For a clone hearing the Republic is long dead would be devastating, that was your home, your people and their all gone nothing would feel right after that.
I read the actual comic after watching this video and the line that really stuck to me was when Able said, "The Jedi are... gone? But they were our generals." Like he just sounds so sad :(
I don't think it was just an urge more like altered memories of the Jedi being cruel and non empathetic to the clones. To them it was as if they just woke up out of an illusion/mind trick
@@breadtoast1036I like the way it’s portrayed in the Bad Batch. We see from Commander Cody’s perspective, as well as a few other clones, that they just feel guilt for “making those decisions” even though they weren’t in control of their action the clones that followed order 66 still feel guilty for choosing to follow orders instead of thinking for themselves, which I think is all the more sadder bc now you have like war vets who regret their actions and it’s not even their fault.
Also you would assume they would call for rescue if he had any form of communication. He wouldn’t have received the order since he had no communication device.
Order 66 is not some obscure order hidden inside the chips only Sidious knew about. It's public information for the GAR alongside other contingencies to not rouse any suspicion. Because so many other contingencies exist it was deemed reasonable. The Jedi knew Order 66 was a thing. So when Able hears about Order 66 he'd more likely just go "oh so the chancellor used that"
so when he heard about order 66, it didn't trigger anything. to me, this says that any of those orders had to come from the emperor, and be authenticated somehow by the inhibitor chip for them to work. a subsonic key to decrypt the order, or something like that.
@@wor575 if the jedi knew order 66..which was very specific about jedi...wouldn't they have it removed? or at least be highly suspect of it? jedi:"so, this order 66 is specifically about killing all of us..." emperor: "yup" jedi: "but you promise not to use it." emperor: "sure" jedi: "and you want us to lead these clones into battle as generals?" emperor "that's the plan" jedi "why, that isn't suspicious at all! I'd ask The Force for advice, but we're not on speaking terms these days...where do I sign up?" emeperor (evil cackle) "right here!"
I find it kind of heartwarming that there are stories of Clones surviving until the Galactic Civil War. As far as I know, clones in our world tend to have diminished lifespans, but Clone Troopers seem to be pretty long lived if Able, Rex, Wolffe, and Gregor are any indication.
Hiroo Onoda was an imperial Japanese soldier that’s story is not as flashy but very similar to this. Check him out if you want to read an interesting irl story.
I could only fathom what my brother had went through. While I also had many a scrape in being separated from my brothers Able was completely alone with no one and nothing to talk to and no way to send an SOS. Id imagine his joy at the sight of a 'Z-95' only to see some PDF or Mercenarys. Then to have a company of Soldiers fight the first group and they are in armor and it looks like your phase 1 armor so with joy you suit up and join what you think to be your Brothers expecting a second of pause and some removing of helmets along with three cheers and cries of victory to welcome you back home. Only to have that shattered by being fired upone and the thought of 'WHY WHY! WHY!! WHY!!! after so long WHY are MY BROTHERS shooting at ME'.'Maybe...Maybe that first group can answer my questions'.
Able appears to be the “showtime” clones. The ones who were the first million, truly loyal to Jedi as the showcase of the Caminoan product. Then clones became standard chipped and then they smacked Jedi like anyone else, while the first million was already out of duty.
I'm really enjoying your content. I havent seen these comics covered on the other main channels. Its refreshing and very well narrated, scripted and edited.
As a kid when i read this i was originally freaking out, thinking the clone was Sev from the Republic commando series. Always thought it was a cool backstory and my first step towards seeing clones as more human
He appears a couple more times in the Empire and Rebellion story's by Dark Horse Comics. He served as a Rebel Commando and then later he encountered ancient Jedi Celeste Morne which was his last appearance as she turned him into a space zombie basically
@@J.D.Hardesty no one is original ( people making star wars videos in general ) i seen the other videos they have their own spesiel touch which makes them special so stop. complaining. Btw You seem a bit to mad at starforceone did he hurt your feelings?
SF1, I gotta say it’s truly amazing how you’re covering all these canon comics, I’ve only mainly read all the marvel ones as I can’t be bothered reading the ones from IDW publishing as I don’t see them as important. Really good to get an insight on these. Keep up the great work!
