@@donlalo2002 it absolutely can, being paid doesn't absolve someone of being treacherous. They knew Tyranus wasn't a Jedi, and they knew order 66, was to be kept secret from the Jedi. They may not have known the entire plan, but they knew something was up, and they went along with it, believing they were safe. Why would the Jedi want a back up plan that would kill all of them lol?
@@EJayMD-11 I am of the opinion they actually thought that Tyranus was a jedi himself, based on the fact that earlier on, they commented that "These jedi are a curious cult" after contacting him and talking about Sifo-Dyas and the chip. However they also say that the chip "activated prematurely", which indicates they expect it to be used at some point during or after the war.
@@almightymer7776 Count Dooku was supposedly born in 102 BBY. Palpatine was born in 84 BBY. So, the age difference is not twenty years, but close, and Dooku is older indeed.
@@SamvedIyer listen to what you just said Count Dooku was born in 102 BBY supposedly meaning assumed or believed and Palpatine was born in 84 BBY 84 BBY why is before 102 b BBY stop playing
@@almightymer7776 BBY refers to “Before Battle of Yavin” (which takes place during A New Hope). Palpatine was born 84 years before A New Hope (based on this thread of comments), while Dooku was born 102 years before a new hope (again, according to this thread of comments). This would mean Dooku is older.
@@themalcahtwinz4743It was actually Palpatine’s plan, never Plagueis’s. Palpatine revealed to Plagueis (as he was killing him) at the end of the Darth Plagueis novel that the entire plan involving the army of clones and so many other things was originally Palpatine’s idea, and that he had simply manipulated Plagueis into thinking that it was his idea instead.
Sideous later bragged to Vader that part of his plans included never selecting an apprentice who was stronger than him. He would always use them against others, then discard them. Maul was just a Jedi-killer, Dooku started the Clone Wars, Grievous was intended to kill, and thin the Jedi Order, Ventress was a soldier. None of them were ever intended to last beyond Sideous' usage of them.
@@TallSmart1 Maul wasn't either, yet the 501st still tried executing him during Order 66. Palpatine probably had some personalized control over all inhibitor chips, reminiscent of a Borg-like hive mind in which Palpatine can alter who the clones perceive as a Jedi at any given time. Which would explain why the clones didn't kill Anakin.
This is 1 of my favourite scenes from the Clone Wars. I like the imperial march theme aswell. For some reason I got so excited when Palpatine mentioned order 66
You think anyone ever walks in on Palpatine dressed as Sidious? Like imagine Senator Organa or Padme steps into his office while he’s wearing this huge robe and they’re all like “What are you doing, Chancellor?”. I guess he’d be like “Uh…cosplaying!”
That's why palatine created the red guard, personal body guards loyal to him not the republic so he could fit into his alter ego without the risk of being discovered
Palpatine’s laugh is so ridiculously creepy but he is a Sith Lord. His plan was always interesting when I first got into Star Wars and I didn’t fully understand it but at least now I understand it completely.
So Palpatine's evil plan before starting Order 66, was to orchestrate the Battle of Coruscant, allow himself to be captured by Dooku, so Anakin and Obi Wan can "rescue" him, as well as starting a fight between Anakin and Dooku and finally, betray Dooku by letting Anakin kill him. DO IT!
I love how they clearly wrote the dialogue here to allow Sidious to say the line. There was no need to throw the “execute Order 66” in here, but they did.
Dooku: You... Put a lot of emphasis on 'execute Order 66'. Is there something I should know? Sidious: Did you ever hear of "The Masterpiece of Darth Meme"?
I’ll forever miss the seriousness and deep plot planning that was within Clone Wars, it’s superior to anything that Rebels and Bad Batch will ever provide
Well that's because Rebels was aired on Disney and aimed at kids. Clone Wars started on Cartoon Network and was aimed at fans and CN just wanted a show that made money so CN didn't care and Filoni was able to make a more mature show.
One theory is that she doesn’t trust the Jedi to truly want to help the republic and genuinely considers protocol 66 to be a necessary safeguard against rogue Jedi, or the order scheming to take over as a whole. That’s basically what Palpatine tells the senate in episode 3 and they believed it so maybe the Kaminoans truly think the Jedi are a threat to the republic as well. Also I’m not sure they would like to know Tyrannus is actually the leader of the opposition of their biggest customer and caused the invasion of Kamino, as well as the risk of killing that Kaminoan doctor in the clone hospital in the episode Shadow of Malevolence, season 1.
