Ahsoka & Rex having an emotional talk - Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Season 7 Episode 12
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What is the theme after, "War, does not come with a guarentee" in the intro?
Mr Victorian kind of sounds like ahsoka leaves but im not 100% sure
1:10 just send maul in there lol
that title does not make this any better. It's also creepy when you consider the fact that rex is technically a minor
instablaster
It's not really spoken about how Rex also lost almost everyone, he has gone through so much. Survived it all.
He saw the Fall of the republic and along with his fallen brothers.
Must’ve been the most cathartic thing to watch the end of the Empire on Endor
Holy shit it’s iNabber. Didn’t expect you here
It's brought up in the No Prisoners novel, but that's no longer canon sadly.
@@sirdeadeye6174 Who?
@@jcplays3842 I am glad that Rex is canonically on Endor in that attack with Han and survives all this. Part of me wants to think he was also in the last fleet in rise of skywalker.
Rex is no longer a clone soldier now he is just a man.
Yep and he kinda excepted that they cant change too which is kinda sad
It's like some weird fucked up Pinocchio.
Regis Riley yeah he is more than a soldier and instrument of war now he has a choice if the clones didn't have them inhibitor chips they'd have likely disobeyed that order even if they were conditioned to follow that order some would follow it but some would disobey and it would cause chaos throughout the Grand Army of the Republic
@K 0 the way he turns away from her. Like a child turning away ashamed of their tears and the things he just said. Its gut wrenching
@@bebonotnice1773 maybe so, but he's not a child, not anymore. He's just a man no, a human, like us.
“We are loyal soldiers we follow orders, but we are not a bunch of unthinking droids! You have to learn to make your own decisions” -Fives
Without those inhibitor chips, that would make this statement seem so hypocritically. With them, that makes the whole Order 66 situation a tragic irony.
Fives said that
Nice quote but it’s fives
Later on in the episode a trooper would yell "Blast Them!" In the same matter a B2 battledriod would.
BlazianNinja723 shit he? Haven’t seen the episode in awhile my bad
If you watched Five's story arc, you would know that clones are engineered to be resistant to all kinds of stress that the war could throw at them. Rex is not only a clone, but is also a heavily experienced war veteran. The fact that he cries in this scene should convey just how devastated he is.
Oh man I didnt even think of it that way. Man, the more I think about this, the more heartbreaking it gets...
The only other times we see a clone cry is when Fox killed fives and when Waxor realized that they were fighting other clones before his death
@@ImmaLittlePip you mean Waxer.
@@Revan_Reborn Yeah
you can see the Rex here is pretty much living a nightmare.
This scene literally shows that Ahsoka really is the purest force wielder ever.
And one of the best Jedi ever, if she was still one.
@@lucasgibbs4050 Actually, the prequels show that the Jedi have strayed far from what they’re supposed to be. They’re not supposed to be lapdogs of an organisation like the Republic. They’re supposed to be independent peacekeepers and mediators. Vessels of the force. Extensions of the will of the Force. They are supposed to serve the Force alone. The Prequels show that the Jedi serve the Republic at the expense of serving the will of the Force. So in a way they’re not true Jedi at all anymore. After leaving the corrupt order. Ahsoka’s evolution is written in such a way that one could make the reasonable conclusion that Ahsoka is more of a Jedi than any of them in that she is closer to what a Jedi is supposed to be than anyone who serves the order at this time.
@@erinclarke2695 I didn’t say they didn’t stray.
@@erinclarke2695 they were misguided but they weren't "not jedi" anymore.
Obi-wan, Qui-Gon, Luke, Grogu (i guess) and Rey all seem to have a running for that title. Sure, Disney ruined Luke and made Rey and Grogu to be sold to the audience, but they're still incredibly pure.
I think this is the moment that transcended every other from this season for me. Rex is no longer a clone, he's simply a man.. who's saddened by the fact that everything he's ever loved is gone.
All his morals, all his codes, all his family has been nothing more than a grand scheme that he played a part in. I can't imagine bearing that weight.
But he didn't surrender, their sacrifice was not a waste.
Camera Punk it probably felt like that for him at that moment and he had to live with it for 20 years, thinking it was a waste, until the events of the Original Trilogy, and Rebels.
Very good points, and ones that I have been wondering as both a fan and a writer. If you were a character in the SW galaxy and you discovered that not only was your Chancellor a Sith Lord but that he had been manipulating the Clone Wars on both sides and then managed to set the Jedi up as patsies which then allowed said Sith to commit Galaxy-wide genocide on the Jedi by turning the entire GAR against them, and then you realize it was all part of a millennia-long plan the Sith had to get rid of the Jedi and consolidate control over the entire Republic and turn it into an Empire, which they only would have been able to do by infiltrating every corner of the Republic’s infrastructure, slowly manipulating everything as the centuries would go by.
Basically, everything you were brought up to believe in about the Galactic Republic was nothing but pure BS no thanks to the Sith. What would you as a Star Wars character do? What would your thought process be once you have those realizations?
