I’m not sure I believe that has he could just lying. Why would the Kaminons say they would increase its affects, not do that, AND then remove it which would only have been detrimental to them as they had no idea that’s what crosshairs really thought
@@FalonGrey I think the chip is interesting in a different way. The clones, who had prided themselves on their superiority to droids, were in the end no better than them, forced to follow protocol and cut down those they had come to care for.
@@jeanv2246 Yeah, even then, the whole historical parallel is far better thematically. I get WHY the chips are liked, but it erased stories like Omega Squad and Etain's son.
Yeah, because he was useless after all. The Jedi just had to put all things they know together. Doku told Obi wan that sidious controls the senate. They know that Doku made the clone army, they know from fives that the inhibitor chips make the clones do whatever the order commands. They also know that the chancellor is involved in this. Ahsoka knew from Maul that sidious wants anakin and that sidious prepared anakin for a long time to make him his apprentice.
Since Rex spent his time removing clone chips, I imagine he removed Cuts. Because he was uncomfortable being around the Bad Batch when he found out that they still had their chips, but was fine visiting Cut as said in the second episode of the Bad Batch.
@@bobaknight yeah, but as nervous as Rex was about it with the others, I doubt that he would take a chance, because what if cut ever happened to hear about order 66? I would imagine that it would be talked about quiet a bit afterward.. plus after he knew what happened to tup with his chip malfunctioning, and then the behavior of wrecker when his chip went haywire, they obviously didn’t have the best design
Are you all forget about what actually happened in that episode The chip did effect cut Rex or someone said that he was acting werid for a while be was able to get back to normal
I’m pretty sure that even if he did get the order he wouldn’t follow it due to him being somewhat defective. As evidenced by him defecting from the republic
Geez I feel bad for the Clones. They had chips in their heads that force (pun not intended) them to follow orders no matter how wrong or weird that order could be. I hope that there are Jedi that view the Clone troopers as more than just Soldiers made for war and obeying the orders of their superiors.
@@nashanbarrett7065 there were definitely jedi that cared for the clones like actual people, plo koon was well known for this and ashoka also had a good relationship with the clones
I always assumed that since clones were meant to be perfect soilders that followed orders, Cut was a "malfunction," since he left the republic as a whole. He probably would have had a similar situation to the bad batch if he had heard order 66.
@@longliveyheking98 Correct. Feeling hopeless and lost all self-purpose, he joined the pirates because I believe the Pirate captain that found him felt pity and some sympathy and offered him a place with his crew
Yeah lol he was captured by the CIS and was frozen in stasis for like 50 years and forgotten about. Sidon Ithano and his crew find him. That’s how he’s still alive
Something I've always wondered: during the clone wars it was a VERY common tactic for the Seperatists to jam the transmissions of republic forces. I'm genuinely surprised there hasn't been a single instance in canon or legends where that was the case and some clones just never received order 66.
That'd be cool, the peace wouldn't last once they re-established contact but their jedi superiors would have had a heads up in the force and possibly survived. Dozens of jedi survived, perhaps that occurred for some of them.
The Bad Batch didn't avoid it, Wrecker literally was about to go nuts but Rex removed their Chips, they could have been activated if they got hit in the head
I didn’t realize kix fought in the battle of exegol that’s actually really cool, the last clone helped bring down the man that used him and his brothers
When Order 66 was issued, the vast majority of the clones obediently carried out their orders to eliminate the Jedi. But not all of them. A small group of clones had managed to resist the programming that had been implanted in their brains, and they had secretly fled into hiding. Years later, as the Empire tightened its grip on the galaxy, these clones began to hear rumors of other clones who had also disobeyed Order 66. They knew that they were not alone, and they began to reach out to each other, forming a network of rebels dedicated to fighting the Empire and restoring freedom to the galaxy. The group was led by a clone named CT-7727, who had once been known as "Jax." Jax had been one of the first clones to disobey Order 66, and he had spent years gathering intelligence and building up a support network. As the rebellion grew, Jax and his fellow clones began to plan a daring mission to strike a major blow against the Empire. They knew that it would be risky, but they also knew that it was their only chance to make a real difference. Their target was a heavily fortified Imperial base on the planet of Coruscant. The base was a key strategic location for the Empire, and its destruction would be a major blow to their operations in the area. The mission was a success, but not without cost. Jax and several other clones were killed in the final assault, but their sacrifice was not in vain. The base was destroyed, and the Empire was forced to divert resources to deal with the damage. After the mission, the surviving rebels regrouped and continued their fight against the Empire. They knew that the road ahead would be long and difficult, but they also knew that they had the spirit and determination to see it through. Years later, as the Empire finally began to crumble, the surviving rebels looked back on their journey with pride. They had been a small group of clones, united by a common purpose and a shared belief in freedom. And in the end, they had made a difference.
