Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Tup's death [1080p]

[@daboomfex5064]

I like how when Tup spoke of the mission and the nightmares they zoomed in on all the clones faces, you could tell that they all had it and they knew what he was talking about, just no one admitted it till the end.

[@EugeneOneguine]

No, by looking at their expressions you can tell that no one knew what he was talking about. They only felt that it was sincere.

[@jennytalia6724]

it does seem strange that out of so many millions of clones none of them would've spoke up about the recurring nightmare

[@randigilkison4209]

daboomfex yep

[@Phoenix-ug1ru]

There's a difference between straight up knowing things in your conscious; and the deep unconscious terrors we all know exist but we cannot give form to. I don't think they straight up knew that it was Order 66; but yes, they all immediately knew exactly what he was talking about; this makes Palpatine even more evil holy shit how could you do that to millions of Men; giving them PTSD before they're even sent out to fight

[@GeneralGrievous-1138]

Actually, it's not strange. The Kaminoans were exacting. If they knew that the clones were having recurring nightmares about (presumably Order 66), as the episode implies, the Kaminoans would be more than willing to euthanize the whole batch and start the entire project over. The clones knew this, and so it's less strange and more disturbing when you realize that they keep it to themselves out if the fear that the Kaminoans will kill them, and that they likely believed that they were each singular cases. The fact that Fives restates Tup's last words at his own death, and the similar reactions of other clones in both cases, heavily implies that they all know exactly what it means.

[@x7-946]

You can tell the other clones knows about what he's talking about

[@EugeneOneguine]

They don't... and you can tell that they don't just by looking at this clip.

[@bighorn6964]

Eugène Onéguine nah dude ur wrong

[@jennytalia6724]

hes not wrong. you're making an assumption and there is no proof. you've got to realize that among millions of clones having the same nightmare, inevitably one of them would've spoke up. Tup is the only one having the nightmare because his chip turned on

[@lorddiaceliumchauffeurdeta211]

Fives talked about the nightmare too at his death, and the way the clones look at each other looks like they know what he is talking about.

[@templarwyvern9236]

He isn't, and it's even in his words. "You know, the one in OUR dreams." OUR being the key. How does Tup know that all clones have this nightmare, and why does Fives react to it as if he knows, despite his chip being inactive? He even talks about the "mission" when he dies, and his chip is removed by then. Besides that, if the other clones didn't know, why zoom in on their helmets like they did? It's a weird directing choice to do that if they didn't have at least SOME idea of what he's on about.

[@xrstevenson]

so all the clones dreamed about the 1 mission they would never do, order 66. talk about nightmares

[@boutcoeur991]

+Himson Li lol

[@boutcoeur991]

+Himson Li lol

[@alexandervue9464]

Damn all the clones knew

[@Rert]

when i read this comment it had 66 likes, going to leave it like that

[@lovatojonasfan1]

Brandon Yan probably not. Most probably had no idea about the chips in their heads. They also most likely thought they were just dreams and not a sign of things to come.

[@vidalzazueta4678]

Having the nightmare of Order 66 day after day until either the war was over or you died in battle, sounds like hell.

[@jennytalia6724]

it wouldnt have been every day, and its possible only Tup had the nightmares

[@Aleks-ko5xi]

Fives also had the nightmares. And you can see the other clones looking at each other. That's a sign that they knew what dreams he was talking about.

[@caitlyncherro6025]

The more I think about it, the more I realize how alike the Spearatists and the Republic were. Sure, the droids are mindless machines that only follow orders and don't actually live. But really, what's worse? Never having the chance to think for yourself as a droid? Or doing so as a clone and finding out you never had a choice anyway?

[@firingallcylinders2949]

The ethics behind using this clone Army are super questionable for a so called Jedi Order. These were child soldiers bred from birth to either die in combat or live a half life. Clones have a terrible existence. The fact Rex didn't just lose his mind after the war is a testament to what kind of person he is.

[@CT--gs1wj]

Tup's death and dying final words (along with Fives one) always gets me. Those two scenes easily makes the clone wars better than rebels.

