timothy Fuller This is why Dave Filoni should've been in charge of the se sequel trilogy. He understands good storytelling.

[@a.z.pantera5577]

This also shows that Anakin was actually a very good master for Ahsoka. He allowed her to see different points of view and to be a free thinker. Something that most masters fail to do it seems. Sure Anakin still had to drill Jedi traditions into her, but that didn't stop Ahsoka from questioning it or bending the rules like her master does. It makes Ahsoka such a forward thinking character who challenges the norm in a meaningful way, even after leaving the order.

[@Mtab2260]

Timothy Fuller he did the same thing in rebels In season 4 if you know what I’m talking about good, I don’t want to spoil it for someone. I have been hearing a lot of people watching it for the first time on Reddit.

[@ntfoperative9432]

@@davidwillcocks808 and the fact that it wasn't even his fault makes it even sadder

[@randomcenturion7264]

This show was the best of everything Star Wars in one beautiful series.

[@teddyfield2164]

Yep better than the originals cw has my fav characters

[@chancelorhiggins-gloor6999]

I hope we get beautiful scenes like this in the final season.

[@wyatt3552]

Me to bro, me to

[@CarlosFlores-ng1fi]

Anyone know when it'll be out? They sure are taking long for a season that was already pretty much made

[@wyatt3552]

@@CarlosFlores-ng1fi I heard February

[@seedyrahm3428]

If the Untold Stories Panel from Celebration a few years ago is anything to go by, there absolutely will be.

[@jeroenmaes6659]

@@CarlosFlores-ng1fi Somewhere in february 2020 is confirmed, no exact day given yet

[@Nico-9138]

The whole dramatic atmosphere of season 6 was incredible too. When that clone (Fives ? Dont remember) finds out the purpose of this army, which is about rebelling and killing everyone they fought for. When everyone thinks him crazy, breaks my heart

[@jeffreykwan9330]

Fr it's frustrating to know what's gonna happen but the characters don't lol DAMMIT

[@no1ofconsequence936]

"All aboard the bus down memory lane! See that character you liked? He's dead now." Still, it was a brave show, unafraid of its audience, and willing to take chances. While that mentality can backfire, it's sometimes better to fail doing that than fail while being cowardly. You still need to be good at it, but it worked for them.

[@no1ofconsequence936]

@Ethan Baker , I wasn't quoting anyone. I just took a bit from the description and took it to a logical and amusing conclusion.

[@f.i.r.e.5119]

@Joshua Beauchamp Indeed. Every film has had at least one serious problem, even _A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back_ and _Return of the Jedi._ Even TCW has fundamental flaws, the most damaging of which was Ahsoka Tano, what with with her general annoyance and the role she played in reversing everything The Clone Wars should have done to Anakin. But for the most part, TCW played its cards well, especially with the clones.

[@mudfishnick9768]

And then there's Waxer! He's dead.

[@AB-bg7os]

The "our plan" scene actually did a better job teaching me not to be greedy than any other cartoon

[@kellysue06]

This is my list 1. Waxer’s Death 2. Ashoka Leaving the Jedi Order 3. Five’s Death 4. Thorn’s Death 5. 99’s Death

[@Mtab2260]

pftmason I mean waxer’s death was sad definitely, but ahsoka leaving dude... dude... like that was soo sad!!

[@kellysue06]

Elite Clone kid But I would still put waters death over Ashoka leaving

[@Snowi17]

@@kellysue06 but satine dying that was even worse

[@MyPS4IsOnFirePleaseHelp]

I know this is your opinion but I find Thorn's death more badass and honorable then sad.

[@kellysue06]

Kacper Gajda eh

[@supremeleadergnkdroid3202]

This show was more than just a children’s show. It grew as its audience did. Friday nights at 8pm😢

[@atlas9852]

Nah, the friendly fire was hella impactful, but Five's death will always be the saddest to me.

[@chrissonofpear1384]

Agreed

[@Chu8rock]

99

[@teddyfield2164]

"the nightmares there finally over" Rip and rip waxer who was one of my fav w cody and rex

[@aayla9982]

66 i mean 99

[@mechengr1731]

Dammit Fox, you could have set blasters to stun!!!

[@KoalaTContent]

6:52 You didn't even mention the fact that Yoda is talking the Thire, the clone that would lead the manhunt against Yoda. It presents this wholesome moment with the knowledge that later Yoda would be hunted for by that same person.

