How the Clones Were Manipulated into Executing Order 66

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The Non-Canon Expert explains how the clone troopers of the Grand Army of the Republic were ultimately manipulated and coerced into executing Order 66 through the actions of the Sith at the time of their creation.

[@Unit645]

"What I remember about the rise of the Empire is... is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the Clone Wars, the 501st Legion was discreetly transferred back to Coruscant. It was a silent trip. We all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts? Any private traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight back to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word."

[@hhardlyzychedelic]

Am I mistaken in believing that's from Battlefront 2?

[@Dili832]

Boba Wan-Kenobi yes

[@atreides213]

Meanwhile, in the canon: "Microchips! Whoop-dee-doo!"

[@PRAISEdaLloyd]

Best campaign ever

[@hombreg1]

+atreides213 not quite, we have to remember that the clone who narrates the campaign does so in past tense, as if he was aware of what he did, which means he still has creative thinking, but he was compelled to follow his orders, like what the biochip would've done. If anything, it makes the memoirs of the 501st even more bitter since you know this veteran soldier is clearly sad about the actions his army took at the end of the clone wars. If I remember correctly, after the felucia mission, he mentions how he feels all clones betrayed their Jedi allies.

[@RustCohle072]

I'm glad the clone wars animated series gave a lot of the clones humanity, Rex is the best

[@rogueskywalker2624]

ikr, people are saying they prefer the heartless droid version. not everything in ledgends is better than the new cannon. some things are, but some aren't.

[@Jaerek]

+Rogue Skywalker Uh, the Republic Commando novel series gave the clones more depth than TCW did in 7 seasons...

[@JaingSkirata]

The movies themselves may have been lacking but EU/Legends books and comics fleshed out the clones to a level of detail far in excess of what they could have ever done in the TV series. It's not really that surprising considering the target audience for the show and the fact that each episode was done like a 1950's weekly serial drama. Like NCR said, try the Republic Commando novel series and you'll see just the same amount of depth as they gave Rex but with even grittier action and moral questioning. Rex was the best character in TCW though.

[@jthibb7103]

Joseph Joestar Lol no I'm sure it didn't. The clone wars series is the main reason clones are fan favorites not vague "comic books"

[@galacticquasaur2956]

@@Jaerek Eh the Clone Wars series is still better than that. Don't let your nostalgia blind you

[@darianmccants]

It bugged me that in the TV Show after "Fives" found out about the chips and caused a problem, not one person looked more into it and found out about order 66

[@queefy8754]

Kix did

[@alexwallar8608]

Rex, Commander Wolf, and Commando Gregor did.

[@crzyfastlife]

I want an order 66 star wars game

[@hombreg1]

Battlefront 2 had the big moment where order 66 was given. In the Jedi temple mission, you reached the last stand of the Jedi in the temple and took control of anakin, with the epic hood and all, to kill off the remaining Jedi masters in the temple.

[@SilkyJJ]

hombreg1 episode 3 the game as well

[@jx592]

yeah and you gotta save a bunch of books from evil laser sword wielding space wizards

[@sophistry9814]

JoshTheGreat 28 There is an episode 3 game for both the original xbox and ps2. Look it up on ebay

[@ScottyMaps]

Absolutely loved battlefront 2 (original) loved the temple mission but i agree that a order 66 game would be fantastic

[@ProceGivesLs]

I find it weird when he says "In this video exposeeeee"

[@johnc6158]

I love when he says it

[@thesteaksaignant]

I guess the voice recognition was on point because I imagine a Jedi general planning a complex battle "OK order 65 will be a flank attack from the west and order 66 you trigger the explosives under that bridge" A few moments later "execute order 66! " Gets shot down by 500 clones

[@timnelsonthrawn4877]

Video Ideas involving clone troopers Clones that didn't follow order 66 Other orders like order 66 Why the empire stopped using clones

[@majorkong2552]

All already used :p

[@majorkong2552]

How about: Has there ever been a Clone Army simillar to the Grand Army of the Republic's Clone Army?

[@majorkong2552]

or even. has there been an Empire that was entirely made up of Clones?

[@undercover942]

I want to see a video on that

[@unknown404x]

+The Gamers Spawn The Droid Army

[@nicholasdickens2801]

The had chips in their brains to control their actions. They were conditioned to do this. It's all shown in The Clone Wars tv series, season 6.

