Palpatine Should Fear This

[@Scott-sk1rb]

As it slowly dawns on the republic senators... "Wait... were we the bad guys?"

[@DrankenDune]

“A sith, a sepy, and a senator walk into a bar…”

[@michielkudova3887]

“The sith’s says ‘wow free ship bow ornaments’ 30 minutes later everyone in the bar is decapitated…don’t turn to the dark side kids”

[@Xaxares]

Klang! Thud.

[@QuintusAntonious]

Chuchi is basically the fill in for Padme. Had Padme survived, she'd be the one doing all this.

[@nicoleg2544]

She’s got some big shoes to fill

[@Reoh0z]

> "The more you tighten your grip, Tarkin, the more star systems will slip through your fingers." ~ Leia

[@sinisterisrandom8537]

Ezra: "I never really thought about it, I never asked. I know the Jedi were wiped out, the clones were decommissioned and the droid army was just... shut down. The clone war ended but why... if none of you won...who did." Zeb: The Empire?

[@dawidschaffrath8426]

The real (silent) answer: Palpatine

[@lewisma4512]

because they're here and they are about to win again

[@TK199999]

I think Chuchi's message to Singh and the rest of the former Separatists was what Ezra said in that epo. with old Clone Wars battle droids. That in the end both sides were tricked and both sides are now victims held hostage but their common enemy. A person who has been their enemy longer than either side realized.

[@RazSofer-xh3qs]

If I was a separatist, i would play the long game and go to the unknown regions to make the confederacy there. And come back like Valkorian and invade the Empire

[@violetlight1548]

Thrawn did just that in Legends with his Empire of the Hand, except that he was friendly with the Empire. Still, it took the New Republic 19 years after the Battle of Yavin to even realise the Empire of the Hand existed. That's pretty good for an independent faction.

[@KingShibe]

The Eternal Empire But then you remember that Valkorian was Vitiate as well

[@EthanKironus8067]

Helps that you can just build droids en masse and then stick 'em in storage for however long you need (assuming they keep the droid reliance), as opposed to living beings.

[@manitobant6738]

@@violetlight1548its also the exact same thing the first order did in canon.

[@kungolaf4499]

With what resources? Contrary to popular belief, a huthi rebellion going to an island in the middle of the Pacific to build an army isn’t going to come back with a naval fleet rivaling that of the United States. I think it is genuinely stupid that this is a plot device in Star Wars. A single senator won’t be able to amass the allies and resources to make that retreat genuinelly manageable (billions of lifeforms want to commit to their lives in galactic isolation), feasible (there are navigable and livable planets and resources there and infrastructure for super fleets) and succesful (an actual army will come out).

[@neofulcrum5013]

Then out of the shadows comes Bail Organa with a folder detailed the Alliance Initiative.

[@jackngo9338]

Rebels assemble.

[@WolfeSaber]

To fight the wars no one else could

[@occam7382]

He would totally do that too, that bastard. How does he make you like him so much? How?!

[@KingShibe]

And then Tarkin just nukes Alderaan from existence with Bail and his wife

[@miniaturejayhawk8702]

Everyone: "why did the empire stop cloning?" Legends: multiple clone uprisings Canon: clone resistance movement

[@occam7382]

Actual reason in both: They were just a liability to Palpatine.

[@heybeter9505]

@@occam7382expensive as well, not to mention eventually the jango gene strip would wear out

[@occam7382]

@@heybeter9505, assuming it wasn't already wearing out. They mentioned multiple times in The Clone Wars how the Kaminoans were struggling to produce more clones without fresh DNA from Jango, and in The Bad Batch, Lama Su was so desparate for some pure DNA to keep the Empire off his back that he sent Cad Bane after Omega. I wouldn't be surprised if nearing the end, the Kaminoans had to pull some Jurassic Park-style genetic f*ckery and fill the gaps in Jango's genes with foreign DNA just to keep things afloat.

