BETRAYAL - Star Wars: Order 66 Short Film

[@bottlely]

The clones' memories being altered, to drive them to complete Order 66, was such a cool idea. Awesome job! Edit: where did the idea come about?

[@loacherfilms]

It was a random thought while thinking about the inhibitor chips. Like obeying a command without question is one thing, but there must be some sort of reprogramming going on, so they accept the order without any conflict or resistance. That's where I had the idea that by altering their memories the clones can feel like this is a justified thing to do!

[@WoofWoofWolffe]

^ I want to know this as well! Not only is it an incredible idea, but also phenomenally executed!

[@jakeosak785]

@@WoofWoofWolffe yeah same I mean u don't see the commander in the ending scene though

[@bottlely]

@@loacherfilms That is such an ingenious idea. For all the effort you put into your animations (the storytelling, the atmosphere, the character movements, everything), you deserve so many more subscribers.

[@regimentalwarchild]

U got 66 likes?!

[@c.w.simpsonproductions1230]

"Loyalty means everything to the clones."

[@itsssnek810]

Good soldiers follow orders

[@johnjason1251]

They had Chips implented

[@krieg8943]

John Jason you clearly haven’t seen Star Wars the clone wars lmao

[@johnjason1251]

@@krieg8943 i have. Wtf. Because of the Chips the clones did order 66. Fives removed his own but couldnt warn the others

[@thevoidlookspretty7079]

Obviously, these particular comments have not aged well.

[@Avenger85438]

_"When Order 66 hit us, it was like some sort of haze. Like everything we went through with the Jedi suddenly didn't happen. All the memories, the pain, the hopes, the laughs we had... gone. Replaced by something else... It took years for the chips to degrade, the truth coming back to us like a creeping realization. That you helped kill the only people in the galaxy who gave a damn about you... I don't blame the few of us that stayed with the Empire... To live a convenient lie, over a bitter truth."_

[@howdoichangemyusername9802]

You make that up?

[@Avenger85438]

@@howdoichangemyusername9802 Yes.

[@howdoichangemyusername9802]

Nice work

[@johnphinney5909]

@@Avenger85438 B+, you had some grammar mistakes xd

[@thelaw2348]

Good stuff bro

[@Edwin.chacon]

"It's a good thing we were wearing helmets, because none of us could bear to look her in the eye"

[@londomollari1082]

That's what I thought.

[@johnjason1251]

😮😥😭

[@javierpech4447]

I understood that reference 😞

[@josephsteinhauer216]

still my favorite line...

[@gentlemansuicide2184]

"if they can be tricked. They can be killed."

[@darkninjacorporation]

This is somehow more tragic than just losing their free will, their memories are changed. All the things they did with their generals used against them. Instead of being forced to kill the Jedi, they’re tricked into wanting to.

[@mistylover7398]

🤨

[@gloriazinhu2472]

exactly to me it's abit satisfying and heartbreaking at the same time

[@Alpha-77]

It's most sad when it's those who were close to you. When you are an ARC trooper with free will, it's a pain seeing your brothers like this. The only thing you could do is either persuade them, or fight against them.

[@bilobaha]

ayo

[@Tingus__Pingus]

I can’t help but think of the Halo announcer voice saying “betrayal”

[@anidiot2284]

Darth Vader in rouge one Double kill triple kill killjaro kill killionaire

[@messingmusic_and_animation]

You're not the only one XD

[@Blank_Void]

lol same

[@decentblind]

its just embedded into our brains

[@aryangupta8150]

I thought I was the only one, it seems there are more like me.

[@majorassault5074]

Roses are red, Loacher is best, This video was like gold in a treasure chest.

[@amazingbro6723]

Nice 👌

[@truesonsofmandalore]

600th like what did i win?

[@majorassault5074]

True Sons Of Mandalore You won my soul after I saw my comment had 600 likes and I had a stroke

[@majorassault5074]

Thanks all of you, I’m making a project of my own so expect an upload by the end of summer.

[@wg_potatoraptor1559]

Spitting some fire now lads

[@Asiandiskool]

The idea that the inhibitor chips alters their memories of the Jedi from being heroic to monsters is such an amazing concept. I love this!

[@RazorBladeStudios3197]

IKR this is awesome

[@stormpants1638]

Yeah, and it wouldn’t have made much sense if it was the legends reason, basically without the chips. There’s no way that the ENTIRE army of clones who, for years have bonded with the Jedi, execute them just like that. I don’t believe it.

[@OriginalityDaniel]

@@stormpants1638 correct me if I'm wrong but i thought it was generally discouraged for jedi to bond with clones? with the exception of Anakin, Ahsoka and obi-wan i vaguely recall Mace Windu criticizing Anakin in the animated show for just that. jedi code forbids forming attachments I'm sure jedi where heavily discouraged to befriend their clone child army. always thought inhibitor chips are dumb they're clones not droids. they're bred for combat and to follow orders they're children soldiers basically and presumably they all have the various orders drilled into em from birth so while a few that did bond would find it difficult (and theres some legends stuff of clones going rogue) id absolutely believe the overwhelming majority would execute em.

[@Asiandiskool]

OriginalDan you can’t form personal deep attachments as a Jedi, but that doesn’t mean you can’t be close to the clones. The Jedi are friends with one another, it shouldn’t be different with clones that fight to die for you and you doing the same for them. Even if the Jedi themselves aren’t personally attached, the clones for sure are going to be attached to their generals who try their hardest to keep you alive.

[@jonathanmarcus1096]

Yeah Mace Windu actually was very close with the Clones he served with. Especially, Commander Ponds, who he formed a strong friendship with. He is shown throughout Clone Wars to care greatly about the Clones he served with.

[@danielezermorenosanchez3689]

It pains me so much how the captain stared at his Jedi General like asking for permission to go get the transmission...

[@phillipwalling7470]

Feels more like the General giving Captain a choice if he wants to. He clearly respects the captain.

[@knuckle1493]

"What would we do without the clankers, become a police force?" Yup

[@KlockoFett]

Lol

[@3Dusers]

*Happy ISB fan noises*

[@mikkel066h]

Nah they end up having to take control of the last separatist planets that are not willing to surrender.

[@desertrang3r]

Their memories being altered is 100% canon to me now

[@burningfish156]

Makes a lotta sense anyway.