This is what I really hate about the Kaminoans like Nala Se😡 still hate her for drugging Fives, rebooted Crosshair’s inhibitor chip to kill the Bad Batch and hired a Bounty Hunter to hunt Omega
Palpatine: nothing can stop us when i start order 66 Random Clone: at once my lord *leaves* Palpatine: Shit! I wasnt aware i was on multiple Zoom Call!
The fact that the Jedi knew the Sith created the clones was the worst part in the clone wars and they did literally nothing to follow up just screams idiocy.
No, it was plot armour. Order 66 needed to happen, no matter what due to the original trilogie. It was more than bad writting and unbelievable plot armour, that protected the plan. Otherwise it would have been instantly found out.
They didn't know the sith created the clones I think. But not questioning that Sifo Dyas ordered millions of clones without telling the council is equally dumb I'd say 🤷♂️ (However: it also needs to be said that the jedi weren't the ones that ever wanted the clones, it was the senate and as the jedi have no voice in there they basically had no choice. Plus it was war, all their capacities were "used" on fighting, leading and training and they didn't have too much time left (or else people, maybe even civilizations would've died/gone extinct))
No stupid, they knew it but the could not act on that knowledge because publishing the info would shatter the republic. Any investigation would have led to a seperatist victory. The only thing the jedi could do was end the war as fast as possible.
@@ketamineheadyoda2248 Not to mention the Jedi were like "Supreme chancellor is surrounded by dark side but lets do nothing about it...or maybe lets put his son figure to spy on him, that wont backfire at all...oh wait...NOO MY HAND"
@@qujie8212 Obi Wan was told by Jango Fett that Tyrannus had ordered the clones, the Jedi already know Tyrannus is Dooku so they should already know the Sith had a hand in them. I'm not sure if it's ever explained in universe if the Jedi ever bring this up.
The Jedi May have Discoved That the Clone'army Was created by theirs enemies but They realizes that Clones were merely part of great plot, That's Why it did not chance their opinion about them
Ahsoka learned about the chips and told Rex to set his blasters to stun while Kenobi and yoda fought the clones by killing them or cutting off their limbs.
Ahsoka learned about why the clones turned on the Jedi and told Rex to set his blasters to stun while the other jedi like Kenobi and yoda just kill clones.
Dooku was smart. many times he wanted to overthrow Sidious and gain power for himself, he always wanted the Empire to be his and Sidious was simply something that helps him. but Dooku made a mistake, he was a pawn and deservedly died. at that time Darth Maul and Anakin were simply victims and Dooku was the one who deservedly received retribution
Read the book “ Lost Dooku “ and then “Dark Rendezvous “ if you really want to know and understand Count Dooku. Both books are wonderful. He is my favorite Star Wars character.
Ive called my latest work project order 66 and nobody gets the reference. My boss called me in to discuss 'the progress of order 66' the other day, it was a great email to receive.
Count Dooku: Our plan has gone undiscovered, Master. The clone in question is now dead and the Jedi still suspect nothing. Darth Sidious: Good. Destroy all evidence. When the time comes, noone will be able to stop our plan to execute order 66. (Evil laughs)
i still love how, to this day, theres videos on youtube that claim "the Jedi knew about the orders in the clones. Indeed there was order 65 which allowed the Jedi to overthrow Palpatine as a safeguard and a concede to have order 66." Like no, people, there was only ONE order, and that is order 66.
Well. Do you prefer the old explanation from the EU with the clones just being genetically modified and also heavily indoctrinated to follow orders, including Order 66, which was just a contingency order out of 150 all clones were taught during their training on Kamino?
