One of my favorite things about this is how all the clones look at those walkers and decide to nitpick them in amusement. "Only four legs? How are they not falling over!?" "And would you look at the size of them?!"
Well can you blame them those clones are looking at Imperial Walkers while the one they're in is an AT-TE a relic from the Clone Wars and was the precursor to the AT-AT as both machines were designed and built by the same company.
This is a great example of knowing ones own strengths and weaknesses and the enemies strengths and weaknesses and how to turn a "loosing" or "lost fight" into a draw or level the odds to make you have the advantage. Soviets did this in ww2 vs germany, the soviets desided they would smash their line right onto the german line so that if the germans wanted to use artillery they would have to shell their own men.
You can see in Empire Strikes Back that the Empire learned from this battle, they increased the main firepower of the AT-AT after seeing it couldn’t adequately knock out a vehicle decades older than it, they increased the side armor to protect against smaller aircraft, and they lowered the overall height to increase stability.
@@chemp231 that would require a complete overhaul in design like lengthening the body, and another set of legs wont help when it can still tip over sideways
As cool as the scene was, it was absolutely ridiculous how many direct shots the at-te took from the at-at and still was functioning. One of the strongest plot armor moments in all of Star Wars, and that's saying a lot
they only anti infantry blasters/cannons. those ain't veers' Terror maschines, built to level cities. I can very well understand, why an ancient MBT is still able to withstand more modern anti personnel blasters.
@@codymorris6702 From a certain viewpoint this makes sense. The Empire is widely known for their ego, their overconfidence and impractical weapons and use of resources. They probably felt confident in destroying an old relic from a bygone era with their new, big and shiny machines. The AT-TE was also known to be extremely well armored, with the legs and underbelly being the exception. But all the hits it took were to the armor plates. Also, the guy above COULD be right, as these AT-AT's look different than the ones featured in the films and other media.
Actually they're not the same ATAT we see inthe movies Totally different model if you look at the guns the shape and where they're positioned.. And the legs are much thicker in the movies 1)All Terrain Armored Transport (early rebellion against the Empire) 2)All Terrain Armored Transport (Galactic Civil War) 3)Elite AT-AT. 4)First Order All Terrain Armored Transport.
Love how Wolffe and Gregor used the remaining AT-AT for a home use in the parts of their old AT-TE to improve it Hell the use of the legs as supports for the landing platform is genius
Fun fact: AT-AT were already use at the end of the clones war, and cohabited with AT-TE for quite a long time. In every occasion they were both represented, AT-AT was shown to be far stronger, many times use when the AT-TE was not able to do it. (But yeah I still prefer AT-TE^^). The two tanks had totally different use and purpose.
Love how these are right from the early designs drawn up for the Empire Strikes back and I always thought this one with more guns was cool! Also the music taking riffs from "Battle in the snow" is awesome!
FWIW: I have always thought the AT-ATs would make the ultimate RVs. Definitely NOT fast, but being fusion powered they would have almost unlimited range.
My favorite is that the clones taking on the AT-ATs showed that they were playing with more firepower in the clone wars and the Empires walkers were all show. The CIS hover tanks would sometimes kill an AT-TE in one hit yet the AT-ATs couldn't even completely kill an aged and degrading AT-TE with blaster fire.
@@Kyle-gu3ge I will admit the ones from the battle of hoth had better shielding as in a later episode of rebels an AT-AT is disabled with a single rocket to the leg HOWEVER the armour is still worse than the clone walker as in episode 5 getting tripped is enough to disable the shields and then the speeders could blast through the armour in a few shots like it was made of paper. And we haven't seen these walkers show any less firepower than the ones in episode 5 so we can't say for sure in that regard. So better tech (shields) but worse armour than the clone walkers had. Also the AT-AT have almost always been more for intimidation than actual siege due to their high cost, low durability, low mobility, and being a REALLY big target. Only places they are good for is deep marshes/snow/water because they have the height to keep out of it but you might as well use a speeder at that point.
@@BrodrichArmor worse than the AT-TE? Stop spreading misinformation, an AT-TE couldn’t even withstand a single explosive projectile to its front (which supposedly should be the most armored part of the thing). Meanwhile AT-AT’s were shrugging off everything, a cable wrapping around it does not mean the armor is bad, you must be real high to come to a conclusion like that 😂
Two things I love about this: The at-te scenes that take us back go ep5. And the way the clones look at the walkers and ask how they are not falling over with only four legs. I also love how the clones scoff at anything that is empire and not republic, so funny.