and there were a few others. such as the clone that got locked in stasis for a century, the clone who was marooned on a planet, and a clone that found a force sensitive child and didn't sell her out. i don't remember if there's any others but those are the ones i can of off the top.
full plot of kix- after discovering the huge conspiracy of the mind chips in clones and the order 66, alongside CT Fives, Kix was abducted by the separatists and frozen in carbonite for 50 years. fives was killed as seen on clone wars series immediately after him trying to take action against and helping his friend clone trooper who also then dies. kix is then discovered by pirate Sidon Ithano after 50 years and then becomes a part of his crew and helps Ray and Finn and others in the sequel trilogy. kix is the longest living clone to exist.
One thing about Fives’ arc, WE as the audience know that Order 66 happens and that no Jedi were ready, and yet they managed to write his conspiracy arc in a way that I still thought he could’ve warned them, or something. I still got so invested knowing what’ll happen :o
Cut is probably the luckiest clone of all time. Abandoned the Republic and the war all by himself, still has all clone abilities and is therefore capable in combat, has a beautiful Twi Lek wife and two children on a farm far away from any tension. Even if he probably dies in 30 years, he made more of it than any other clone.
I think wolffe’s chip never worked because when he got his cut on his eye by ventress it also cut around where his chip would be and probably damaged it.
I believe there was another Clone who crashed his ship and didn't execute order 66. He lived most of his life on the planet and even meet Luke Skywalker after Storm troopers shot at him thinking that he was a Rebel playing a trick because of his Clone Armour.
The bad batch mutations didn’t completely stop them as Rex had the bad batch remove them after wrecker got a headache during a mission. Wrecker succumbed to order 66 twice, though briefly
Wolffe didn’t get his chip removed until after he started working for the empire he did execute order 66 as we can see in the third season of the bad batch
Wasn’t Kix captured by the Separatists and put into a cryogenic chamber and while being transported the the transport ship got attacked and crashed onto a planet and Kix was forgotten until he was found by the pirates?
Crosshair was just borderline diehard Imperial. He had his chip removed early. Also Kix on Exegol is awesome. He'd be old af but awesome. Also Gregor was blown tf up and went nuts so his chip likely failed.
Lawquane didn’t remove his chip but never received the order, and cross hair removed his chip so he wasn’t forced to carry out Order 66, instead he CHOSE to carry out the order
I never knew kix daughter in the battle of exegol, well he was frozen for 50 years but still they should’ve shown him in live action that would’ve been SO SICK!
i think in the movies it would’ve been cool to see batallions of clone troopers fighting each other with obi wan leading on one side and anakin leading the other basically 212th and 501st fighting
How did kix fight in the battle of Exegol. Clones age twice as fast as normal people and the battle of Exegol took place about 40 years after order 66, so kix would probably be in his 90s at that point.
Cut lawquan wouldn’t have been able to execute the order since it was only given out once through all clone coms and maybe radio/tv because he was a farmer he could have been doing literally anything at the time the order was given
Ummm what about Wrecker everyone, he was basically the reason the rest of The Batch were convinced to removing his chip. Dude hit his head to many damn tomes and the chip basically "activated" and he turned on everyone by "being a good soldier"
It's worth noting that Crosshair's inhibitor chip had been destroyed by an injury long before order 66, he chose to obey the order willingly. And the rest of the Bad Batch was still influenced by the chip later, notably sending Wrecker into a frenzy sometime after the order.