[@Onyx-qd9tl]

They didn’t. It was pretty well established that they never actually ended the cloning program, they just did what every government agency does given enough time; they went with the lowest bidder. By the time of the original trilogy cloned troops were still fielded, but a minority. They were notoriously inferior to actual enlisted, and still not very cost effective, so were only used to fluff out numbers when enlistment didn’t hit its marks. Later, during the First Order, some commanders were realizing the value of having soldiers indoctrinated from birth and had began to reinvest, but it was still a minority overall, and they no longer had the Fett line as an option.

[@mobgabriel1767]

@@heybeter9505 can't build 2 deathstars if the clones are taking all your money

[@White_Recluse]

It’s nice seeing people who were once enemies working together.

[@WolfeSaber]

Poetic to see the people who saw the other as a monster, only to have the veil pulled off and see how human they are.

[@occam7382]

@@WolfeSaber, well... not so much in Riyo's case.

[@lerneanlion]

If only the Beys of the Mid-East Allied Forces can come to that conclusion before the Battle of Fort Slava, Marley would have been internationally humiliated by the Allies and Paradis by the end of Attack on Titan.

[@pyeitme508]

TBH the Galactic Empire sure was the real enemy. XD

[@westwardstar1686]

You mean the Republic..

[@IIIC3YLOCO]

You both mean Sidious.

[@thomasdaywalt7735]

I mean as ezra said himself, if the republic or the separatist didnt win , then who did In the end, palpitating orchestra.The whole thing he's been the real enemy this whole time

[@mattstorm360]

​@@thomasdaywalt7735 On that subject, i also like Kalani's understanding. Separatists vs Republic. Rebels vs Empire. Republic > Empire... "I accept your logic, we are on the same side." "Sorry." - B1

[@IIIC3YLOCO]

@user-vu4kr5ib1x That was only a trick of Sidious and what to ur trying to pull. The republic was a complete and utterly different entity then the empire.

[@sebastianprimomija8375]

Separatists: Look who comes crawling back. Republic Loyalists: You were ri... Separatists: I was right.

[@GenerationTech]

😆petty

[@tristankawatsuma8962]

@@GenerationTech I don’t really agree with that because while it was the Republic that turned into the Empire, it was also because the Separatist Military kept being relentless and merciless. Remember what happened to the Banking Clan? Palpatine had Dooku break his word to Clovis so it looks like the IGBC is corrupt and a Separatist pawn. Next thing you know, the Republic nationalizes the banks to protect its money. Now, this technically isn’t the fault of the other side of the CIS because it was the military doing all of this. Except the government is supposed to control the military, something we see the Republic do for better and worse. Meanwhile, Dooku and the Separatist Council keep defying the politicians and keep doing horrible things and even control the Shadowfeed. Again, Scipio. The leader of the Separatist Parliament gets killed because he disagreed with Dooku was doing. I mean to me, it sometimes looks like the Separatists were the true predecessor to the Galactic Empire instead of the Republic. Both had militaries that answered to the executive leader instead of a parliament or congress, both were filled nearly to the brim with officers who were corrupt and had no qualms with war crimes, and both had armies full of soldiers who don’t question atrocious orders. I keep thinking a lot of non-Jedi and non-Clone officers in the Republic Military looked at the Separatist Military, secretly admired them, and replicated the things they did in the Empire. Anyways, the Separatist in the conversation in the first comment has no right to really say that because not only did their side push the Republic into becoming the Empire, but it’s very leader was part of the freaking conspiracy. Despite real political concerns, the CIS was basically a puppet to force the Republic to transform into something far worse than its corrupt self could ever be. If anything, the Republic person should be saying “Are you happy? The Republic’s finally gone and the Senate is no longer a tool for corruption. Even the corporations that once plagued you (And also made up your military) are gone. Instead, you now have to contend with a totalitarian empire with a military that has no qualms and new corporations to exploit you. I may have voted in the Empire to protect me, but you presented the threat to me.”