8:20 we can see that the AT-AT is immune to mines here, a big reason why the AT-TE was retired and replaced by AT-ATs is because AT-TE were vulnerable to mines, rockets and large countermeasures (like the tank barriers on Geonosis)
@@InfiniteNaos it weird, in the battle of both we see AT-AT have stronger blasters that could destroy a Ion cannon and shake the base. Apparently, according to some sources, the AT-AT in rebels are early versions of the AT-AT and only have light blasters. Later ones have heavier cannons, which are supposed as strong as if not stronger than the AT-TE’s mass driver
I love the fight between the Clones AT-TE and the Empires AT-ATs. The old clashing with the new and how despite the AT-TE's age it gave a good fight. I like the AT-AT's but I grew up on the AT-TE, loved its design and just feel.
I love how Rex hates the new walkers and how poorly designed they are. Imperial walkers were built to be big and scary while republic walkers were built to win battles.
@@tricksor6589 Yeah, I always figured shows that did that were to show that the subordinate was respecting the rank rather than the gender (BSG was probably the biggest example of this since every officer is referred to as Sir with the exception of President Roslin who was Madame President).
Just watching and listening to the clones not only admire the Imperial Walkers but also go on to talk about the legs as asked 'How many legs they got' 'It looks like 4' '4 How come they're not falling over' it's like the clones can see the structural weakspots of the All Terrain Armored Transports rather easily and would also be exploited by the Rebels a lot like during the Battle of Hoth and the Battle of Jakkuu.
I remember playing SW Battlegrounds Clone Wars and playing with the Empire. A mix of AT-AT, AT-PT and AT-ST, with some anti-air units was all that I needed, sometimes a few DarkTroopers Phase 2 added to the mix. I had to invest a lot earlier in defense and booming the economy but when I reached the peak of power... not even the Jedi or traitor Sith that played against me could withstand the might of the Empire technology advance. I will always love those units. I also liked the Droidekas from the Trade Federation. IN regards to the republic walker AT-TE is a nice one as well.
In regards to the ATTE's gun not penetrating the ATAT's armor, I figured it has to do with the nature of the gun itself. The gun is a mass driver, not a blaster cannon, meaning it usually fires a physical shell that is coated in plasma as it leaves the barrel. Given how old this one was, it had likely run out of shells a long time ago and was down to just firing plasma, which, as we know from Empire, "that armor's too strong for blasters". As for why the ATAT's own guns can damage the armor, firstly: they are newer and likely more powerful models than what that ATTE is packing, and second: despite Kanan and Zeb unloading on that other ATAT, it really only causes minor damage to the hull, a bit of spall and some melted plating but the vehicle really isn't crippled until that neck shot by Rex.
For some reason it always bothered that they can just cut through an entire AT-AT's leg with a lightsaber. I found it hard to believe that an AT-AT's leg is that thin, and then i think back to Empire Strikes Back, well why didn't Luke use his lightsaber to cut through an AT-AT's leg instead of cutting a hole in it's underbelly to toss a bomb in?
Live actions vs animation mostly. Animation is a lot more fluid in making the impossible possible because animation is still 2D artwork no matter how 3D you try to make it. Also it doesn't help the original AT-AT's were actually miniature sculpture/puppets back in the day. Mark Hamill was actually running on open ground, so he had no idea where the legs would eventually be. So he'd have no idea where to even swing the lightsaber.
@@girl1213 I mean, I totally get that. But it still doesn't sit right with me, I can't comprehend something that huge with legs that thin. Even in Phantom Menace with Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon were cutting through the dooor, they did it very slowly rather than swiftly like a slice of butter.
possibly because he did not think to do that? even though, by the time of Battle of Hoth occurred, Luke was far better trained than when he was at the Battle of Yavin, he still had not learned to fully seperate himself from his emotions. so, he may not have considered it an option. on top of that, he HAD only just escaped from becoming Wampa lunch, and being frozen to death only hours previously, whereas the jedi here were very much fully healthy, so, despite the bath he took hours previous, I can imagine there was some soreness. also, the I don't care if the force is helping, Hoth is still cold, so that can affect ones ability to function, Luke had just crashed his speeder, lost a friend in said speeder, narrowly avoiding being crushed by a walker.
