10 Most Unique Clone Units | GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
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After their initial deployment during the First Battle of Geonosis, Clone units began to drastically diverge into different groups and began developing their own culture and history. We take a look at ten of the most unique clone units in the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Clones are the most tragic characters since after the war. Toss aside by the Empire after their usefulness are used up.
So true. But at least we can say with Rex’s network, they didn’t go quietly into the night.
Every credit you donate help the a homeless Clone in need
That's only in the stupid new canon. In the old canon, they kept serving all the way up to Endor.
@@HolyknightVader999 Only the 501st Legion remained 100% Fett Clone.
While the rest of the Stormtroopers are all humans.
What peeves me is that how QUICKLY the Clones got replaced the moment the Galactic Empire is formed.
Sure, the Empire don't want to do business with Kamino anymore and had already shut down their attempted rebellion before it even begun but they should kept the Clones around for a long while.
Slowly but surely replacement as the Clones' rapid aging caught up with them but not before they train the Stormtroopers as their successors at the meantime.
@@TheWarmachine375 Most units in the old days were a mix of clone and live recruits. With the clones having seniority due to experience and the fact that they had Jedi blood on their hands.
Ordinance troopers definitely deserved more screen time, would have loved to see a Hurt Locker type arc for EOD clones
Or maybe the Clone wars versions of "Jarhead", "Lone Survivor" or "American Sniper".
@@robertagu5533full metal jacket...?
@@robertagu5533american sniper type with perhaps commando units would be awesome
Or maybe just commando units in navy seal type of missions
@@qpwdfgh4939 soooo black hawk down
Clones: *From numbers to people*
Stormtroopers: *From people to numbers*
Chain codes.
potato pototo
It's evolving, just backwards.
Wow .. that is literally profound
"Why's that guy in orange running?"
"I don't know, but we better catch up!"
The Umbaran friendly fire incident is still so heart wrenching. The unique dramatic music is practically solely for that scene. It’s probably made pretty clear that tricking clones into friendly fire is one of the single worst acts of treachery you can subject them to. It probably took enormous Will power for the clones to take Pong Krel in alive rather than execute him on the spot. I’ll never forget the 501st
Clone scuba troopers from what I understand were a fairly small elite unit because of how hard underwater combat is (as you said), hence why even though they took relatively few losses compared to the other units in the mon cala arc, this was still a blow to the Republic to lose such elite men. I would imagine that Commander Monk and his men were more skilled than the average clones due to this gruelling experience. Their weapons, the DC12U were so effective that the Empire and First Order did not feel the need to commission new models of underwater blasters and continued to use them.
It’s weird the republic didn’t create auxiliary forces with gungans or other water species specifically for this role
@@GenerationTech Damn, this is an honour! To address your point, maybe lack of unit cohesion with the clones in both canon and legends sense is the reason why. I mean when the unit that is the best at working with auxiliary forces (the 41st) is literally full of fans of Tarkin and his policies and when even in TCW the clones used derogatory terms like tailhead to describe their own allies the Twileks and assumed that Blurrg cavalry would be crap at face value, it would take a very competent Jedi General to unite auxiliaries and clones, and there are only so many of those.
@@GenerationTech I'm pretty sure they did. We saw them deploy Gungans to liberate Dac in the Clone Wars pretty rapidly. They just didn't get as much screen time on account of not being the main focus of the show, which was the Jedi and the clones.
That, and clones don't play well with others.
Ah yes, bigotry.
@@robertnelson9599 what?
Clone troopers are the main reason why I love Star Wars, growing up I just loved how they looked. From action figures to Lego, clone troopers were always around me and then the clone wars tv show happened which just made my love for clones even more present
I feel like in any other sci-fi setting a standardized upbringing of a identical clone army from one gene template would produce the exact same trooper with the exact same personality. But in Star Wars the army is achieved by speeding up the aging of the clones. So essentially it’s an army of 10 year olds who are extremely impressionable. Of course everyone would develop the own personality when expressed to the real “world”. Especially one made of a vast galaxy with many inhabitants and cultures.
A setting written by someone with a poor understanding of how humans develop, maybe.
I hope we get to see the Rebel cell of unchipped Clone Troopers led by Captain Rex fighting the Galactic Empire after gathering enough strength in numbers and support.
Even when it's inevitable of Rex, Wolffe and Gregor ending up retired before Ezra and his friends showed up.