Cross hair didn't fall victim to 66 because of his chip...literally in the show he admits he had his removed early and followed orders by choice
Maybe a lie
@@creativenamesmth no
I think during his first firefight with the team he had it but got it removed shortly after.
I’m not sure I believe that has he could just lying. Why would the Kaminons say they would increase its affects, not do that, AND then remove it which would only have been detrimental to them as they had no idea that’s what crosshairs really thought
But the it's about clones who *Disobeyed* 66 not the clones who followed the order because of the chip
Both versions are pretty interesting. But the chip one is really sad. “Good soldiers follow orders”
“The nightmare is over” *dies
Eh, it's far more stupid, and removes any gray area from the clones.
@@FalonGrey I think the chip is interesting in a different way.
The clones, who had prided themselves on their superiority to droids, were in the end no better than them, forced to follow protocol and cut down those they had come to care for.
I remember watching that arc with my mom, didn't go to sleep till around 4 I shit u not
@@jeanv2246 Yeah, even then, the whole historical parallel is far better thematically. I get WHY the chips are liked, but it erased stories like Omega Squad and Etain's son.
Fives death still makes me sad, he was always my favorite
Same. I low-key cried
Bro if they coulda brought him back somehow
same like WHY BRO WHY
Yeah, because he was useless after all. The Jedi just had to put all things they know together. Doku told Obi wan that sidious controls the senate. They know that Doku made the clone army, they know from fives that the inhibitor chips make the clones do whatever the order commands. They also know that the chancellor is involved in this. Ahsoka knew from Maul that sidious wants anakin and that sidious prepared anakin for a long time to make him his apprentice.
What about poor 99
Since Rex spent his time removing clone chips, I imagine he removed Cuts. Because he was uncomfortable being around the Bad Batch when he found out that they still had their chips, but was fine visiting Cut as said in the second episode of the Bad Batch.
He simply didn't hear the order so it didn't activate the chip.
@@bobaknight yeah, but as nervous as Rex was about it with the others, I doubt that he would take a chance, because what if cut ever happened to hear about order 66? I would imagine that it would be talked about quiet a bit afterward.. plus after he knew what happened to tup with his chip malfunctioning, and then the behavior of wrecker when his chip went haywire, they obviously didn’t have the best design
Are you all forget about what actually happened in that episode
The chip did effect cut
Rex or someone said that he was acting werid for a while be was able to get back to normal
@@silverbloodborne9495don't remember that in the episode. Do you have a timestamp or direct quote?
@@masonmoore3473 Source: he made it up
May we remember the Last clone. Kix.
What crew did he join? I couldn’t hear it clearly in the video
I think said Landos crew
@@Blokxx it was a space pirate crew ua-cam.com/users/shorts2cDkOaDl5WM?feature=share
@@rakans8809 he was alive only because he was frozen in Carbonite for about 45 years
@@rakans8809 Sidon Ithano the crimson corsair
Cut just didn't get the order l. The chip just makes the clone execute Orders without questioning
I think it's because he went missing and if he was alive the empire wouldn't want someone running around crazily trying to kill jedi
I’m pretty sure that even if he did get the order he wouldn’t follow it due to him being somewhat defective. As evidenced by him defecting from the republic
Geez I feel bad for the Clones. They had chips in their heads that force (pun not intended) them to follow orders no matter how wrong or weird that order could be. I hope that there are Jedi that view the Clone troopers as more than just Soldiers made for war and obeying the orders of their superiors.
@@nashanbarrett7065 there were definitely jedi that cared for the clones like actual people, plo koon was well known for this and ashoka also had a good relationship with the clones
@@thearmchairadmiral Darth vader in a nut shell
“Good soldiers follow orders” still haunts me to this day
I always assumed that since clones were meant to be perfect soilders that followed orders, Cut was a "malfunction," since he left the republic as a whole. He probably would have had a similar situation to the bad batch if he had heard order 66.
Agreed cut is defective
Why cut didnt follow the order? If i say execute order 66..will he follow it? Hosker didnt follow it either and could reject the empire
Wait, how did a *clone* survive until exegol, considering how fast they age?