@@GeonusKaikun yes. I absolutely agree. The Jedi use a slave army of genetically identical men with only limited independence, but being extremely good in their roles as soldiers, to fight the separatists during the Clone Wars and relied on them over time. They feel uncomfortable with the blind obedience in the clones but become dependent on them since the Jedi cannot fight the separatist droid armies and militias alone. I think in the EU, clones did not form bonds with the Jedi so easily, the majority at least. So most Jedi and their clone legions only keep a professional relationship during the course of the Clone Wars, which does nothing to counter the dislike the clones have to the Jedi and that's why they unhesitatingly follow Order 66 because there is no other choice for them than the state. I mean the clones don't betray the Republic they swore loyalty to for leaders they do not like that much. Only few clones and Jedi were really close to each other, such as Aayla Secura and Commander Bly, so in this case, Bly and his men from the 327th Star Corps killed her as quickly and painlessly as possible as they didn't want her to suffer. The clones were basically sleeper agents for the Sith. They showed up extremely conveniently at the beginning of a galactic wide war without any knowledge of the Jedi Order beforehand and the Jedi were tricked into leading them into battle, thinking the separatists and their droid army were the Sith-cause and due to their arrogance and blindless not realizing that the Sith (Chancellor Palpatine) in actuality were leading both sides the whole time. The reason Count Dooku publicly revealed/showed himself as a Sith is to misdirect the Jedi. Even if the clones were more like organic droids and more receptive to orders, some of them still expressed some sort of individuality as exemplified by their penchant for using nicknames among their brothers instead of their standard alpha numeric designations as well as later in the Clone Wars sporting different hairstyles and even tattoos. These type of clones were often viewed as oddities. The clone army fought alongside the Jedi for 3 years but in reality served Chancellor Palpatine. By orchestrating the Clone Wars and making public think the Jedi were the true villains of the Clone Wars who brought chaos to the galaxy, trying to overthrow the government and having just survived a Jedi ambush in his office against 4 Jedi masters, he tricked everyone, especially the Clone army into thinking the Jedi really betrayed them and that's what makes him so much smarter in Legends than relying on some brain-chips like in TCW. He manipulated both parties, the Jedi and the clone army and when Order 66 was issued, both the clones and the surviving Jedi each felt betrayed by each other and none of them (really) realized that they were actually manipulated by the same guy. And because of the kind of relationship the Jedi and their clones had, the clones don't become as much humanized as in TCW and (naturally) remain much more droid like and unquestionably receptive to Palpatine's orders. In the EU, the clones had free will, because they weren't brainwashed and mind-controlled but indoctrinated (take the people of North Korea as a real life example, they have free will seeing they aren't mind controlled but they are thought to obey and don't know how not to). They were also genetically modified to be more obedient and less independent than Jango Fett (as mentioned in AOTC). So it's in their genes to obey the chain in command above everything else, which is of course Chancellor Palpatine. From birth, the clones were trained to be one cohesive unit and fully dependent on a command structure. So if a higher ranking officer gave them an order, they followed it. But they were able to think negatively of the order but they were so indoctrinated that they just followed orders due to them not realizing they had the choice to disobey. This is why Palpatine actually made the Jedi generals during the Clone Wars, because simply said the Jedi were arrogant and were terrible at leading armies. The bad choices of many Jedi led to a large number of pointless casualties. And mistakes aside the Jedi were more then willing to sacrifice clone lives seeing they were considered less seeing they were not part of the natural order of the force. Because of these character flaws and lack of military experience the clones started to resent them and were more eager to execute their orders (and the jedi). They were pushed their whole life to memorize the 150 contingency orders they were taught during their training on Kamino, including Order 66, besides their training to prepare for the battlefield and in combat. When Palpatine issues Order 66, he doesn't explain the details of the order. He gives it and expects every clone commander to know about it. in "Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader - Part II: The Emperor's Emissary" Vader is even tasked to hunt down Clones that disobeyed. In it Palpatine says: "Contagion brought about by fighting alongside the Jedi for so many years. Clone or otherwise, there is only so much a being can be programmed to do. Sooner or later even a lowly trooper will become the sum of his experiences". This was especially true amongst the Arc-Troopers and Clone commandos, who were less heavily indoctrinated so they can function more independently than regular clone troopers when cut off from the command structure. They were also bred with more independent genes and had a more intensive training for their roles during the Clone Wars, which allowed them to act more as individuals. ARC-troopers were designed to be the closest copies of Jango Fett himself. They inherited his skills, combat prowess, and even his independent thinking to a certain extent. Back to the regular clones: An inhibitor-chip from TCW can be removed from a clone's brain and he will suddenly disobey Order 66 but in the EU, indoctrination (and also genetic modification) since birth is very difficult/challenging to overcome. The key point is that the clones in reality were never on the Jedi's side. They were, like I mentioned, sleeper agents for the Sith. Hardly any of them were independent. The clones in the old Canon were still slaves, just not in the way TCW and the new Canon presented it with the inhibitor-chips. The standard clones were still human beings with pain and thoughts. Some of them even regretted executing their Jedi generals. But due to their strict conditioning during their time on Kamino, they are mentally unable to escape the chain in command and can't think of a life outside of the army and their orders. The Republic is everything they live and fight for and when Order 66 was issued, the Jedi in their eyes betrayed it and they thought eliminating the Jedi was the only way to save it.