[@occam7382]

@@GenerationTech, my man Avi Singh ain't petty like that, though. He's a chill dude.

[@CedarHunt]

Petty and wrong 😂 The separatists were the willing puppets of the sith and created the conditions for the rise of the empire. They weren't right about squat.

[@tristankawatsuma8962]

@@CedarHunt Now hold on. I’m pro-Republic, the Clone Troopers are my favorite characters, and the Separatists lose the high ground almost right away. Still, let’s be fair here. One: It’s highly likely most Separatist civilians including the politicians didn’t know what Dooku, the Separatist Council, and the military were doing on the frontlines. The Separatists controlled the Shadowfeed Network and filled it with lies and propaganda. The Republic nationalized the Holonet and even if they didn’t lie, Separatists naturally wouldn’t believe the claims of CIS atrocities because the Holonet had become state media. Of course they would trust their own media and not one owned by the enemy in a war. My proof for this is how Dooku got a Humanitarian Award shortly after ordering the massacre of a planet. Of course the Separatists can’t know the truth, otherwise they would never give Dooku that. Let’s also not forget how Dooku framed the Republic for killing Mina Bonteri. Two: There truly was corruption in the Republic. The Separatist Military was full of corporations that mostly got away with whatever they wanted because they were rich and powerful. Look at how the Senate acts when the Trade Federation blockaded Naboo and Pantora. Now, in fairness to you commenter, the Separatists do fail as trying to be better than the Republic. There is my first point in how the Shadowfeed acted just like the Holonet under the Empire, but the people put too much faith in Dooku. I wouldn’t be shocked if they got around to the idea of the Separatist Council controlling the military because they ironically thought Dooku would rein them in. The Galactic Republic needed a war to turn into an authoritarian dictatorship, the Separatist Alliance became one in peacetime, even before Dooku made those deals with the corporations on Geonosis. There are plenty of fans that wonder if the CIS could have been a purer faction without the Sith and Corporations, but it’s thanks to both of them that the Separatists exist anyways. Without the CIS, the planets that formed it would either have seceded separately from each other or would continue to try and reform the Republic.

[@johnshort5830]

That stray that Boeing caught at 1:30 cracked me up 😂

[@animo9050]

Those boeing venators am I right?

[@philjohnson1744]

My meetings with HR often end with me pantless and shouting about the conquests of my ancestors.

[@dustypilgrimmedia8423]

Often?

[@rooster_cogburn1001]

You do you, Jefe!

[@Lobo-Perez]

I love how generation tech talks about Star wars and relates it to real life & real life to Star wars

[@fatefps1]

God the animation looks so good

[@daveonwheeler7412]

This is how you create a rebel alliance with remnants from the Clone Wars both sides

[@EagleFangBasketball22]

Exactly! Some senators from both sides should form a Rebellion, not just Mon Mothma and Bail Organa since they were both former Republic senators.

[@CityPete]

Came for the Star Wars political discussion, stayed for the unhinged Genghis Khan reference.

[@pyeitme508]

0:48 Yep Rex sure was neat in Foreign Internal Defense (FID) similar to US Army Special Forces AKA Green Berets. Wish for Earth in Star Wars soon.

[@WolfeSaber]

There are theories about humans running from an AI and traveled through a portal into the Star Wars galaxy.

[@pyeitme508]

@@WolfeSaber Yes a Skynet situation which I am not fan of it...

[@nfinity1421]

Thank you for the video! Older gen here, who grew up with history classes that glossed over many things, like the US civil war, and I learned about such subjects as Genghis Khan in the local libraries, a little more when the internet came around, so I appreciate whenever more is shared. Going back to SW, which is what this channel is about, I liked your summaries of the two characters and their sides and putting them into perspective with the real world. Thank you for making this video.

[@MosEisleyCantinaStories]

My friend you sound my generation 30s. If you like him look up star wars theory, geetsly, star wars comics, star wars galaxy, and ppsw (he covers what ifs which I love idk if u do too) There's so much star wars info out there my friend. May the force be with you.