[@thedreamz9376]

"Maybe to you, but not to me" -Wise notebook

[@IanODonnell]

😂😂

[@etherealhawk]

666th like

[@peaceunion5316]

The whole chip thing was shitty trashy new canon. I preferred the original where they just had an undying loyalty to the senate, NOT the Jedi Order

[@aabidjalal5513]

not gonna lie, this really hit harder than it should have.

[@fly2golf985]

Hocus Pocus You've Lost Focus ligit almost got tears in my eyes lol

[@lcdream4213]

Hit harder than anything Ray has ever said in the sequels

[@KaiCross]

He never would have drawn his lightsaber on them Not even in self defense

[@TheKenji2221]

I think he actually did. Since the saber fell, that means it was drawn at one moment. Long enough to not be attached anymore to the belt

[@KaiCross]

TheKenji2221 he drew the hilt not the saber

[@KaiCross]

TheKenji2221 a Jedi would’ve been able to ignite his saber and defend himself in the moment. He chose not to

[@TheKenji2221]

@@KaiCross You don't know. He had the saber in his hand. He clearly wanted to defend himself

[@KaiCross]

TheKenji2221 maybe he thought about it.. but if someone really wants something so badly they will do anything to get it... if he truly wanted to defend himself he could’ve... Atleast for a little... bit he knew their lives mattered

[@ivanyackenov8864]

This makes Rex's resistance to the order make a whole lot more sense

[@flochforster6892]

All because he knew the things he was seeing weren’t true. He knew Ahsoka wouldn’t betray him or the republic. I love this take on order 66. It makes much more sense as to how the clones senselessly betray the ones they were loyal to.

[@devilshamblin1950]

@@flochforster6892 ikr, I wish that they showed us what made them betray their generals in the movies.

[@kalejarmar3187]

" Find him, find him, Fives. Find him ! "

[@madisonatteberry9720]

It would also explain why some clones went insane after Order 66. I think this is still cannon but some clones after executing the order instantly started to wonder why they did and for the rest of their service life slowly went insane.

[@davidlacoste]

@@madisonatteberry9720 The Kanan comics have 2 clones pursuing Kanan in space. One of them start pondering it and the other doesn't want to hear about. It doesn't dwell enough on it to my taste but i liked to see the issue discussed by clones right after the event.

[@syncout9586]

The chips in Clones under General Krell didn't even need to alter memories

[@burningfish156]

Y e s .

[@erikwallace4936]

Ahahahahahahahaha

[@Olvera_emi]

🤣😂🤣

[@haydanoc8779]

That dude was SAVAGE (not Maul’s brother, but you know...) 😄

[@DJZOMBIE_2323]

@@haydanoc8779 puns

[@toughspitfire]

Clone 1: I can't believe we trusted the Jedi?! Clone 2: Yeah I mean remember when he used Pike as a shield after he got shot in the leg? Clone 1: Yeah...wait I'm Pike!!! Clone 2: ... Clone 1: ...

[@christinejorgens6577]

Haskin Tosh a Jedi Master who secretly despises his Order's stuffy code: *Turns to attention to his 612th Clone Battalion who are led By Adjutant Commander Molt* Clone Troopers all of you have been lucky to have had your chips taken out in total secrecy shortly after the Invasion of Naboo, from my the depths of my emotions i am aware that you all share the same sentiment surrounding my Order's utter Arrogance and Complacence due to being still loyally fanatic to their 'Stuffy' Jedi Code which made them BLIND to Darth Sidious's Machinations of Both Sides of this War! this is not the Republic we once held so dear! The Jedi High Council is Most at Fault for being so arrogant and Complacent no wonder Anakin Skywalker fell to the Dark Side! even if Anakin becomes Vader he will always be Anakin Skywalker our Chosen One in our eyes and views! as soon as the Galactic Empire rises, we will hide out in Wild Space gathering allies from former Separatists to forma True non corrupt Republic Remnant that will work in secret with the incoming Rebel Alliance! who's with me?! all Clones, Navy and Chief Officers onboard Tosh's Venator: *All shout and cheer in agreement with their True Jedi General who is the Real Jedi and the Scumbag Council are the Fake Ones*

[@keeganseva3975]

@@christinejorgens6577 I'd read that fanfic haha. Almost wrote one once.... till I realized I really suck at writing.... haha

[@ToxicSkull0]

SilkyButton24 never give up man. You can do it. Keep on writing

[@darkandlight1169]

@@keeganseva3975 u got this believe in yourself buddy

[@OkJobe]

Plot holes be like

[@TokraOperative]

Jesse remembers how Ahsoka Tano abused her authority on Umbara and got many of his brothers killed in suicide attacks. He remembered she wanted to have him and Fives executed for disobeying orders and later how she tricked the 501st and 212th into attacking one another. He also remembers Rex being Ahsoka's patsy and not caring one bit how she treated his brothers.

[@hazmatt3250]

@J Tevault if the memories are being altered, this could make sense. Since Krell was dead at that point, it would need to recreate the memory of another surviving Jedi. Essentially retconning the battle in their mind.

[@kfirla9845]

The pilot she saved in season 7: she threw me off a plane !

[@danielemaggio6999]

@@kfirla9845 I imagine that pilot like the suicide man in The Incredibles that was angry with Mr Incredible because he wanted to die and he saved him

[@RoguePlutonia]

I don't remember Ahsoka on Umbara. I thought Anakin left and the clones were left with Pong Krell

[@faiqgamer3517]

@@RoguePlutonia Based on a Battle of Umbara documentary (I forget the youtuber name), Ahsoka was with Bariss dominating the space of Umbara.

[@thelankysoldier]

This is genius storytelling. I wouldn't even thought of clone memories being altered for making sure they complete Order 66. I love this.

[@Billy82605]

It’s a really great concept

[@stunner9005]

Makes more sense than “mind control”

[@anarchomando7707]

@ Anakin and Obi Wan for the exception not the fucking rule A lot more the Jedis viewed the Clones as nothing more than tools Anakin actually view them as individuals But for the rest of them they were led to the slaughter a meat grinder of course they would betray the Jedi

Joseph Misinec that’s clearly not how the Clone Wars show depicts the Jedi’s generals relationship with the Clones.

