The Rebel and Scout Trooper who were left behind on Endor [Legends]

[@juancabardo21]

This has the same vibe as “Never thought I’d die fighting side by side with an elf”

[@ChangedCauseYT-HateFoxNames]

"Then what about a friend?"

[@K4113B4113]

"Never thought I'd die fighting teddy bears in the woods" "What about side by si... oh, well me neither"

[@juancabardo21]

@@ChangedCauseYT-HateFoxNames and thus, the adventures of gary the scout trooper and larry the rebel began

[@madlibs6729]

@@ChangedCauseYT-HateFoxNames”aye, I can do that.”

[@drvoid7]

​​@@juancabardo21 YES!!! WE NEED THIS!

[@Zman14888]

I love the trope of two abandoned soldiers fighting until they both get tired, then talking things out. Never gets old.

[@kedokinnie]

any examples?

[@di3727]

​@@kedokinnie I got one for you. During the Roman Civil War between Caesar and Pompeus Magnus, specifically, in the Spanish campaign, had a weird moment of encounter between both sides when picking water from the nearby river, during the talks, people from both sides began remembering their homes, asking for friends, sharing what few commodities they had, it was a very brief interlude. The Pompeian side realized this and nearly attacked the Caesarians, with some disguising themselves to not get killed.

[@di3727]

To continue it, there's that an example of rest between enemies during a conflict. For a more modern example? Americans who decided to stay in Vietnam and got married and spent their lives never coming back to the US, you could still get some stories of them surviving after the retreat of Saigon and fending off until finding their place in life over there.

[@kedokinnie]

this is really interesting, ill have to look into this more@@di3727

[@SkippertheBart]

Let's not forget the British/German Christmas party on no-man's-land during WW1.

[@Karlos1234ify]

Rebel: Hey, you ever wonder why we’re here? Scout Trooper: It’s one of life’s great mysteries, isn’t it?

[@jdesantiago100895]

Man, I'm really gonna miss Red Vs Blue...

[@Karlos1234ify]

@@jdesantiago100895 Same

[@Mythic2827]

Last season coming out soon fellas, gonna be a good one

[@DMGSL]

@@Mythic2827Caboose isn’t the same, he was my favorite character

[@theclown8426]

Kinda dreading it since it will truly be the end of it

[@2ndbrain909]

When 2 kids get lost at the grocery store because both their parents forgot them.

[@blockmasterscott]

When I was a school custodian working on Sundays for church, parents forgetting their kids and leaving them actually happened more than once. 🤣🤣🤣

[@kingaxolotl4085]

Pretty much

[@anthonychihuahua]

Sounds about right.

[@lenonoone4310]

That a worst flash back

[@jamesesterline]

That one episode of Clarence where he had to walk home from school with a kid who was a parody of Charlie Brown

[@Hugme778]

Holy shit this was the FIRST legends story i ever read when i was a kid.

[@Just_Call_Me_Tim]

I’m gonna have to look it up.

[@anowl9773]

The circle is complete

[@S0L12D3]

That’s awesome! What a nice memory. I honest can’t remember what my first one was because it was so long ago. I just know there was a lot of Star Wars books in my school library

[@vipe650r]

Wow. Sounds like coming across this was a really cool moment.

[@leocoulson-venn9447]

Legends will ALWAYS be Cannon.

[@A-W80]

This story actually made me smile, it's just very wholesome! Neither of the main characters get brutally killed, it's not horribly tragic, it's just a nice, happy ending. We don't see enough of those

[@lindinle]

I miss that. Now everrythingis shitty gey and depressing

[@vanityofthesaint]

Which makes the moments like this so much better.

[@Marco_Diamanti]

@@vanityofthesaint What is happines without suffering? Nothing, the more you resist to the harsh world around you the more you are able to cherish the absolute beatifulness of a happy, peaceful and wholesome moment such as this one

[@iponce2]

​@FoxyFazbear001 hope you'll remember this when I gank you good tomorrow lmao comin for ya

[@darkstormww7479]

*Ewoks get hungry*

[@stealthynaxo]

If at least one single Clone managed to find peace after 2 galactic wars, then it was all worth it.

[@warmox1215]

I highly agree.

[@Fordo007]

And hopefully lives long enough to see Emperor Jagged Fel and Empress Jaina Solo take over and make the Empire respectable. Getting to see at long last a regime he could respect existed.