The Marines are credited with Discipline twice-and I say that is not a bug, but a feature
6:02 that is so true! The 104th deserves more credit, and not just the Wolfpack either, I hope that we can see the 104th itself in a major land battle, because usually we just see members of the Wolfpack and that is the only representation they get. I would actually argue that the OG 104th members are probably more elite than the 212th, because the 212th (and even the 501st) is a lot bigger than people understand and we actually only followed the stories of a couple of companies in TCW, but probably the newbies who joined after the Malevolence crisis are less battle hardened and therefore make the 104th on the same level as 212th and 501st.
Yeah the tradgedy of the 104th cannot be understated, the unit was basically wiped out save for the jedi commander and 3 Clone troopers, given that a venator can hold up to 9,400 crew and troopers and 3 of those were lost that was 28,200 souls lost to the Malevolence. The Malevolence was a monster of capital ship and the massacres it would commit are staggering, good thing they were able to destroy it.
Side note: imagine if the ion cannon was upscaled to like a Death Star scale, and rather than destroy planets it would just wiped out all the tehcnology on the world shutting down defence systems, communications, starships and practically send them back to the Stone Age.
@zeratul____1228 It wasn't really a tragedy. The Republic weren't exactly the good guys in the war. The only bad things the CIS did were sith instigated.
Another one would be the 91st Mobile Reconnaissance Corps. Not talked about to often, but for some reason is one of my favorites.
Clone engineers will always be my favorite. I still don't really play the new Battlefronts because of the lack of the engineer class. I just love slicing into vehicles, using the shotgun and resupplying my teammates. Also the ability to repair vehicles and droids on the fly is a bonus.
I have always loved the 41st because they were there to help the Wookie's defend there planet.
They also enslaved the wookies
@@leonrussell9607 The Empire enslaved the Wookie's. The clones had the inhibitor chips that made them obey orders.
@@yo_boi_john4471 cringe inhibitor chips vs chad loyalty
The 41st are shown enslaving the wookies in revenge of the sith
It always irked me how little we saw the 212th performing actual airborne, jetpack and paratrooper tactics
At Geonosis: plain
By the time of Star Wars: The Clone Wars: different patterns, tattoos, haircuts and colors
By far the best Star Wars channel on UA-cam. Great vid as always.
Something I always wanted to know more about, or at least felt could have been fleshed out a bit more wider organisation between all of the different clone units. You're given an overall structure of 4 battalions to a regiment. 4 regiments to a legion and 4 legions to a corps, but there's rarely a detailed breakdown of beyond the single units we immediately see or just one smaller division along with the wider unit its part of, but know very little about the rest. Such as with the 7th Sky Corps, we know it contains the 212th Attack Battalion, but know very little about the rest of their units and never see the legion designation used or even how the numbering system actually works.
You forgot the 501st was the focus of the campaign of (OG) Battlefront 2, such a good game
I have to say Allen, my favorite videos are on clones! I love them! Thanks for the awesome video!
Airborne troopers are super underused, loved the design since I first saw them
Love your content man! Keep up the awesome work
When did the Coruscant Guard actually start being raised on a secret facility on Coruscant? Was it before Kamino was discovered or was it after the start of the clone war?
It’s a crime that the 327th Star Corp and 91st Recon Corp aren’t on this list
Was legit thinking the same thing, 327th were an elite frontline hazard force and 91st were the most exceptional of intel, super specialised and both amazing
The Coruscant Guard is a nickname. They are military police, but were mainly stationed on Coruscant. You could probably find them in the brig of ships, and definitely could find them in prisons. The Empire had some for a while as well, though Patrol Troopers and Stormtroopers seem to replace them on the MP and Brig, having Imperial Shocktroopers being more glorified security and more decorative. At least thats my understanding, wouldn't surprise me if lore has changed or if new lore has been added.
Shame the GAR never had better vehicles for underwater use that we see.
Love the child's swing in the background!
I wish we saw para troopers more in the clone wars show
Yesss I was waiting for the dolphin reference
That's why they called the new clones "shinnies" because they had plain white standard armor.
Nice video
Day 120 PLEASE DO MORE TACTICS VIDEOS AND STRUCTURES LIKE THE CIS NAVY
Star wars clone wars is still cool and i have a mix of favorites i like commander wolf and his battalion and the arc troopers plus the clone commando
Are my audio settings messed up, or is the background music overbearing and making it hard to hear him?