[@Josephistry]

9:53 that isn't no ordinary clone that is waxer or boil, someone we knew from all the way back from the siege of ryloth. That really hit home because I loved those 2 so much as a child and it broke me seeing clones fighting clones

[@DonatProdanSimRacing]

That is Waxer.

[@mersenneprime1044]

They were also in Landing On Point Rain a Season 2 episode.

[@colleennewholy9026]

God. I had to pause that episode, and walk away. Waxer. Just... Just why. Fuck

[@Mtab2260]

It was waxer and he has numa on his helmet too.

[@moonman8450]

Fives’ and Ahsoka leaving arc were the greatest ones. That shit was movie quality

[@thehumanity0]

The Darth Maul arc literally could've been used to create an entire new trilogy. The Clone Wars might be some of the best Star Wars we'll ever see in our lifetimes.

[@boodtwo4342]

The PLO Koon “not to me” scene is still one of the single greatest things ever.

[@venom_67_]

Heavy doesn’t even get mentioned for sacrificing himself for his brothers

[@arandompersonoutthere7056]

Gosh I love Heavy. I couldn't watch this show as it aired, but when they release it on disk, my Dad rented it, and showed that episode to my brother and I. First episode I ever saw. He's like a childhood hero now.

[@kleintje4391]

OMG RIP HEVY!!!! :(

[@user-dh3kq8wp4h]

@@arandompersonoutthere7056 you love hevy so much that you cant even spell his name right?

[@Betty-ck2lt]

@@user-dh3kq8wp4h kinda rude, you are

[@ntfoperative9432]

@@user-dh3kq8wp4h that is how to spell his name, it's spelled Hevy, it's literally in the novelization of the domino sqaud arc

[@MChief123]

My therapist: it's okay. Frinedly fire isn't real. It can't hurt you. Frinedly fire: 8:11

[@Vegito_Fanpage]

MChief1 frinedly fire?

[@MChief123]

@@Vegito_Fanpage look at the video

[@Vegito_Fanpage]

@Zany Zebra no, no. It's how it's spelled in the video, he didn't make a mistake

[@fbi855]

Lol

[@DrPandachaun]

was looking to see if anybody else spotted this lmao. An easy typo to make I guess.

[@baconpoutine8923]

“Waxer’s death was the saddest scene of the show” Ahsoka leaving the Jedi: Am I Joke to you?

[@skaionex]

Yes

[@alexey2901]

This is outrageous, we all know that Fives’ death was hands down the saddest scene on the show.

[@nanners6548]

99 much? Or any clone tbh

[@cristiancalderon7412]

Yes it's a joke because of season 4 2020 and no fives, ct 99, skips, and heavy all deaths were just as sad as wade's death

[@josetomascamposrobledano4618]

Irvin A. Take a seat, young Irvin!

[@twstf8905]

The writers seemingly had much more creative freedom while making the Clone Wars series because the Lucasfilm, "Story Group," of that time consisted of Dave Filoni, Katie Lucas, (amongst others,) but with George Lucas himself sitting at the head of the table. Every decision made either came directly from, or had to be run by, George Lucas. You can call that, "creative freedom," or, you can admit that George Lucas truly IS a genius who knows the subject matter better than anyone living, and during the Production had far more time to fully flesh out his ideas. (As opposed to the limited time allowed within the constraints of a feature length film.) Sure, he's had a couple, "missteps." Especially the first two of three Prequel movies. But, there are fans who were introduced to Star Wars with the Phantom Menace who would NEVER consider the prequel trilogy to be, "missteps," at all. And, every age group has their favorite Star Wars era. With very few people enjoying all of the content from every time period equally. But, watch some Clone Wars, "behind the scenes," or, "making of," and you'll see there was a table of writers, but ALWAYS with George at the head and Dave Filoni by his side.

[@Mtab2260]

TWSTF 8 uhh yeah I actually love the prequels, and I watched the originals first which I love too; but I like Anakin’s arch as a Jedi, and the clone wars is awesome!

[@mechengr1731]

I fondly remember playing the pod racing arcade game with my cousin. Even if I always crashed 🤣🤣🤣 Driving/flying in video games is a skill I do not possess.

[@bobdylan3589]

RIP Ponds, gone too soon.

[@sotoisme9573]

"Deep scenes" Fives, Satine, and Ashoka will remember that

[@youngstew3244]

The death of the dutchess, and the death of Fives were the 2 that hit the hardest for me

[@Mtab2260]

Young Stew for me it was Ahsoka leaving, and then fives.