[@Sexynes]

Was not worth 2 galactic wars

[@TheBlueBaron]

You just made me cry; I miss the real happy ending of Star Wars lore.

[@SerTomKatze]

Don't make me cry

[@deltalord6969]

Honestly i live for short side stories like this one. It makes the star wars galaxy feel so wide and connected while also feeling like its a story about multiple people in far off places and not just centered around the main cast group. We get to see the stories most dont and the random lovable characters interacting in them

[@vipe650r]

I agree. I love the human stories that don't have to have big consequences on anything, but happened in the midst and alongside.

[@ArielKahane]

It’s amazing cause if you truly think about it, Star Wars is one of few franchises that could in theory never run out of ideas or stories. It’s a testament to the legacy George Lucas built and it’s mind blowing how one man pulled it off

[@orhanefeunal1811]

Yeah i think this what should star wars be like

[@Gamer3427]

Stuff like this is a big part of why I've always held the opinion that while the main official stuff can be decent, the real heart of the Star Wars universe lies in the side content such as the comics, books, and games. It's a true shame that Disney didn't feel that way.

[@kdaltex]

And they'll never make a good series based on comics like this. Just random, non-serial stories from the universe

[@CwapPlatinum]

Ewok KUSH. The Ewoks got the hookup.

[@xxcaptninjaxx4301]

deathstick

[@Sephiroth144]

@@xxcaptninjaxx4301 Nah, that's SpaceMeth

[@HunterKiller762]

Ewok kush honestly sounds like a good name for a strain

[@clonecommandermike332]

So that's how they beat the Empire so easily

[@MajinMist603]

@@HunterKiller762 Ewok Kush is kinda mid ngl ..... But that Dagobah Kush is some hard $hit along with that Kashyyyk jungle juice

[@MARKO-hy1pp]

This reminds me of that real life story when a lost Japanese soldier continued to fight World War II for three decades after it ended.

[@EternalEmperorofZakuul]

Took people to get his now retired commander to tell him to surrender

[@SpecForceMarine]

There’s already other stories closer to it in legends. One is about a Clone trooper who was the lone survivor of his squad and stranded after their gunship crash landed. The republic abondon him and he was left on the planet, and he spent the next 23 years on the jungle planet surviving. Until during a rebel mission against the empire, where Luke and another rebel commander crashed too on the planet and had to cross part of a jungle evading imperials, where they by chance encountered the clone in his armor, who thought they were separatist agents, but then was convinced by Luke to join them claiming tobe a heir to the jedi the clone used to follow, showing him his lightsaber and telling him they were fighting enemies of the republic. When they were discovered by a squad of imperials the clone killed them all by himself, which got him a place in the alliance special forces, leading troops in missions, until his encounter with a possessed jedi „witch“ who was awakened from her 4000 years long stasis by vader, escaping him with some mutated storm troopers…

[@AnakinSkywakka]

​@SpecForceMarine Yeah I think his name was Able, and he was turned into a Rakghoul. Nasty stuff.

[@sukitron5415]

​@@AnakinSkywakkaa sad end for a loyal trooper

[@Briselance]

​@@AnakinSkywakka A Rakghoul? What is it, pray tell?

[@tubby1833]

Not even the hardiest of men can resist a puff of that sweet ewok kush.

[@MajinMist603]

Na Dagobah Kush is harder , legit made the grand master wizard green out

[@paxhumana2015]

I can.

[@saccorhytus]

@@paxhumana2015nuh uh

[@Edfinger-xp4bg]

Puff puff kush

[@christianchase1498]

Interplanetary kush has to go hard asf 😂 but could it ever really beat thcdiamonds

[@BaronVonMott]

45 minutes of brawling, then they just sit down and share a drink together. Reminds me of Samurai Jack and The Scotsman! 😂

[@animetrashamvs]

Well they fought again over who was buying the drinks...I'm sure the battle was legendary!

[@mr.nobody5669]

I love the look of both characters the scout trooper being traditional military clean shaven and the Rebel being a full blown hippie. It's I believe a reflection of the Vietnam war.

[@screamingcactus1753]

While the original trilogy took a lot of its aesthetics from WWII, thematically it's the Vietnam war in space from the perspective of the Viet Cong.

[@SourChicken1856]

The original trilogy is literally Vietnam. George himself said it

[@MrChickennugget360]

@@SourChicken1856 some of the inspiration. however, if you are going to claim that Starwars and Empire Strike Back are based on Vietnam you are silly. Some of the politics of the 50's 60's and 70's for sure. Clearly the jungle environment of Endor was based on Vietnam to an extent.