[@lyricwong8095]

Says Hera lol

[@saber_2_6]

The republic commandos can revive that dude named tup

[@anthonyrodriguez1119]

I always find you bashing on rebels yet you have a Hera profile picture

[@anthonyrodriguez1119]

+Niclas Lööf that sounds like a fair assessment

[@angrydevilgamer2770]

prepare to meet your DESTINY i loved how he said about being free from the constant 'mission' in their dreams meaning the clones are prone to stress thats just a lie given to them saying they're immune to stress

[@zacharyzier314]

The glances that the Clones give each other are an amazing little bit of body language. You can see that in the way they sort of lower their guards a bit and glance at one another that they know what Tupp is talking about, but are a little surprised at it, probably assuming they were the only ones. And Adi senses that, look at the way she looks around. That moment would’ve made for such amazing foreshadowing if Revenge of the Sith had come out AFTER The Clone Wars.

[@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3]

Adi's not there she's dead by this think ya mean shaak

[@adamcamarillo3119]

"No, no. I thought I saved him." gets me every time. :'(

[@konnorrose3652]

He did save him though. he’ll never have to witness what happens

[@naillil1003]

He almost saved him. But Tup’s nervous system was probably just too far gone by the time Fives figured out what was wrong.

[@konnorrose3652]

@@naillil1003 so, he was already dead… Owch

[@miikaeatsbagels7320]

That chilling moment when all those clones look like they know what Tup is talking about.

[@fabianrocha9924]

(Before anyone comes here saying "No") I dont think they know about Order 66 but I think they still know about something... They just dont know what (Does this make any sense?)

[@aabrahamjerry6285]

@K 0 and nobody talks about that nightmare?

[@aabrahamjerry6285]

@K 0 but they had the same nightmare .atleast they should consult their jedi generals . One more question : in canon there is only one order that is 66 which is inhibited chip right?

[@borismartin1462]

@@aabrahamjerry6285 It would be pretty awkward : "Hey brother, I dreamed I killed all our generals, pretty weird no ?" If it was me, I'd stay silent in fear of being seen as dangerous

[@jamie-cx5vr]

It def doesn't make sense that out of countless clones, no one would speak about it, to each other no less. But that's why i think it's more so those dreams you don't remember. Like how you wake up and instantly forget about what you were dreaming, but still had a sense of it somehow. I think tup was able to remember clearly since the chip came out

[@geeezzy1628]

" i'm free" " live to fight another day " " but ....it ..was ....you" "the missions, the nightmares they're finnaly over " " i don't " when you can name the clones who said that before they died you are good

[@keeganvanstone8889]

nameless noob in order: Tup, Hardcase, Waxer, Fives, Hevy

[@thecollector4332]

nameless noob Tup Hardcase Waxer Fives Heavy

[@hktheassassindroid]

Tup, hardcase, waxer, fives, hevy

[@matijabrajovic6370]

Tup - 501st, Hardcase - 501st, Waxer - 212th, Fives - 501st and Heavy - Domino Squad

[@deft4184]

Tup, Hardcase, Waxer, Fives, Hevy. Hold my beer.

[@starwarfan8342]

I love how even though their faces are covered, their body language alone tells you that all of those men know EXACTLY what Tup is talking about.

[@thedarkstar658]

"Exexute Order 66". Order_66.exe has stopped working

[@jennytalia6724]

Would you like to report this to Microsoft?

[@Saintphish]

jenny talia no to apple

[@kevinarias8110]

Order_66 not found

[@michaelt3172]

I kinda wish they rebooted Star Wars and made another universe where the clones found out about the chips and order 66 never happened

[@bogdangabrielonete3467]

I support this

[@Crick1952]

Then it wouldn't be a tragedy anymore

[@maximuslinnerud5950]

SAME

[@liwanjie]

Yea ive always wanted that

[@chubchub1307]

@DragonBat362 fanfiction, fanfiction everywhere

[@Oh_well339]

Those kamino guards could of at least taken off their helmets, in order to pay their respects to Tup, regardless if they've known of the situation beforehand.

[@halopro8958]

Imperial Chibi Guard They were saving that for Fives death.

[@Dina-qk4qk]

@@halopro8958 damn im depressed now

[@haloandavatar1177]

And so it begins...this leads to Five’s discovering order 66 which in turn saves Ahsoka and Rex

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

It's really sad that Fives can only indirectly save Rex, Ahsoka, and Kix.

[@firingallcylinders2949]

It saved alot more than that. Rex had Imperial codes he gave to the Rebellion because he wrote many of them with Cody. He helped Kanan and Ezra and he also fought on Endor. Fives doing this led to a ripple effect of a ton of people being saved.

[@haydenfowle7576]

@@rosesweetcharlotte and Clone Force 99 and Howzer

[@davidsmith3949]

So clones had nightmares about Order 66?