[@matthewwurtzel322]

It is clear that the Bad Batch is setting up more than Palpatine’s ressurection in The Rise of Skywalker. It also is setting up the beginning of the Rebellion. The show is weaving all the Skywalker Saga Era storylines together. Hints of the Rebellion are outlined elsewhere, this episode clearly shows how deep the Rebellion goes. It is much more than just Bail Organa and Mon Mothma - or even Saw Guerera. Other leaders existed. Perhaps before the series is done, we will see ties to Andor. And we may even get a tie-in to Kenobi. Where Asajj Ventress goes, so too Quinlan Voss, who was referenced in Kenobi. So you can see all the connections coming together.

[@jordanjohnston1278]

It would be absolutely wild to see Sen. Chuchi in Andor S2

[@kungolaf4499]

@@jordanjohnston1278She will die way before that.

[@DavidBernad-e3m]

Fear when two enemys are talking behind your back of peace and you. (The enemy of my enemy is my friend)

[@MrSHADOWANGEL999]

Empire bringing everyone together

[@skyden24195]

Not much, if anything, can unite people against a villain like trumped up deceit.

[@Poke-ladd]

Something I’ve been thinking about but what happened to all the clone hospitals, like the one General Grevious tried to destroy with the Ion canon, like I can imagine some clones being like we spent our time healing up to go back to war but now it over ?!?

[@anthonyrodriguez8788]

I imagine they're now used for healing Imperial troops or they've been abandoned. Heck we saw the very medical facility from the Malevolence arc in season 2 of Star Wars Rebels completely abandoned

[@michielkudova3887]

@@anthonyrodriguez8788 that wasn’t the exact same medical facility, but it was one very similar to it. Had a ton of them, but most of them were abandoned when the Empire switched to natural born recruits..

[@ogerpinata-nu2th]

They were two sides of the same coin, played by the real enemies.

[@WolfeSaber]

Used to decide fate

[@shamussilliker-vz6iz]

Your chuckle when you said, "I'm sure that will work out fine" totally cracked me up, bro

[@GamingRailfanner]

For a split-second, I thought Riyo Chuchi had sith eyes 😂

[@michielkudova3887]

That’s the natural eye color of Pantorans… it’s virtually impossible to tell if one is a sith

[@michielkudova3887]

The summary of the situation between these two worlds was well done… But unfortunately, you got a few things on the lore side wrong. 1. Pantora is not in the outer rim. It’s in wild space outside of what was officially designated the outer rim. for all intents and purposes they were space New Zealand (that is a very prominent country that people keep forgetting to put on maps). While there were a few ways to access it for all intents and purposes it was in the middle of nowhere. this became even worse under the Empire, because of the fact that they established a “hard border” with the entirety of wild space and the unknown regions. 2. The raxus address was made on raxus prime, not raxus secundus, dooku had a personal fortress there (for some reason) and delivered the address from it before moving the capital to raxus secundus. (This should have told people the movement was a farce, but the backed it anyway) 3. Nobody did trust the megacorporations, but due to corruption and a bias toward the core worlds (among other things) the republic basically ignored everything beyond the expansion region the mega corps were the only thing out there that represented civilization, so they had no choice but to rely on them for everything (something they exploited all too often). Pantora has inherrent resistance to the dutch disease, but that comes with the qualifier that it is vunerable to neo-africa syndrome despite (or perhaps because of) being colonialist themselves. Also contrary to popular understanding (both in-universe and out) the talz are not native to orto plutonia, they are native to the nearby world Alzoc III. Their colony on orto plutonia however is ancient (it is believed to have been made by rocket powered sleeper ship. So they still deserve the planet.