I think kix was in like cryo or somerhing
Kix got kidnapped by the separatists and placed in a cryo tube but ended up getting lost only to be found by pirates like 60 years later.
The accelerated aging breaks down at maturity, some age a lot faster and some a lot slower
He was in stasis
@@longliveyheking98 Correct. Feeling hopeless and lost all self-purpose, he joined the pirates because I believe the Pirate captain that found him felt pity and some sympathy and offered him a place with his crew
Wolf probably did follow the order since we see him in season 3 still working for the empire
Nice. Kix gets the recognition he deserves
Wolffe followed order 66
I am so proud to hear kix the last clone trooper was at the battle of exogul he really putting on for his brothers
Crosshair had his chip removed way before the others found out, and (spoiler, but it’s been ages so..) chose to stay with the Empire.
Why? Never saw the show.
@@Raiden0831 He choose royalty over family.
@@Raiden0831Crosshair said "I removed my chip" but i forgot which episode.
@@infamousblade9339 wasnt it the season 2 finally at camino
@@whyarewestillhere1073 loyalty
So kix is still around during the sequel trilogy, that is awesome
Yeah lol he was captured by the CIS and was frozen in stasis for like 50 years and forgotten about. Sidon Ithano and his crew find him. That’s how he’s still alive
Apperantly crosshair was immune to the chip. He just followed his orders.
He knew about it and removed it ages ago. But he still went along with 66 and betrayed the bad batch
how would he be immune to the chip if they were able to intensify it in the show?
That's funny how I'm watching this while my battery is at 66 percent
Weird I’m watching it like that too
In the bad batch it seems like Wolffe did follow order 66 but is still questioning his loyalty
Something I've always wondered: during the clone wars it was a VERY common tactic for the Seperatists to jam the transmissions of republic forces. I'm genuinely surprised there hasn't been a single instance in canon or legends where that was the case and some clones just never received order 66.
That'd be cool, the peace wouldn't last once they re-established contact but their jedi superiors would have had a heads up in the force and possibly survived. Dozens of jedi survived, perhaps that occurred for some of them.
Wolffe never had his chip removed, you know this because Rex has to convince him that "these aren't the Jedi that betrayed the republic"
You forgot Wrecker, it might have been a single episode where his brain went crazy after a bump in the head, but still.
I'm amazed Kix is still alive during the sequel trilogy
Wolfe committed order 66
The Bad Batch didn't avoid it, Wrecker literally was about to go nuts but Rex removed their Chips, they could have been activated if they got hit in the head
I didn’t realize kix fought in the battle of exegol that’s actually really cool, the last clone helped bring down the man that used him and his brothers
Me too
Fives is literally my favorite clone
The story of the first clone was one of the only clone wars episodes i got to watch
When Order 66 was issued, the vast majority of the clones obediently carried out their orders to eliminate the Jedi. But not all of them. A small group of clones had managed to resist the programming that had been implanted in their brains, and they had secretly fled into hiding.
Years later, as the Empire tightened its grip on the galaxy, these clones began to hear rumors of other clones who had also disobeyed Order 66. They knew that they were not alone, and they began to reach out to each other, forming a network of rebels dedicated to fighting the Empire and restoring freedom to the galaxy.
The group was led by a clone named CT-7727, who had once been known as "Jax." Jax had been one of the first clones to disobey Order 66, and he had spent years gathering intelligence and building up a support network.
As the rebellion grew, Jax and his fellow clones began to plan a daring mission to strike a major blow against the Empire. They knew that it would be risky, but they also knew that it was their only chance to make a real difference.
Their target was a heavily fortified Imperial base on the planet of Coruscant. The base was a key strategic location for the Empire, and its destruction would be a major blow to their operations in the area.
The mission was a success, but not without cost. Jax and several other clones were killed in the final assault, but their sacrifice was not in vain. The base was destroyed, and the Empire was forced to divert resources to deal with the damage.
After the mission, the surviving rebels regrouped and continued their fight against the Empire. They knew that the road ahead would be long and difficult, but they also knew that they had the spirit and determination to see it through.