[@anarchomando7707]

@ I honestly think that was a bit of Propaganda films( seriously mandalorians becoming peaceful bulshit neutral Maybe but peaceful utter bantha crap) Remember there are like a million Jedis So even if 10 to 12 are good people to hit their clones there's still a whole lot more who are horrible or at least neglectful of their psyche

[@walnzell9328]

"Become a police force? We weren't bred for that." Coroscaunt guard clones: Excuse me. What the f*ck?

[@chrisdonnell7200]

Clones who get put in maintenance: Hey, at least you guys get guns

[@nopity3057]

@@chrisdonnell7200 the janitor in star wars clone wars tv series (yes the one on Kamino that got a sad scene): "This is what I was bred to do."

[@captainconway2236]

@@nopity3057 hey! 99 was a true republic hero to the end.

[@o01chris10o]

It's so sad that the line you wrote has been said before in history many times, immediately before the deaths of millions 😔

[@josh_the_alien]

@i camouf all on ya calm down Jamal don't pull out the 9

[@greyofpta5305]

A great angle on 66. Seeing their memories being re-written was a great touch.

[@RyanTheDark]

Looking back, I wondered how Cody and Rex would have felt, going through this, considering Obi-Wan and Ahsoka were close with them.

[@NephilaClavata]

Visceral anger perhaps? The closeness would have been poisoned and inverted, the betrayal feeling even more deep. Once the effect wore off and they realized what they'd done... Can't even imagine how shitty that would feel.

[@richardmoskalyov8503]

Cody:"anyways, I started shooting"

[@tragedyplustime8271]

Rex was able to contain the chip for a bit, Cody didn't give a fuck about Kenobi.

[@a.morphous66]

@@tragedyplustime8271 Rex was only able to fight it because he knew, at least on some level, about the chips. He recognized that this was the same thing that happened to Tup, the same thing that got Fives killed trying to uncover the truth. Cody didn’t have any experience with it, so he wouldn’t have known what was happening until it had totally taken hold. It doesn’t have anything to do with how close a given commander was to their general. Which makes me wonder if Commander Doom tried to fight back, what with him personally witnessing Tup’s premature activation. Who knows?

[@phil385]

@@a.morphous66 He could only fight it a bit though. You could say that it takes some time for the memories to be altered. The more memories you have together, the longer it takes, therefore he had some time to warn Ashoka. But that's just the way I like to think about it

[@wesleyy147]

Disney: this is not cannon Fans: unfortunately history will not see it that way

[@vintolio]

"I recognize the council has made a decision, but given it is a stupid decision I've elected to ignore it."

[@a1phamalestud]

Disney: This isn’t cannon! Fans: oh, I don’t think so

[@obi-wankenobi8444]

Disney: I am the senate Fans: Not yet.

[@damiankrol5879]

no, WE are the senate. I say Rey's trilogy isn't canon.

[@paulbohman4134]

We: The Senate will decide your fate. Disney: I am the Senate!

[@ggt47]

The different perspectives thing makes more sense than just “being loyal to the republic”.

[@boardersibs]

I disagree most jedi and other commanding officers weren't that nice some even are like krell and just treated clones like shit they were like droids to them so when they were told the jedi betrayed the republic it wouldn't seem that weird to them and they believe in the republic I would imagine the implants did some to push them in the right direction but not alter memories like this (except for maybe rex)

[@killgre2399]

@@boardersibs but for one like commander Cody he won't have done it

[@bigmanlettuce4388]

Admiral Arc everyone likes the microchip explanation better because its more grounded to the plot of episodes three and later sw comics and its got a grimdark vibe in something so beloved as star wars which makes it all the more intriguing.

[@chrisdiokno5600]

@@bigmanlettuce4388 yeah, rather than the Clones just betraying their generals cause the Chancellor told them, here it takes away their free will, rjoub some liked if they did it willingly

[@braydoxastora5584]

@@bigmanlettuce4388 the microchip explanation is terrible as it robs the clones of any agency i had always preferred battlefront 2's version of the clones

[@Daniel-z3v7s]

I bet this guy can make a whole entire animated movie with his skills.

[@irok1]

Give people like him a team and money and we'll have some amazing stories

[@Gummy_Sarcasm_Provider]

Just another pathetic "k`Han Solo".

[@yoshimura3577]

Hmm i would say it is good in general but look at the failure from 00:56 when he sat on the tree his thigh armor slipped into his waist ik ik but i think the more realistic the more fun 2 watch have a good night /day^^

[@Mickeydicky]

@@irok1 give them disney budget and we'll get what fans want

[@mkaterr]

a whole better movie than the secuels... I will not talk about the prequels, because they were made between 12 and 22 years ago... Im waiting not the remaster of the prequels, but the REMAKE of everything instead

[@ValSob3]

This was already said by many in the comments, but I have to say it anyway, this was the most clever and humanizing interpretation of order 66 I've ever seen. Instead of human robots following some code, a relatable emotional conflict that the viewers really feel and dread the unfolding of occurs. Magnificent!

[@Sploinkss]

Outstanding animation, visuals, voice acting and story. Only downside is how short it is, which is to be expected. Great work as always man!

[@CamoFlash7_]

*You were right about one thing, Master. The negotiations were short.*

[@paolonino221]

@@CamoFlash7_ a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one

[@theshapeshifterva6928]

Thanks man, you can hear more of my impressions on my channel if you want.

[@GucciPasta]

same

[@paulovitor9388]

That's what i call art. -THRAWN, Grand Admiral

[@Testsubject276]

This would be so fucked up. You'd think order 66 would just be like "Kill the Jedi, don't question it. Orders are orders." and that would be that. But actually manipulating their memories to burn all the friendship and respect they may have had for their generals at a tip of a hat in order to make their status as traitors undeniable? Truly diabolical.

[@MasteringJohn]

Definitely would fit to Sidious' perverse satisfaction. The situation was rather messed up from the start though, considering that the Jedi had basically assented to commanding an army of conscripted child-soldiers in what was supposed to be a fight for freedom.

[@ray3413]

sadly this wouldn’t make sense because the main reason the Jedi didn’t sense it coming was because it wasn’t hate, they just did what they were told but due to this theory it kinda messes things up

[@sorrrbet4923]

@@ray3413 It doesn't though. There was no hate prior to the order being issued, and the issuing of the order rewrote their memories in order to make them hate the Jedi. The memory rewrite happened instantaneously in real time and in what would seem like the flip of a switch they would turn on their old friends. It makes sense too for Rex at the end of Season 7 as he was very strong minded, so the rewrite would've been rather traumatic and the old, original memories would've been conflicting with the rewritten ones, causing him major internal conflict.