@@CliffordBreeden I like to consider that the Naboo crisis acted as a wake up call to the Jewish, and that after those events, they adjusted their sabers to better cut through armor
Wait hold up, lightsabers can cut a walker's legs? Why didn't Luke just cut the walker's legs off instead of taking the chance of breaking his bones falling from that walker???😳
If we're going with a lore-wise explanation, remember that blast doors can take an eternity to cut through, even with a lightsaber. I'm guessing the later AT-AT models (the Galactic Civil War model seen in ESB and ROTJ) used a similar method of reinforcement for their legs and joints Edit: something else worth noting is that AT-ATs are shielded. The immense punishment from the Ghost's four proton torpedoes might have been enough to permanently put its shields offline, allowing Kanan to cut through the exposed legs
Well this is long before empire strikes back and you can see that they still use at-dp’s, they still have some clones in their ranks, and the at-ats are definitely smaller than the ones in the movies. I wouldn’t be too suprised if these are just earlier models that haven’t been perfected yet. We do see them take multiples from the at-te so they definitely weren’t under armored, they were just armored in the wrong spots
Funny how Star Wars uses their own language, except when abbreviations are concerned. Then suddenly they have a complete understanding of English and the Roman alphabet.
1)All Terrain Armored Transport (early rebellion against the Empire) 2)All Terrain Armored Transport (Galactic Civil War) 3)Elite AT-AT. 4)First Order All Terrain Armored Transport. 4 different models Obviously these aren't the same as what we see in the movies on hoth The positions of the guns and the thickness of the legs are totally different
Just looking at the walkers chasing Ezra and the others look like early versions of the All Terrain Armored Transports or they could be the same but of a different design I honestly don't know.
You know how scary it is to be in a sand storm, look out the window and see one of these things walking by? Nothing but the shape and spotlight….and the stomping…
I don't like how they put the firing sound of the AAT over the AT-TE, especially since each tank was on the opposite faction in the Clone Wars. Also why would you ever put the AAT cannon sound over a rocket launcher, of all things (7:40)
It's like those situations in war thunder where you shoot a weak vehicle multiple times but due to spaced armor, tracks and volumetric etc you don't kill it
Actually, the AT-AT is definitely the wrong acronym. It should be the NT-AT for No-Terrain-Attack-Tower. Because once it is deposited it would sink into the ground at the very first step, right up to its knee joints. Surface pressure, baby, is a real bitch, especially in anything walking. Us Germans found that out with the Maus tank which weighed around a mere 180 tons and had ultra wide tracks underneath a good 30% of is tank width. It was able to achieve a top speed of around 6km per hour on reinforced concrete. In ANY kind of softer terrain it quickly churned up the ground to become bogged down. An AT-AT is MUCH heavier and places its weight alternatively on different spots with each step which are all significantly smaller in comparison to the Maus' treads proportionately. So after the first step the 'walker' becomes a 'stander', ot in military terms, an immobile target deserving to be flanked as it has no ability to bring its firepower to bear on anything outside the front 90 degree arc. Make it the dumbest transport in history.
I originally thought the AT-ATs from Rebels were different just because of design preferences, but it turns out these AT-ATs are entirely canonically different models than from the live action ones
Anyone ever play Star Wars: Empire at War? No matter how many times I’ve played it over the years, I can never bring myself to play as the rebellion. Long live the Empire! And if it is after the Empire during the warlord period, Glory to the Greater Maldrood!
Im honestly surprised the republic walker's cannon wasn't able to penetrate the atat's armor. Like yeah they are uparmored, but AT-TE cannons have damaged separatist crusiers in space, your telling me an imperal walker has more armor than a cruiser class starship 100x it's size?
You know, even though in the shows and movies, they show at-at’s being destroyed very easily, but it also makes me wonder why the rebellion never captured any of them.
Hopefully Jazwares make a variant AT-TE like this one. We already know they have the republic AT-TE planned as a dreadnaught class vehicle for the near future.😊
People say star wars rebels wasn't a great show I disagree the newer ones aren't getting much positivity either at least the new cartoons are doing well
AT-ATs are certainly good, but DROPPING them from dozens of metres up?! Those things must weigh several tons, doing that would either make the walker topple, damage it severely, or both. They are literally designed as walking fortresses, you would have to deploy them carefully.
The one thing that annoyed me with the AT-TE fight is that they only used the main cannon, whereas it has 4 blasters on the front for extra firepower which are barely ever used in the series
제국군 무기의 특징 화력은 좋지만 덩치만 더럽게 큼 공화국군 무기의 특징은 대부분 차체가 낮게 제작되어 지뢰나 근접 공격에는 속수무책이지만 그래도 화력은 보장 된다. 두 병기의 공통점은 속도가 드럽게 느리지만 속도는 AT-TE가 어느정도 빠르다. 그리고 AT-AT의 약점이 목 과 다리라서 에어로스피더의 견인 케이블로 묶어두면 그대로 넘어지는 약점이 있다.몸체 와 머리는 대부분이 떡장갑이지만 목부분만 그렇지 않지만 장비 격차는 어쩔수 없는 부분이다.....