[@publicslum6495]

Hevy

[@penialdelicatesance]

To top our list we have "Frinedly Fire"

[@MyOwnChannel92]

I‘m 28 and was probably a little too old for clone wars when it came out, but I just finished watching it the first time and I was blown away and these moments really stood out to me, too

[@starkillerproductions4645]

Umbara is one of if not the best arc of the show with this scene being a masterpiece. Plus you can see the shots still going through the air

[@Commander6727]

I have to say this show was a hell of a thrill ride I loved it when it got dark and god I loved Yoda in the scene with the Clones it just put a smile on my face seeming him talk to them that way and how much it meant to them as well but still that fight between the clone on Umbara gave me chills and still does that whole thing just felt so messed up and made me happy when Krell was taken down

[@tysorestsl2898]

Yoda: "Always two there are. No more. No less." Count Dooku, General Grievious, Assaj Ventress, and Savage Oppress: "I have a bad feeling about this"

[@CABRALFAN27]

The Senate, rolling up to Mandalore with two Lightsabers: "You should."

[@BlyUehara37]

Back when Star Wars showed the true cruelty of war now everything is jokes, smiles and no sense like in the Sequels Disney turned Star Wars into a joke

[@CABRALFAN27]

I mean, if you wanna ignore Rogue One, go ahead.

[@queztgod]

So we gone act like the first order didnt blow up 5 planets at once, okay. We gone act like Kylo Ren didnt have a whole village executed and burnt down

[@cykondacot5409]

@@queztgod We ignore that that only happened in one film and the rest is silly jokes and dumb crying cuz he is literally a copy of anakin in episode 2 o3o

[@ZuhebusMaximus]

@@CABRALFAN27 technically thats a prequel but i understand what u mean

[@queztgod]

@@cykondacot5409 He was much better than episode 2 and 3 Anakin. Clone Wars Anakin is the GOAT tho

[@HerrZhukov]

To be honest, I am a confederate supporter, but that friendly fire scene really hit you in the feels. RIP Waxer.

[@joemwas1]

5:00 the only time we openly saw Sidious uncloaked and plotting his ascension to power

[@josephtawk1497]

Geetsly's: Waxer's Death is the saddest scene in the show Fives: Am I a joke to you

[@10keyless9]

The Umbara scenes' music really pushes it to the next level, no doubt in my top 3 favorite arcs.

[@WWTwoGuy]

That scene with Palpatine is one of the best scenes in the show. He seems to have that quiet rage in him about losing the "battle". Even though he ultimately won doesn't mean he didn't suffer any setbacks even minor ones.

[@yehudisfriedman8459]

That scene gives me a lot of Thrawn vibes.

[@paulrasmussen8953]

Je can play a long game though thrawn is much better at the xanatos gambit

[@SamTheSubSaharan]

I really enjoyed Ashoka's character, she's what a well written woman character should look like! The clones are awesome too!

[@lucas-k-]

The build up of Fives character and then his death is the best part of the series.

[@elliottblakemore7476]

99 did not run supplies to have his memory disrespected luke that

[@supremeleadergnkdroid3202]

I remember seeing ambush. I was 8 years old. I knew then that This show was going to be great. How great, I did not know. But damn I loved growing up with the show

[@falcongamingproductions9938]

The Umbara scene was one of the few of the clone wars, or any show for that matter, that made me shed some tears. Like you said, the fog, the animation, and the desperation in Rex’s voice really sold it, and so did the music. Such an intense and shocking scene that made that entire arc. I don’t think I can name any other show that got the same kind of reactions out of me that the clone wars did.

[@noahparshall5611]

I wish the clone wars writers wrote episode 7, 8 & 9

[@rangerleaf1505]

Me too kid, me too

[@DjBuddhaInBlack]

The scene where Maul kills The Mandalorian Queen in front of Obi-Wan, and the look on his Obi Wan's face.

[@zondrabarth4508]

You mean Duchess Satine. Yeah, that part was tragic, and Obi Wan still never let the Dark Side consume him, no matter how much he wanted to kill Maul for slaughtering the love of his life. Romeo and Juliet got nothing on that. :(

[@xcalieber]

This show is almost more about the clones than the jedi. I loved it for this reason! (not saying the jedi stuff is bad)

[@scottbraun2457]

Yes. I completely agree with with you. Sadness, & beauty. A sweet flower ..on fire. The tragedy of war, for peace.

[@dieDAUERLUTSCHER1]

Saddest moment in the whole series is actually the moment when you realize that the episode your watching is actually the last one

[@vaulthunter7777]

"Your faces I wish to see." That scene always gets me. That's one of my absolute favorite scenes in the entire show. And "friendly fire" still makes me tear up to this day it's worse because it has happened before in real life wars.