[@comradekenobi8146]

Raymund P Jabla Yeah, what Sorrrbet said. It was a more or less instantaneous rewrite, a temporary one. And the Jedi DID sense the hatred. Why do you think Ki-Adi Mundi stopped leading his charge in the middle of a full-on firefight and turned to see his men. He sensed their hatred for him, and he was both confused and hurt by it.

[@S-Asker]

Personally, I prefer the simple, here's your order, the Jedi committed treason, now kill them; style of things, it's simple, but also very realistic.

[@antonyherbert516]

It means a lot to me that you use Tem Morrison’s voice for the Clones. Most people imitate Dee Bradley Baker these days.

[@theshapeshifterva6928]

you can hear more of my impressions on my channel if you want.

[@paulovitor9388]

I love the Morrison Voice in that video, really sounds like a veteran soldier and physically stressed and bored of the war

[@paulovitor9388]

@@theshapeshifterva6928 You always do a awesome work man

[@XxMandoManxX]

Hate it when folks try to sound like Baker. Its an imitation of an imitation of Morrison, and always sounds bad. The guy in the video is top notch.

[@theshapeshifterva6928]

@MandoMan yeah he is 😉

[@nickflodin708]

The memories being altered is my new head canon. This is absolutely amazing

[@nicholasshealy9040]

Dude, that is sooooooo dark but in all the right ways. Makes me look at 66 in a whole new light.

[@painstation948]

What would a Spartan know of betrayal ....oh wait..nvm

[@clonecommondogrimm]

Same here, The idea that it wasn’t just a switch, but a full on alternative history being written in to my brother’s minds is quite cruel.

[@painstation948]

@@clonecommondogrimm commander Rex over came the chips powers ..and didn't your commando squad even disbelieved the orders to be authentic so much as to help a group of Jedi escape and later even fought the newly named Lord vader because of what your group did?

[@WoofWoofWolffe]

Wow, this is a real movie-quality production! Love that you show the 104th and their encounter with Order 66! Beautifully done, Loacher! The whole POV memory portion was incredible....

[@global2906]

You are correct

[@lonewolf5054]

Of course u would to be here to comment cause ur boys were here haha, still this proves that fans has a better understanding of star wars better than lucasfilm and disney

[@keysmakka9041]

Love from Cerberus platoon

[@josephreeves4044]

Love your vids

[@Christian-ty5oq]

My man

[@olivermwallace]

Literally the only version of order 66 that genuinely does what's going on in their head.

[@atownicpepperoni7217]

Oliver Wallace That’s not really canon, but that’s a cool idea

[@Vandicoup]

It's not canon though. Just a fan's concept, a brilliant concept nonetheless.

[@pedrokantor3997]

@@crestraizn It's canon enough for me, unless George Lucas himself says otherwise.

[@ggt47]

Yes.!

[@Vandicoup]

@@pedrokantor3997 Same. I've always wanted to see exactly what was going on in their heads, the programming, the mind wiping, everything. This fan film was a great start in exploring all of that. Hope we get an official version that specifically explores the mindset of what the chips are exactly doing to the clone's heads! :D

[@AirsoftAlfonse]

this was awesome! great job!

[@andrewrhodes9247]

Hey alfonse i watch a lot of your vids

[@captmcduck6904]

Damn you got me airsofting...

[@ellisadamson893]

Didn’t expect special forces

[@disfri]

Dude I didn't know you like star wars

[@Chaosh21]

An odd place to see you

[@user-cl7yr]

this makes the whole thing even more sad, not just being unable to resist but also being brainwashed into hating the jedi, i find it sad seeing the jedi just accept his fate knowing what was coming and probably realising it was better to be dead then to live under the empire

[@FedsAtMyHouse]

I think nobody really knew about the empire when order 66 was happening

[@user-cl7yr]

@@FedsAtMyHouse most people thought it was good at first, security, peace, no jedi which weren't loved at that point, and the senate made faster actions. was all good until the rebellion came along those scum

[@Number1Irishlad]

@@user-cl7yr he was sayin tho at that time the republic was still a republic, and noone, except palps and us, knew of any other government to come

[@FedsAtMyHouse]

@@Number1Irishlad thank you

[@antsatlas4855]

If he was to defend himself he would have to kill his clones I don’t think he wanted to do that.

[@LoreFreak]

A really intriguing, more in-depth look at the potential psychological impact of the inhibitor chips and how they altered the clones' memories, awesome job!

[@bambostarla6259]

I never liked the inhibitor chip thing. I prefered the clones being loyal to the republic.

[@DarthRelkew]

Totally, I would mind seeing how the real memories collide with the inhibitor chip memories when the chip is taken out.

[@brendan4425]

Japalloo only problem with them being loyal to the republic is that they would at least hesitate or show some remorse and many would question it and at the very least question why but instead they just said yes my lord and executed the people they served next to for 3 and a half years

[@Gummy_Sarcasm_Provider]

@@bambostarla6259 Reason? Read lore pls.

[@Gummy_Sarcasm_Provider]

@@brendan4425 They never be loyal to republic. They loyal only senate .Senate choose Palpatine as War Dictator. What's problem?

[@Gunzavage]

BRO THOSE FLASHBACKS WERE SO DEEP 😭😭

[@MadamInsanity88]

Dude, the Clones talking about what they are going to do after the war is actually heartbreaking. Honestly this is so well done.

[@DYLAN-us7kn]

This was really really good. The idea of the clones having flashbacks never occured to me before this. Great work

[@scientistdoggo]

Yoda after Order 66: Mmm, Drink Beer I must. Depression, I have.

[@irok1]

*Ketamine

[@GorNaKat]

Do Deathsticks, i also must. Bring me some, you must.

[@jagmaster9686]

@@irok1 Run over surviving younglings in my 2001 Honda Civic, I will.

[@milkshakedraws6944]

Can we just appreciate how much that jedi cared for his troopers, he was a true MVP. Going out of his way to save random clones who were probably doomed anyway. F in the chat.