[@Zmargo702]

⁠@@MrChickennugget360George said himself he based it on the Vietnam war and the political sphere surrounding it. You are wrong.

[@SourChicken1856]

@@Zmargo702 That's what I mean but I think y'all are too stupid so take it too literally

[@josiahnunley2910]

“Dad, look! It’s the Good Kush!” “This is the Dollar Store. How good could it be?”

[@5upr3m3Rv7]

I can't get enough of the aesthetic of former clones/imperials turning walkers into homes and sticking it out on the Star Wars frontier

[@yumallah]

Former clones? I'm afraid a clone can't really be former, lol. Well, until he is dead, at least.

[@5upr3m3Rv7]

@yumallah damn, right you are! In the moment I was thinking of them as an organization like the imperials rather than their state of existence 😆

[@headphonesaxolotl]

The one cool thing Rey ever did

[@cad1049]

@@yumallah In a way, he is. By abandoning the idea of war and embracing peace, he has established a clear difference between him and the other clones. He is still a clone genetically, but not in terms of overall status

[@yumallah]

@@cad1049 not a clone TROOPER, right, but still a clone. Like, say, Boba Fett. He was never a clone trooper, but he’s still a clone of Jango Fett.

[@fengshuo2725]

This is the beauty of the good old SW legends

[@Biorythym]

Got to love it when your speeder's battery is dead, but can still float a foot off the ground

[@ricofico]

Imperial tech! They don't make-um like they use to!

[@0013bluejay]

Maybe it's equivalent to your car not having enough juice to turn over but the lights/dash can still illuminate

[@Manny-fc8ym]

It's the giant space monorail magnet keeping it up

[@WingMaster562]

I prefer my own head canon: it's like printers. They say it cant print and low ink but it's still has a good amount in the cartridge.

[@oklafornia3643]

It has no wheels. The first necessary power system to turn on and the last one to die has to be the hovering otherwise it's just going to rip itself apart grinding along the ground.

[@Just_Call_Me_Tim]

Endor is one of my favorite places. The scenery from the movie absolutely touched my heart. The forest city, elevated above the floor, the views… 🥴 awww yeah….

[@dominickgaramella6431]

Same here I remember being a little kid in the '80s and wishing that I could live with the ewoks in that sweet sweet ass tree fort

[@Stormyy6310]

As a Battlefront 2 player I say you would change your mind if you were left on Endor at night

[@thomasgilbert2266]

There I was knee deep in the foliage. My flashlight barely illuminating the inky blackness around me, there was a rustling in the undergrowth I turned only to be met with a jar of fireflies to the helmet.

[@Just_Call_Me_Tim]

@@dominickgaramella6431 Same here! I’ve always loved tree towns since then.

[@Just_Call_Me_Tim]

@@Stormyy6310 I haven’t played any of the Battlefront games… yet! I’ll have to give them a go sometime.

[@MayumiC-chan9377]

I like this one! My husband is a veteran and took him sometime to re-adjust to civilian life and he had an internal struggle that made him become very distant but when our child were born he came back to his old self and holding our first born son made him happy again and my made him focus on living and being the best father and husband he could be. His father a Vietnam veteran had the same issues but i guess my husband learned a lot from his father. I'm glad my husband left his conflicts back in central Africa he is a man who saw life in black in white after his service now everything is vibrant colors and i want to cry when he smiles and holds us. I know my husband couldn't connect with the people he fought against. But at least he's a better man back in civilian world and amongst me and our family.

[@josiasavila2003]

Wow, my respects to all vets that were and will be, your story is warming my heart and it’s nice that ur son held him back, but you were there for him don’t forget that, you are equally important if not more but idk me, keep up the good vibes

[@MayumiC-chan9377]

@@josiasavila2003 My husband had a hard time adjusting but our children made him feel happy again. My husband would wake up in cold sweats and yelled while he was asleep saying names of men who sadly didn’t make it back. It stopped a long time ago but i know he had to endure a lot of things

[@user-kl5zd2oe3e]

As an old Star Wars fan and veteran, this made me smile. These are the stories that made Star Wars real.

[@slewone4905]

at the end of WW2 in Germany, the two armies traded hat pins. I had one from Germans from my grandfather . My parents probably threw it away. These things were important to me, my parents weren't nostalgic, and threw away everythign WW2 that belonged to my grandfather. People are so filled with hate. Don't realize these were soldiers ordered to kill each other. when it ended, they were relieved.