O M He might mean that he acts like a man, as the clones are now under the will of Sidious, unlike Rex. It singles him out, and he has free will now.
Until he heard a story about his brother Boba not surviving a battle against Luke Skywalker..
The fact that he knows they are all going to die and they dont care about their lives at that point is what makes this scene even more sad.
Yeah. It really drives home how in some ways the Clones are just as much victims of Order 66 as the Jedi were.
Ruben Garcia they are all controlled by the chip
For clones they lives are expandable
@@DailyDoseofShortsVideos i know
Hfar yeah they're slaves to the inhibitor chips implanted into their minds
And to think that if Ashoka hadn't rescued Rex, He'd be one of the clones down there.
Actually I think she would've died already
If she didn't worry about getting Rex back, her focus would have been to leave, there go she would try to make it to the hanger (no other options) and Tax would be there because he knows thats her only exit. She would hide and have to make it to the controls.
Im just imagining a scenario that isn't cannon. Some she dies immediately, others she doesn't. There is no "actually"
@@demosxn6722 Yeah, you can make the case either way that she would have gotten out or died quickly. Personally, I think she could have easily found a way to escape.
But she needed Rex.
@@rosesweetcharlotte Yeah, I know, I dont think that leaving him would have ever crossed her mind.
It was tough to see Jessy in this episode. That ending too.
I had to take a second after watching it.
They saved each other.
Rex keeping on his helmet because he doesn’t want Ahsoka to see him cry is so powerful. It kinda feel like it’s representative of alot of guys. We’re always told that real men don’t cry, to stay strong, no matter what. And Ahsoka taking it off is like telling that it IS okay. Even though he’s a clone bred for command and war, he’s also a living being.
Beautiful comment! 😁
It also means quite a lot for a clone to cry as they are bred to have a very high tolerance for stress. Meaning that if a clone is crying it is because they are in a extreme amount of emotional pain.
It should never be that real men don’t cry. In my opinion, the saying should go real men have the guts to cry
Bro this comment almost made me cry
@@SomeGuy-so3kk also he only cries for a few seconds and his breathing stays calm, love the fact that he is still ready to throw no matter what cs that's what soldiers do.
As a soldier myself stress is very bad as it is a distraction from the fight which makes me love this scene.
it's interesting if you think about it, chronologically rex is younger than ahsoka, yet biologically he is older. so in some instances he acts like a big brother to her, and in another (like here, trying to hide his tears) like younger. kinda interesting dynamic
It's the first time in the series I think I really thought about it. He really isn't very old at all and he is fated to die a pretty early death and all he's ever known is war.
The clone production started years before attack of the clones. So he may have been creating before Ahsoka was born. Correct me if I’m wrong.
Bob Stir well oldest clone by the end of clone wars would be 13 chronological years old so yeah she is older.
@@LionKing-ui9po We know from AotC that production of the Jango Fett clones had started ten years before the events of that movie. The war took about three years. Rex is identified as being one of the older serving clones, but he is still only 13
Reminds me of too much of Darman from the Repiblic commando books. The first one played into the whole advanced aging process. Even when he looks like he's in his twenties he's as old as a school boy.
When Ashoka took Rex’s helmet off to speak to him face to face. And Rex has tears in his eyes, this scene hit the feels hard. This would make an amazing movie.
It was an amazing 4 episodes . Honestly, this is the most satisfied and buzzing about star wars since I saw all 6 movies for the first time in 08 . Everything since then has been pretty meh and dead average at best. This arc makes me wannacwatch it again and again and my god how I feel sorry for the group within the fanbase who won't go near this series because its animated. This actually probably is the most enjoyable and emotional thing I've watched that's come from Lucas film . A definite 9.5/10 for me . I thought spider man into the spider verse was the best animated feature ever but this is equel to if not better
I think the Siege of Mandalore arc should have been a TV movie instead of 4 episodes.
This is the CW movie we deserved. Not the one that was only made to promote the show
I wouldn't be surprised if these episodes were released in theaters when it's safe to go back to the movies.
It’s AHSoka, not ASHoka! Why do people always spell it wrong! Also, this was one of, if not the saddest moment in my entire life.
This is just too powerful of a scene. When Rex was crying underneath his helmet, I really felt that
I was really hoping Ahsoka would maybe stroke his face or give him a little peck on the cheek. Not a romantic thing, but like a little sis trying to comfort a distraught older brother.
@@nahor88 yeah! That would've been so cute
Unfortunately, too many would've misinterpreted it as a romantic gesture, which is stupid, I know, but that's just how a lot of viewers would look it.
One can only wonder how many times he's done it before in the past
@@nahor88 could you imagine all the awful fanfics that would have come from that?
Everybody says they’re gangster till rex starts crying
True dat homie
Heh.. yeah.. I guess.
It hurts even more, because he looks away. He doesn't want Ahsoka to see.
Even thugs shed tears
“Loyalty means everything to the clones.” Anakin is right. Rex’s loyalty towards Ahsoka means everything to him. He is willing to do the hardest thing he ever has to do which is to fight his brothers in arms to save a friend. I can’t imagine how torn up he is inside just admitting that his brothers don’t care about the two of them anymore.