@@dennis.edich1998 I'm glad we're on the same page, my friend. There was actually a really touching short story in Star Wars Insider, set just days after the Battle of Geonosis, which saw the clones acting extremely rigidly and robotically in this very early time period, going so far as to only understand a joke in the technical aspect; but by the end of the story we start to see the clones becoming just a bit more human, and this theme continued to develop throughout the Clone Wars era EU. I myself am an old canonist. I reject anything from the new canon that contradicts the old, but I am not adverse to cherry-picking certain things from the new that can fit within the old EU with just a bit of imagination. With that said, I consider all animated TV shows to be holovids produced years later, using what little historical sources they had available (mainly weeding through COMPNOR propaganda). As such, they sometimes take great liberties. I consider the inhibitor chip to be one of those liberties as it would have provided for a plausible explanation for the clones' motivation for the in-universe producers, who may not have had access to the actual reason for it.
Hmm… The dialogue is rather on the nose and all the scene does is tell us Palpatine knows about it in advance of it happening, which is hardly revelatory. It’s just heavy-handed fan service really.
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This is bullshit. Palaptine didn't need to skulk around in the shadows for this bit. At the end of the clone wars, he could have straight-up told the galaxy that he was a sith and was responsible for XYZ but they wouldn't have cared. They would have accepted him anyway.
@@mechanwhal6590exactly nothing, He would only risk being discovered by the Jedi and that his plan to tarnish the public image of the Jedi will turn against them
Sidious: No one will be able to stop our plan to execute Order 66
Clone: It will be done My Lord
Sidious: What?! No!!
Sheev: "Mas! Sly! You idiots! You said there weren't any clones within earshot!"
Sheev: "OH FOR GOD SAKE, SOMEONE STOP THAT CLONE BEFORE HE TRANSMITS THE COMMS"
Bro imagine 😂😂😂
"No! It is too soon!"
Lego Star Wars shouldn’t write this,but..
I love how Palpatine is always laughing, amused by his own evil and treacherousness. ❤
He just loves being evil lol
We love it too
he's a merry guy deep down
@@taftvalue he is a bundle of fun!
Dude kicks a pebble down five steps "Hehehehehe excellent."
The Kaminoans really paid the price for their treachery.
Yep and no sympathy for them
@@gurmukhsinghbansal479 Nope, none at all.
Can it really be treachery if they were just doing what they were paid to do? But I do agree karma hit them hard as hell
@@donlalo2002 it absolutely can, being paid doesn't absolve someone of being treacherous. They knew Tyranus wasn't a Jedi, and they knew order 66, was to be kept secret from the Jedi. They may not have known the entire plan, but they knew something was up, and they went along with it, believing they were safe. Why would the Jedi want a back up plan that would kill all of them lol?
@@EJayMD-11 I am of the opinion they actually thought that Tyranus was a jedi himself, based on the fact that earlier on, they commented that "These jedi are a curious cult" after contacting him and talking about Sifo-Dyas and the chip. However they also say that the chip "activated prematurely", which indicates they expect it to be used at some point during or after the war.
Fun fact - Dooku was 18 years older than Palpatine
No he wasn't
@@almightymer7776 Count Dooku was supposedly born in 102 BBY. Palpatine was born in 84 BBY. So, the age difference is not twenty years, but close, and Dooku is older indeed.
@@SamvedIyer listen to what you just said Count Dooku was born in 102 BBY supposedly meaning assumed or believed and Palpatine was born in 84 BBY 84 BBY why is before 102 b BBY stop playing
@@almightymer7776
BBY refers to “Before Battle of Yavin” (which takes place during A New Hope). Palpatine was born 84 years before A New Hope (based on this thread of comments), while Dooku was born 102 years before a new hope (again, according to this thread of comments). This would mean Dooku is older.
@@almightymer7776 intelligence 100
"Our plan" was actually Palpatine's plan.
Actually Plaguies's plan
@@themalcahtwinz4743actually tetabirs’s
@@HatsStayUnited
I think Tenebrous planned to use a virus.
@@themalcahtwinz4743It was actually Palpatine’s plan, never Plagueis’s. Palpatine revealed to Plagueis (as he was killing him) at the end of the Darth Plagueis novel that the entire plan involving the army of clones and so many other things was originally Palpatine’s idea, and that he had simply manipulated Plagueis into thinking that it was his idea instead.
Sideous later bragged to Vader that part of his plans included never selecting an apprentice who was stronger than him. He would always use them against others, then discard them. Maul was just a Jedi-killer, Dooku started the Clone Wars, Grievous was intended to kill, and thin the Jedi Order, Ventress was a soldier. None of them were ever intended to last beyond Sideous' usage of them.