[@scartheslayer1311]

But it clearly isn't absolute as some clones (like rex) were somewhat able to resist

[@JaingSkirata]

I don't know Non-Canon Expert. I never really bought in to the mind control chip explanation from the new canon. Sure the clones were intelligent and creative, but they were also highly trained professional soldiers. Soldiers follow orders, especially those given by duly constituted authority. Out of the 150 contingency plans memorized by each Clone Trooper, Order 66 didn't seem any more likely than the others to occur, yet it "did" in one sense when the Jedi Council attempted to arrest Palpatine. Even then, not all of the troopers followed the order. Also, some of the Legends material mentions that Palpatine relocated cloning production away from Kamino after the Battle of Kamino, not trusting the Kaminoans. Fast grown clones grown in 1-2 years near Coruscant were more numerous in the later days of the war than Kaminoan clones. While they were admittedly less capable than Kaminoan clones, they also had less independence and practically no attachments to the Jedi they served. The re-write with the mind control chips cheapened the drama of Order 66 for me. They turned something that was rightly dark and frightening, worthy of deep sci-fi introspection maybe, into something befitting daytime TV, which since they aired this new "twist" on a kids TV show, really isn't all that surprising. I'm not bitter, but I am a bit bitter :P

[@KitchenSinkSoup]

do you not think that soldiers bred in labs pre programmed to follow the commands of the head of the republic and that takes away their free will terrifying

[@JaingSkirata]

Matthew McCallum sure it's terrifying but it doesn't make for a better story. It's too black and white of a solution. It makes both sides guiltless and cheapens the moments use as a plot device.

[@KitchenSinkSoup]

N10 Jaing So's we shot them because the Chancellor told me too.

[@JaingSkirata]

Matthew McCallum happens more often than you would think. Look at any war from human history and you'll see similar actions by normal troops; and the clones weren't normal, they were the best troops in the galaxy and loyal to the Republic. The Jedi may have commanded them, but the clones didn't fight for the Jedi, they fought under them. They were fighting for the republic and their fellow clones more than any Jedi. Not every Jedi was a master tactician either or treated the clones under their command well, a lot of them got their troops killed because they had no experience commanding an army. When each individual commander received the Order 66 command from the chancellor he made his own decision. Any clone would know that if you have a rogue Jedi you can't take him alive. A non force sensitive can't read their intentions and they can be extremely dangerous enemies. Even then, not all of them followed the order, but enough did to wipe out the majority of the orders leadership and scatter the rest into hiding where they could be hunted down one by one.

[@KitchenSinkSoup]

N10 Jaing I get how some Jedi like Krell would most definitely be killed but I don't think Cody would fire on Obi-Wan most Jedi generals were like that.

[@rodgwr]

So that means Order 66 was actually like a virus installed by the Sith in the clone's fake new cip 🤯

[@zane6811]

I got confused when I saw the 69 years ago but then I realised it’s ur name

[@thatonepersonyouseeeverywh8608]

@@zane6811 lol

[@notdestroyer1019]

I watched episode three today it's one of my favorite star wars movies

[@mortisscryer7059]

Jedi : The clone turn against us Jedi2 : It's because of that damn hologram

[@ckreal9423]

Ethan S Winter ok boomer

[@fabske_1234]

I think the Legends explanation (emergency-order to eliminate rogue jedi) is much better. It was a normal order just like order 65. That also explains, why a few dozen clones didn't execute the order. But, well, all of that is Legends. And whoever was responsible for Clone Wars Season 5 was an utter idiot. Because a conspiracy biochip is... it works, but it is lazy as f*ck storywise. And bad as well...

[@JaingSkirata]

I agree. The target audience changed so they changed the explanation. I guess that "forced against their will" is easier to understand than "followed orders despite internal conflict". It's a lot harder to convey the deep intricacies of the second choice in a 30 minute episode with original star trek level depth of story.

[@fabske_1234]

N10 Jaing Indeed. Well, beside the fact they had an entire seasone dedicated to the silly explanation. Although, I think even 10-12year olds would understand a complex one, or the most important parts of it.

[@JaingSkirata]

fabske 1234 somehow that's even more disappointing.

[@KitchenSinkSoup]

I like the biochip because do you really think even the most pro republic clone would murder the person they have been fighting with for three years and have probably gotten to know and respect.