[@baller9045]

Yes

[@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3]

Yea but it's a dream, you would think it's just a dream and you wouldn't talk about it would you so you wouldn't know the other people had the dream i'm suprised fives or rex never talked about it tho just tup

[@Bennyy19]

Yes it was a side affect from the inhibitor chip they didn’t know it was 66 but they had nightmares of it

[@TNA-Aylin]

2:00 I can’t unsee that clones helmet clippin through his chest

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

To be fair, the animators try so hars

[@anakinjames92]

?

[@darthmortem585]

even the Armor looks slightly awkward, maybe they just ran out of budget

[@eliaspeter7689]

Uh. Anyway I have a clone wars book with pictures and they've put a picture of Cody with his whole face clipping through his helmet on Cristophsis.

[@sergeantmace2004]

"I thought I saved him." is so heartbreaking to hear every time I watch this video. Because we all thought he was saved too, at first.

[@himed5600]

We need a “What If?” series for star wars

[@ethanpeterson5640]

I believe there was a comic run of that, but it was back before the Clone Wars show and just focused on the Original Trilogy

[@JamMasterJesus]

@@ethanpeterson5640 Wasn't that the one where Yoda chucked the fucking Death Star into Coruscant?

[@ethanpeterson5640]

@@JamMasterJesus I think so. It's been a long while since I've read those, I remember there was one where Luke was killed by the Wampa on Hoth

[@themechanic31kd]

The what if stuff is owned by marvel, you cant just bring another franchise into it.

[@JamMasterJesus]

@@themechanic31kd First of all, "What If" is just a phrase, and it doesn't even need to be called "What If." The idea of an alternate universe isn't unique to Marvel, and Star Wars has done it before in comics. OP didn't say "give us a Star Wars episode of What If," either. Second of all, if you're implying there to be copyright issues, they're both owned by Disney, so even if there *was* somewhere you could make it a legal issue, it wouldn't happen since they're run by the same company.

[@samsiegel4052]

The subtle hint of the Imperial march at 1:14 just sends chills up my spine.

[@jennytalia6724]

the fuck, i dont even hear it

[@samuraibobafett1118]

and around 1:08 you hear a bit of anakin's betrayal

[@TeamMaincraft]

I always get shivers everytime at 2:20 and I've watched this more than a billion times.

[@lezerdon2258]

NO WHAT HAVE YOU DONE

[@jeremybk54]

the minute u realize that every clone is constantly experiencing order 66 in their dreams their entire lives

[@eugenestevenkong9430]

What Tup meant by mission is Order 66.

[@freedom8753]

Eugene Steven Kong nooo rly

[@kirinyardberry1324]

no shit

[@ColtonWalker073]

Thanks, that really went over my head..

[@umanasilos2311]

Hmm yes water...it gets you wet when you touch it hmm.

[@orcinuswhalphin]

The floor is made out of floor

[@Carbon2861996]

The poor clones must have thought the nightmares were side effect of combat.

[@dcarbone94]

this is what breaks my heart about the clones and order 66. they weren't all "cookie cutter" so to say. they weren't exact copies of each other or mindless expendable droids. they were each complex individuals with their own personalities beliefs and styles. they valued treasured the leadership and friendship of their jedi leaders hell some didn't even believe in the war and deserted or turned traitor. you got to see them as actual people who grew as characters during the show and got genuinely sad when they died. I mean sidious and count dooku planned on them being expendable tools for their plot and were genuinely surprised by the level of individuality within the clones hell it even posed a threat when fives discovered the truth of their plot. seeing all this complexity and character in the clones during the show and then on a whim in episode three they are all forced to kill their friends and leaders because of sidious' inhibitor chips. and after all their years of fighting and bonding and character growth. and after being forced against their will to turn on their friends they're thrown aside and replaced by the type of evil power they'd been fighting and dieing for years to stop takes over the republic. i think it makes them one of the biggest victims of palatines empire and the sith.

[@sooneyd4039]

I feel bad for Fives he lost all of his team domino squad and Tup was probably one of his best friends and now he's dead too. If you think about it he lost a lot more than most clones.

[@haydenfowle7576]

Echo is still alive

[@99waterblade]

@@haydenfowle7576 he didnt know that

[@kirarixmm]

Basically he telling them that their nightmares are gonna come true in the future and it already did already since all of the Jedi are now but extinct

[@tommynguyen8555]

One of my favorite story arcs I think due to how dark and mature the subject matter is

[@austingroce8020]

I always cry at “the mission” bc it makes me think of veterans with PTSD that never sleep

[@haydenfowle7576]

2:14 leaving work after an understaffed shift

[@chefton]

Rip tup, had the greatest man bun known

[@basiosrasian225]

2:19 one of my favorite moments, the music is so well done.