When Sidious said "Nothing will stop our plans, to execute Order 66" I had goosebumbs that had goosebumbs!
My mind just exploded
@@disneyvillainrocket1 For a sec I looked around for any jedi to eliminate lol
Clone listening around the corner, hears execute order 66, shoots dooku credits roll
But count dooku isn’t a Jedi anymore
@@TallSmart1 Maul wasn't either, yet the 501st still tried executing him during Order 66. Palpatine probably had some personalized control over all inhibitor chips, reminiscent of a Borg-like hive mind in which Palpatine can alter who the clones perceive as a Jedi at any given time. Which would explain why the clones didn't kill Anakin.
@@sciencesociety2919 maybe palpatine ordered the 501st to kill maul
This whole scene has the same energy as him talking to Vader in ROTJ, and I love it!
It’s a homage
When that same energy is present, you know Palpatine's about to replace someone.
Don’t you mean The Empire Strikes Back?
0:22 when you successfully do something without the parents knowing
Loll fr
**You reporting to your older sibling/cousin**
This is honestly one of the most chilling final scenes of any Clone Wars episode.
This is 1 of my favourite scenes from the Clone Wars. I like the imperial march theme aswell. For some reason I got so excited when Palpatine mentioned order 66
Ordah' sixty-sixxx
You think anyone ever walks in on Palpatine dressed as Sidious? Like imagine Senator Organa or Padme steps into his office while he’s wearing this huge robe and they’re all like “What are you doing, Chancellor?”. I guess he’d be like “Uh…cosplaying!”
You joke but that's literally how Mas Amedda found out and got in on the conspiracy
Lego Star Wars did that once and everyone was shocked but when he lowered his hood and they saw it was the chancellor they were like whew.
That's why palatine created the red guard, personal body guards loyal to him not the republic so he could fit into his alter ego without the risk of being discovered
Palpatine’s laugh is so ridiculously creepy but he is a Sith Lord. His plan was always interesting when I first got into Star Wars and I didn’t fully understand it but at least now I understand it completely.
0:43 It was impossible to put better background theme
So Palpatine's evil plan before starting Order 66, was to orchestrate the Battle of Coruscant, allow himself to be captured by Dooku, so Anakin and Obi Wan can "rescue" him, as well as starting a fight between Anakin and Dooku and finally, betray Dooku by letting Anakin kill him. DO IT!
*dew
That appears to be the only plan that Palpatine was able to fulfill before the dark times, before the empire.
I love how they clearly wrote the dialogue here to allow Sidious to say the line. There was no need to throw the “execute Order 66” in here, but they did.
Dooku: You... Put a lot of emphasis on 'execute Order 66'. Is there something I should know?
Sidious: Did you ever hear of "The Masterpiece of Darth Meme"?
You know he saved order 69 to use as a pickup line.
My favorite scene from season 6.
I’ll forever miss the seriousness and deep plot planning that was within Clone Wars, it’s superior to anything that Rebels and Bad Batch will ever provide
Same, they need to make another show with Legacy characters as the stars, either OT after return of the Jedi or even better from the Old Republic.
Well that's because Rebels was aired on Disney and aimed at kids. Clone Wars started on Cartoon Network and was aimed at fans and CN just wanted a show that made money so CN didn't care and Filoni was able to make a more mature show.
Well, Rebels is not a great show, but it has it's moments, and later on it found it's own voice.
@@transformersrevenge9 I would say it had really good moments but there wasn't a single good episode.
TCW obviously surpasses those two but to say they didn’t have their moments is definitely crazy.
I got fucking chills when I watched this.
Me too man, just imagine if Dooku was alive for it
@@ph4ntom_39 Idk what he would do
Does Nala Se know that "Lord Tyranus" is Count Dooku?
Unlikely. Even if she did, she wouldn't care. The Kaminoans couldn't care less. They care about cloning, nothing else.
I think she did. They tried to hide order 66 from the jedi
@@milocorrigan7128 Unlikely....
One theory is that she doesn’t trust the Jedi to truly want to help the republic and genuinely considers protocol 66 to be a necessary safeguard against rogue Jedi, or the order scheming to take over as a whole. That’s basically what Palpatine tells the senate in episode 3 and they believed it so maybe the Kaminoans truly think the Jedi are a threat to the republic as well.
Also I’m not sure they would like to know Tyrannus is actually the leader of the opposition of their biggest customer and caused the invasion of Kamino, as well as the risk of killing that Kaminoan doctor in the clone hospital in the episode Shadow of Malevolence, season 1.