It gets worse. Rex knows exactly how it felt to be under the chip's control, he knows how the other clones are feeling right now. And whatever that feeling was, it was bad enough for Rex to immediately decide that death was a better option for them than living that way
@@rosesweetcharlotte Was looking for this comment. exactly.
0:44 Explains all of this. Ahsoka knew what he felt before even removing his helmet.
At least Rex set for Stun to avoid killin them
Loyalty also meant everything to Anakin that is why he understood the clones the most.
however Anakin's dedication to loyalty to friends and loved ones is what in the end corrupted and twisted him because everyone betrayed him.
"I hate to tell you this, but they DON'T CARE!"
MY HEART SHATTERED IN TWO
What's creepy about that line is that Rex does know how they feel. He seems to remember what it felt like to be under the chip and it wasn't good.
@@rosesweetcharlotte bruh... i never thought about that
@@LEGO_IndianaJones69420_ I know, this whole thing gets worse and worse the more you think about it
This is probably the worst scenario for Rex. The very fact that he admits that they have to kill his family because they're all programmed like the droids they immeasurably fought against, survived and disassociated with (especially in the face of Krell) has got to be killing him inside. Probably thought they would all go down together one way or another, but never like this. Him and a Jedi vs his now faceless family.
He knows his brothers are already dead.
“Sometimes, being a good soldier is doing what you think is right. That’s why we’re superior to droids.”
-Argyus
Well he met up with Wolf and Gregor later in Rebals
After Order 66, you never really see any clone’s face again except for Rex and maybe the ones flying the ship. In Star Wars, that’s equivalent to losing your humanity.
@@Keen166 The ones flying the ship are all wearing Empire uniforms and look identical, whereas before, many clones had unique tattoos and haircuts.
We could have stopped darth sidious together
Yeah like how you and savage took him on? 😂😂😂 there is no mercy ⚡
I mean Vader only killed Palpatine because he was distracted
@@okaysoanyways2645 Big oof
Dan Brown Star Wars legends be like
Darth Maul you know... I was rooting for you
I’m not a person who cries about scenes but when Ashoka took his helmet off and there were tears in Rex’s eyes I lost it. Rex was willing to kill his own brothers to save Ashoka.
But this was the beauty of this episode and of clone wars in general. It combined the scenes that make you cry but the scenes that make you laugh. This is what Disney needs to stick to!! Not necessarily Clone Wars but the moments where you feel for the characters but also enjoy a good laugh!
Except none of its story was made by Disney... That episode had been made on script before Disney took it over...
@@bobafett9348 1 word: good
Kinda wish if they weren't in rebels and died here but maul still escapes for even more emotion
@@evgxmagma3520 nah i wish we were to see it end before rebels.
Danzan Sandeev would be actually kinda cool to see the story of rex and ahsoka go out that way
That moment when Ahsoka's facial expressions change when she senses Rex's sadness just goes to show the amazing attention to detail in this show
Yoda immediately beheaded his clones when he was in the same situation. Ashoka is the best Jedi, even though she left the order.
In fairness, Ahsoka also killed two clones when Order 66 first started. They both were caught completely off guard in the moment and were left with no other choice.
@@tig.v2374 was 3 clones, actually. When the squad of clones came into the bridge with jesse, ahsoka deflected a bolt at jesse, he dodged it and it nailed a clone.
@@tig.v2374 There's also context to consider. She only knew about the chip because Rex managed to drop a hint about Fives. Literally no one knew what was going on and the clones DID try to kill them. Self defense wasn't unwarranted in Yoda's or any other Jedi's case.
@@tig.v2374 @Tig. V Incorrect in this video ua-cam.com/video/D8PSZ3M2SZA/v-deo.html Ashoka actually deflects the blaster bolts into the two clones arms. Thats why she closes the door. Its only when Jessie and the other clones come does she deflect a shot into a clones chest
The compassion she showed for the clones proved that she was one of the few Jedi to actually act like one .
you can see when Ahsoka finally feels with the force Rex's pain and sadness that is destroying him at 0:45
Nice catch
Yeah, I noticed that... it made the scene a bit more sad.
I don't think you need the force for that, mate.
also 1:00 to 1:20ish is the Jedi fallen Order theme
"Surviving is winning, everything else is buIIshit. Fairytales spun by people afraid to look life in the eye. Whatever it takes kid, survive!"
Didnt expect a GTAV quote lol
@@slyshadex7321
It's quite fitting to this particular ending. lol still i chose C xd
@Ouissam
Damn straight.
@invalid username
Like Chill it was just a quote. Don't take this too seriously xd
@invalid username
It depends, not everything is black and white. Life is full of greys.