[@spencerrr9878]

Crazy to think that ever since a young age the clones had these horrifying nightmares about killing jedi, and once they started fighting under them it must have ruined them... all for it to come true in Season 7 Episode 11

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

We don't know if the nightmares are exactly about killing Jedi, just that they're about an awful, horrible mission that never ends. Which is still horrible

[@haydenfowle7576]

They follow without hesistation but in their heads they yell at the top of their lungs pleading with their body not to kill Jedi

[@mrangryeyes4789]

What makes me laugh about Tiplars death is that Tup shoots her in the head from close range yet you can see any blaster marks on her corpse.

[@allykins1767]

🎶Leaves from the vine, falling so slow,🎶 🎶Like tiny, fragile shells, drifting in the foam.🎶 🎶Little soldier boy, come marching home.🎶 🎶Brave soldier boy, comes marching home...🎶

[@nerdgeekcosplay909]

GET OUT STOP IT

[@Rathadude]

Amazing how we feel more emotion for a single clone then we do any of the main characters from the sequels.

[@greensleeves5710]

If you think about it, Tup has always been crying

[@Starwarsfearsome]

I feel so bad for Tup his whole life he was just filling orders, to Krell to this

[@Gamerafighter76]

At least Tup died free.

[@Prophetofthe8thLegion]

They all know what he is talking about. Each and everyone of them has the nightmares

[@alc4117]

Clone wars is the cruelest piece of entertainment from star wars

[@atoz2348]

i cant get over the fact that nala sai was looking over when tup was talking about the mission like she had no idea.

[@The_RoboDoc]

RULE NUMBER ONE WHEN CREATING A CLONE DON'T MESS UP WITH IT'S BRAIN

[@jamese7690]

execute order 66 Captain Rex: oh hell NO Papitne: With Rex:you heard me i love the Jedi *Shoots hologram*

[@jamese7690]

papitne meant to say what!!?

[@MichaelBrown-rg8oi]

If only they could stop themselves from doing that...

[@raisinnotnice]

I don't think the clones love the Jedi. They were just assigned to follow their orders. It's just what I think

[@stormtroopercommander7947]

Palpatine: *with* (oh my heart 😥😂)

[@stormtroopercommander7947]

Papitne: *WITH*

[@ggt47]

You played the feel train like damn fiddle (sniff)

[@analise7255]

1:56 shaak ti’s facial expressions: wat

[@aljohn2001]

Loved this season being about order 66

[@HeavySandvichGuy1]

I remember when it was revealed that clones have chips in their heads, I thought that they've ruined the old canon In old canon there were many orders. Order 66 means "Jedi have betrayed the republic and they must be killed. There was even an order to kill Chancelor for betraying the republic. And it was an emotional moment for clones "We trusted them! We followed them everywhere! But now it all makes sense! So much brothers died because of the Jedi!". While there were also clones that didn't follow the order and joined the Jedi. But now, I like the idea of the chip more. "Order 66" basically removes free will from clones, which makes it even more sad. Clones were shown disobeying orders, if they didn't agree with them, but now they're basically forced to do everything they're told to do. Which makes it even more sad. No way a clone, that's basically a close friend of a Jedi, would suddenly thinkg "Oh! They betrayed us? Well, ok. We'll kill them now"

[@hulkie1016]

That droid helped Fives and was taking care about Omega.

[@cloudhazard2860]

It’s kinda sad how Tup didn’t get much development in the Clone Wars. That way he could’ve been a more fleshed out character rather than a plot device to kick off Five’s Order 66 conspiracy.

[@DrFatesOrder]

He was in the pong krell episodes/battle of umbara arc

[@thefilmwatcher1302]

This wasn’t Tup’s arc. It was Fives’. We don’t know Tup that well, but we’ve been with Fives literally since the beginning of the show. We know him well enough to care when someone important to him dies.

[@thewestisthebest6608]

Clones: We're like brothers, only closer...

[@Rebecca_The_Dragon]

God the fact that the inhibitor chips gave the clones nightmares of order 66 every night is just....horrific... These poor soldiers suffered every night of their lives in fear of the nightmare that made them kill their beloved masters...then the chips took over..and as Rex described...they are like passengers in their own bodies...helpless and forced to watch as they killed their best friends without mercy...with no way to stop it....the Kaminoans are monsters...