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One of my favorite things about this is how all the clones look at those walkers and decide to nitpick them in amusement. "Only four legs? How are they not falling over!?" "And would you look at the size of them?!"
Yeah, I love how they then proceed to geek over them hahah
Well can you blame them those clones are looking at Imperial Walkers while the one they're in is an AT-TE a relic from the Clone Wars and was the precursor to the AT-AT as both machines were designed and built by the same company.
This is a great example of knowing ones own strengths and weaknesses and the enemies strengths and weaknesses and how to turn a "loosing" or "lost fight" into a draw or level the odds to make you have the advantage. Soviets did this in ww2 vs germany, the soviets desided they would smash their line right onto the german line so that if the germans wanted to use artillery they would have to shell their own men.
yeah, they may look like dogs but there mean killing machines
@@nicholasmorsovillo2752 I always thought that AT-OT was precursor of AT-AT, because they both are transports lol
One of the SLOWEST battle taxis ever invented but it dish out and take a lot of punishment before going down.
But all you need is a speeder and some cable to wrap around the legs and it goes down like a stack of cards
@@burningeagle1298 assuming that it avoids the tie-fighters supporting it
You can see this in Fallen Order where just one of them takes out half of the Imperial forces on Kashyyyk by itself
You can see in Empire Strikes Back that the Empire learned from this battle, they increased the main firepower of the AT-AT after seeing it couldn’t adequately knock out a vehicle decades older than it, they increased the side armor to protect against smaller aircraft, and they lowered the overall height to increase stability.
Obviously they didnt learn well enough, shoulda added an extra set of legs. 🤣
@@chemp231 that would require a complete overhaul in design like lengthening the body, and another set of legs wont help when it can still tip over sideways
@@dinoboiis8147 yea that thang is WAY to tall
But in JfO they are as strong as ever
@@chemp231 They didn't even lose many ATATs to the rebels on Hoth. Most were lost in the journey to Echo base due to environmental hazards.
As cool as the scene was, it was absolutely ridiculous how many direct shots the at-te took from the at-at and still was functioning. One of the strongest plot armor moments in all of Star Wars, and that's saying a lot
they only anti infantry blasters/cannons. those ain't veers' Terror maschines, built to level cities. I can very well understand, why an ancient MBT is still able to withstand more modern anti personnel blasters.
@@biggsdarklighter0473 They look and sound exactly like the blasters from Hoth, what makes you think they are any weaker?
@@nR00R no clue what this guy is on about tbh, why would they use the anti personnel blasters against the armored opponent anyways?
@@codymorris6702 From a certain viewpoint this makes sense. The Empire is widely known for their ego, their overconfidence and impractical weapons and use of resources. They probably felt confident in destroying an old relic from a bygone era with their new, big and shiny machines. The AT-TE was also known to be extremely well armored, with the legs and underbelly being the exception. But all the hits it took were to the armor plates. Also, the guy above COULD be right, as these AT-AT's look different than the ones featured in the films and other media.
Actually they're not the same ATAT we see inthe movies Totally different model if you look at the guns the shape and where they're positioned.. And the legs are much thicker in the movies
1)All Terrain Armored Transport (early rebellion against the Empire)
2)All Terrain Armored Transport (Galactic Civil War)
3)Elite AT-AT.
4)First Order All Terrain Armored Transport.
9:04 This walker groans in sadness when it falls over.
I like to imagine all walkers silently talk to each other
6:54 It’s a Family Walker Reunion 🤖
Love how Wolffe and Gregor used the remaining AT-AT for a home use in the parts of their old AT-TE to improve it
Hell the use of the legs as supports for the landing platform is genius
I’m so glad they used the hoth motif in the music here, really adds to the might of the at at
7:30 OHHHH YES! Footage of AT-AT kneeling down at last!
It’s my head canon that the AT AT pilot that was left behind at 3:42 joined Wolffe and Gregor and taught them how to operate the walker
That'd be a cool concept ngl
Fun fact: AT-AT were already use at the end of the clones war, and cohabited with AT-TE for quite a long time. In every occasion they were both represented, AT-AT was shown to be far stronger, many times use when the AT-TE was not able to do it. (But yeah I still prefer AT-TE^^). The two tanks had totally different use and purpose.