This is what I really hate about the Kaminoans like Nala Se😡 still hate her for drugging Fives, rebooted Crosshair’s inhibitor chip to kill the Bad Batch and hired a Bounty Hunter to hunt Omega
Palpatine: nothing can stop us when i start order 66
Random Clone: at once my lord *leaves*
Palpatine: Shit! I wasnt aware i was on multiple Zoom Call!
The fact that the Jedi knew the Sith created the clones was the worst part in the clone wars and they did literally nothing to follow up just screams idiocy.
No, it was plot armour. Order 66 needed to happen, no matter what due to the original trilogie. It was more than bad writting and unbelievable plot armour, that protected the plan. Otherwise it would have been instantly found out.
They didn't know the sith created the clones I think. But not questioning that Sifo Dyas ordered millions of clones without telling the council is equally dumb I'd say 🤷♂️
(However: it also needs to be said that the jedi weren't the ones that ever wanted the clones, it was the senate and as the jedi have no voice in there they basically had no choice. Plus it was war, all their capacities were "used" on fighting, leading and training and they didn't have too much time left (or else people, maybe even civilizations would've died/gone extinct))
No stupid, they knew it but the could not act on that knowledge because publishing the info would shatter the republic. Any investigation would have led to a seperatist victory. The only thing the jedi could do was end the war as fast as possible.
@@ketamineheadyoda2248 Not to mention the Jedi were like "Supreme chancellor is surrounded by dark side but lets do nothing about it...or maybe lets put his son figure to spy on him, that wont backfire at all...oh wait...NOO MY HAND"
@@qujie8212 Obi Wan was told by Jango Fett that Tyrannus had ordered the clones, the Jedi already know Tyrannus is Dooku so they should already know the Sith had a hand in them. I'm not sure if it's ever explained in universe if the Jedi ever bring this up.
(sighs) Crazy to think, they're talking about Fives.
The inevitable is coming
The Jedi May have Discoved That the Clone'army Was created by theirs enemies but They realizes that Clones were merely part of great plot, That's Why it did not chance their opinion about them
Good thing no clones were around when he said the words execute order 66
The credits shouldn't have played their usual track. Keeping it completely silent would have a much stronger emphasis
Ahsoka found out about order 66 unlike most of the jedi.
Technically it was Fives
Ahsoka learned about the chips and told Rex to set his blasters to stun while Kenobi and yoda fought the clones by killing them or cutting off their limbs.
@@SuperiorAmericanGuy What are you saying?
Ahsoka learned about why the clones turned on the Jedi and told Rex to set his blasters to stun while the other jedi like Kenobi and yoda just kill clones.
Technically, she found out the same time all jedi did. She only lived to tell the tale
RIP Fives
Another Fun Fact - Dooku didn't lived long enough to see that day come.
@funtimeflorian1643 Fr he did 😂 AND got replaced.
Dooku supposedly being so smart never realized he was being played the whole time by Sidious to his greater goal of getting Anakin.
Dooku was smart. many times he wanted to overthrow Sidious and gain power for himself, he always wanted the Empire to be his and Sidious was simply something that helps him. but Dooku made a mistake, he was a pawn and deservedly died. at that time Darth Maul and Anakin were simply victims and Dooku was the one who deservedly received retribution
does he say "when the time comes" on purpose to just than actually say "the time has come" in movie?
Yes
Read the book “ Lost Dooku “ and then “Dark Rendezvous “ if you really want to know and understand Count Dooku. Both books are wonderful. He is my favorite Star Wars character.
Ive called my latest work project order 66 and nobody gets the reference. My boss called me in to discuss 'the progress of order 66' the other day, it was a great email to receive.
At some point you wonder why Dooku kept following a maniac
Count Dooku: Our plan has gone undiscovered, Master.
The clone in question is now dead and the Jedi still suspect nothing.
Darth Sidious: Good. Destroy all evidence.
When the time comes, noone will be able to stop our plan to execute order 66. (Evil laughs)
the kaminoans being in on it makes it so their destruction at the hands of rampart a sort of cosmic justice.
0:43 Can't help but imagine what would have happened if there were some Clone Troopers who were in hearing range of this.
The Jedi’s unknowing became their downfall
Or was it their arrogance ?
@@Reborn_Trooper both
Palpy is younger than dooku but is yet powerful and dooku's master aswell.(Never seen a student older than his master).
Milhouse: “Say the line Bart!”
Palpatine: “*sigh*… Execute order 66.”
Class: Yaaaaaaay!