This was my first Star Wars comic book ever. It was given to me by my Aunt for a present when the only thing she knew about what I liked was "anything Star Wars" as my parents put it.
Able's story is sad. Not only did he get stranded on a planet for 20 years and lost his squad, but he would eventually end up being transformed into a Rakghoul. (Honestly want to see a video on that if it hasn't been done already.)
To those people wondering why he didn't do anything weird when he heard about order 66, it has to be directly from the emperor to work on the clones. Imagine if a clone orders a number 3 in some random restaurant only to be called "order 66" then suddenly loses it and murders the closest Jedi... No it doesn't work that way.
He's like me in the original Battlefront 1 and 2 when my team has been wiped out and I'm frantically running around trying to secure the command posts by myself.
Wow, it is weird to think that it was only about twenty years between the start of the Clone Wars, and around the start of A New Hope. How does an entire galaxy change that much in twenty years?!
From what I remember when the Clones were dispatched for the war the average would be like 10 years old meaning they would be 20, if he was there for like 20-25 years then at best he would be like 30-35 or 60-70 years old.
There should be a comic series called star wars after math, and it should focus on what happen to clones after the war or people, just a comic like this to bring the prequel and original trilogy together
He reminds me of the Japanese soldiers who were isolated from the rest of the world in the jungles for years until the lead officer turned himself in and surrendered on a beach in 1978 prior to this over the years and decades the soldiers kept on still fighting world war two in the jungle and even killed people
Thinking you are finally home and have a purpose again , only to be fired upon by those you though your brothers!! Wow!! I feel for Able!! Anger!! Betrayal!! Blessings!! :)
Rebels being pursued by a horde of armed stormtroopers Also rebels, yeah i'd like to hear your full life story and all the events that happened in the past 50 years
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Hold up if able heard the words order 66 wouldn't he try to kill the jedi 🤔
My Favorite issue read this first in my school library so fucking well made
@@fearlesstryhard1316 So glad to bring it back to you :)
@@StarForceOne by any chance did you know if he knew about order 66 or any other clone orders?
'We're just clones sir. We're meant to be expendable.'
Not to me
Don't Say that!!!
WE!!! are not clones but MEN!!! MEN!!!
Sir... and I would like you to remember that.
Not to any of us
Each clone death hurt
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For a clone hearing the Republic is long dead would be devastating, that was your home, your people and their all gone nothing would feel right after that.
More than that even. After all, without the Republic, they wouldn't even exist.
I wonder how Gregor, Wolffe and Rex would have reacted to seeing him.
On the bright side that clone would not be mind controlled like the others into killing Jedi's during order 66
Tell that to Clone Troopers Kix. I think he had it a little worse and had to join pirates
Sad to hear Able Respected his Jedi Generals and he doesn’t know his brothers kill the Jedi, just following orders
Finally, a cool character introduced that didn't die in a last stand 2 seconds after being added
I read the actual comic after watching this video and the line that really stuck to me was when Able said, "The Jedi are... gone? But they were our generals." Like he just sounds so sad :(
Ikr ,it's heartbreaking
What was the manner of that comic and number
Sounds likes the last Japanese soldier to surrender, he spent 30 years in the forests of Japan completely unaware that the war had ended
he killed 6 policemen on this island too, but his crimes were forgiven since he really believed he was at war
I thought he was in the Philippines
@@DTS214 yes, he was hidden in the Philippines
Mega oof
except able became a hero the other a criminal
Imagine him chilling then getting a random urge to kill Jedi then it just passes.
I don't think it was just an urge more like altered memories of the Jedi being cruel and non empathetic to the clones. To them it was as if they just woke up out of an illusion/mind trick
@@breadtoast1036I like the way it’s portrayed in the Bad Batch. We see from Commander Cody’s perspective, as well as a few other clones, that they just feel guilt for “making those decisions” even though they weren’t in control of their action the clones that followed order 66 still feel guilty for choosing to follow orders instead of thinking for themselves, which I think is all the more sadder bc now you have like war vets who regret their actions and it’s not even their fault.
So Able has no idea of Order 66? Interesting
Logic he was no commander and had no communication systems so who should he noticed order 66
Also you would assume they would call for rescue if he had any form of communication. He wouldn’t have received the order since he had no communication device.