Still is not like i'm a badass having to make though calls or whatever a man of action does. I doubt any of us would make a decision to survive.
when Ahsoka removes his helmet.. I'm not crying, you're crying
Neither, he’s crying
@@valleyforgeproductions no, we're all crying
0:47-1:00 Rex’s shoulders falling in defeat after voicing his realization that the men he knew aren’t the ones down there ready to go down with the ship and take him and Ahsoka with them. And Ahsoka taking off Rex’s helmet to reveal not a battle-hardened clone trooper, but a battle-worn man who has soldiered through tremendous loss and anguish all in the name of a Republic doomed to fall by the hands of the very men he fought for and with for years. I am in such emotional pain.
you put it beautifully, and I'll be the first to admit I rarely ever cry but the last episode may have been the hardest I've held back my tears in a long while
You are a good soldier Rex and so are the men that are your brothers
Was order 66 a coup against the republic and Jedi and rex was heartbroken about it
Shit like this is why i love yt comments
Who else agrees that Rex is their favourite character?
Him and his stupid haircut have grown on me.
Carly Crays Wdum?
He is not only my favorite clone BUT he is one of my Husbandos uwu.
Indy Rex my husband is Bucky Barnes from marvel 😎
5th favourite. Behind Maul, Ahsoka, Anakin/Vader and Obi wan
What made this emotional to me was on second 47 or 48 when they cut to that shot of Ashoka and Rex staring at each other. Ashoka’s eyes widened and Rex’s head bows slightly and his shoulders relax. That body language speaks a thousand words with no words spoken. To think, their commander, their brother must betray them to do what’s right. Ashoka felt his pain with the force and she took his helmet off as to say, you’re not just a soldier, you’re a man with feelings and that is ok. A Jedi would not do what Ashoka did at that moment and a soldier that only cares about his duty would not shed a tear. They are more than that.
Darwin Umanzor, Rex was speaking the cold hard logical truth and his heart was breaking at the same time. I loved how Rex and Ahsoka were friends here, not captain and general.
Wow, that’s pretty much exactly what happened. Amazing that you can read body language that well! Only one thing: you spelled my name wrong.
@@tiffanypersaud3518 Commander* Rex damn well earned that title!
Yess! exactly!
For me, this was the scene that made the show. Not that it hadn't been great before. But that conversation, that music, that tear... this felt like such a pivotal encapsulation of the tragedy of the entire Clone Wars in a way no other scene had represented yet.
This and the very last scene with you know who...
Yeah, it's sort of amazing. Yes, these big battles are amazing, but these quiet, tender moments are so amazing to see done.
Abhinav Narain is there anyway to find this song in the soundtrack? I’ve listened through it and I don’t think it’s there
@@DrizzyDrew47 ikr it has part of Cal Kestis's theme and I find that very cool
Diamondman307 whoa I just noticed that! Good ear my dude :)
This episode made me cry like a baby. It's new but I kinda feel nostalgia. :(
me too
I know this episode was a gut punch in the feels
Same, I was kinda late to the party. Just saw the episode 4 days ago. I am still feeling extremely sad, this is not good
This really is such a heartbreaking scene. For 7 seasons, we have seen that Rex was a proud trooper of the GAR. He was a leader who loved and deeply cared for his men. He was a man who would go to any lengths for his men. Who would never ask his brothers to do anything he wouldn't do himself. He was willing to disobey a direct order from a Jedi general to save Fives and Jesse from execution. He was willing to infiltrate a heavily defended Separatist facility to rescue Echo based on the mere implication that Echo was still alive. He was willing to board a Separatist shuttle midflight to rescue Tup. Hell, he led a mutiny against General Krell in order to avenge Waxer and the men of the 501st and 212th who died because of Krell's manipulations.
Time and time again, we saw that Rex always put his men first, always fought alongside them, knew all their names, always shared their burdens. We saw that he would gladly die a thousand times for his comrades. More than almost anything, he loved the GAR and everything it stood for. The only thing that he perhaps loved as much was his friendship with Anakin and Ashoka. Both of whom shared the same burdens he did.
But now, as the Republic that he had fought and sacrificed so hard for came crashing down, he now had to see that everything he loved was a lie. The men that he had led into battle, that he had gone so far for were now his enemies. The men who he had been willing to die for were now willing to kill him, and the only way he could see for him and Ashoka to come out alive was to kill them. Everything that Rex believed in, loyalty, duty, honor, all of it was a lie. The clones believed themselves to be better than droids, but now he saw that just like droids, they were programmed, programmed to fulfill an objective, even at the cost of their own lives. Like the cruiser they're in, Rex's whole world is crashing down.
Beautiful comment!
😭😭😭is Ashoka sad that her men are willing to kill her how come this could not be stopped
You NEVER hear Rex talking like this EVER in the entire series. He has always been a bastion of loyalty, dependability, and concern. You never hear him sweating like this. Yes, there were some hairy moments, but none like THIS moment. To hear Rex talking this way is heartbreaking! There's no other way to put it. And what a touch of art when Ahsoka takes his helmet off and you see the tears... he wouldn't even LOOK at Ahsoka... gawd... It's so easy to forget that under all of that stoic, scarred armor is a terrified man fighting for his life... afraid of his own brothers at arms... his own family! The Great Jedi Purge is just an all-around tragedy. NO ONE was safe from stress, conflict, or consequence... not even Darth Sidious and he was the victor!