[@debbralehrman5957]

Thanks Alan👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@dolandarkxgrandayy6953]

Earlier uploads are a W

[@goldenfishing5280]

Please do a video about after the clone wars next 5-15 years after end of seson 3 of the bad batch, like what you did with the intire 1,2,3,4 years clone wars

[@DarthK1tteh]

I mean, if anyone can, Genghis Khan!

[@ColdHighway7]

In current cannon a new CIS could be born at least IMO

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

Two great senators.

[@BlackstarA03]

Losing it at “Raxus Segoondis”

[@jessewilliams9195]

The Norwegian allusion blew my mind. Thanks dude

[@SierahtheDaring]

Daaaaammmn that Boeing hit slapped so hard!!

[@lucascarranco-moss693]

Norway mentioned!!! 11:20 💪

[@tytebben]

Well if you think about it It’s like the last battle episode of Rebels Neither side actually won The empire won Both sides technically lost the war

[@devo1977s]

I'm so sad that this is the last season for bad batch

[@flossedinparadise1759]

wow u were so real for that

[@rooster_cogburn1001]

That Genghis Khan diatribe was classic.

[@andersonic]

Her name is Riyo and she advocates for clooooooones

[@DarthK1tteh]

[dances to 80's synth]

[@Yacovo]

Thanks for the video.

[@isaackim7675]

Imagine if Rex’s Underground movement joined Saw Gerrera’s Partisans?

[@ryankwon8785]

Gerrera's Partisans are far too reckless and violent for Rex to join. In Rebels, Rex joined the Ghost Crew in siding with Mon Mothma's Rebel Alliance over Gerrera.

[@smartass0124]

I wondered why wasn't the majority of rebellion former separatist. How were driods seen in former separatist places

[@ryankwon8785]

The Galactic Empire stripped and sanctioned most of the separatist worlds, removing most of their power and wealth in the process. It is either that or the Separatist worlds were bombarded like Dooku's homeworld of Serenno. It's why the Rebel Alliance mostly consisted of former Republic loyalists like Bail Organa and a few former Separatists.

[@smartass0124]

Why was the rebellion majority of human

[@haberak3310]

Because the galaxy was majority human... And convincing alien makeup and costumes was expensive in the 70s and 80s

[@michielkudova3887]

… It actually wasn’t, but only the humans could pilot starships.

[@lerneanlion]

After watching this video, can someone tells me why being a planet that is part of the Republic is a good idea? After all, I see little to no different between the Republic ruled the Outer Rim through the megacorporations and the direct rule by the Hutts. So if both options are bad, why don't these planets just formed their own third option? And that is to form a pact of alliance with one another. And the Separatists Alliance can served as a background or even a basis for it.

[@jeffreycarman2185]

Being that our world, and solar system are so highly resource-rich, and has huge swathes of agriculturally rich land, that we have the capability to build and maintain a lot of built infrastructure and then some. It’s just weird to hear about whole planets (which are very sparsely populated) being reliant on imports of food, and other essentials, the way we hear about in Star Wars canon. Clearly stuff like exotic materials and fuels for their spaceships would not be found on every planet or solar system, but food…

[@kenle2]

Various planets have issues that make food production difficult or impossible. Cityscape planets like Coruscant or othet Core Worlds don't have arable land with access to sunlight and thngs like fertilizer. Hydroponics are undoubtedly used, but they are very chemical and power intensive when you are trying to feed trillions of people. Huge container ships which can be operated for a few hundred credits per ton (based on Han's smuggling rates in ANH) are usually going to be more economical once you have the planetary transportation networks set up and automated. Other worlds may have contaminated atmospheres or temperature swings that make growing conditions too harsh for large scale agriculture, but they still have mineral wealth or advantageous locations. Colonized worlds might actually be biologically incompatible with the colonizing species, so the settlers might not be physically CAPABLE of using the planets agricultural resources.

[@enochcheung9085]

during the clone war I saw some of the clone trooper holding left hand side of the gun

[@pason6811]

i think we can all agree that senetor chuchi is a character that no one can hate

[@smartass0124]

How did those primatives around pantora advance enough to get to tatooween in 20 years.