Love how these are right from the early designs drawn up for the Empire Strikes back and I always thought this one with more guns was cool! Also the music taking riffs from "Battle in the snow" is awesome!
Not sure if you already know or not, but those AT-ATs are earlier models to the ones seen on Hoth
FWIW: I have always thought the AT-ATs would make the ultimate RVs. Definitely NOT fast, but being fusion powered they would have almost unlimited range.
Hey, it’s 60km/h ! It’s not that bad !
My favorite is that the clones taking on the AT-ATs showed that they were playing with more firepower in the clone wars and the Empires walkers were all show. The CIS hover tanks would sometimes kill an AT-TE in one hit yet the AT-ATs couldn't even completely kill an aged and degrading AT-TE with blaster fire.
Helps these ones are probably prototypes compared to the ones from battle of hoth
@@Kyle-gu3ge I will admit the ones from the battle of hoth had better shielding as in a later episode of rebels an AT-AT is disabled with a single rocket to the leg HOWEVER the armour is still worse than the clone walker as in episode 5 getting tripped is enough to disable the shields and then the speeders could blast through the armour in a few shots like it was made of paper. And we haven't seen these walkers show any less firepower than the ones in episode 5 so we can't say for sure in that regard. So better tech (shields) but worse armour than the clone walkers had. Also the AT-AT have almost always been more for intimidation than actual siege due to their high cost, low durability, low mobility, and being a REALLY big target. Only places they are good for is deep marshes/snow/water because they have the height to keep out of it but you might as well use a speeder at that point.
its called plot armor
@@orze4931 Which AT-AT also lack most of the time.
@@BrodrichArmor worse than the AT-TE? Stop spreading misinformation, an AT-TE couldn’t even withstand a single explosive projectile to its front (which supposedly should be the most armored part of the thing). Meanwhile AT-AT’s were shrugging off everything, a cable wrapping around it does not mean the armor is bad, you must be real high to come to a conclusion like that 😂
Two things I love about this:
The at-te scenes that take us back go ep5.
And the way the clones look at the walkers and ask how they are not falling over with only four legs.
I also love how the clones scoff at anything that is empire and not republic, so funny.
2:44 nice moment
8:20 we can see that the AT-AT is immune to mines here, a big reason why the AT-TE was retired and replaced by AT-ATs is because AT-TE were vulnerable to mines, rockets and large countermeasures (like the tank barriers on Geonosis)
ok
shod have just overhalled the AT-TEs armer what thay did was not as good the only thang i thank it has over the AT-TE is the armer
Tbh, they should have cut the AT-AT's height in half. Then it'd be a perfect walker.
Sounds like the empire sacrificed fire power for defense and now seeing the effects of said firepower not even taking down an aged atte.
@@InfiniteNaos it weird, in the battle of both we see AT-AT have stronger blasters that could destroy a Ion cannon and shake the base. Apparently, according to some sources, the AT-AT in rebels are early versions of the AT-AT and only have light blasters. Later ones have heavier cannons, which are supposed as strong as if not stronger than the AT-TE’s mass driver
8:40 For a moment I thought that was an Elite AT-AT. That variant itself is able to win a battle.
STAR WARS COMMANDER
@@captainguest3950 R.I.P SWC
It’s not the elite ATAT, that variant has a darker paint scheme. The a tie to that we see in rebels and fallen order is just an earlier variant
I miss Star Wars commander bruh 😢
Edit: Veteran AT-ST my beloved
Those old AT-AT are way more reasonable than the AT-AT we saw in movie
Lmfao, what?
What are you even saying
There are two versions of the AT-AT, these ones in rebels were the early versions
"we should be fine as long as they don't have any robot camels"
"ah jim robot camels"
I love the fight between the Clones AT-TE and the Empires AT-ATs. The old clashing with the new and how despite the AT-TE's age it gave a good fight.
I like the AT-AT's but I grew up on the AT-TE, loved its design and just feel.
I love how Rex hates the new walkers and how poorly designed they are. Imperial walkers were built to be big and scary while republic walkers were built to win battles.
At-ats where mainly escorts rather than offensive tanks
The AT-AT were immune to mines and other countermeasures that did defeat the AT-TE.
Tell that to general veers
The at at server a different role then the at te design wise
Rex is just a nostalgia freak, as the AT-TE is even more so of a shitty design- despite being built for war as people say
The moment Ezra crapped his pants! 4:23
I dont feel like the AT-TE could have taken that much punishment from 2 AT-AT walkers at the same time...