Order 66 is not some obscure order hidden inside the chips only Sidious knew about. It's public information for the GAR alongside other contingencies to not rouse any suspicion. Because so many other contingencies exist it was deemed reasonable. The Jedi knew Order 66 was a thing. So when Able hears about Order 66 he'd more likely just go "oh so the chancellor used that"
so when he heard about order 66, it didn't trigger anything. to me, this says that any of those orders had to come from the emperor, and be authenticated somehow by the inhibitor chip for them to work. a subsonic key to decrypt the order, or something like that.
@@wor575 if the jedi knew order 66..which was very specific about jedi...wouldn't they have it removed? or at least be highly suspect of it?
jedi:"so, this order 66 is specifically about killing all of us..."
emperor: "yup"
jedi: "but you promise not to use it."
emperor: "sure"
jedi: "and you want us to lead these clones into battle as generals?"
emperor "that's the plan"
jedi "why, that isn't suspicious at all! I'd ask The Force for advice, but we're not on speaking terms these days...where do I sign up?"
emeperor (evil cackle) "right here!"
Clone 1707? Spartan 117? Able? John?
Halo reference?
Sweet story, much love
I’m so glad he didn’t die
Ikr I was bracing myself for the worst
He did build up the suspense of that moment pretty well.
Bet this clone would meet Rex sometime and Rex might have removed his inhibitor chip just in case.
Unfortunately, this story is legends/ eu material :/
@@missnanunana01 Not to me.
@@RyanTheDark fair enough
Would be interesting if they met
@@missnanunana01 To be honest, most of legends could easily fit into canon which is why I mix both up.
@@RyanTheDark I agree with that and do that, too.
This is why I hate Disney de-canonizing all of the EU. This clone DESERVED to have his story told after everything he went through.
The eu sometimes is canonolized though so there's food for thought
Too bad all clones r "Men" so....No for girl powaaaaaa.
some of the eu is canon
Yeah. That’s… how clones work. Also there is a female clone but they’re extremely defected
@@ghostering8 bruh they're clones of jango fett there's not supposed to be female clones plus there actually is one but she's defected
I find it kind of heartwarming that there are stories of Clones surviving until the Galactic Civil War. As far as I know, clones in our world tend to have diminished lifespans, but Clone Troopers seem to be pretty long lived if Able, Rex, Wolffe, and Gregor are any indication.
U think a few months in quarantine is bad
Try 20 years!
Years
I fuckin LOVE quarantine
*softly* don't
but its in star wars
@@m.r.v.n-mobileroboticversa8354 even worse bro 😂
Hiroo Onoda was an imperial Japanese soldier that’s story is not as flashy but very similar to this. Check him out if you want to read an interesting irl story.
Narra: And then order 66 happened
Able: Order 66 you say? *loads blaster with good soldier intent*
good soldiers follow orders
I could only fathom what my brother had went through. While I also had many a scrape in being separated from my brothers Able was completely alone with no one and nothing to talk to and no way to send an SOS. Id imagine his joy at the sight of a 'Z-95' only to see some PDF or Mercenarys. Then to have a company of Soldiers fight the first group and they are in armor and it looks like your phase 1 armor so with joy you suit up and join what you think to be your Brothers expecting a second of pause and some removing of helmets along with three cheers and cries of victory to welcome you back home. Only to have that shattered by being fired upone and the thought of 'WHY WHY! WHY!! WHY!!! after so long WHY are MY BROTHERS shooting at ME'.'Maybe...Maybe that first group can answer my questions'.
@Lord Inquisitor Shadowlord Yes
Haha I read through the entire comment confused not looking at ur username
@@RandomPerson-zl6uz Yeah sometimes its fun roleplaying your username
Huh, reading this comment in the typical Clone Trooper voice, whether that be aloud or in your head, does make this more effective.
Able appears to be the “showtime” clones. The ones who were the first million, truly loyal to Jedi as the showcase of the Caminoan product. Then clones became standard chipped and then they smacked Jedi like anyone else, while the first million was already out of duty.
that makes sense
Would make for a nice theory and works well with in canon. Could have been an easy way to bring some of these Legends clones in universe.