Clearly the chip once removed changed his perception of his own existence, just like it did with Fives. Though Fives wouldn't even be the best example, since he was always self aware and it meant a great deal for him to have the free will that droids didn't. Tup and Fives' final lines talking about a nightmare finally ending makes me think once Order 66 happens, they just snap, their consciousness fall asleep and they probably spectate their actions powerless as if they were having a terrible nightmare.
The Carnage of Krell was also a strong episode for the clones and Rex, the moment they killed eachother thinking it was an enemy deception was heartbreaking, that's when we found out Rex's loyalty was truly towards his brothers. Rex's arc throughout the show was the best one, it led to this moment and to this particular scene. These episodes weren't a punch to the guts it was a stab to the heart..
I got that he was upset by his body language and was like "ok he's sad but you gotta do what you gotta do."
Then she removes the helmet we see his tears and then my heart absolutely breaks in half.
Plus the way he's yelling at her and speaking so damn casually. This man is just done and just wants to save himself and his friend.
@@rosesweetcharlotte yep. AND THEN HE LOOKS AWAY LIKE HE'S ASHAMED NO YOU CAN CRY REX LET IT OUT!!! Take a moment to breathe....when REX says he can't see another option you know it's bleak...
God freaking....fck you Palpatine fck you.
@@TheRibottoStudios Yeah, fuck that guy
Carly Crays If I had known what was going to happen, I would have run that slime-eating nurf herder through a long time ago. I can only wish I had, but that doesn’t change anything.
I never wanted to kill them.. but I had no choice... if I could have.. i would have saved them.. but they didn't have a say either..
Anakin Skywalker: "Loyalty means everything to the Clones."
Order 66: "So anyway I started blasting Jedi."
"I see through the lies of the Jedi!"
Too soon...
the clones are not loyal to the jedi, they are loyal to the republic.
@Dylan Attias it's not ironic.
Loyalty does mean everything to the clones. Whether it's Rex or the rest of the company. Both are extremely loyal to their cause.
Rex didn't.
Rex was loyal.
Man Rex’s tears make me feel sad
me too
It gets extra sad when you consider that the first time they ever animated tears for this show was for Waxer after the Umbaran friendly fire scene. There's a very meta connection deep down there.
Me as well.
@@ahsokatano7225 it's sad because those clones were good soldiers they didn't deserve to die it's not their fault
@@davidwillcocks808 Come to think of it, are Rex and Waxer the only characters we see cry in the Clone Wars?
This, this right here is what Star Wars is. These moments. I can't express how much I love this scene.
Just these little moments between two people
Yeah but the thing is, most people just say "Yeah Clone Wars is the best thing in the entire universe!" Meanwhile they pretty much only mean S6 and S7.
Because as a whole, CW isn't superb.
@@fistofram5526bullshit. seen the whole thing back to front and back again a million times and it is the best thing star wars has put out.
it wouldn’t be so good without the support of the OG trilogy and the prequels, but it actually expands the world and immerses you in it.
it shows anakins downfall. introduces one of the best, if not the best character ahsoka to the world. turns maul from a petty villain to one of the best characters in the SW universe. gives life to padme and anakins relationship to make his actions make way more sense. shows how the jedi council failed him and ahsoka far better than the prequels did so we see they are corrupt and imperfect themselves.
it does so fucking much
standalone it’s just good, but the support, exposition and justification it adds to the universe is far more than any other piece of star wars media
@@ayooobro Delusional, and probably just nostalgic.
30% of the clone wars is actual content that progresses and shows the story, the other 70% is just dumb filler with 0 sense.
The most horrid, absolute retarded episode is when Hondo appears to sack the village, the Jedi all greet and suck Hondo's dick, for them to be totally "surprised" that he brings in a tank and tries to kill them given that they had already tried.
Great show for small minded and easy to entertain individuals such as yourself.
@@ayooobroYES! YES! and YES! PREACH! some still need to hear this sermon... 6th and 7th??? People: Umbara arc is the in 4th season. Some of my fave eps (ie Rookies, ARC troopers) are actually in the earliest seasons.
“I hate to tell you this, but they don’t care. This ship is going down. And those soldiers, my brothers, are willing to die and take you and me along with them!”
-Rex
That line brought me so close to tearing up. 😢But it was when Ahsoka removed Rex’s helmet to show he was actually crying that finally set off the waterworks for me. 😭
This quote is exactly why I came to this clip. I know it’s late, but I just find it so powerful and really representative of who Rex really is on the inside. On the outside, he’s just a badass clone. On the inside, he has extreme loyalty to not only the Republic, but to his brothers even though they turn against him. He’s right. Those clones ARE willing to die, and he feels so much emotion because of his tremendous loss experience that he cannot hold in the stress that he was designed to withstand. He cries. A battle hardened clone, crying.
Strong people also cry. We can only take so much before we finally either hit our limit or face something that we are never really prepared for.