Years later, as the Empire finally began to crumble, the surviving rebels looked back on their journey with pride. They had been a small group of clones, united by a common purpose and a shared belief in freedom. And in the end, they had made a difference.
and there were a few others. such as the clone that got locked in stasis for a century, the clone who was marooned on a planet, and a clone that found a force sensitive child and didn't sell her out. i don't remember if there's any others but those are the ones i can of off the top.
Tup is another level🥺
Bro executed Order 66 before anyone else.
full plot of kix- after discovering the huge conspiracy of the mind chips in clones and the order 66, alongside CT Fives, Kix was abducted by the separatists and frozen in carbonite for 50 years. fives was killed as seen on clone wars series immediately after him trying to take action against and helping his friend clone trooper who also then dies. kix is then discovered by pirate Sidon Ithano after 50 years and then becomes a part of his crew and helps Ray and Finn and others in the sequel trilogy. kix is the longest living clone to exist.
One thing about Fives’ arc, WE as the audience know that Order 66 happens and that no Jedi were ready, and yet they managed to write his conspiracy arc in a way that I still thought he could’ve warned them, or something. I still got so invested knowing what’ll happen :o
Wrecker started going crazy from the effects of the inhibitor chip
I'm so glad that Rex and the others managed to knock him out and remove the chip 💀
poor kix, he would be surprised and devastated that he was one of the last and oldest clone that are still around..
Cut: Babe, I keep hearing "execute order 66" in the back of my head, is one of the kids a Jedi?
There were a lot more clones that literally disobeyed order 66 it’s just that we never saw them on screen
Apparently commander doom was meant to be one of the clones that was with Rex on the at te house with a whole group of clones
Tbh, the AT-TE could transport a number of clones iirc, so I'm surprised there wasn't a much larger number to begin with.
I know I wanted to see doom on there since I love doom design and just well you know I also wished other clones we on there like jet or something else
Cut is probably the luckiest clone of all time. Abandoned the Republic and the war all by himself, still has all clone abilities and is therefore capable in combat, has a beautiful Twi Lek wife and two children on a farm far away from any tension. Even if he probably dies in 30 years, he made more of it than any other clone.
Fives dies months before order 66 and Rex executed it but then got his inhibiter chip removed by Ahsoka.
Crosshair committed order 66 on his own free will
I think wolffe’s chip never worked because when he got his cut on his eye by ventress it also cut around where his chip would be and probably damaged it.
Damn Kix managed to outlast Luke
I believe there was another Clone who crashed his ship and didn't execute order 66. He lived most of his life on the planet and even meet Luke Skywalker after Storm troopers shot at him thinking that he was a Rebel playing a trick because of his Clone Armour.
That's legends
More then that, new season of bad batch shows it
The bad batch mutations didn’t completely stop them as Rex had the bad batch remove them after wrecker got a headache during a mission. Wrecker succumbed to order 66 twice, though briefly
I always loved the clones they were so cool
BRUH HOW HAVE I NEVER HEARD THAT FIVES KNEW ABOUT 66 wow I guess I never put that together so he wasn't just some crazy dude.
We can't forget Captain Howzer how he disobeys bad orders .. it was not through order 66 but it was very baddass
Wow, a Clone Trooper was able to fight in the final battle, cool!
Captain Rex just gave me nostalgia
"Execute order 66"
"Nuh uh"
Hard to believe 11 disobeyed out of millions of clones. Theres gotta be more than that
What's interesting about the Bad Batch is that it showed clones that executed Order 66, having second thoughts and regrets of doing it, like Cody
Crosshair actually removed his chip long before the others had. He simply chose to do the order because he only stays on the "winning side"
palpatine: execute order 67
me: *starts dancing*
palpatine: I MEAN, EXECUTE ORDER SIXTY SIX!!!
me: keeps dancing
Imagine how bad obi-wan must've felt if he found out some troopers resisted order 66. After cody...
Imagine how much better the story would be if the clones weren't just turned into organic droids.