[@Reefer-Rampage69]

That makes me so sad and angry for you. I wish they would’ve kept all that stuff, so much history and meaning.

[@feuerling]

Ask your parents if it still exists

[@4rc4n3f0rg3]

​@@feuerling if they say no, I'll be extremely pissed. Why? Because they are effectively saying that all the blood spilt from WWII, on both sides, is all for nothing. It's people like them that are the most dangerous individuals in this world.

[@NarasimhaDiyasena]

Sad to see German items desecrated and trashed. But the previous generation do not know as much about them as we do. Hence why they were more hateful of the Germans

[@XaliberDeathlock]

Your parents are such douche. I got angry just hearing it from you. Sorry it happened to you.

[@ncrranger6409]

2:18 That’s Ben Burtt . The sound designer for Star Wars. He was the guy who used the Wilhelm scream and changed culture and yet another way. When he goes over that railing he actually does an impression of the Wilhelm scream.

[@CursedLink666]

For some reason, stories about dire enemies being forced to cooperate and eventually growing to appreciate eachother are always interesting to me. I know it's not the most original idea for a story, it's a bit of a cliche actually, but there's so much potential for character development and it's a good way to discuss the morals of each side.

[@EffervescentPhantasm]

During World War One (1914), French, German, and British soldiers crossed the trenches and exchanged seasonal greetings on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, exchanging food and trinkets with one another. Supposedly they even had a few moments of carolling. While it's not quite the same thing, I like to think they appreciated their foes humanity. If you want to know more, look up the Christmas truce.

[@dwminiboss511]

The "moral of the story" is that people have more things in common than what devides them. We all have the same wants and needs as individuals, but politicians always have some agendas and that is where things go bad. The individual does not want to fight strangers and die for some abstract goal that was indoctrinated into them. This is why so many vets struggle. This is why these kind of stories are so popular.

[@HaggisOfDeath]

Cliches are there for a reason, and its because they are awesome. We live in a strange age where every story is trying to 'subvert expectations', and ultimately it just ruins things. Cliches, archetypes, established narrative cycles; they are all good and important. Throw in the occasional twist, subvert expectations with a character or two, and sure, it mixes things up and can make them more interesting; but ultimately there are few things better than a good cliche. The hero slaying the monster to save the girl will forever be the best story.

[@Erebus04]

I really love small stories like these, they feel like they have a soul inside of them, unlike those sequel movies, no heart or soul in those

[@lilstarship34]

Imagine a tv series centered around just these two, and their struggle to escape endor together. Omg, I just wish we could have good Star Wars again.

[@rbl205]

I hear ya. But with Disney involved now, they'd turn this story into "Brokeback Endor".

[@lanefunai4714]

Sorry. There's no source material.

[@XaliberDeathlock]

Andor was good. That's what happened when Disney let the writers do their own thing and hire actually competent writers, not incompetent juveniles who can only offer fanservices

[@Manny-fc8ym]

they could do a thing where they go about their origins and turn it into a whole movie

[@SourChicken1856]

Nah, this would be boring tbh

[@Fordo007]

You know I know Daala had a bad track record and all… but that image of her gassing all the warlords with that stone cold stare and stance… that does something for me.

[@dromankass8655]

Those Warlords had it coming. I liked the way Daala took them out, and saved Pellaeon as well. Once the Warlords were dead, none of their own men objected, and all fell into line with Daala. I get the impression they though their bosses were a waste of space as well.

[@Fordo007]

@@dromankass8655 Absolutely. Without Daala purging them and consolidating the Imperial Remnant Pellaeon would’ve had nothing to work with. For all of Daala’s tactical and strategic faults… she knew how to motivate a defeated army and navy back into shape and inspire.

[@The_Real_Alpharius]

​@@dromankass8655 My personal favorite was her trolling Harrsk to attempt to unite the warlords

[@rednovastrum2475]

@@Fordo007 she actually became leader of the new republic

[@Fortitudee]

I know you don't upload as much anymore but an upload on my birthday is such a great present! I've gone through different channels but this was the first of many starwars lore channels i subbed to way back when you were known as 'FactFree' and also had another guy covering while you were in education, I've always come back to here and my day lights up when you upload and I know you're still going even though starwars isnt in the best place right now (at least for me).