Plot armor
@@galadato7425 Plot armor is the most toughest material in the galaxy
@@acidicflavor6651 Not really the toughest because of Beskar, but I would say Plot armor is one of the toughest
@@sibisridhar7902 Beskar is plot armor
@@sibisridhar7902 Beskar is plot armor
1:57 They Have Weak Spots!? The *Neck* is the weak spot. Then Tangled there legs?🌌📺🎥
Yes it’s been well documented in cross sections and visual dictionaries that the underbelly and neck are weak spots
My neck is also my weak spot 🤪
9:37 imagine not getting terminated or demoted by the empire because you called a female imperial officer a "sir".
Didn't the clones call Ashoka "Sir"?
it's a sci fi trope, happens in battlestar galactica and star trek as well
@@tricksor6589 Yeah, I always figured shows that did that were to show that the subordinate was respecting the rank rather than the gender (BSG was probably the biggest example of this since every officer is referred to as Sir with the exception of President Roslin who was Madame President).
Just watching and listening to the clones not only admire the Imperial Walkers but also go on to talk about the legs as asked 'How many legs they got' 'It looks like 4' '4 How come they're not falling over' it's like the clones can see the structural weakspots of the All Terrain Armored Transports rather easily and would also be exploited by the Rebels a lot like during the Battle of Hoth and the Battle of Jakkuu.
I remember playing SW Battlegrounds Clone Wars and playing with the Empire. A mix of AT-AT, AT-PT and AT-ST, with some anti-air units was all that I needed, sometimes a few DarkTroopers Phase 2 added to the mix. I had to invest a lot earlier in defense and booming the economy but when I reached the peak of power... not even the Jedi or traitor Sith that played against me could withstand the might of the Empire technology advance. I will always love those units. I also liked the Droidekas from the Trade Federation. IN regards to the republic walker AT-TE is a nice one as well.
In regards to the ATTE's gun not penetrating the ATAT's armor, I figured it has to do with the nature of the gun itself. The gun is a mass driver, not a blaster cannon, meaning it usually fires a physical shell that is coated in plasma as it leaves the barrel. Given how old this one was, it had likely run out of shells a long time ago and was down to just firing plasma, which, as we know from Empire, "that armor's too strong for blasters". As for why the ATAT's own guns can damage the armor, firstly: they are newer and likely more powerful models than what that ATTE is packing, and second: despite Kanan and Zeb unloading on that other ATAT, it really only causes minor damage to the hull, a bit of spall and some melted plating but the vehicle really isn't crippled until that neck shot by Rex.
I never noticed that the Rebels AT-ATs had turrets on the rear of the walker.
These scene can be easily named "The little walker that could."
For some reason it always bothered that they can just cut through an entire AT-AT's leg with a lightsaber. I found it hard to believe that an AT-AT's leg is that thin, and then i think back to Empire Strikes Back, well why didn't Luke use his lightsaber to cut through an AT-AT's leg instead of cutting a hole in it's underbelly to toss a bomb in?
Live actions vs animation mostly. Animation is a lot more fluid in making the impossible possible because animation is still 2D artwork no matter how 3D you try to make it. Also it doesn't help the original AT-AT's were actually miniature sculpture/puppets back in the day. Mark Hamill was actually running on open ground, so he had no idea where the legs would eventually be. So he'd have no idea where to even swing the lightsaber.
@@girl1213 I mean, I totally get that. But it still doesn't sit right with me, I can't comprehend something that huge with legs that thin. Even in Phantom Menace with Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon were cutting through the dooor, they did it very slowly rather than swiftly like a slice of butter.
possibly because he did not think to do that? even though, by the time of Battle of Hoth occurred, Luke was far better trained than when he was at the Battle of Yavin, he still had not learned to fully seperate himself from his emotions. so, he may not have considered it an option. on top of that, he HAD only just escaped from becoming Wampa lunch, and being frozen to death only hours previously, whereas the jedi here were very much fully healthy, so, despite the bath he took hours previous, I can imagine there was some soreness. also, the I don't care if the force is helping, Hoth is still cold, so that can affect ones ability to function, Luke had just crashed his speeder, lost a friend in said speeder, narrowly avoiding being crushed by a walker.
It should take longer, like when obi wan and qui gon were breaching the bridge in episode 1.
@@CliffordBreeden I like to consider that the Naboo crisis acted as a wake up call to the Jewish, and that after those events, they adjusted their sabers to better cut through armor
Just shows how well built AT TE were.