[@michielkudova3887]

Well orto plutonia itself is a colony…they probably were space amish, not truly primative.

[@freddyb6105]

So did you find out which Jedi Omega's M cells came from?

[@mkhud50n]

She doesn’t have a high M-count, her blood can handle a high M-count blood transfusion. The Emperor wants a clone body that can handle his high M-count.

[@Matt-pn1ce]

Shaak Ti.

[@smartass0124]

How do core worlds deal with the radiation gamma ray burst unexpected black. Bodies

[@shawnlam3109]

Alternative title: A Separatist and the Republican go drink tea.

[@Eplay_859]

Do a video of all senate scene breakdowns

[@smartass0124]

I wish my Osmosis Jones profile wasn't banned from thos channel. I could talk a lit economics in the body. But food is actually resources in your body. Insulin is more like Money in your body.

[@jamesfriesen4203]

16:33 Pantera and Roxas molded the rebel alliance

[@VAULT-TEC_INC.]

WHIAT IF… Rex hadn’t trained Saul Guerrera.

[@cfcblue8]

Plan 99 would not have been needed 😢

[@lisetvillalta9678]

This has nothing to do with the video you just posted but a topic I was hoping you may consider covering- R2D2- who this droid belonged to and their journey throughout all the movies and shows. Just curious 😊

[@foxinaboxy12]

8:57 Are you not wearing pants at this moment Alan?

[@DaleESkywalker]

Everyone "has to be the guy who" we think is dead or still alive somehow. Barriss Offee is most likely dead. She was imprisoned when Order 66 happened and Darth Vader was killing all other Force Wielders. Putting Tech in that uniform and brainwashing him (if he survived) is putting the whole Star Wars galaxy in a box and kicking it around a room full of writers who think they're as clever as some fans. It also rips the heart out of Tech's sacrifice. He was willing to die for his brothers and his sister. It was such an easy trope, I predicted they would turn one of Clone Force 99's own against them and push to the breaking point, but they'd be turned back to the light with love. I thought it would be Crosshair, but it'll be Tech if he survived that fall. It's obvious now. "You had a chance to be one of us, brother." Between Phee and Omega, Tech doesn't stand a chance to stay evil and be the one who kills them all. He'll either be the key to finding Weyland, the one who sacrifices himself first, the man inside who starts the rebellion (or pulls all of the forces that are willing together) within Tantiss, or all of the above.

[@CognitiveCow]

"It's like being Mongolian and knowing that your ancestor, Genghis Kahn, once ruled over most of the known world and 1 in every 200 people today are now related to him. Look, you're not gonna use that fact to flex on your coworkers at the next Zoom meeting, but it might give you just enough courage to not wear pants to the next Zoom meeting because fuck Janet at HR! I mean what does she have on you? Your ancestor is Genghis Kahn; you deserve this!" ~Allen Xie 2024

[@18Anakin]

Balls

[@JMPT]

Very Nice ❤

[@williamryder781]

No, I'm pretty certain Palpatine should be more concerned with some farmkid turning his apprentice against him. Better hop on that one real quick.

[@robertagu5533]

So... a Star Wars joke incarnate... Is this IN or Outta universe. I wonder just HOW good a force of non Clones... trained by Clones like Rex to fight perhaps even to the "Clone Level" would be...

[@lsthero5863]

The least bad colonial model was the phoenician one. Where all parts benefited of the relationship… The problem was the overdependence of the native populations with the outsider trader. Once Tyrus fell on Phoenicia, the colonies were disconnected, and the native populations faced scarcity and social inestability that led to the col·lapse of many protostates

[@wedgeantillies66]

Upon such small acts of unity and coming together against a common enemy, greater things can be accomplished and that holds true for the eventual rebel alliance, an alliance of former separatists and republic loyalists as well as other groups united in common cause to overthrow the empire and restore freedom to the galaxy.