[@TheLoreMasterYT]

I plan to start uploading more, I took a break from Star Wars for a bit but have started to get back into it now. Appreciate the long support and comment! Also happy birthday!

[@anthonychihuahua]

Your birthday, it is. Oldness I sense in you. Happy Birthday, Fortitudee! Yoda man! 🎉🎂💚

[@Fortitudee]

@@anthonychihuahua I appreciate it bro thank you!

[@Fortitudee]

@@TheLoreMasterYT this is great news to know thank you! 🙏

[@AnakinSkywalker-qe2rk]

Can u upload on dec 21 this year? that’s my birthday.

[@inductivegrunt94]

Really nice to see both soldiers finding their own peace and coming together instead of fighting one another after both were abandoned. Plus both got to try some of that Ewok kush. No need to fight when the nature of Endor can help one find peace, and some good kush to enjoy.

[@atracin]

I absolutely LOVED this Dark Horse comic. Such a banger from Republic Commandos, to a mystery Jedi story, then this absolute banger if a closer. It was so good.

[@tk-6967]

2:12 He said 'finest legions' I am pretty sure, as in plural. He was probably referring to the 501st, because a lot Blizzard Force had been deployed on the planet. Although by this point even the 501st had a lot of non-clones due to the destruction of the Death Star. However, the 501st narrator did note in some cut dialogue that he had underestimated non-clone stormtroopers and that they proved to be extremely effective as well, thus I suppose the 501st was still an extremely powerful unit

[@DarthInsomnis]

Gotta love the small forest people and their amazing kush

[@KakashiTaichou]

"that ewok kush" lmaoo i busted out laughing as I was hitting my dab

[@StonerExpress]

Same

[@jacobrojas8156]

Lol

[@kennethlindahl9206]

funny enough I was watching this at 4:20 am

[@av6728]

That's the dream right there. Survive the War, Let everyone think you're dead, restart your stress-free life in a remote fishing village in some obscure place.

[@one5e]

I wanna say as someone who’s done grappling, 45 minutes of that would be agony and no wonder why they’d call a truce, those two guys are tough

[@MegaMaster1021]

really liked this story it's depressing but enjoyable to see the Scout trooper change

[@Kiralies]

new lore dropped lets gooooo

[@juancabardo21]

70% of my knowledge is just star wars lore

[@alexpop854]

You gotta make more of these.. the synthesis of the comic.. the emotions.. the rich universe.. really good stuff here Lore Master.. hoping for more

[@Section8Spectre]

I remember this comic fondly, buying it brand new when it fist came out. I treasure all of my Tales collections. Legends is the true SW, I don't care what anyone says.

[@jamdoodles]

The facial expressions in the art are really good!

[@Red-Renegade-Studios]

And this is why Legends is so favored by the actual Star Wars fandom😁

[@johndoe-cv8pr]

Heroes on both sides, one of the main themes of star wars that made it great!

[@LightSev]

Adding "Smoke Ewok Kush" to my bucket list

[@thecookiemeister5374]

The pic of a clone smoking ewok kush on an ATST goes hard as fuck ngl

[@Kratos_Messi7050]

VirginTroopers: Empire rations ChadClone: *IM ON THAT GOOD KUSH AND ALCOHOL 🗣️🔥*

[@heygregory13]

It's been so long since I've been able to see your videos, and thank goodness I got to see a new one. I love your channel, especially your legends content, thank you for everything you do.

[@ricofico]

This was my favorite Star Wars: Legends comic. Thanks for the flashback to my childhood!

[@stevenschnepp576]

"Both men got into a brawl lasting forty-five minutes before getting tired." Shit people who've never been in a fistfight say.

[@TMarcked]

Potent Ewok Kush is the greatest thing I'll hear all month

[@HyperAcTV97]

That Ewok Kush had that clone chilling after going through 2 galactic wars, and it being the only thing he’d known

[@Obi-Wan.Kenobi.]

Yea man fr i want taste it too

[@CyberKid-1995]

Was about to say "Good thing that Scout Trooper isn't a f*cking Fett clone.." EDIT: Damn 100 likes for the first time in 7 years. Thanks everyone out there😊

[@starplatinum2414]

Aaah. It all makes sense now. That's why Palpatine chose Endor as a base to rebuild the Death Star. The wrinkly old bastard secretly wanted to steal the Ewok's good kush!!! That monster!! Rebuilding the Death Star was, partly, just a cover so Palpatine could steal the Ewok kush!!!