[@JaingSkirata]

Matthew McCallum I think they would and I think the story is better for it. Sure it might be terrible if they were forced, but that still leaves both sides a moral "out". The Jedi & the clones both could say they had no choice. It's much more grey and morally challenging if the clones did it of their own volition despite their reservations. Think of how it might have felt for a clone to get an order that signifies that the Jedi you have served has betrayed the republic you both swore to protect. For some, the order wasn't enough of course but many would have done it. It's not as morally tidy but it is closer to what the world is like,

[@dennis.edich1998]

The sad thing is: The clones literally started as slaves with numbers when the Clone Wars started, became actual human beings with names during the Clone Wars and became slaves again once the Clone Wars ended with Order 66

[@zoomzoom103]

I like the canon version of them having chips in their heads much more than in Legends where they do it because they were trained that way (it makes more since in canon) but the way it is executed has a few plot holes, I mean Sidious never hits any button to make them turn he just tells them to kill their jedi generals so that would mean the chips are voice activated but that is a little odd because nothing in Star Wars is voice activated

[@violentscorl697]

It is amazing to see how many Repubic Commando (novel) fans have gathered in this comment section. Yeah, Traviss' characterization of the clones and her in-depth explanation of the regular army and its workings was arguably the best one in all of Star Wars. I also prefer her version of what made (most) clones obey Order 66 over anything TCW has to offer.

[@snivy2002]

YEt another great video.I love your channel!And your voice is the best one on KZbin in my opinion!lol anyway have a good done looking forward to new content!

[@jakeetc.1059]

i was really wondering why the clones betrayed the jedi now i know why

[@MylocketheWizardGames]

I've always wondered how the Clones knew someone was a Jedi or not. It must have been more than light-saber use. And I am sure they were given special order not to Harm Vader... or was that because they didn't see him as a Jedi.

[@SwatIntellect]

Do you guys know the Star Wars show on Netflix? Because on one of the episodes the Clone Troopers betrayed the Republic

[@LizardMane]

We need a new series that shows what would of happen if order 66 failed

[@OnlyTimefps9]

It's so sad how all Clones turned evil, all simply because of these little chips and all the stories about them, all stored in every single best friends' brains, which were.... the Clone troopers, whom which all.... turned to Stormtroopers.

[@arbiteras]

The chip is just bad, when previously the old explanation made more sense and had more weight that the fucking"LOL I WAS MIND CONTROLLED" because the TCW kids couldn't handle the fact that a soldier executes every order, regardless they like it or not

[@gwyndolin1536]

Another good question. How did an ex-Jedi Council member pay for said clone army? I doubt he would of been able to use the Jedi Council's or Republic Government's credits for something that expansive without raising some red flags, nor the Cloners taking an I.O.U. that big. Dias didn't happen to be rich like Dooku too, did he?

[@Scary_Snail129]

Here is how it really happened... Clone trooper: how many pizzas did you want to order sir? Jedi: order 66 Clone trooper: *twitches*

[@princeprocrastinate6485]

I personally like the use of the brain chips. After watching The Clone Wars it made sense because after seeing the Clones fight alongside the Jedi for all that time & the strong friendships they formed with them it's hard to believe they followed Order 66 completely of their own free will. Plus watching Episode III it does seem very robotic & cold the way the Clones carry out their order, it's as if they really are in a trance. Also it's more emotionally crushing to me the idea that the Clones had no clue as to what they would be made to do at the war's end instead of them being aware if it the whole time. It gives two reasons to be upset about Order 66; for the betrayal & murder of the Jedi & the fact that the Clones were forced to kill their leaders whom they respected, afterwards the remorse they likely felt for what they did & the horror of being used like that probably made them feel like they really were no better than droids. The Clones were victims of Order 66 in their own right too & that makes the whole thing even more devastating.

[@melosworld3603]

In season 6 they show something called a Tumor which controls their mind and makes them kill Jedi. It all started with Tup.

[@captainalucard4212]

Thanks for making this video, it was great.

[@wookiepubg3702]

Another great my friend!!! Hmmm what about what happened to the 501st after the sack on the Jedi temple

[@TeurastajaNexus]

Legends is the way

[@commandercody7594]

So many dweebs say how much of a 'traitor' I am. A lot more people need to know about this. :|

[@joeunderdog]

That make a lot more sense now, thanks

[@tmanburg4328]

there WAS hesitation on Felucia, kamino, and on a few battlefields throughout the galaxy

[@noahsson00]

But originaly did the clones have chips i mean in the original ROTS film from 2005?