9:05 AT-AT falling sound effect
Wait hold up, lightsabers can cut a walker's legs? Why didn't Luke just cut the walker's legs off instead of taking the chance of breaking his bones falling from that walker???😳
Because they didn't think of that in the 1980s
yes
If we're going with a lore-wise explanation, remember that blast doors can take an eternity to cut through, even with a lightsaber. I'm guessing the later AT-AT models (the Galactic Civil War model seen in ESB and ROTJ) used a similar method of reinforcement for their legs and joints
Edit: something else worth noting is that AT-ATs are shielded. The immense punishment from the Ghost's four proton torpedoes might have been enough to permanently put its shields offline, allowing Kanan to cut through the exposed legs
Well this is long before empire strikes back and you can see that they still use at-dp’s, they still have some clones in their ranks, and the at-ats are definitely smaller than the ones in the movies.
I wouldn’t be too suprised if these are just earlier models that haven’t been perfected yet. We do see them take multiples from the at-te so they definitely weren’t under armored, they were just armored in the wrong spots
Because it could fall on him.
Ezra had more training as a jedi than Luke did at that point. So he could get away with riskier moves.
This just shows that the technology was Superior in the prequel days prior to the empire days
Imagine if the AT-AT just started galloping towards them like a horse.
Famous last words from one of the pilots: “I don’t think that he’s on our side....”
Sorry if if someone else beat me already to this haha.
wow a rocket took out the leg? Didnt think that was possible.
@Alexander Pate Something I'm glad of, is that in Fallen Order they used these very early AT-ATs, it's really cool to see that.
Their even good enough to turn into busses
Just one these things is nearly unstoppable unless you have starfigher or you know it’s weak spots, or if your a jedi or sith.
First rule of combat NEVER UNDERESTIMATE A FUCKING CLONE
The jedi did all the work tho lol
Funny how Star Wars uses their own language, except when abbreviations are concerned. Then suddenly they have a complete understanding of English and the Roman alphabet.
Star Wars has the high galactic alphabet which is basically just the English alphabet
Ball turrets, more visibility on the cockpit windows, a rear gunner. Why do these AT-AT make the later ones look like downgrades?
1)All Terrain Armored Transport (early rebellion against the Empire)
2)All Terrain Armored Transport (Galactic Civil War)
3)Elite AT-AT.
4)First Order All Terrain Armored Transport. 4 different models Obviously these aren't the same as what we see in the movies on hoth The positions of the guns and the thickness of the legs are totally different
Just looking at the walkers chasing Ezra and the others look like early versions of the All Terrain Armored Transports or they could be the same but of a different design I honestly don't know.
Wolffe looks happier as an old man and that feels really wholesome to me.
I love the showdown between the AT-AT and the AT-TE, the upgrade versus the relic
You know how scary it is to be in a sand storm, look out the window and see one of these things walking by? Nothing but the shape and spotlight….and the stomping…
Those Battledroids and Droidekas were chads
AT-TEs are made for geonosis they are made to last
Lmao the already cumbersome and awkward ATAT casually supporting the entire weight of the Ghost
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I don't like how they put the firing sound of the AAT over the AT-TE, especially since each tank was on the opposite faction in the Clone Wars. Also why would you ever put the AAT cannon sound over a rocket launcher, of all things (7:40)
The At-at is a very cool vehicle wish we could see it in clone wars style animation
It's like those situations in war thunder where you shoot a weak vehicle multiple times but due to spaced armor, tracks and volumetric etc you don't kill it
Actually, the AT-AT is definitely the wrong acronym. It should be the NT-AT for No-Terrain-Attack-Tower. Because once it is deposited it would sink into the ground at the very first step, right up to its knee joints. Surface pressure, baby, is a real bitch, especially in anything walking.
Us Germans found that out with the Maus tank which weighed around a mere 180 tons and had ultra wide tracks underneath a good 30% of is tank width. It was able to achieve a top speed of around 6km per hour on reinforced concrete. In ANY kind of softer terrain it quickly churned up the ground to become bogged down. An AT-AT is MUCH heavier and places its weight alternatively on different spots with each step which are all significantly smaller in comparison to the Maus' treads proportionately.
So after the first step the 'walker' becomes a 'stander', ot in military terms, an immobile target deserving to be flanked as it has no ability to bring its firepower to bear on anything outside the front 90 degree arc. Make it the dumbest transport in history.