[@miguelladinodevera614]

After all this time the secret of the infamous Darth Plagueis is and has always been... Ewok kush. The Emperor finally found out but he thought he could take it with own hands only for those pesky Rebels meddling in his plans lol

[@vitorpereira9515]

Welcome to the Expanded Universe, home of the legendary Luke Skywalker, husband, father, and Grand Master of the New Jedi Order. We also have Zeltrons.

[@heebiejeebies4625]

zeltron's alone are enough. sign me up

[@ThirdEye-47]

cringe nazi pfp, imagine being the real life empire

[@ericward8459]

SOld!

[@EternalEmperorofZakuul]

Miraluka women got me acting strange

[@stealthynaxo]

*Gasp* You got Zeltrons?! Sign me the fuck up!

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

The clone deserves a name like grove, or something.

[@MyPS4IsOnFirePleaseHelp]

What about Puffer?

[@tgtterrorizor3407]

Kaz. Inspired by the name Kazuhira, meaning "peace" in Japanese.

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

Those could work too.

[@NicholasArrington-po2nc]

Or maybe Izumi which is Japanese for pure

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

@@NicholasArrington-po2nc nice name choice.

[@Kiyosuki]

Man maybe that commanding officer shouldn't have just gone in first to say "Freeze"! lol

[@brickcraftproductions3065]

The Pre Disney Expanded Universe has some interesting stories that we'll never get into, I had to explain to my friend about how the Empire had 25,000 Star Destroyers why they scrapped the Venator after the Clone Wars, and why Star Wars has 2 timelines.

[@MyPS4IsOnFirePleaseHelp]

How many gray hairs you got now?

[@EternalEmperorofZakuul]

One will be vindicated by time

[@Calvin_Coolage]

​@@EternalEmperorofZakuulPersonally I combine the best parts of both canons. The Old Republic will always be canon to me.

[@EternalEmperorofZakuul]

@@Calvin_Coolage rogue one is the only good thing Disney made

[@Calvin_Coolage]

@@EternalEmperorofZakuul Rogue One is legtimately one of the worst things Disney has made. Thr only reason people like it is because of the Battle of Scarif and Krennic, neither of which make up for how bad the rest of the movie is.

[@razzamatronic9882]

I had this comic years ago, super pleased to see a video about it. I also had a clone wars one about a team of troopers(maybe commandos) whos ship crashed on a planet and they were being pursued by droids, i cannot remember much more but would love to read it again.

[@nunyabusiness4904]

The sad thing is there are actual cases of soldiers being left behind after wars, Hiroo Onoda was a Japanese soldier in the Philippines during World War Two, he received orders not to surrender or commit suicide. Japan surrendered in August of 1945 and it wasn’t until October of that year that him and his companions discovered a leaflet announcing that Japan had surrendered, they believed it to be Allied propaganda and ignored it. Of his three companions one surrendered to Filipino forces in 1950, one was killed by local police in 1954, and the last was killed in 1972. During all those years they continued to fight with Guerrilla tactics believing the war was ongoing. In 1974 he met a Japanese explorer who became friendly with him, explained what had happened, but Onoda explained he would not surrender until he was relieved of duty by a superior officer. The explorer returned to Japan, went to the government and explained the situation, the Japanese government then located Onoda’s former commander, and he went to Japan and relieved him of his duties. Onoda then surrendered to the Philippine government in March of 1974, turning over his sword, his rifle, ammunition, grenades and dagger to the Philippine President.

[@manoflego123]

I remember reading this one as a kid and thinking the ending didn't make sense. Looking back nearky 2 decades later it makes a lot more sense to me now.

[@hungtheheroluu]

Such a pretty good story focusing on two warriors, each fighting on the opposite side, finding peace and common ground with one another. It reminds me of a Star Wars fan film called After Endor, which follows a somewhat similar premise and I highly recommend you check it out if you haven't already.

[@cosinguspalpatine4449]

“Enemy Mine” vibes. If you never watched it, it’s a PHENOMENAL psychological alien film from the 80s with Dennis Quade.