[@DamsilinDistress]

You can give a bum a burger. He's talking about emaciated people that are literally starving to death. Those people might go into shock from a nutrient rich meal. But most will not be at this level. So err on the side of eating or feeding, if you can. Except for porpoise meat, for that can be so nutrient dense it could

[@StraightOtohGunga]

Hahaha the Boeing comment 😂😂. Careful Alan I think they have clone assassins of their own lol

[@jamesbodnarchuk3322]

That Hr comment= lmao

[@pyeitme508]

15:04 because he's George Lucas. XD

[@Sumguyinavan_]

The rough part is that they weren't enemies. Opposing sides of a conflict that should have been solved diplomatically but was intentionally escalated. The Separatist planets had much better points than a CERTAIN secessionist movement, and just wanted to govern themselves without being stripped of resources. But the people of those planets weren't actually enemies of republic planets, the conflict itself was for the greatest part just 2 manufactured expendable armies killing each other rather than citizens putting their lives against other citizens. And the representatives of those planets really didn't have much animosity for the other side's representatives, just a lack of understanding why they couldn't see eye to eye.

[@MrDibara]

Then there's the corporations. Profitting from both sides of yhe conflict and feeling like the real big shots of the whole thing. *Of course, then there's the REAL big shot.*

[@callmetae6627]

I don't care who else you bring up. Palpatine is the GREATEST VILLAIN OF ALL TIME and it's NOT CLOSE

[@Freezefort]

Are you sure Dutch disease is the thing you're talking about? I thought it meant not being able to extract resources due to previous established development

[@smartass0124]

Why does a world of blue people have a human senator

[@WolfeSaber]

?

[@SushiVolcano]

Chuchi is blue.

[@quantemwensday]

the separatist were pawns

[@Fedaygin]

Woop 🥳

[@kaijuking9912]

Hello

[@Kilgorio]

wow

[@petervitkov361]

Keep in mind, "Separatist" is a blanket term. You have the likes of Avi Singh and Tawni Ames, who were merely looking out for the interests of their people and saw the Republic didn't really have said interests at heart...but you also have the sleazy Neimoidans from the Trade Federation, cutting deals with objectively evil trafficking cells (like the Trandoshan one Delta squad fought, the one whose insignia looks like 3 crossed scimitars forming an X), helping them enslave Wookiees and selling said factions battle droids, weapons and ammunition, sending Grievous to their bases to interrogate Wookiee captives and serve as a representative, or the greedy Gossams' Commerce Guild, doing debt collection crackdowns on civilians and sending them their nasty Dwarf and Advanced Dwarf Spider Droids. So to say the Seps were "the good guys" in this conflict would be a simplified explanation, especially since both sides were de facto controlled by Sheev Palpatine, and featured many sub-factions, some of which had more noble goals than others.

[@shantoreywilkins651]

📽️📚

[@shanenolan5625]

I really dont like tuuchis new appearance

[@EpsilonThirteen]

[@dennisd4452]

Count dookie 💩 4 life

[@miniaturejayhawk8702]

A curfew? Wrong? Unjust occupation? Mate this isnt 1919 germany. The confederacy didnt surrender because the homefront collapsed. It surrendered because its leadership was decapitated and its armies were dissolved. You didnt just hand over what you had to your enemies, you were beaten. Granted the clone wars werent exactly a fair game but (a) there is no way you could know and (b) you took part in it.

[@kenle2]

That's kind of the point. Without the droid armies Raxus was essentially helpless. All the Empire had to do was put a few ships in orbit and demand that taxation resume. Just a pointed reminder that orbital turbolasers could ruin their day if they got out of line would be efficient. There isnt any indication that they werent basically cooperating with the Empire. Why do you need tanks and troops on the street if you aren't going to start squeezing the populace?

[@MrRjstruve]

Also I the wild rim and wild space the confederacy or empire could get away with more. No one cared until empire came along. It is ironic….

[@jorgefigueroa4712]

Hello