LETS GOOOO 👉🏿😁👈🏿
i still love how, to this day, theres videos on youtube that claim "the Jedi knew about the orders in the clones. Indeed there was order 65 which allowed the Jedi to overthrow Palpatine as a safeguard and a concede to have order 66." Like no, people, there was only ONE order, and that is order 66.
Rest in peace Fives.
Been looking everywhere for this version of the Emperor's throne room, can't find it anywhere :(
dooku should've let the jedi figure it out, foiling sidious' plan to get a surprise attack on the jedi
I wish Palpatine was killed in Revenge of the Sith
0:47
if only the Kaminoans knew they were being played
Why do people like this scene. There's no surprise or twist or anything. What's the excitement about anything in this show when we know everything.
So They knew the Clones and chips inside their head, prepare Order 66 purge every Jedi
Nah imagine working your this hard to fulfill someone’s plans only to have them order your death right in front of you.
Dooku was just a Puppet under the Emperor.
Just like Maul and Anakin.
Sounds like Klaus Schwab and Agenda 2030
who turn on inhibitor Chip
Man, that inhibitor chip retcon sure is stupid.
Well. Do you prefer the old explanation from the EU with the clones just being genetically modified and also heavily indoctrinated to follow orders, including Order 66, which was just a contingency order out of 150 all clones were taught during their training on Kamino?
@@dennis.edich1998 . . . Yes! That was the whole point! And that didn't originate from the EU; it originated with George Lucas.
@@GeonusKaikun yes. I absolutely agree.
The Jedi use a slave army of genetically identical men with only limited independence, but being extremely good in their roles as soldiers, to fight the separatists during the Clone Wars and relied on them over time.
They feel uncomfortable with the blind obedience in the clones but become dependent on them since the Jedi cannot fight the separatist droid armies and militias alone.
I think in the EU, clones did not form bonds with the Jedi so easily, the majority at least. So most Jedi and their clone legions only keep a professional relationship during the course of the Clone Wars, which does nothing to counter the dislike the clones have to the Jedi and that's why they unhesitatingly follow Order 66 because there is no other choice for them than the state.
I mean the clones don't betray the Republic they swore loyalty to for leaders they do not like that much.
Only few clones and Jedi were really close to each other, such as Aayla Secura and Commander Bly, so in this case, Bly and his men from the 327th Star Corps killed her as quickly and painlessly as possible as they didn't want her to suffer.
The clones were basically sleeper agents for the Sith. They showed up extremely conveniently at the beginning of a galactic wide war without any knowledge of the Jedi Order beforehand and the Jedi were tricked into leading them into battle, thinking the separatists and their droid army were the Sith-cause and due to their arrogance and blindless not realizing that the Sith (Chancellor Palpatine) in actuality were leading both sides the whole time. The reason Count Dooku publicly revealed/showed himself as a Sith is to misdirect the Jedi.
Even if the clones were more like organic droids and more receptive to orders, some of them still expressed some sort of individuality as exemplified by their penchant for using nicknames among their brothers instead of their standard alpha numeric designations as well as later in the Clone Wars sporting different hairstyles and even tattoos. These type of clones were often viewed as oddities.
The clone army fought alongside the Jedi for 3 years but in reality served Chancellor Palpatine.
By orchestrating the Clone Wars and making public think the Jedi were the true villains of the Clone Wars who brought chaos to the galaxy, trying to overthrow the government and having just survived a Jedi ambush in his office against 4 Jedi masters, he tricked everyone, especially the Clone army into thinking the Jedi really betrayed them and that's what makes him so much smarter in Legends than relying on some brain-chips like in TCW. He manipulated both parties, the Jedi and the clone army and when Order 66 was issued, both the clones and the surviving Jedi each felt betrayed by each other and none of them (really) realized that they were actually manipulated by the same guy.
And because of the kind of relationship the Jedi and their clones had, the clones don't become as much humanized as in TCW and (naturally) remain much more droid like and unquestionably receptive to Palpatine's orders.
In the EU, the clones had free will, because they weren't brainwashed and mind-controlled but indoctrinated (take the people of North Korea as a real life example, they have free will seeing they aren't mind controlled but they are thought to obey and don't know how not to).
They were also genetically modified to be more obedient and less independent than Jango Fett (as mentioned in AOTC). So it's in their genes to obey the chain in command above everything else, which is of course Chancellor Palpatine.
From birth, the clones were trained to be one cohesive unit and fully dependent on a command structure. So if a higher ranking officer gave them an order, they followed it. But they were able to think negatively of the order but they were so indoctrinated that they just followed orders due to them not realizing they had the choice to disobey.