[@rudivomschauerberg6344]

Very interesting Story. I love when people learn to get over their indoctrination. I once knew an old man that was in the Waffen SS. He joined as an 18 year old Boy in 1940 and fought right until the end, killing many people and taking part in many horrible crimes probably. After the war he was in a british prison camp and a year later they kicked him out, and he was alone on the street without money, in a different part of germany were he had no friends and no family. So he lived a long time from foraging and fishing and begging, sometimes helping out on Farmwork for very little money. In these times he became friends with different stray cats, and started feeding them and taking care for them. In the village he was in, he was soon known as "the Cat man" and people donated to him clothes and money and food for him and the cats. Then someone gave him money for a ticket and he went home, taking his 5 cats with him. In the years after that he became a peaceful friendly man and build a cat shelter for stray cats on the property of his dead father, wich he inherited. In the 1980s he housed more than a hundred cats there, paying the vets bill, feeding them and saving many of their lives. In 2007 when i met him, he was already very old but still took care of cats, and also two dogs wich he found somewere. Moral of story is that political indoctrination and militaric drill often overshadow the true personality of a man, and as soon as they come to a different environment without all the propaganda, they might start thinking and reflecting and become themselfes again. Just like that Scout trooper in the video. Even if people did evil things and fought for the wrong side, everyone deserves a second chance in life !

[@abotaccount6094]

Doesn't really sound like he changed, the waffen ss doesn't teach you to hate animals

[@rudivomschauerberg6344]

@@abotaccount6094but they also dont teach you to be kind and friendly to everything you find on the street i guess

[@thejustlawofshamash]

While I do like the moral of this story, if that old man was indeed in the SS from 1940 to 1945, then he got off way too easy. A Wehrmacht soldier could possibly have gone through the war without directly participating in war crimes (albeit rather unlikely if he ever fought in the eastern front), or an SS recruit from the last year of the war might have served an entirely defensive role, that particular soldier definitely killed innocent civilians. That soldier almost certainly participated in the holocaust in a direct way, whether that be rounding up of Jews in occupied territories, or committing on-site executions of Jews or suspected partisans/communists. I'm sure spending a good chunk of his life homeless and having fought an ultimately pointless war that only brought destruction and misery to his homeland was not an easy pill to swallow, but that is far better than whatever his victims got.

[@rudivomschauerberg6344]

@@thejustlawofshamash that is very true. But even people like that can learn lessons, and they do. It doesnt make his crimes any better but its a nice proof that even such evil can turn to good again

[@Clone_Enginer]

Man, this story really made me happy, I had already read this obscure story from the "Star Wars Tales" series where there are a lot of bizarre stories and some good stories, and this story really and he had a smile on his face, because it's not very common in Star Wars where two soldiers put their differences aside and decide to help each other, so that in the end the two become friends where one or the other doesn't will betray with a stab in the back, I'm happy that this obscure story is gaining recognition

[@michaelandreipalon359]

They would have made good penpals with that TIE pilot stranded on Yavin IV. Figured the scout trooper was a Jango Fett clone, but I must say, was he a part of the 501st Legion of Battlefront II 2005 fame? Would explain a whole lotta things. Not sure about the Rebel, but the clone will end up lucky provided he stays. Endor will stay unscathed from war for decades to come, and not even the Yuuzhan Vong War scarred it for good reason.

[@krispalermo8133]

You forgot the Dark Horse comics, " Star Wars Tales." along gaining a mention in WotC 3e Star Wars guide to planets. A rebel set up a trading post with its own high plate form landing roof. There was a clan of Ewoks that took to speeder racing and off world bounty hunting exotic game and just merc with the smugglers and new republic. Love the story about the T/E pilot on Yavin. He later flew with the Solo twins against the Vong.

[@actionman9451]

Proves that no matter the side they still have their humanity.

[@AbstractArchitectureEnthusiast]

This is still canon. Don't pay attention to what disney says.

[@HumanityFirst1871]

it‘s so nice to come back to this channels after years and still hear the same music❤️

[@meligoth]

Being a hunter that can provide all his needs and protector of the native Ewoks to use his elite skills positively, not a bad retirement for a clone trooper. That sweet kush only sweetens the deal.

[@inurokuwarz]

This is the kind of story that makes Star Wars so raw. There doesn't hafta be a big conflict in the force and the interstellar war can be over: The people have to keep living in the world the movies created and that is dramatic and incredible.

[@paleface171]

3:13 That looks like a phonk walk.

[@Ww1whiz1914]

It do tho

[@thehunterjk2521]

Yoooo this was my favorite Star Wars comic when I was younger!

[@Toto-TK88]

2:01 he never say he's a clone. He's just saying that he folllow orders like a soldier who came from a tyranic empire.