[@Jaerek]

Meh. This story always seemed like a cheap way to keep the clones as the "good guys" to avoid disappointing the kids. It would've been much more traumatic for the clones to know what they were doing when they shot the Jedi and having to choose between the Republic and their generals...

[@LatIenws]

Disagree completely

[@oliverstrom3593]

interesting point. Though if free thinking was the case, I doubt they would turn against their friends just bc of orders.

[@PhoenixDening-cz5wd]

What i want to know is why did the clones even let Sidious talk to them

[@krgz6820]

you should make a video about what if anakin never fell in love with padma

[@krgz6820]

padme lol

[@Gtag12317]

I WANT TO RULE THE CLONES AND TELL THEM TO STOP KILLING JEDI

[@accelerei7619]

6 years since this order 66 vid came out

[@theonlythebestthegreatest313]

Thanks for this

[@1afeatherstone]

Great video! Can't wait to see more!

[@dakotavanleer3859]

Thats Grand Adrimal Thrawn a lengens character now made cannon in the thrid season of star wars rebels.

[@lewisjwr]

Is this shown in the Clone Wars TV show?

[@JaingSkirata]

Basically, the Jedi didn't read the manual when they accepted their slave army. Let's not forget that in the legends EU, the contingency orders, all 150 of them including Order 66 were right there for everyone to read. The Kaminoan's told the Jedi that they were engineered the Clones to be perfect soldiers, loyal and obedient to the Republic . The Jedi Order was too blind and had its head shoved too far up the force to even question the circumstances of the armies creation or consider the real possibility that they army could be misused. They paid the price for their mistakes in the lives and blood of their order and 30 years of Imperial rule.

[@gamer708886]

I thought order 66 was kung pao chicken? X3

[@reneclovercinecritica7269]

Is there a hint of this in Revenge of the Sith? Cause I was just thinking about that film and I suddenly realized I can't recall any sign of this shown in the actual film. I really should watch them again to update my opinion on the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy.

[@VaciliNikoMavich]

Can you make one about how and why the CIS gabe their battle droids personalities and etc? I am very interested in that.

[@sirarnie9837]

Are clone/stormtroopers just left to rot when they die, or did they get a proper burial when they were killed?

[@JaingSkirata]

Depends on the source. Novels I read indicated those that died in battle had their ID tallies (dogtags) taken but otherwise were left where they fell. As for what happened to those who made it back to their ship or base and then succumbed to their wounds, not sure.

[@violentscorl697]

+N10 Jaing Probably thrown out of the air lock when in space or in an incineraror, whatever was easier at the moment. Luckily Mando'ade never really cared about the flesh shell, a piece of armor is anything they needed to honor the dead.

[@zmg5105]

Order 66 is better with pumped up kicks

[@grandmofftarkin9653]

Great video!

[@XplodingTurtle]

Grand Moff Tarkin arent you dead?

[@grandmofftarkin9653]

Xploding-turtle na boi. I survived the blast and was rescued by Vader while floating in space. I'm in snoke's body now, so it's all good.

[@XplodingTurtle]

Grand Moff Tarkin oh nice!

[@jessebrock7859]

Also why didn't they take out anakin? He still looked like a Jedi and as far as I can tell very few individuals knew about what happened in palpatines office.

[@CrualBirab]

I can't wait to get a hold of Rebels season 2, since Rex is in that, also, since there were many protocols programmed into the bio-chip, I'm curious what they are, order 65 I think was to remove the Supreme Chancellor if he was found to be corrupt, but we all know what a nice guy Palpatine was, so that would never happen lol

[@JustinTK416]

Now I can't not imagine Palpatine misspeaking and saying "Execute Order 65." and a clone just staring at the holopadand waiting for it to don on him that he just royally screwed up, meanwhile a kill team busts in and shoots him in the back.

[@CrualBirab]

Is a very unlikely scenario ha ha ha

[@hastensavoir7782]

Turned out General Krell was right all along 😂

[@doctorcocaine8520]

the fckin face he left it on had me dead.

[@lemonkoi3422]

Who was the most feared stormtrooper in the empire?

[@evancraven4784]

The guy who hit his head.