[@Peeper117]

man didnt even raise his lightsaber not even self defence

[@King_Aegon]

They probably weren't random clones to him

[@phillipwalling7470]

Makes it all the more saddening because he's one of those Jedi generals who treats Clones like actual soldiers instead of cannon fodder. Anakin, Obi-Wan, Plo-Koon, Ashoka, Ima-Gun di, and Yoda are the only Jedi who genuinely cares for them.

[@nickbuckley4371]

He was a gigachad Jedi protecting those who can’t protect themselves

[@nickbuckley4371]

He was a good general show cared for his men and wanted to get them safely back home

[@McJitsu360]

The concept of the inhibitor chips overriding the clones’ memories was such a good idea. Makes them actually have a reason to want to kill the Jedi.

[@anarchomando7707]

Or they could hate the Jedi for sending them away to the slaughter In an endless meat grinder of a war that only gets their brothers killed And the order just release all pent-up anger and frustration they had with them

[@McJitsu360]

Joseph Misinec It’s not like the Jedi sat back and did nothing. Every Jedi in the Order who was able to fight served on the front lines with the Clones.

[@xaarxyc]

@@anarchomando7707 Except Jedi were dying along side them as well.

[@anarchomando7707]

@@xaarxyc which makes it even worse when these dumbasses died together Good soldiers follow orders even when they're crapy orders

[@kabeltelevizio]

..and also lessens the emotional impact, since it basically turns them into droids.

[@StarForceOne]

NOOOOOO! You know it's a well made film when I actually feel bad for both the Clones and the Jedi while having absolutely no backstory. Fantastic work!

[@theshapeshifterva6928]

I told you jedi, they'll do their job well I'll guarantee that...

[@ryana6170]

This short film was more thought out then all the new sequels

[@aaroneasow865]

The title “Betrayal” seemed so generic to me at first because like usual the clones betray the Jedi but after watching it’s like the Jedi betrayed you

[@wallaroo1295]

But it was Sidious, betraying his Clones and the Warriorhood they shared with the Jedi they fought so bravely with... Leaving the clones with the guilt of what they had done... I bet the First Order Veterans Affairs sucks...

[@stormtrooperanimations3241]

@@wallaroo1295 actually no. order 66 is sidious and dooku's purpose to creates clone army

[@odstsoldier6252]

Because they did

[@stormtrooperanimations3241]

@@odstsoldier6252 yes

[@mistylover7398]

@@stormtrooperanimations3241 the religious jedi are evil

[@VampireQueen696]

"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 to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word."

[@genericscouttrooper1416]

Ayeeeeee old battlefront 2

[@VampireQueen696]

@@genericscouttrooper1416 the best battlefront in my opinion

[@genericscouttrooper1416]

@@VampireQueen696 ikr

[@Fyrosaurus]

the voiceovers from the 501st legion in that game is tuly great.

[@outsider9599]

The real battlefront II... The best SW video game for me

[@0axis771]

Memories being altered like that can actually make sense. If you are "convinced" of something, your own mind will even alter your memories to suit the perception. Memories are not perfect, after all. If a person convinces you that something that didn't happen happened, and you find yourself believing it, your own mind will create a false memory to suit that perception. So when Order 66 was called, every Clone was given the statement that the Jedi are traitors. So when your brain is convinced of that, the Clones begin to suddenly alter their own memories by this fact, and thus their memories of the Jedi become negative to believe that they are, in fact, traitors. This is why Rex was struggling against the command when he saw Ahsoka. He was fighting the order because he was still not convincing himself of the perception and clung to his unaltered memories, or unwilling to believe in the fake memories, before he succumbed to it. Once the chip was removed, his mind began to recall what the memories really were. This is my headcanon.

[@reellezahl]

Their interpretation of order 66 is interesting but afaik unfortunately wrong. We've seen the official cannon: the clone troopers received the order and the implanted chip ensured they would execute the order and would not resist. There was no reediting of memories à la Black Mirror's *Men against fire* .

[@aleksandarnikolov3182]

@@reellezahl Both can still work together. The chips might've ensured the execution of the order through the memory replacement.

[@kirkdarling4120]

All Sidious had said was, "Execute Order 66." Yet, Rex and others suddenly perceived the Jedi as already having been found guilty of treason. They had an entire backstory suddenly in their minds that a trial had already taken place. That is evidence that altered memories had been inserted. Rex, much closer to two Jedi than any other clone trooper was to any, resisted the new memory for a short period.

[@kennethsatria6607]

I sometimes dream things and are surprised to find this certain movie or game I played was never real. This is actually quite easily done its scary.

[@juanakravitz3024]

But out of 1 million clones that excepted order 66 Rex (out of 1000 brothers of his) didn’t accept it until the very last second where the chip took control of his body and mind. I always wondered what made Rex fight so hard against the inheritor ship and what made him hold on for a few minutes to not believe in this altercation of memory.

[@SaucyTUX]

Dude the scene where he moves him behind the rock for protection hit me right in the feels

[@booyahbricks837]

I would like this but it's at 66

[@SaucyTUX]

valid@@booyahbricks837

[@nickbuckley4371]

He cared for his soldiers making sure they are alright and protected them in the frontlines

[@eliavi3251]

I feel like star wars is going to steal this concept.

[@william_brobrine8975]

I mean its theirs

[@coin3720]

I honestly wouldn't even be mad, it's such a great concept and I'd love to see it introduced.

[@jckcc]

The concept was always there, it was just never looked into deeply in the movies. That's why people love the EU and all the fan films, because they look into the things we ask ourselves when watching the movies.

[@jdm4087]

lol they will. The recent Star Wars comics stole fan art. Even The Force Awakens took elements from the EU/old canon.

[@planetkc]

And add lesbians and a stupid subplot.

[@burningfish156]

Disney: Hey look the clones are good soldiers, and good soldiers follow orders. Loacher Films: *Haha, that's cute, look at the distorted memories I made to convince them to execute Order 66.* Disney: Mind if we borrow you

[@stryletz]

Disney: You made this?... Also Disney: I made this.

[@AA-ck6kg]

n o

[@darthkarnage7538]

Disney: Hippity hoppity, your videos are now our property. Also Disney: Also if you make any more of these we'll sue the shit out of you.

[@FFaust]

I almost never comment on videos, but on yours I must. This is honestly one of my favorite fan film. Everything is so great. The cinematography, the acting, the animations, the story. Everything is so perfect. I'm so glad I live in an era in which people are able to do such an amazing work. Thank you, for being this passionate. Keep working hard like you do, because its worth it.