Maybe but legends dont use inhibitor chips
I wonder if clone trooper able meets up with captain rex with the rebel alliance
this story was in a collection of star-wars one-shots that was in my school library. Able's one of my favs to this day.
This is the perfect example as to how awesome the Clone troopers really were.
I'm really enjoying your content. I havent seen these comics covered on the other main channels. Its refreshing and very well narrated, scripted and edited.
This is why I really love The Clones, they are too loyal, but that was also their downfall
As a kid when i read this i was originally freaking out, thinking the clone was Sev from the Republic commando series.
Always thought it was a cool backstory and my first step towards seeing clones as more human
Is this canon? Because I’m interested for a sequel comic.
Not cannon unfortunately. Happened during the canon Purge.
This comic is legends, not cannon
He appears a couple more times in the Empire and Rebellion story's by Dark Horse Comics. He served as a Rebel Commando and then later he encountered ancient Jedi Celeste Morne which was his last appearance as she turned him into a space zombie basically
how many of you don’t know how to spell canon.
Now that you mention it they said “Cannon” instead of Canon.
Is this the same long lost clone that luke discovered after destroying the death star in comics?
meme finder yes
@@saulvandevoorde epix
@@J.D.Hardesty Thats where I found out.
@@J.D.Hardesty damn man you seem a bit mad calm down its just a video
@@J.D.Hardesty no one is original ( people making star wars videos in general ) i seen the other videos they have their own spesiel touch which makes them special so stop. complaining. Btw You seem a bit to mad at starforceone did he hurt your feelings?
Probably one of the most interesting clone trooper story’s I’ve heard.
SF1, I gotta say it’s truly amazing how you’re covering all these canon comics, I’ve only mainly read all the marvel ones as I can’t be bothered reading the ones from IDW publishing as I don’t see them as important. Really good to get an insight on these. Keep up the great work!
This was my first Star Wars comic book ever. It was given to me by my Aunt for a present when the only thing she knew about what I liked was "anything Star Wars" as my parents put it.
Phase I clone trooper armor has always been my favorite.
This clone is a true soldier who still served by a Jedi he didn’t after the war still ended all those years ago
I've always thought the idea of lost clones was so cool
now we have the bad batch
That was a Sad but beautiful Story man it’s crazy that things like this happened after the clone wars
If luke ever gets his own animated series this story could be reintroduced into canon.
I remember this story from the Rebellion comic. It was probably my favorite story from that comic
Able's story is sad.
Not only did he get stranded on a planet for 20 years and lost his squad, but he would eventually end up being transformed into a Rakghoul. (Honestly want to see a video on that if it hasn't been done already.)
It was really sad. I rather have him die in combat or left again on a planet than turning into a mindless mutated zombie.
@@ouissam2502
Eeyup.
Its sad how able had to see his clone brothers die and how he thought the stormtroopers were clone troopers😭
To those people wondering why he didn't do anything weird when he heard about order 66, it has to be directly from the emperor to work on the clones.
Imagine if a clone orders a number 3 in some random restaurant only to be called "order 66" then suddenly loses it and murders the closest Jedi... No it doesn't work that way.
Didnt a jedi trick clones with order 66?
@@austriaball7074 I think it only worked because he used the Force.
This comic was EU, there was no Order 66 chip.
Able’s “Death” was sad bruh, that shit had me sad reading Vector when I was younger 😔.
Hmm Very Interesting I would love to see more Stories like this-
Who else hops Dave Filoni see’s this comic and makes it cannon?
I can’t crying man this story is so charming and impactful 😭😭 I wanna know what happened to able afterwards
I don’t like sand.
Finish the roll play
It's coarse
It’s rough
And it gets everywhere
Not like here
Warm
It would be cool if Able kept his clone armor but gave it a Rebel Alliance paint job, customized armor in general just like during the Clone Wars.
I believe I still have this comic! Able is one of my favorite clones. 😁
I wish able would’ve kept his phase 1 clone armor and modified it to rebels symbol.
This was heart warming in a way
If they end up doing more animated stuff in TCW style this would make a great arc
He's like me in the original Battlefront 1 and 2 when my team has been wiped out and I'm frantically running around trying to secure the command posts by myself.