In this case, the reality that everything that Rex had fought and bleed so hard for had ultimately been all for nothing, as he could now see the writing on the wall, now that the propaganda has been stripped away. At that point, he knew that there was nothing left for him. The world that he knew was now long gone, while the new world that would take its place was just starting to sprout.
Rex, best clone tropper in star wars history. It would be an honor to take order's from him if i would be a clone in his squad :'(
It would be an honor to be a clone in general, imagine you are a duplication of one of the most incredible men ever. And his legacy lives through you and your brothers. That’s a real honor
Rex: So we're just going to surrender? Admit defeat? Is that it?
Imagine Rex has fought in one of the biggest war in galactic history and here is when he loses all hope and sees no future. But at the same time, he asks Ahsoka what will happen now because he knows somehow somewhere Ahsoka just like Anakin, will pull victory from the jaws of defeat. He said experience outranks everything but here he defers to Ahsoka...a kid almost "10 years younger than him" since Rex is 13 but with accelerated aging is 26 and Ahsoka is around 16 or 17. As always, she inspires those around her to more than what they think they can achieve. He believes in her just as she believes in him and their mutual trust is more than justified.
Him and fives
Well unless you're from new zealand and have twin like me you can only imagine how i feel
No, you wouldn't. You would kill him with the Traitor Jedi.
"I hate to tell you this, but they don't care".
My God, realizing it and saying those words must have destroyed him
Edit: wow so many likes😅
How many times has he shed a tear or few and nobody thought a thing of it since he rarely has his helmet off....
@@realityisanillusion2312 at least ahsoka cares enough~
@@realityisanillusion2312 Even worse, how many *other* clones were shedding tears under their helmets? Do you think Jesse was teary-eyed as he was accusing Rex of treason? That perhaps, their eyes were the only things left that you could still see their true feelings in, even as the chips forced their bodies and even their mouths to do and speak against their will?
@@tonystank3091 those damn Kaminoans and their Inhibitor chips
Masks worn by villains in SW are supposed to prevent the audience from seeing their humanity. That’s why it’s significant when vader asks Luke to let him look on him with his own eyes
Good soldiers are suppose to be loyal and unemotional, but that's impossible.
It is possible. Until your loyalties begin to conflict. Rex was taught to be loyal to both the Republic that he fought for, along with the Jedi generals that he fought along side with. But it wasn't the republic that he built a strong familial relationship with. The clone wars is simply proof of the bonds that can only be formed on the battlefield
@@ethanharmer5151 It really isn't possible for a human being. Human Beings are emotional creatures. It's not possible for them to be loyal and unemotional at the same time. At best humans can suppress emotion, but not indefinitely.
Cameron Morris loyal to them they respect
Ethan Harmer bonds formed with those you fight shoulder to shoulder with are stronger than the loyalty to your country
Cameron Morris Rex became more than a soldier
I tear up every time
Hey I love your videos keep up the good work
Same here, it really gets you right in the feels... 😭😭😭
its you
0:58 seeing Rex shed a tear because he knows how helpless the situation is, that’s what made me break in this scene. Ever since I was a kid, Rex was always one of my utmost favorite Star Wars characters.
Literally one Of the most gut-wrenching moments in the final episode for Rex and Ahsoka, especially the former as literally he's conflicted on killing his own "brothers", especially Jesse.
Just the emotions and expression in Rex's face surmise this scene at 0:59-1:03 on how saddened and broken he feels.😢😢
When Ahsoka took off Rex’s helmet, and he couldn’t face her with his tears :(
Rex has never been more human.
And it only took the deaths of all of his brothers to make it happen.
Like Fives believed
Fives: "I'M NOT A PIECE OF HARDWEAR, I'M A HUMAN BEING!"
Leo it’s cause he’s discarded rank at this point. He’s just talking to Ashoka friend to friend.
@@AlexMartinez-jj7bh "living"
Rex went from just being another clone at the beginning of the Clone Wars to becoming one of my favourite characters. Absolutely brilliant writing and character development. 😭
For an animated show, they did an excellent job expressing the pain in Ahsoka’s face when she says “Besides, I don’t want to hurt them”.
0:30 After he said that, i bet he's like i can't believe i just said that, we understand you Rex, and it's even more sad when you cry, we fell in love with the clones since the first episode of Clone Wars and all suddenly when Order 66 happens, it's a tragedy that all this time they did not know their true purposes and they being brainwashed because of the inhibitor chips.....
The first time Rex actually cried and it broke me in two...
For me, he was the embodiment of a man for when I was a kid (still is) And to see him cry, damn it hurt so much. It hurts so much to see your hero cry.
@@jessefett2986 He never wanted this.
@@hayleyyeager8008 and to further deepen my sadness, I had always hoped that somehow, Rex wouldn't go through with order 66 (back then I didn't know about the inhibitor chips) and now, I'm not sure which would've hurt more.
@@jessefett2986 At least Rex wasn't the only clone to not serve the empire.
No.
I didn't want to do that.
"And this Soldiers.... My Brothers....." This is so Brutal when you think about it.....Rex know these Guys and he knows they are Good in there Hearts...