[@TheFacelessStoryMaker]

That's clever how it swaps their memories to false events to better paint the Jedi as traitors when many of them cared for their clones. Anakin, Aayla, and Plo-Koon being prime examples.

[@bradleytrimmer8843]

Plos Bros 🥹

[@bobafettwars]

Some of the best voice acting impersonations I've ever heard, incredibly good job on all fronts, love the idea of the Inhibitor chips altering memories. Brilliant work.

[@theshapeshifterva6928]

Thanks man glad you liked it!

[@obi-wankenobi8444]

@@theshapeshifterva6928 are you actually Maori/kiwi? Or you're just that brilliant within your work?❤

[@reellezahl]

Then you need to look further, the voice acting was at best muddled.

[@RollingRise]

@@theshapeshifterva6928 Man you sound exactly like Temoura Morison!

[@strikerecho2592]

Man seeing Order 66 from The Clones perspective really changes everything.

[@atownicpepperoni7217]

Striker Echo That’s even more heartbreaking

[@strikerecho2592]

Atownic Pepperoni Indeed. And I love that it shows the process the clones go through internally before they turn on the Jedi.

[@someirishboi6308]

@@crestraizn and that is a tragedy

[@raymondle2007]

@@crestraizn Does Canon even matter anymore? Fucking Plageuis isnt even canon anymore.

[@aristo2816]

@@raymondle2007 He is! Just not the Legends book! Hasn't been for quite a while

[@ToxicSkull0]

Alternate title to “Betrayal” “It’s treason, then”

[@celotesxy6322]

Underrated comment

[@romankoolen2447]

@@celotesxy6322 i agree

[@mcmemes1523]

"did we have any doubts?" "Any private, tratorious thoughts?" " *Perhaps, but no one said a word* "

[@hazmatt3250]

Not on the flight to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word.

[@ZHH_Studios]

Please man why you gotta break my heart like that?

[@trugguff9632]

If you made a starwars animated show or movie, you'd make a LOT of money

[@uh57tissues]

It would need to be profit free or discussions with Disney discussed (Which unfortunately is unlikely to put it gently)

[@Asiandiskool]

Nah he won’t make anything cause Disney would make sure every single penny goes to them in the end

[@Fi_Sci_]

Asian dis Kool they do own the Star Wars brand after all, having the money go to them from a business standpoint makes sense, even if they are not the ones who created it.

[@StarWarsStory]

I used to hate the whole inhibitor chip scenario as it takes the whole 'betrayal' aspect from Order 66...But now I see it's not so much The Clones betraying the Jedi but Sidious betraying the Clones. Beautifully executed man, bravo!

[@mistylover7398]

Wha?

[@peppermintcardboard]

Honestly, the sad thing is that some Jedi actually did treat clones the way they did in those altered memories.

[@peperuiz9264]

Like who

[@JohnPeacekeeper]

Pong Krell

[@LordTylerBluGunderson]

John Peacekeeper That’s depressing

[@grievouscontent]

General Krell, you're being relieved of duty

[@Intrepid_Crusader1096]

@@grievouscontent It's treason then.

[@bencain9941]

Who ever did the clone voices did an absolutely amazing job, sounds just like temura Morrison

[@theshapeshifterva6928]

Thanks man! I tried my best. You can hear more of my voices on my channel if you want.

[@JATOclown]

I love this take on Order 66. Altering memories was a great idea. I think it gives some reasoning to when Rex said to Wolffe "They aren't the ones who betrayed us."

[@kayhaych05]

The doctored memory of a Jedi using a clone as a human shield made me gasp. Even though I knew it was fabricated, it felt so wrong to watch. I can’t even imagine what it was like for the clones who truly believed that to be true

[@brokencrusadermace8487]

Facts

[@AskoldRugel]

Well I think if clones knew at least the basic concepts of the Force, they'd throw a tantrum after recieving such strange experience from the person following the opposite ideology.

[@apparentlyjeremy]

imagine the dude that was used as a meatshield. since he was put behind cover for safety he prob survived

[@fatmamisk]

Most jedi where like that

[@darthkarnage7538]

Pong Krell: So anyway, I used the clones as meat shields

[@Smr-yc5ye]

Interesting concept how the clone´s memories get retconned by the chips

[@KrutikovMusic]

Its amazing work! I would love to write music for your project!

[@SergeantHazard8]

It is perfectly describes the order. Pay f for the troopers, and the jedi.

[@deusvult3556]

F

[@republiccommando6104]

F

[@CaptainCoolzCT-]

I will not press F to pay respects to that evil Jedi! They all betrayed the Republic, and they must be persecuted!

[@SergeantHazard8]

@@CaptainCoolzCT- That is completely true, but if I would not wrote jedi there, then I wouldn't get seventy likes for my comment. :) (Clones are the best!)

[@freeamericanthinker558]

F

[@gigagalabriel]

This is so amazing, the voice acting, the actual graphics, The story, How their opinion changed and the memories... Also, Reinforcements from WoofWoofWolffe are arriving Edit: I got one notification and 61 likes... What happened?

[@theshapeshifterva6928]

Thanks man, you can hear more of my impressions on my channel if you want.

[@delta4093]

I can't get enough of Temuera Morrison's voice! They should use it or something just like it for every deeply mature Star Wars series.

[@theshapeshifterva6928]

Glad you like it man, I tried my best to get Temuera Morrisons voice. I also voiced the Jedi and Palpatine. You can hear more of my voice impressions on my channel if you want.

[@delta4093]

@@theshapeshifterva6928 Good freaking job on the voices... and an even better job somehow finding this comment! Haha, I'll check you out, man.

[@barackobama5363]

@@theshapeshifterva6928 man... you frickng killed it bro. love your voice fam

[@RoguePlutonia]

@@theshapeshifterva6928 I loved that you added personality on each voice

[@taney9138]

As a New Zealander I must say it was a decent accent

[@samkaplan9562]

1. Fantastic clone voices 2. Fantastic Mocap and animation 3. Fantastic Ideas 4. This was fucking fantastic

[@theshapeshifterva6928]

Glad you liked my voices. You can hear more of my voices on my channel if you want.

[@nintaku4282]

I love whoever does the clones voices! It sounds like a great blend of Temuera Morrison and Dee Bradley Baker. Incredible job I love it!