If Cut is still friends with Rex, it's a pretty good chance he had it removed.
actually crosshair allowed to avoid order 66.. but he followed order 66 bcz he want too.. not bcz the chip
My favorite was those guys who thought it was the seperatist and didn't do it
Wolffe didn’t get his chip removed until after he started working for the empire he did execute order 66 as we can see in the third season of the bad batch
I find it so cool that even in the sequels there a clone who is still there
He was frozen by the separatists and found by pirates
Dude totally forgot about Wrecker's chip activating and nearly killing the bad batch and Rex 💀
Many more clones during the Bad Batch as Cody mentioned were turning against the Order
I can’t wait for season 2 of bad batch
Wasn’t Kix captured by the Separatists and put into a cryogenic chamber and while being transported the the transport ship got attacked and crashed onto a planet and Kix was forgotten until he was found by the pirates?
Yeye
I might be blanking but when was this
@@fish3646 I think it was in the book the crimson Corsair and the lost treasure of count dooku
Aye lets gooo! My boi Wolffe wasn’t bout to become a stormtrooper...
I think with Gregor, his chip got damaged either when he crashed and got amnesia, or when he somehow survived that explosion
Screw the clones we suffered true pain that day
“Good Soldiers follow orders”
I had no idea Kix was on Exagol, that's awesome
Kicks fighting in Exegol is pretty cool ngl, though would be better if we actually saw him in the movie.
Cross hair got it removed, he just didn't care
Since Cut’s family harbored troopers like Rex and the Bad Batch if his chip somehow activated he would be forced to kill his whole family.
Crosshair was just borderline diehard Imperial. He had his chip removed early. Also Kix on Exegol is awesome. He'd be old af but awesome. Also Gregor was blown tf up and went nuts so his chip likely failed.
It's good to know that kiks avenged his brothers like fighting the emperor even though everybody hang new was dead
I watched the bad batch in December in 2021 and I loved it
Lawquane didn’t remove his chip but never received the order, and cross hair removed his chip so he wasn’t forced to carry out Order 66, instead he CHOSE to carry out the order
I never knew kix daughter in the battle of exegol, well he was frozen for 50 years but still they should’ve shown him in live action that would’ve been SO SICK!
Remember, Wrecker and Rex *DID* commit order 66 for a short amount if time until they got their chips removed
Rex Fr be the best in everything he does
We need more of Kix.
Crosshair had his inhibitor chip removed long before The Bad Batch he joined the empire willingly
Cross hair actually had his chip removed
Crosshair didn't really go with it because he was forced by the inhibitor chip, he did it because he was just following orders.
Crosshair doesn’t have his chip, he just does it because he follows orders willingly
I was kinda hoping this would be an intro into legends clones who disobeyed O66
I want Crosshair to rejoin his team of the Bad Batch to fight against the Empire.
i think in the movies it would’ve been cool to see batallions of clone troopers fighting each other with obi wan leading on one side and anakin leading the other
basically 212th and 501st fighting
You forgot to exclude wrecker. He fell to order 66 for a brief period.
How did kix fight in the battle of Exegol. Clones age twice as fast as normal people and the battle of Exegol took place about 40 years after order 66, so kix would probably be in his 90s at that point.
He was cryogenically frozen for about 50 years
I don't even care about star wars but these videos are still interesting to me
Cut lawquan wouldn’t have been able to execute the order since it was only given out once through all clone coms and maybe radio/tv because he was a farmer he could have been doing literally anything at the time the order was given
Star wars: clones age twice as fast as humans
Also star wars: this clone fought in a battle that took place many many decades later
Kix was put in stasis after being captured by the separatists. He was then found amongst the remains of a separatist ship later i believe
The last episode of bad batch made me so SADDD
Ummm what about Wrecker everyone, he was basically the reason the rest of The Batch were convinced to removing his chip. Dude hit his head to many damn tomes and the chip basically "activated" and he turned on everyone by "being a good soldier"
Cut: I have this weird urge to kill jedi, and there's none here so whatever
Bad batch is probably the only star wars show that I enjoyed
12 at the beginning of attack of the clones when they went to genosis a ship was shot down with a clone that survived and help out like Skywalker.
It's worth noting that Crosshair's inhibitor chip had been destroyed by an injury long before order 66, he chose to obey the order willingly. And the rest of the Bad Batch was still influenced by the chip later, notably sending Wrecker into a frenzy sometime after the order.
Kix fought in the fucking end fight of the Sequels NICE