[@johannesjhe]

I always had a good feeling about this show.

[@sparklyqueen12]

Yes! I loved Padme's Teckla speech and Riyo Chuci is so funny when she cheer lol

[@TimoNL22]

Ooof that intro made me go back to the OG battlefront days. The nostalgia..

[@தமிழோன்]

There are many deep scenes in the Clone Wars. My few picks in no particular order: 1. Ahsoka looking at Anakin painfully when she refused to rejoin the Jedi Council after they expelled her. 2. Rex trembling to kill Ahsoka when he received the Order 66 and he managed to give clue (Fives) to Ahsoka despite being influenced by his inhibitor chip. 3. Asajj Ventress renouncing the Dark Side and helping Pluma Sodi and Krismo. And in the last season, helping Ahsoka when she was wrongly accused of the bombings. 4. Satine being killed before Obi Wan. The way they made eye contact when she was dying! 5. The younglings learning to master their weaknesses in The Gathering episode! 6. Fives learning about Palpatine and then being killed by one of his own brothers. 7. Anakin learning about his future and then forgetting it. 8. Yoda foreseeing the Jedi purge and winning his test to attain the Force ghost abilities. There are many, many more!

[@Lexie_Tyler05]

Rest in peace Fives, may the force be with you

[@pricewm3]

I love these types of videos that praise the clone wars Eritrea’s and story. Honestly this show is simply magnificent in soundtrack character development and just overall it shows us the clone wars Ben kenobi talked about in episode 4. I can’t wAit for the new season

[@JayHawk02]

I really loved fictional politics. Showed how in-depth the war got.

[@gamersgamestorm8291]

The Battle of Umbara: Clones vs Clones was such an iconic, beautiful, epic scene! The writing is great! The music is great!

[@buddywe4593]

Death of fives was by far the most emotional moment of the show

[@harrywu7567]

I never thought about how Boba hesitated to kill ponds since he looked exactly like Jango

[@uav123guy]

"Yoda in his prime" *is 800 years old*

[@phantomkitten73]

I've never watched your videos before, but now I will just because of that original Star Wars Battlefront intro. That was my childhood!

[@ThatOneGuy46696]

8:10 Frinedly Fire

[@nikusson]

The saddest scenes are the deaths of Waxer, Fives, 99, Satine, Hevy's sacrifice along the burial of Jesse and the others after the crash. Fenominal show if one can say so. "The mission, the nightmares, they are finally........over." F for all of them. Also realising that Waxer had drawn Numa on his helmet, made his death all the more emotional.

[@maniacmohawk5513]

Fun fact: In the series there’s only 2 times where’s the clones actually cried, one is waxer on his death and the other is rex during order 66, both related with clones killing clones

[@goldenmoon12r6]

Rex cried twice in the finale. Once, when he pointed his guns to Ahsoka during Order 66, and again when he realizes the cost of surviving🥺😭

[@lookinfriday5885]

Great video. I vividly remember watching all of these moments live on tv and I still feel the same. Such an amazing show

[@alsandairosullivan1525]

As always, the music helps tremendously too especially in that last one

[@Hachi501st]

Clone wars is by far the greatest thing we got from star wars

[@JoggingBuckle68]

"But I'm not coming back nastier. " -Ashoka Tano Me in the background crying my eyes out

[@davisthegamelord]

One of the best scenes they did with the show was humanizing the clones. In the movies you barely hear them speak and they dont really stand out or show humanity.

[@thetennisjournal]

the clone wars had serious depth to its writing. One of the best cartoon series i have ever seen. Ashoka leaving was so moving also and it foreshadowed Anakin's betrayal of the jedi.

[@soullessone3797]

Billie Eilish has nothing on the clone wars

[@thedude3065]

that little twerp has nothing on anything

[@Mkdjwj]

@@thedude3065 i dont rlly like or dislike her but billie eilishs fans r the worst

[@caleb6373]

What the fuck ?

[@Starcraftgamer97]

Who the Hell is Billie Eilish? I see the name but have no clue who it is.

[@tokutempura]

How Are these two things related?

[@apurplecrayon9397]

The clones fighting each other without realizing was the most memorable part of the show for me. Even years after I stopped watching I still think about that scene

[@rockabillyjoe9774]

I liked commander ponds he was on the battle of geonosis “I don’t know how to spell that”

[@chrissonofpear1384]

You got it right...