Honestly seasom 7 is the best star wars stuff we've had on screen for soooo long
Do we need a live action Rex to appear in the Ahsoka series? yes.....yes we do
Fetts actor has been quoted as saying that he’s down to play any and all clones in live action
Oh skippy do I have some great news for you
You'll be pleased then.
“I used to believe that being a good soldier meant doing everything they told you. That’s how they engineered us but we’re not droids, we’re not programmed you have to learn to make your own decisions”
Yes, so right. If you have only seen the Clone Wars a couple times (can't imagine that) then you need to watch the 3 episode run with General Krell. Rex, Jesse, Fives & Tup realize that their survival depends on defying or dismissing loyalty in these deadly situations. Due to Krell purposefully exposing the clones to needless attack because the general is secretly working with Sidious. Krell's true mission is to kill as many soldiers as possible. This is a great representation of where loyalty can & should be questioned & where survival becomes the only option. One of the many reasons why our Captain Rex, is so deeply loved.
This last episode transcended Clone Wars, it was really something else; just beautifully done.
This is the moment Rex became more than a soldier.
Yeah, this is no longer a war. This is just a scene between two people who have been dropped into hell and they need each other because...well, they need each other.
I agree
You're a good soldier, Rex, so is everyone of those men down there. They may be willing to die, but I am not the one who is going to kill them.
What I find incredible about this final arc is that it portrays an event that we already know the outcome of and have already seen before, and yet it still manages to deeply sadden and completely shock me
That is the power of good storytelling. Stakes can be created in many ways within a story even though the outcome may be known from before (in this case Order 66 being inevitable).
The difference between knowing the event. And experiencing the event.
We know they're both gonna survive and yet this arc was still one of the most stressful things I have seen in television
May the 4th be with you...
Jose Tomas Campos Robledano have to say this is underrated
Today is my birthday 😅
Inna Knoll Lucky
Dave filoni loves star wars.
And we as true fans, ought to be grateful for that.
Makes me wonder why doesn’t Filoni just take Kathleen Kennedy’s job.
This makes me wonder if there were other times that Rex cried but didn't take his helmet off.
Probably a lot...this makes everything worse!
The first time I saw Rex's tear, I started SOBBING from the tragedy of it all, from his pain.
I love how we can see Ahsoka sense his grief even before she takes off his helmet. Force empathy is an amazing feat.
Don't need the force to know when a friend is in pain.
@@dustinjones7458 yeah, but it makes it that much more intense
That slight slouch at 0:48 showing them coming to a realisation about how hopeless the situation is!
This show is so deep!
Who are you imposter. Whats your number and rank.
@@AceTheFett bro didn’t even answer you
@@possiblykamino emotional damage 😭
@@AceTheFett bro actually responded after two years lol
@@possiblykamino lol. I respond to anything because I have no social life lol.
Now imagine watching Revenge of the Sith with these episodes added in the movie
OH, I cant.
Defiantly George Lucas needs to
Some guy on Reddit actually did it!
I don’t know how he’s is called
just go to prequelmemes and look for the 4 hour cut you will see the link
Completely safe the guy is well known on the subreddit
Rein Wolfs I can’t find it rip
www.reddit.com/r/PrequelMemes/comments/gdgbfj/my_4_hour_rots_and_cw_cut_is_officially_complete/?
Don’t know if it has been deleted yet but i downloaded it
0:58 that music change when she takes his helmet off. Absolutely heartbreaking and powerful
This show needs to win an Emmy for this episode and shattered alone
This is only time as a Star Wars fan I shed a tear just like Rex.
These scenes and these characters are exactly why the Clone Wars is such an icon. Instead of relying on age old storytelling tricks designed for cheap and easy viewing (cough cough Rebels), this feels like a love story from the creators to the characters. It's not the ending they deserved, but it's played out so beautifully. The animation almost looks hand painted, the emotions are tangible and strike deep chords, and it never feels like we are watching TV. Their struggles feel real and so, so painful. It's one of the best examples of fiction, I think, to have ever been created, the Clone Wars and this final season. They deserved so much better in their lives, but it's been a privilege and an honor watching them grow.
Both series were literally created by the same person. The plot for Rebels was what The Clone Wars was going to be originally until Lucas came in an provided a bit of direction
P0k3D0nd3M4cG Clone Wars is just so much better.
@@plartoota4584 Rebels still has plenty of beheadings and disembowelments
@@InfamousAWJ tragedy is what make the characters grow
@@P0k3D0nd3M4cG Nah. Rebels is simply If the clone wars had less money.
Poor Rex, everything just came down on him and he couldn't help but feel overwhelmed, even for a Clone who's been through so much pain and loss.
As a kid, Rex was my hero. He was the embodiment of a man. And to see my hero cry, hurts more than I can explain.
This Star Wars kids show made me cry, yet not a single one of the movies ever did.