[@theshapeshifterva6928]

Thanks! Means alot! You can hear more of my voice impressions on my channel if you want.

[@hazmatt3250]

Man I thought the exact same thing

[@theotherwarpath]

"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 to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word." "With the fall of Coruscant and the elimination of the traitorous Jedi, Palpatine's rise to power was complete. In recognition of our service and loyalty to the Emperor, the 501st were placed under the direct command of Lord Vader. Armed with deadly new weapons, blazing new ships, and shiny new armor, our presence let the galaxy know that the days of the Old Republic were well and truly over. We were establishing a new era, an era of order and peace."

[@sithlordshaun_]

The Warpath I was legit thinking about that part from the 501st journal before I saw your comment

[@edwinsolis6362]

I liked that u make us see what happened inside the clones head

[@williamheath9885]

imagine a star wars game where you play as a clone in first person really attach to all these moments from genosis to 66 then have scene like this to play out for the ending and the jedi is this really humble and charismatic guy

[@bonelessbones5184]

This really makes me want a Star Wars game about the end of the clone wars where you play as a clone and not a Jedi or force user

[@TerminatorGundam300]

Star Wars: Battle Front 2 - PS2 version. In that, you play as the clones attacking the Jedi temple

[@nate_doggy_dog1362]

TerminatorGundam300 I think he means a game where your like actually battling along side the Jedi for multiple missions and then in the middle of the mission order 66 gets given

[@5149111]

@@TerminatorGundam300 how about original battlefront 2 that is on pc(steam and origin) , xbox original (now backwards compatible on xbox one with updated graphics) , ps2 and psp

[@TerminatorGundam300]

@@5149111 That's what I meant by PS2 version. The original version where the story mode is narrated by a 501st trooper and we find out that there was "unofficially" a Clone rebellion

[@TerminatorGundam300]

​@@nate_doggy_dog1362 I think I get what you mean. However, PS2 Star Wars Battlefront 2 is the closest we get that. It has a good story mode though, gives us the thoughts of the 501st legion as they went from the Clone Wars to the Galactic Civil Wars

[@ernestw2474]

Clone Commander (CC-0244): "Do you have the kyber crystal?" Jedi Master: "We got it, commander." Clone Commander (CC-0244): "Good that's one less loose end." *Shoots the wounded Jedi padawan with the blaster* Jedi Master: "No!" *Clone Commander (CC-0244) shoots the master also* *The clone commander retrieves the kyber crystal from the padawan who, too wounded to use the force, grabs the commander's wrist before he yanks it away in disgust.* *Two Clone Troopers proceeds to pick up and toss the bodies in a hole and starts pouring fuel on the two.* *And the Clone Commander (CC-0244) inspects Jedi Master's lightsaber before using it to burn the bodies and throws it on fire.*

[@someirishboi6308]

I see what you did there

[@Tommy-zj2yl]

Clone commander 'Shepherd'

[@MadLeon97]

Obi-wan: "DO NOT TRUST THE CLONES, I SAY AGAIN, DO NOT TRUST CLONES !!!!!!!"

[@jorgenajar9407]

I see what you did there

[@stormpants1638]

Funny haha

[@ericguenther4998]

“I hesitated for a moment when I received Order 66 because the last thing I expected was a Jedi coup. Did I feel betrayed? You bet I did. I thought of all my men who died under Ki-Adi-Mundi's command, and if I'd known then that he and his buddies were gearing up to do the Separatists' work for them and overthrow the government, I'd have shot him as a traitor a lot earlier. He betrayed the trust of every one of us.” -Commander Bacara, following Order 66. I love that this video makes the legends and canon both make sense (as the clone wars show also is within the legends continuity); the chip didn’t control the clones actions and mind-control them, it altered their memories of the Jedi to make them more complacent with following the 150 contingency orders of the republic. In the Republic Commando novels, most of clones in that storyline already had very pessimistic views on the ways of the Jedi, and already experienced bad things with them. But the clones we followed in the 2008 animated series were following the best generals in the war, those that saw honor bravery and courage. This makes all of it work perfectly.

[@rabidporcupine0]

I thought Clone Wars was canon though. Especially considering that Rebels is, and that directly follows on from the stuff in Clone Wars.

[@Avenger85438]

That was due to crappy writing from an author who'd never read any other Star Wars work but her own. I get what you mean thought. The inconsistency's between the different (always non-canon) materials are suddenly fixed because the Clones aren't remembering the truth, and are relaying it to others.

[@peterdurum434]

That's great idea actually!

[@menydj4108]

I never really understood how could it be possible that the clones could execute their Jedi Generals seeming almost emotionless, after all they went through so many things and they probably saved each others lives many times. But this video made me see from the point of view of a clone trooper who's bio chip would start to activate. This makes Order 66 even darker and more tragic to me than I originally thought. Awesome Job!!

[@kingorange7739]

I mean in Legends. Many did have emotions about it however those were down to clones that had the time to know the Jedi. Most didn’t know them that well so for them orders were just orders

[@russian_knight]

​@@kingorange7739 their bodies acted against their own will. They were essentially trapped within their own mind, being able to see and feel what they were doing but unable to do anything because of the inhibitor chip piloting their body for them.

[@kingorange7739]

@@russian_knight That actually is not the case.

[@vintolio]

Seeing the altered memory, I probably wouldn't hold out from the order.

[@PromocentralOfficial]

I loved every single part of this, the part where the Clones’ memories were altered really stood out! Amazing.. definitely earned a subscriber

[@darrenhill7286]

I swear order 66 is just heartbreaking. Every time I see something like this; the helplessness of the clones to resist, the betrayal- I just can't even. It always gets me.

[@aidandonnelly-v2h]

i love the idea of the chips altering their fond memories of the jedi to make it an even more personal objective for them.

[@Johhnyboy6]

Why does every Star Wars fan film always start in a random forest

[@russellcontreras394]

Well for the live action ones it's because if they film in a forest they dont have to spend their limited money on sets or editing cars or houses out of the shot

[@ethanwatson6131]

or a random desert

[@rc59191]

Like Stargate SG1 lol.

[@Shane2020xxx]

It's the only thing tiny film makers with like $12 for their budget can afford that still kinda sorta looks like Star Wars in a lot of cases.

[@kingfrost36]

Everything hast an beginning XD

[@lukemagia3326]

Disney: lemmie just an B O R R O W that.