[@marcusfowler1143]

interesting, but unfortunately no new information, ofcourse, that is because I did allot of digging, since I find the clone troopers to be my favorite part of the star wars universe

[@carlitothecoolguy4629]

what episode is it when the komonias talking to count doku

[@winterstar4813]

nice idea thanks for the video again

[@briansounalath]

It’s true the Jedi were the true terrorists. Without them there’s peace.

[@ChristiantrospectiveGamer]

Order 66: Kill all jedi...except of course for Anakin...that would ruin the story.

[@ChristiantrospectiveGamer]

Right...but a microchip is going to have a program in it with the EXACT distinction between one guy wielding a lightsaber and another guy wielding a lightsaber?

[@Leondragon06]

... he was a Sith apprentice opposite of Jedi ya...

[@dazdavis7896]

That wasn't in season 2, It wasn't that early in the series, it was later on.

[@misterasa183]

I wonder what would happen if the Jedi discovered the inhibitor chip plot.

[@jonatandewaele637]

i dont think gregors ship was removed, it just got destroyed on his last known mission in the clone wars

[@assuringnest2406]

but why did commander cody give obi wan his light saber

[@judebaxter9897]

In clone wars, it is said that palpatine had access to their chips. The chips which had commands to obey the order 66 order

[@caydenplays9597]

Why didn't the clone troopers 66 Vader when he had them stroll to the temple with him to kill younglings? His light saber was blue even!

[@nobodyatall6620]

STAP YOU'RE MAKING ME SAD

[@df344]

Wasn't Darth Plagueis the one to first start talking to the Kaminoans?

[@coltmasta5189]

What if order 66 never happened?

[@JustinTK416]

My guess is that none of the Original Trilogy would've ever happened, Anakin and Palpatine would've been hunted down and killed due to being traitors and not having the clone army to act as their initial protection. Then Padme would've had her kids, and it's hard to say what she would do in such a grief stricken state, but my guess would be that she'd either hang around and allow them to become Jedi, or run away with them into the far reaches of the galaxy.

[@NRTHRN-LGHTS]

Wasnt Darth Maul Sidious apprentice before Tyranus? The creation of the clones started a long time before Maul was killed by Obi-Wan. So how could be Tyranus be included in Sidious plans when there are only 2 at a time: One Master and a apprentice?

[@justinmorency5381]

A_German_Squirrel the creation of the clone army occurred 10 years before "Attack of the Clones" which I assume was soon AFTER Maul was killed, around the time when Sidious adopted Tyranus as an apprentice. Or at least that's what I think it is, I could be entirely wrong

[@da-vidcargill4975]

no u r right maul was supposedly killed in ep 1 and the creation was 10 years b4 ep 2 remember dooku was heartbroken over the death of qui on and joined sidious and between ep 1 and 2 is a 10 year gap. so possibly some time b4 the end of ep 1 like b4 the celebration of peace on naboo , dyfo didas was killed because of dooku and the creation was done in secret . Anakin was 9 /10 in ep 1 and the ep 2 novel said he was 20 and if u look at the appearance of Anakin in the beginning/middle and end u will se a change in appearance in Anakin as it looks like time went on b4 the celebration on naboo

[@theyoutubeacolyte969]

Am I correct in assuming the republic didn't have an army before the clones?

[@fardfox]

The Republic did have an army. But that was way back in the days of Knights of the old republic when the sith was just as large scale as the Jedi were. After the Sith were gone and no other empire really threatened the republic their army just supposedly disbanded.

[@ugiustuskeiserus8066]

Grigory Fazz after the old republic ended then yes, the Jedi had no army

[@senna9414]

When Master Sifo Dias originally comissioned the creation of the clone army who was bankrolling it? such a creation couldn't have been cheap!

[@triggerwarning7868]

Vincent Bennett count doku funded it after he killed si fo on felciua

[@joelallen1814]

wait, in original canon wasn't order 66 the contingency order for Jedi's that betrayed the republic?

[@fardfox]

In the original canon Order 66 was an order issued if the Jedi gone against and threatened the republic marking them as enemies.

[@arbiteras]

Yes, the clones had over 150 contingency orders for emergency situations and those orders had to be executed without question. The clones knew of order 66 and that eventually they would have executed it. "What I remember about the rise of the Empire is… is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the Clone Wars, the 501st was discreetly transferred back to Coruscant. It was a silent trip; We all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts? Any private traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word" 501st Trooper It made more sense that years of hard training and obedience to the Republic made them execute the order than a fucking microchip

[@Marcusjnmc]

would this have made a good Legends Vs Canon episode?