[@eliaspeter7689]

Wait, was he there? He was on Rhylot, no?

[@Freedomerider]

That first episode has stuck with me for years. Literally made me fall in love with this show from episode one.

[@vimb1717]

Not gonna lie, I basically cried and died a little inside during waxers death

[@Salemchevy]

Ooo the intro from the Star Wars battlefront takes me back to a good time. I still play that game and battle front 2

[@seannewbert9919]

Am I the only one that noticed the misspelled word? "Frinedly Fire", lol... at 8:14. Great video.

[@chasetoyama8184]

“She wreaked havoc on the Tranquility” - Geetsly’s 2019

[@charles-olivierdenis6633]

Glad to know I'm not the only one who noticed the irony.

[@neocourser7077]

“Frinedly fire”

[@galaxyace9492]

The Clone Scene with Rex was so amazing for the show also waxers armor looks so awsome but his death was so tragic

[@n8dawgxx828]

But like seriously why did they have to kill ponds and not that useless other guy or even the admiral

[@lechse4648]

N8Dawgxx yeah, Ponds was cool

[@christianbryan7474]

@@lechse4648 That's the point, to make it hurt right in the feels.

[@cidballcidball8030]

And, I feel like killing an officer would show that they were serious, but at the same time, having an officer as a hostage would be very effective

[@n8dawgxx828]

Cidball Cidball So then kill that unnamed guy

[@cidballcidball8030]

N8Dawgxx not necessarily, it could have worked either way and if you think about it, they had an admiral there too, so they killed ponds to show that they were serious, but they also have an admiral there too which would probably have even more info with him because he is also a high ranking officer, but, he might have important things, like hyperspace lanes etc.

[@LewisTolkienFan01]

One of the best cartoons ever!!.....and that is an understatement. It made you care about many of the characters! I like how they gave some limelight to many of the characters and not just focus on one or two of the main ones. It didn't take away from the main ones at all and in fact it made the stories much more richer and interesting. It actually strengthened each character! Not to mention it did give out some very good and true life lessons without being preachy, which is a testament to good writing and actual life lessons that sticks to you and hits you in heart! This show never felt forced or tried to convince you to think one way or another, but presented you with an honest and open debate on things that affect us deeply in our souls as humans....things we think about but rarely talk about.

[@StableLies]

Just to think, we watched this as younglings.

[@sparklyqueen12]

Luminara: "Your ways are sloppy, amateurish!" Ventres: "NAOOOOUHH!!!" *Jumps*

[@tmlfan7785]

I wish it was 2010 again

[@thecyancrusader6648]

I’m glad Ambush was the first episode for the clone wars, it had a even balance of showing much about the Jedi and clones, a great way to start a absolutely beautiful masterpiece series

[@nuketown2015]

To bad Disney has to be greedy and ruin everything they see

[@silentrookie1468]

Yeah they're bringing it back, doesn't mean its going to be leyendary or good as these seasons were. Everything Disney touches destroyes it.

[@nicholasmcmahon9035]

@Réd Rôsé Disney is the reason it got cancelled in the first place

[@JiReyAnimation]

@@nicholasmcmahon9035 Cartoon Network was the reason it was cancelled. They can't continue something on their platform if another platform owns it. It's the same reason why Disney couldn't continue Spectacular Spider-Man when they acquired the rights to the character for TV. They didn't cancel the show for shits and giggles, they had to solve the rights problem first, and they did.

[@sirprize275]

Jimmy Reyes Animation given the lack of quality from the films I’m not expecting much

[@nickthedreamer4434]

@@sirprize275 Then look at Mandalorian, Fallen Jedi, the Rise of the Resistance attraction in the parks, and the fact that they're literally bringing everyone that worked on the Clone Wars back for the final season. This isn't going to be Disney's show. They're giving everything to Dave Filoni and the original Clone Wars team. Dave Filoni's been given the chance to tell the stories HE wanted to tell and give the Clone Wars the ending HE originally wanted to give it.

[@antarcticone5633]

I swear I have never had goosebumps this bad

[@ihatefortnightgivemeareaso5659]

If u didn’t watch this show on Cartoon Network on 2013 then you didn’t truly love this show

[@soullessone3797]

I hate fortnight Give me a reason why i shouldn’t I like your name

[@idealnovelist3484]

Even as one who did watch it as it released, I don’t see the correlation of watching a show early on and loving it. Late discoverers can love it just as much or even more.

[@Mcribsawnd]

Bro I swear the intro threw me back to 2004 Xbox playing the greatest Star Wars game ever