[@jeffma7507]

*_When you realise Shaak ti single-handedly doomed the Jedi order by telling fives to see palpatine_*

[@echo6501]

fives COULD have killed palpatine, so she kinda did the right thing, but then single handedly doomed the jedi order when she ran to the room

[@Bennyy19]

@@echo6501he would have never killed palpating let’s be honest

[@kathystl2110]

2:14 me at the end of school

[@jessefett2986]

It just occurred to me. If Echo hadn't gone MIA at the citadel, I'm not sure if Fives would've been as close to Tup. The whole reason he accompanied Tup to Kamino in the second attempt to transport him there was because he said Tup was his best friend. We all know that Echo and Fives were basically best bros like Waxer and Boil, and while I'm sure Fives would've been good friends with Tup I don't think he'd be best friends with him. So now I wonder, would Fives had been there to uncover the plot against the Jedi, resulting in Ahsoka and Rex surviving Order 66 had it not been for Echo going MIA back at the citdal?

[@CT-Echo-wz7ew]

Hmm. That's a good point. If Tup hadn't been Fives new best friend, Tup might have just been dealt with more quietly.

[@commandermeiloorun2985]

Poor, Tup :(

[@joegover9452]

He was lucky as he is now forever free

[@CyrilSmithVA]

This show knew how to get man tears rolling

[@tomczerdrugi3728]

RiP Tup. The great soldier. He caught Krell. He saved Fives. If he wouldn't die, he would become an arc trooper

[@danny_-oc6ny]

I’m not crying, you’re crying 😢

[@electaleblanc7614]

"Brother, what mission?" "You know the one. The one in our dreams. The one that never ends."

[@bend7726]

What doesnt make sense to me is that if every clone kept having the same nightmare about a mission (which is assumed to be order 66), not one of them thought to report this to their general? Unless the inhibitor chips also had the ability to prevent the clones talking about it at all. Tup only did because he was dieing and his chip was removed. I wish it was explored and explained a bit better.

[@Bennyy19]

Just thought about the same thing now,it may just be plot armour cause I know for a fact a clone would talk to skywalker or any Jedi and they would help

[@marstheavenger5179]

Ughh, that inhibitor chip is disgusting. Just look at it in 1:13

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

Most of the chips don't look like that. Tup's chip was literally rotting away.

[@wojtekreliga3881]

Do you think that scene is a reference to Darth Vader last talk with his son? "I have to save you!" - "Do did it already."

[@denvyplayzyt]

Tup technically talked about order 66 first

[@fullmetalhundertzehn]

Why did he die? I mean, Fives, Rex, Gregor and Wullfe didn't die when they removed their inhibitor chips.

[@nicholasreiss7077]

Tup and Fives were both killed by the chancellors guards. 5s because of what he knew. Tup because he went rouge

[@AnakinSkywakka]

How did they kill Tup? Did they poison him or something?

[@rafifthesecond9023]

His chip malfunctioned.

[@kursk_kuku141]

Nicholas Reiss Oh brother... this is the end. Forget the nightmare. I'm free....

[@astarion5903]

Possibly his Chip break some brain cells and the operation is no go.

[@cobracorporal6738]

*Nala Se:* Give me that! *Me: (PULLS OUT LIGHTSABER) NEVER*

[@Mj-vn5bc]

But shaak ti never listened to fives,and now she's dead.Moral:learn how to underestimate someone

[@henryhammond7393]

Everyone seems to interpret ‘the mission in our dreams’ as Order 66… but I just interpret that as a clone trooper’s vision of heaven. A mission that never ends… the clones were dreading when they would become obsolete so a mission that never ends seems like eternal paradise to them.

[@Bennyy19]

A simple google search will tell u that the mission is order 66 and the nightmares are the side affect of the inhibitor chip that every clone has

[@henryhammond7393]

@ I’m not seeing anything official. Just a lot of speculation. If you’ve got a link to something canon please share.

[@Bennyy19]

@@henryhammond7393 all you have to do is google “what is the nightmare the clones dream about”

[@GhostxHours]

Tup didn't deserve this fate :(

[@codename618]

the same clone who stunned Pong Krell

[@Cleric775]

At least everyone saw this incident and became witnesses.

[@Mister_Jay_Tee]

+Enternet Explorer Shaak Ti is potentially one of the only survivors of Order 66. This must haunt her.

[@kaptainkpop6750]

shak tii was executed by general grevious.....