This is why Palpatine actually made the Jedi generals during the Clone Wars, because simply said the Jedi were arrogant and were terrible at leading armies. The bad choices of many Jedi led to a large number of pointless casualties. And mistakes aside the Jedi were more then willing to sacrifice clone lives seeing they were considered less seeing they were not part of the natural order of the force. Because of these character flaws and lack of military experience the clones started to resent them and were more eager to execute their orders (and the jedi).
They were pushed their whole life to memorize the 150 contingency orders they were taught during their training on Kamino, including Order 66, besides their training to prepare for the battlefield and in combat. When Palpatine issues Order 66, he doesn't explain the details of the order. He gives it and expects every clone commander to know about it.
in "Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader - Part II: The Emperor's Emissary" Vader is even tasked to hunt down Clones that disobeyed. In it Palpatine says:
"Contagion brought about by fighting alongside the Jedi for so many years. Clone or otherwise, there is only so much a being can be programmed to do. Sooner or later even a lowly trooper will become the sum of his experiences".
This was especially true amongst the Arc-Troopers and Clone commandos, who were less heavily indoctrinated so they can function more independently than regular clone troopers when cut off from the command structure.
They were also bred with more independent genes and had a more intensive training for their roles during the Clone Wars, which allowed them to act more as individuals.
ARC-troopers were designed to be the closest copies of Jango Fett himself. They inherited his skills, combat prowess, and even his independent thinking to a certain extent.
Back to the regular clones:
An inhibitor-chip from TCW can be removed from a clone's brain and he will suddenly disobey Order 66 but in the EU, indoctrination (and also genetic modification) since birth is very difficult/challenging to overcome.
The key point is that the clones in reality were never on the Jedi's side. They were, like I mentioned, sleeper agents for the Sith. Hardly any of them were independent. The clones in the old Canon were still slaves, just not in the way TCW and the new Canon presented it with the inhibitor-chips. The standard clones were still human beings with pain and thoughts. Some of them even regretted executing their Jedi generals. But due to their strict conditioning during their time on Kamino, they are mentally unable to escape the chain in command and can't think of a life outside of the army and their orders. The Republic is everything they live and fight for and when Order 66 was issued, the Jedi in their eyes betrayed it and they thought eliminating the Jedi was the only way to save it.
@@dennis.edich1998 I'm glad we're on the same page, my friend. There was actually a really touching short story in Star Wars Insider, set just days after the Battle of Geonosis, which saw the clones acting extremely rigidly and robotically in this very early time period, going so far as to only understand a joke in the technical aspect; but by the end of the story we start to see the clones becoming just a bit more human, and this theme continued to develop throughout the Clone Wars era EU.
I myself am an old canonist. I reject anything from the new canon that contradicts the old, but I am not adverse to cherry-picking certain things from the new that can fit within the old EU with just a bit of imagination. With that said, I consider all animated TV shows to be holovids produced years later, using what little historical sources they had available (mainly weeding through COMPNOR propaganda). As such, they sometimes take great liberties. I consider the inhibitor chip to be one of those liberties as it would have provided for a plausible explanation for the clones' motivation for the in-universe producers, who may not have had access to the actual reason for it.
@@GeonusKaikunthe original version works for legends but the chip one works well for canon
Kamino tiene bien recibido su destrucción ya que colaboró con los siths para la destrucción de la república y los jedis
Fun fact order 66 was originally designed by Jedi. Think about that for a minute
which episode is this?
Season 6 episode 4: Orders. It’s part of the Order 66 arc.
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that is nt dooku that is darth tyranus
Same person
Yes and no
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Hmm… The dialogue is rather on the nose and all the scene does is tell us Palpatine knows about it in advance of it happening, which is hardly revelatory. It’s just heavy-handed fan service really.
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Jesus his not unhappy the new Queen of the God you supposed to be protected people
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This is bullshit. Palaptine didn't need to skulk around in the shadows for this bit. At the end of the clone wars, he could have straight-up told the galaxy that he was a sith and was responsible for XYZ but they wouldn't have cared. They would have accepted him anyway.
I don’t see what he’d accomplish by telling everyone that he’s a Sith.
@@mechanwhal6590 He was literally wearing ceremonial sith robes in the senate. Fool.
@@mechanwhal6590exactly nothing,
He would only risk being discovered by the Jedi and that his plan to tarnish the public image of the Jedi will turn against them
Are you okay
Bad screenplay
Huh
Traitor.
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