I originally thought the AT-ATs from Rebels were different just because of design preferences, but it turns out these AT-ATs are entirely canonically different models than from the live action ones
Anyone ever play Star Wars: Empire at War? No matter how many times I’ve played it over the years, I can never bring myself to play as the rebellion. Long live the Empire! And if it is after the Empire during the warlord period, Glory to the Greater Maldrood!
AT-AT pilots: Oh NoEs!!!1!!!1!!!1 OuR At-ATs R GoEinG DoUwn!!!1!!!1!!1
Rebels at hoth: hehe, big metal shitbox go kaboom
The ATTE fighting the ATAT would be like a tiger I tank fighting a leopard II
Why can’t we just see the typical rebel soldiers doing battle? Good old rebels vs the empire?
at at: i will squish u! at dp: OOOOOOOOOOOHHH!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!! IM COMING APART! *ded*
Im honestly surprised the republic walker's cannon wasn't able to penetrate the atat's armor. Like yeah they are uparmored, but AT-TE cannons have damaged separatist crusiers in space, your telling me an imperal walker has more armor than a cruiser class starship 100x it's size?
9:54
What episode and season is this on please
You know, even though in the shows and movies, they show at-at’s being destroyed very easily, but it also makes me wonder why the rebellion never captured any of them.
These AT-ATs were the first ever made probably since in season 1 they are still only shown in blueprints, they became better with time probably.
No 2 plane stabilizer too bad lemme grab my T-72B2
Same so funny 😂
Hopefully Jazwares make a variant AT-TE like this one. We already know they have the republic AT-TE planned as a dreadnaught class vehicle for the near future.😊
What I don't understand in this scene, that why would the Empire send AT-AT to chase a moving object, instead of sending in TIE fighters/bombers?
that one scene that at at was shooting the other at at
0:19 He is so right. The AT-AT size is stupid LOL.
This is the first time I saw the AT AT’s full name
R.i.p droid 5:57
People say star wars rebels wasn't a great show
I disagree the newer ones aren't getting much positivity either
at least the new cartoons are doing well
The clones are going fight three at at Walker with a single at te
AT-ATs are certainly good, but DROPPING them from dozens of metres up?! Those things must weigh several tons, doing that would either make the walker topple, damage it severely, or both. They are literally designed as walking fortresses, you would have to deploy them carefully.
Commander Wolffe: “I think we’re doomed.”
Captain Rex: “Nah. Unless they got any big giant robot camels, I think we’re okay.”
[AT-AT Walkers appear in the horizon]
Commander Wolffe: “Ah, Rex. Robot camels.”
LOL 😂😆😜
They are like animals fighting in the wild 😂
3:42 that poor at at driver tho
All Terrain-Armored Transport? More Like All Terrain-Armored Terror
Hell Divers 2 automaton front be like
I really dont get how the massive mass driver cannon of the atte couldnt damage the at at but the guns of the other at at could
The one thing that annoyed me with the AT-TE fight is that they only used the main cannon, whereas it has 4 blasters on the front for extra firepower which are barely ever used in the series
The blasters are for infrantry. The main cannon already did almost no damage, the anti infrantry cannon would have probably repared the At At
Est-ce que ces robots 🤖 existent vraiment 😳
Bruh
Yes, in Australia
@@galadato7425 Ah oui et pourquoi ils le font 😳🤔
These ATATs are considerably weaker than the ones used on Hoth.
9:28 does that effect exist
AT-AT 1st time were deployed at battle of Jabiim. Shouldn't Rex know about them?
제국군 무기의 특징 화력은 좋지만 덩치만 더럽게 큼
공화국군 무기의 특징은 대부분 차체가 낮게 제작되어 지뢰나 근접 공격에는 속수무책이지만 그래도 화력은 보장 된다.
두 병기의 공통점은 속도가 드럽게 느리지만 속도는 AT-TE가 어느정도 빠르다.
그리고 AT-AT의 약점이 목 과 다리라서 에어로스피더의 견인 케이블로 묶어두면 그대로 넘어지는 약점이 있다.몸체 와 머리는 대부분이 떡장갑이지만 목부분만 그렇지 않지만 장비 격차는 어쩔수 없는 부분이다.....
How much Tyler have you have
An ATLAS from BT universe would blast those clonkers.
1:57 Ammo racked
ALIANCE REBELLE.
People think they should make this version of The at at walker a lego set
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2:47
Hey Jim robot camels
Rhinoceros beetle vs elephants
Where is Star Wars tanks the video game just the heavy walkers and tanks vs each other that would be awesome