[@myballhurt445]

so true

[@GodEmperor_Kaizen]

What do you mean by this? Did Disney yoink this?

[@coffeetext]

Bruce Spitfire Disney has been passing pieces of fans’ work off as official Star Wars property without any acknowledgement of the original creators.

[@gilbertjordan._]

@@GodEmperor_Kaizen Well it's more of a copyright situation, which is fucking stupid because then it makes everything that they claim technically canon even though it's simply because they enjoy having a monopoly to themselves

[@henrypaleveda7760]

they steal a LOT of fan art and I mean a lot.

[@ErelasInglor]

Besides the chips not rewriting their memories of the Jedi like this shows, this was amazing!

[@therealmaskriz5716]

Its an interesting concept

[@davidbornstein5618]

This is SUCH a unique and creative perspective to put order 66 in

[@Fi_Sci_]

This definitely goes a long way in establishing why the clones would be so quick to turn against their former generals not just because they are given an order that the Jedi Betrayed the Republic, but also that the Jedi used them as expendable tools. _Essentially they view the Jedi like General Krell._ Altering their memories is very tragic because before the Order the relationship between the generals and their soldiers is very strong, but after the order the only thing that registers with the clones is that of _Betrayal._ I also imagine that once the control Chip is removed, The Altered memories would be either reversed or only contained in the chip itself.

[@nevincox8205]

That voice acting was amazing love that they went for Morrison instead of baker few can pull that off but he did, a big plus for me there. and the animation looked painstakingly perfect. This was beyond amazing thank you

[@theshapeshifterva6928]

Thanks man. You can hear more of my voice impressions on my channel if you want..

[@CT--bp3il]

The only people who disliked are the clones who died during Order 66.

[@deusvult3556]

Si you dislike

[@LocoNerdGeek]

You should look at ur profile pic...

[@ooofisbored]

I think y’all are missing the joke

[@CT--bp3il]

You're all misunderstanding the joke...

[@ooofisbored]

@@CT--bp3il i also missed the joke?

[@curtis.e_flush]

Dude! I wish the altered memory thing was canon. It would shed a whole new light on Order 66. It would also create some great fan fiction regarding how some of the clones were able to disobey the order.

[@dragonbornexpress5650]

This! Perhaps some of them could find inconsistencies with their altered memories versus their actual memories and use that to destroy the fake memories, therefore disobeying Order 66. In that way, it still makes the entire sequence incredibly tragic because these clones didn't know what the hell was going on.

[@kalebdoom7944]

The whole memory change thing makes more sense than them just killing them I wish that was cannon

[@mikkel066h]

It is cannon. It just never got explained deeper then just the inhibitor chips made them do it. Never how and why it worked the way it did. This just took an already existing concept from canon and went deeper

[@XxDJBlazze]

Pascal483 They actually don’t become machines. They still have their individuality and personalities as seen in the last season of the clone wars. The inhibitor chips brainwashes the clones into thinking the Jedi are the enemies no matter their past history with them. This could be seen with captain Rex and Ashoka. We all know their bond is unbreakable and Rex even tried to resist, seeing tears in his eyes but at the end of the day, the chip completely takes over.

[@YinYangLogo]

@@XxDJBlazze 100%. I used to also believe that inhibitor chips just made clones into mindless Jedi killing machines. After the last season of the Clone Wars though, I realized that that wouldn't make any sense. What's the point in creating an army of organic, sentient, and thoughtful clones if all you're going to do is reduce them down to mindless droids? Why not just make a droid army then? The clones keeping their individuality, and having their minds altered and controlled instead, makes far more sense.

[@martingenero6328]

Guys, stop following a line, build your own canon and live freely

[@agustinbaletti]

Pascal483 they are not machines... watch the clone wars finale...

[@yoenderrebel]

This is a brilliant concept with the clones reaction to their reprogramming, I love it!

[@DarthTrae]

The altered memories was a genius idea. It adds to those last few episodes of clone wars

[@ADedits9]

I loveddddd thisssssss

[@zachryder3150]

Good to see you're here!

[@yodathegreat6257]

Mmmm, a tragedy this was. Got rid of my pain, my ketamine did.

[@mrocznamucha3532]

After watching this i'm gona need some too

[@yodathegreat6257]

MrocznaMucha Come to Dagobah, you must. A stash, I have.

[@fly2golf985]

Yoda The Great cant stop laughing

[@stormtrumper7634]

Honestly when will EA hire this man to make Star Wars trailers

[@promptdaplug2165]

(Clone wars spoiler alert) When the clones of the 322nd turned on Ashoka I knew that my childhood was about to be over. When I first witnessed order 66 in revenge of the sith it was brutal and vivid and will always be burned into my memory. But at the end of the clone wars, seeing the clones I had come to know, love and respect throughout my childhood be used like mindless puppets to kill their Jedi generals and friends, reduced me to a tears. This video is excellent portrayal of the most tragic deep and emotional event in all of Star Wars, good job.

[@CodyStriker]

I just realized a cool plot twist, what if that clone trooper who this guy thought was used as a shield 2:32 but was actually saved by the jedi survived until Order 66? Then after they kill the jedi and they're just chatting with each other, the clone realizes something is wrong because that guy was supposed to be dead but yet he executed Order 66 with him..? That's when they'd realize what happened

[@kieronfoster940]

fantastic short film as normal can not wait for the next one

[@gameralien3206]

if general grievous play guitar hero that makes him god of guitar hero

[@Number1Irishlad]

Id say dexter still wins

[@gabbs74]

I always saw the idea that clones all just behaved like sheep and “following orders” and killed the Jedi which were their leaders for a long while, as a plot hole. This idea make it all make sense. It wasnt just an order, they were manipulated and brainwashed. Brilliant

[@anarchomando7707]

Most of the Jedi saw the Clones as droids with squishy bits Leading to incompetency of so many levels Not to mention the Jedi not having any basic training in Warfare and negotiation Leaving also to billions of clones being killed they want to avenge their Brothers Anakin probably didn't treat them like crap because he was a slave for 9 years He knew what it was light and hated it

[@ninjaked1265]

@@anarchomando7707 there’s no mention of that

[@guyveromega27]

Which do you feel is more evil? A cybernetic chip did this or Palpatine through the use of the force over time to manipulate and brainwash the clones?

[@shahrobp]

That human shield idea though. COLD.