I want to see a phase two version of the bomb squad clone troopers.
The Clones of the 501st Battalion are the best Clone Troopers
One unit I would have loved to see are the Republics Shadow Troopers
It’s sad that Bad Batch is only getting 3 seasons.
What if Obi Wan either told Anakin that he was going to fake his death or just flat out refused to go through with the mission?
How can the Empire expected to have the Arc Troopers among their ranks if they do not valued individualism? Unless they have no need for Arc Troopers, of course.
(Disclaimer: I solely talk about Canon here, the EU had a somewhat different reasoning to offer)
Simply put, they kept them for training the new Stormtrooper corps, like they did with the Commandos. While the tendency of both kinds of clones was to think more independent and (to some degree) individualistic wasn't exactly liked, those in command still recognized the need for experienced training officers and knowledge transfer.
Also, even tho the status of the clones degraded rapidly due to their enhanced aging, they were still very capable and loyal fighters, who also very conveniently wouldn't be missed if they got KIA.
So in the aftermath of the clone wars, they often got the REALLY dirty jobs or simply those who were dangerous without offering any fame. Fighting insurgents, protecting garrisons on remote worlds with dangerous wildlife or climate. This way, you could keep out your new, shiny conventional troops (and by that, their moral high) while using the remaining assets effectively.
In Legends the ARCs and commandos were the *only* ones to desert in meaningful numbers. However this was never the majority of them. From what I remember some ARCs just retired and used their status and pension from the Empire to become mercenaries. In Canon ARCs weren't necessarily individual because Filoni fucked up the lore and now ARC is something you earn and not specially enhanced and trained clones.
I really love your video's keep it up for the human race. Damn squids
Remember when the 501st was nicknamed "Vader's Fist"?
8:25 "highest standards of discipline, training, marksmanship, and discipline" lol
I wonder, the line about the Jedi generals affecting the clone's they were leading, this was usually a positive thing. But did any Jedi generals cause, discontent in their troops? They weren't trained in tactics or leadership. Bottom line, worse case, prior to order 66, were there cases of, "fragging" by the troopers?
Pong Krell, the bastard Besalisk.
The Bom troopers should recieve more specialize armors
I think numkber 7 is missing, didn't see it in the count down, the count went from 8 straight to 6
1:36: "if you *create* a bit mobile game"?
My First TeamSpeak ever was called: Anakins 501. Damn what time IT was
Where's the 327th Star Corps at?
What's your exhaustry
Imagine how strong the clones would be if they were clones of Durge instead of Jengo Fett
Hey Alan
Crayon rations Lmao Rah!
Dolphin and Whale!!!!!
I still live by the lessons I learned from the clone wars 💯
The Corresant Gaurd is similar to the FBI 😊
Arguably it is worse, and that is with the knowledge that the FBI has done horrid things.
RIP Tech
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Not Clones, Bois
As they say Allen those whom CANT DO... Death Knight..
The 21st are the best
5 days ago
Realistically, it would be a waste of galactic currency to throw away war veterans when you could be using them as support roles and combat advisors. Then again, realistically we’re not sticking inhibitors chips in the minds of our GIs.
That we know of (JK) but for some reason i feel someone has tried that already...
It would be, but it would also be realistic. The American military does it fairly regularly when the Democrats get elected without a politically popular war going on.
Commander Gree deserved better than an unceremonious beheading by yoda 😭
He supported Tarkin and the Tarkin Doctrine apparently.
If moncala is completely ocean. Why would species evolve to ha e legs and lungs
Perhaps Dac was not always completely covered in water, that all the landmasses being submerged is a recent event in evolutionary terms. Then again, perhaps the Rakata have something to do with it.
Bad Batch. The best.
Rah
Kal and the Null ARCs will always be cannon! Fuck what Disney says
That is true!!!
BRUH
Why we B1 droid do cowardly it Function was to shoot. A clone is something taken from nurture already existence but droid starts out as a chunck of metal and and made piece by piece to what ever. Astromech and protocol droids were fore human interaction. But why a battle driod abd why give them. Fears . Also those driuds often talk or even juy stand when they should just shoot
Because droids are sentient beings, not robots. Even if they are more robotic than most organic beings, they still act far too illogically to be just an AI, and this is confirmed in lore that they are sentient.
But…you are clones. Don’t be delusional.
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No 327th? They had the most difficult assignments.