[@realgamers472]

my explanation Canon Clones - bio-chips forced them but they didn't lose their beliefs since in CW tup gets activated but then comes to his senses and regrets what he did. he also suffered some psychological distress from murdering his friend. so we can assume the clones had to live with that. EU Clones - it was just an order and yeah they felt bad but knew what was about to happen. which kinda makes them scummy backstabbers

[@lynnlindsey5463]

I'm using my grandmas tablet but anyway have you seen the animated series of the clone wars all the clones had chips in them put into them as babies so they won't disobey palpatine

[@Zoogermann]

Why does this sound like in a class room

[@ricancira]

The road to hell is paved with good intentions. That's why I only have bad intentions.

[@inquizition9672]

Kammin-owens. Kammin-owens? KAMMIN.........OWENS???

[@sircart1er]

Who's here after clone wars 7/11

[@shaneocon21]

Too bad there was no USO or Galactic Republic O show where their Bob Hope would have his team extract all the chips when they were watching a performance beamed into their brains. Guess old orders had to fall. The prequels and non canon put a heavy emphasis on division that the Jedi or non jedi in the original trilogy didn't have. Sith not specifically mentioned.

[@zachreed9836]

At points they were no longer clones they were droids The order 66 was executed they were just droids.

[@kingorange7739]

No they really weren’t

[@michaelgroves335]

well the 501st reason for killing kreil was cause he was plotting to betray the jedi order and the Republic and join count dooku to become a sith

[@hailandsilence1537]

What about the hundreds of clones slaughtered by jedi? They weren't in their right mind, were they? The clones lost many great men that day, without it even being their fault directly.

[@Venlysi]

Me in scp secret lab as choas:

[@shaq0071]

can you do what if kylo returned to the light

[@darthnihilus2335]

He did

[@Kingofchaos_]

This man took 2 minutes just for a goddamn intro

[@jaycurtis9038]

i hate that word exspose

[@roythomson638]

Jared Curtis haha

[@ProceGivesLs]

yeah yeah

[@ChaseBlackmoon]

Then this is not a channel you should watch then, lol

[@undercover942]

Why couldn't kill Palpatine and deactivate the droids ending the war

[@express8593]

45,500th subscriber here

[@mathewbirkman5393]

who's the gentleman with blue skin and red eyes in every video?

[@colternewkirk6163]

wtf is that pic at 2:10 and why is it on every vid.

[@lostsignals2985]

Colt Newk thrawn

[@chriscrutts9706]

Elon watch out

[@treewisps4085]

so what about the older clones without the chip in there head?

[@HADESM9]

They dead

[@dennis.edich1998]

Do you mean the clones from the EU?

[@muhammadizzat6218]

order 66 was suppose to be killing rogue jedi,thats what they told to kaminoians,but sadly its wrong

[@jamindent2592]

Why would Wolffe, Gregor and Rex not tell anakin and obi-wan and the entire jedi counsel and the other clones about the chips and what they do? that doesn't make any sense because rex being close friends with Cody would surely tell him about the chip.

[@georgepatton7042]

that bio chip thing was garbage, in battle front two history of 501st the clones knew about executing the jedi order. They were trained and genetically modified to follow orders and be totally obedient. They just made that up in the clone wars cartoon to make the clones more sympathetic. The cartoon also turned the clones into a worse fighting force they originally were in that they were trained under Jango Fett and were elite troops not that crap that the cartoon made them out to be.

[@stickykitty]

Trusted my feelings on the matter did I Happiness Now I have

[@gingeroverseer9302]

2 minutes in and we get a word count dribble repeating 3 times "why did the clones turn on the jedi?" And another word count dribble repeating "understanding the sith actions" twice before I stopped.... ugh... just tell us and pad the video with content. Writing essays sucked in school were not here to listen to more essays. Give us the damn info

[@sjh7308]

This guy just overcomplicated this

[@darthnihilus2335]

Ikr

[@francieallen791]

The clones killed the Jedi because they had a chip in there neck and count docko was he one who told them to make the clone Army so the sith had control of the clones

[@PineappleKiller16]

Chip in their brain