When I watched the Star Wars movies as a kid, I felt indifferent towards clones. But watching Clone Wars as an adult, it pained me to see them get killed in hordes in countless battles. They were essentially child soldiers. No parents, no relatives, simply bred for war. They go on to fight and die on distant planets or in space fighting to pointless war and nobody cared when they died. It was inhumane.
Technically speaking they aren't child soldiers because through growth acceleration they are adult men. Chronologically they are no older than 13, but biologically speaking they are men in their 20's to 30's at most.
But yeah their fate was pretty tragic regardless.
Meanwhile Obi-Wan and Yoda are slaughtering a lot of clones at the jedi temple
Andrei Sologon That’s why I think Ahsoka is so good. She has Anakin’s good heart, but not his lack of self control. She has Obi Wan’s wisdom, without his traditional rigidness. She took the best aspects of the Jedi and Anakin’s approach and it really shows here.
Xeta Because she can control her impulses and not let it get the better of her, which is something Obi Wan mastered.
Xeta It takes wisdom to know the value of self control. Only then can you truly acknowledge why it’s worth mastering, and improve yourself.
Xeta Because I’m sure there’s more she got from Obi Wan that I’m just missing right now. The creators spent a lot of time developing her character and I don’t want to discredit that just because I haven’t fully analyzed the character.
To be fair at the time, they didn’t know about the chips - and we don’t know if Lucas thought of them at the time.
Rex crying really kicks u in the guts
That is his Jedi. His best friend. He was willing to kill them for her. And she knew how much it pain him to do it. The series ended with the most underrated thing in this whole show. Their friendship. The bond between a clone and his Jedi. That why Order 66 hits differently this time around. Because chances are they are not the only ones with this type of bond.
Not a bond between Clone and Jedi...no, this is all about a bond between two people who grew up together in war and who managed to come out the other side because they had each other.
Carly Crays Your description hurts way more 😭
I will never be able to watch that moment for the first time ever again and that makes me sad. God, that was such a powerful, powerful moment.
My heart literally shattered when I saw this. Rex has always been a tough guy loyal and strong, but to see him so broken like this. It really rears you apart. For Rex this is just like Umbara, but in reverse.
When Rex cries, we all cry...
Yeah legit I was trying to keep the lump, but I have never seen him cry and tears begin to scrolled down my face.
That was the toughest thing I have ever had to do.. I didn't want to kill them
Amen to that
The voicing of Rex... the intonation, the ranging... the fear the anger the helplessness all of it is there. When I saw him crying I lost it. Ahsoka on the hand... this scene is perfect to watch, to feel.
"It's a good thing we were wearing helmets, because none of us could bear to look her in the eye."
You see that Ahsoka realizes that rex is in tears. Like in the Mandalorian, she can sense feelings and can communicate with Grogu. You can see that she just did that. You can see her face expression when she senses it. That is a powerful Jedi right there.
After everything Rex has been through, after all the battles he's fought, and all the brothers he has watched die this is the moment that breaks him. Realizing that his own brothers care nothing for their own lives.
“It was a good thing we were wearing helmets, none of us could bare to look her in the eye.”
- 501st Journal
Idk how my 6yr old self is gonna deal with this later
Huh?
ARC Midnight Ah, I see whats going on here. You don’t know how to time travel just yet
I hate the empire just because, the clones and ahsoka just didn't deserve any of that. I can't say the same for the jedi, but they didn't deserve this at all. And i just feel bad
Aviatato I used to love the Empire. But after this season...I’m not so sure. This show, this episode finally made the Empire the bad guys in my mind.
The empire has been and always will be the bad guys that’s way most went to the rebellion after they saw the true colors of the empire
Seeing Rex cry will make anyone cry. He's the best.
This is easily one of the best scenes in Star Wars.
I want to give them both a hug so bad. They didn't deserve this. None of them did.
What's even sadder is that Jesse sounds so cold, without a soul, like he's a droid.
Mando and Rex taking off their helmets had my eyes watering.
Rex was far more emotional
Seeing Rex cry is like seeing the toughest person you know cry, it fucks you up
The voice acting from Captain Rex is just, I dont have words
1:09
"That's the Jedi Fallen Order theme. Thought we wouldn't notice. But we did."
Ahsoka looks so beautiful in season 7
I was able to get through the episode without crying until Ahsoka said “You’re a good soldier Rex, so is everyone of those men down there.”
I just couldn’t hold back the tears any longer. The amazing performances from Dee Bradley Baker and Ashley Epstein are phenomenal, and I couldn’t ask for a better ending too a brilliant show.
God, when Ashoka took off his helmet and he looked away- too embarrassed for anyone to see him cry
I'll never forgive the emperor for making Rex cry like that
-excited for season 7 after years of waiting
-gets punched in the face with the feels instead
-cries like a baby
Right when Rex tells Ahsoka that his former comrades “don’t care” is right when he starts to cry because he’s not just telling Ahsoka the reality of the situation. He’s also admitting to himself what he already knew but didn’t want to admit it. Like my heart needs to be even more broken 😞 😭.
This scene put me in actual physical pain
I felt every shot Ahsoka and Rex took
This scene alone could have won an award