We still don't know what happened to Glitch
This was heartbreaking story, great comic!
Wow, it is weird to think that it was only about twenty years between the start of the Clone Wars, and around the start of A New Hope. How does an entire galaxy change that much in twenty years?!
I had no idea about any of this until I saw this video. Great job and stay safe👍
He’s been on that world for 24 to 25 years, based on the time line, meaning Able is 26 years old and with an accelerated age of 45 to 50 years old
From what I remember when the Clones were dispatched for the war the average would be like 10 years old meaning they would be 20, if he was there for like 20-25 years then at best he would be like 30-35 or 60-70 years old.
I wonder if they’ll do a comic where he gets to meet Rex, it would probably be a big relief to Able knowing that there are still clones out there
I wish he kept his armor but customized it a little
Why would he be "oddly" familiar with a weapon he grew up using. Nothing odd about being familiar with the weapon you trained with.
This clone really had to learn the entirety of star wars lore in a matter of minutes lol
Star Wars needs more stories like these in canon
One of my favorite clone stories 🎯👌🏾
Did Able ever meet rex and wolf
I don’t think so, since this is no longer canon
This comic was made during the time EP III was still relitivly still new and follows the 2003 clone wars timeline. (Legends)
Ask he's nickname
@@Gndmmaniac I think it was made when ep II was fresh and new,I remember buying this in 2004ish.
nah he turnedinto a rakghoul
One wonders what woulda happened if that Imp hadn't been so overzealous, or if one of the troopers had said "execute order 66"?
I love your channel keep up the great stuff!
Imagine if there was a few clones in those storm trooper uniforms Lmfaooo would be very awkward
3:28 whoever drew that rifle, drew half of it upside-down
Nope its correct
Luke: who were you cloned from?
Able: A mandalorian named Jango Fett.
Luke: That's cool! I- wait...Did you say Fett?
he is so hurt and in disbelief when he heard all the jedi were gone
honestly that phase one armor is way better than any clone armor I hope he went back for it
I remember reading this comic a few years ago
Able dies later while serving Luke . 😭
I remember Able! Hes awesome!
I've just purchased this comic
can we make this character canon again? what if he meets rex somehow. what if he gets retconned into the bad batch show?
I would like that
@@missnanunana01 me tooo!
Well... there goes my sleep. Great videos!
That’s cool how they connected the prequels and sequels through Able
There should be a comic series called star wars after math, and it should focus on what happen to clones after the war or people, just a comic like this to bring the prequel and original trilogy together
I personally would give able his own custom phase 1 armor with rebel alliance colorings
Thought he was talking about glitch and I got happy
Poor Glitch. 😭
He reminds me of the Japanese soldiers who were isolated from the rest of the world in the jungles for years until the lead officer turned himself in and surrendered on a beach in 1978 prior to this over the years and decades the soldiers kept on still fighting world war two in the jungle and even killed people
I was ABLE to stay on this planet for 20 years!
501st Trooper Nax needs some action in Tales of The Jedi, The Bad Batch, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Andor seasons 2-3
Poor man, the CT really were the biggest tragedy of the CW.
I’m glad the story ended happily.
Wow. I seriously love this.
Imagine if every clone trooper in the galaxy had a back story like this and all ended up joining the alliance in the end lol
Awesome video! They should make this cannon. It would be Awesome if Able met up with Rex!
Real skill of a old Clone trooper with new recruits Stormtrooper
Shaak Ti would be proud of Able.
i already know his story. he help luke skywalker no? PD: i just see the notification
Rex: "Why I don't believe it."
Basically that one japanese dude but star wars
A clone trooper would make a excellent training Sgt for new Recruits for the rebels
Thinking you are finally home and have a purpose again , only to be fired upon by those you though your brothers!! Wow!! I feel for Able!! Anger!! Betrayal!! Blessings!! :)
Love ur vids keep it up
A clone that was lost becomes a rebel is phenomenal
Love ur vids and always will :D
Rebels being pursued by a horde of armed stormtroopers
Also rebels, yeah i'd like to hear your full life story and all the events that happened in the past 50 years
love these video so much
I like these stories of rogue clones