[@Traster_Bean]

Best star wars story. I want me some of that Ewok OG.

[@kendrickrochelanzot2053]

How it feels to be the last survivor in ewok hunt.

[@Nostalgia2000erafan]

That was awesome! I love the emotion story arc of the clone! We definitely need more imperial and rebel working together story!

[@Vincent-S]

Always liked this one Rebel gets to go home to a new republic and the clone finds his home and inner peace on Endor Simple and sweet

[@Soundwave119]

I am glad you still are occasionally making Star Wars legends videos. Keep up the great work Lore Master!

[@citrusity222]

Smoking that Destroyed Empire Pack

[@Yacovo]

Thanks for the video.

[@Sakura_Matou]

Thanks for more videos on the True Canon.

[@captainF0Rd0]

Damn this is just hella sad on both empire and rebellion ends. Yet it’s still nice how they just decide to make a truce since they both get left behind

[@A_massive_wog]

I love these old EU stories. So simple and humble.

[@grandadmiralzaarin4962]

This and Apocalypse Endor are two of my favorite comic short stories.

[@maddlarkin]

Clones we're that unusual in the EU, the Empire couldnt keep up with recruitment numbers so started recruiting birth born into the ranks which was seen as diluting the quality of the Storm Troopers, ontop of that as per Battlefront 2, the Kaminion's tried to rebel with a batch of specially made clones so after that thr Empire moved to multipule templates as well as Jango's to prevent 1 type being tampted with or altered, the lead to most every unit in the Empire being a mix of regular humans as well as different clone types with a few execeptions, most famously the 501's 'Vaders Fist' which stayed 100" Fett clones due to Vaders service with them in the clone wars and was thus convinced of their superior abilties. Then Disney got hold of all that intresting lore and replaced it with, er clones got retired after the Clone Wars and replaced with a birth born recruited army cause the clones showed too much independence (the troops manufactured for pupose, genetically designed for loyalty with a stupid chip in their head to ensure it curtsy of Dave were too independent.) Oh and we blew up all the cities of Kaminio cause we heard you guys really liked that bit from Battlefront 2 and had to be sure to erase it.

[@regentmad1037]

honestly that last thing you. i found it moveing and apt to my own life. thank you for that.

[@rogerbonds6263]

ngl living as a nomad hunter on Endor as friends with the ewoks sounds chill asf

[@basketlockerball]

I love videos like this that go over stories from the comics!

[@clpfox470]

Holy hutt! I remember reading this as a kid lol

[@Goofy_Dominican]

*If only Disney could be this creative*

[@thedarkknight727]

I guess that’s what really difference between a Rebel and a Clone Trooper, or any other Imperial Fanatic. They do have an actual “SOCIETY” to go back to, and actually know how to enjoy the simple pleasures of life.

[@everydaychemistry6231]

They fought 45 minutes hand to hand and they still have their eyes and fingers lol

[@TheMimiSard]

I am thinking the clone scout trooper is a surviving bitty cadet who got shipped off similar to what happened to Mox, Stak, and Deke. Unlike them, this guy got sent to a training base and curculate into trooper training.

[@TheMimiSard]

Oh I love the Gorax being brought into the story! The writer remembered the Ewok movies!

[@norliasmith]

It's a good thing they came cross that Imperial II-Class star destroyer, especially for the clone if the reactor was still intact, being able to keep his AT-ST charged as he lived off the lands of Endor.

[@ajspin2642]

Dang lore master your still going at it? I haven't watched your channel in a very long time. Obviously because sw is dead but I forgot how good the stories in the so called "legends" are. It felt good to listen to actual star wars and to someone who actually still tells them.

[@archdornan8349]

Reminds me of the story of Marcus and the BoS Knight. Nice little throwback

[@sonofadeadmeme]

1:21 just noticed the hat the rebel is wearing here is almost 1:1 a U.S.A.A.F Summer Flight Helmet from WWII

[@FeltComputeMightDeleteLater]

I remember reading this as a kid, it sparked the imagination and stuck with me for some reason

[@SireJaxs]

what pfp is that homie? looks great

[@Cell_reverted_egg]

Btw The Stormtroopers stranded on Endor were either hunted down by Ewoks or escaped with the remaining empire. Thanks to Battlefront 2

[@UnswimmingFishYT]

There have never been enough of these "typical person" stories in SW.

[@stormtrooper1096]

That ewok kush

[@meanbean1616]

I love storys like this , not all combatants have to be evil