[@Mister_Jay_Tee]

awsomepilot65 That isn't canon, for the last time. It was a Deleted Scene.

[@miguelquarles9030]

Shaak Ti Surviving Order 66 is not considered Canon. That's Legends. In canon she's dead before Order 66 has happened. Look at the Yoda story Arc if you do not believe me.

[@Mister_Jay_Tee]

Jib Jib That was a vision of Yoda's and not binding.

[@willmorris8198]

Poor Tup.

[@TheMail518]

sucks when Fives discovers order 66 before the Jedi and the rest of the republic xD

[@Davesknd]

It's telling that the only times that the clones talk about the nightmares and the endless mission is when the chips are out of their heads. My theory is that those chips are always active and prevent them from sharing that kind of information with others.

[@superbowserdude2007]

If shaak Ti had just listened to fives she could have prevented order 66

[@leosl6876]

I'm free.

[@swagmaster8283]

that's no tumor! that's an inhibitor chip!

[@pascalhicks4376]

Remember Tarrlok from Legend of Korra?!?! 2:19 Ikki: "Bye! Bye!, "Ponytail Man"!!!

[@lazarusactual2146]

The clones were like "what is he saying"

[@halopro8958]

Alak Lazarus They knew what he was saying but I think they were shocked that other clones had them and were kinda, locked in both amazement and worry.

[@drippypalps297]

Lol

[@Starwarsfearsome]

Ok, guys let’s clear this up, the clowns didn’t know about order 66 and the nightmares. Yes, the clones looked at each other but that’s because they were frightened it’s not that deep. People are looking for excuses to think about this. It isn’t confirmed canon otherwise it would be all over the Clone trooper bio. You have to remember that these clones can’t have nightmares, PTSD, or stress because they were designed to withstand that. It clearly says that too. My opinion is that however some clones did have nightmares but it was completely forgotten after they woke up. And when Tup snaps he remembers, same with fives and the rest of the clones during order 66.

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

We clearly see that Rex and Wolffe in Rebels have PTSD and trauma from the war. And it's very telling that Kix is the one who even brings up that Tup could have been suffering a break from stress. Kix is the medic, the one who treats people for injuries, he likely sees the others handling stress, and he also goes a bit crazy himself in the Umbara arc.

[@Question-Log]

We all know what the mission is… and unfortunately they executed it.

[@Bennyy19]

They had no control

[@jx592]

the Kaminoian should've done the 'superior' move and said "please allow me to see that, I will ha e my lab examine this blah blah blah"

[@jackschoenfeldt6075]

I wonder what will happen if Tup was taken to the Jedi Temple

[@CloneTrooperCT5555]

Tup was talking about order 66

[@jumperthehedgehog2932]

Yes yes I know

[@nukatea-rex883]

You know, when ever a clone is removing a chip from his head. A few clones would die before they tell the mission order 66. I mean, doesn't that ring a bell to any of you people, or does it somehow ticks you off!?😲

[@Cococrash11]

Awesome Star Wars: The Clone Wars Video.

[@ninjago327]

feels.. thx for the upload

[@sufianabuahmad7781]

Damn Sidious, if only they knew about order 65

[@andrewoakes2035]

If the jedi only knew.....

[@marnv2956]

Thank you and God bless

[@romignoni]

He is a biological sciences droid, look at his tools to extract things and adapt to the situation, he also loves researching new things wich is what they were made for, really coold design.

[@chefton]

What's the song that plays when he dies ?

[@rafaelalodio5116]

Even though it was nonsensical the clones knew what he was talking about.

[@thefilmwatcher1302]

They knew because they also had that dream about the unending mission. They just didn’t want to admit it.

[@nicholasjones7542]

If only they said the dream that we shoot the jedi

[@richieThach]

Why In movies everyone dies after they are able to say last words like that.

[@AnakinSkywakka]

They used their dying breath to say something memorable or important.

[@iratepirate3896]

It is exhausting speaking when you're dying. It's why people on the verge of death are told not to speak.

[@CloneTroopers247]

😓RIP Man

[@Mr.Floyd1984]

1:09 blood in a kid's show

[@wafflecougar-online]

rebels cannot compare

[@charleeknicholls]

tup 😢

[@Attmanwart]

you know the one?

[@imperiumCirca41]

I have returned from the future to say No,they don't know,why? Because his was caused by rapid decay of his Chip Making him picture the Contigency called Order 66 And they looked at each other as in wtf instead of a "Oh,That one"

[@Bennyy19]

Nah,google clone nightmares and your answer will be there