her sister gets killed by count dooku in a comic book which is technically her second appearance(so yeah master tiplar was killed to start a story arc and master tiplee was killed to add drama making them both completely worthless)
Notice how Tup for no reason actually got angry and vengeful when looking at the Jedi. So the chips not only force the clones to obey the order but also alters their personality so they actually begin to hate the jedi and want to kill them.
I think you can see the exact moment where Tup's chip starts taking him over. At 1:10, he takes off his helmet and you can see him blinking hard, as if he's fighting off a headache. From that point on, he's almost constantly twitching, and we see him at 1:38 staring at Tiplar with a strangely blank expression. It's pretty creepy.
Also at 01:40 you see that he seems to be subtly staring at her in a very ominous manner, then when Anakin mentions his name you see he reacts almost like he was interrupted while daydreaming.
@Omni-Man If by "kept it real", you mean "refusing to own up for selling Ahsoka out to save face by blaming it on the will of the Force", then yes, you are correct.
Cody Shooting at Obi wan “I prefer the first act of order 66” Tiplar’s death “I said the first act of order 66” Clones attacking Pong Krell “Perfection”
@@milodack1599 but it wasn't bcs of the Order 66. Of course, the "reason" for what the Order exist (the explanation) was for such cases, but it wasnt ordered. So it's basically Treason, but a Treason of a Treason is a honour
What I remember about the rise of the Empire is… is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the Clone Wars, the 501st Legion was discreetly transferred back to Coruscant. It was a silent trip. We all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts? Any private traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word
Honestly I enjoyed that game all the way through but that mission, I honestly always feared that one. Yeah got excited when I got the kills 😂 but that cut scene, the dialogue, the music, you were about to participate in one of Star Wars's most tragic events.
You don't see people getting dismembered but there's still quite a bit of death in Rebels, not to the scale of TCW though because, well, TCW had two huge armies going at it whereas in Rebels it's just a small group of Rebels Vs the entire Empire.
I just noticed while rewatching the Umbaran Arc that when Rex says Krell betrayed the republic, Tup makes a weird furious face like he's losing it. Maybe his chip malfunctioned and thought order 66 was given because of that.
Imagine how much more brutal if we got the same scenes in the prequels and The Clone Wars but swapped the Trade Federation and Separatist droids for living soldiers.
One of the best scenes of season 6. One of the striking scenes of the series. That scene branded the beginnings of the Order 66 and the Great Jedi Purge. The beginning of the Revenge of the Sith !
+Connor Burns Both my brothers think the same thing but i just don't understand why some people think the the inhibitor chips was a terrible Idea? if it weren't for the chips, most clone would rather either fake the jedi's deaths and face the consequences if discovered, or help the Jedi form a coup against Darth Sidious which would make a quick success for the Jedi and members of the senate who ally themselves to the Jedi.
+David Castagnet this showed how deep was the conspiracy. unless that moron Jango Fet had used that Kaminoan poison dart in Coruscant nobody would know of the Clone Army. If Tup wasn't injured in the head, he won't have snaped during that battle and nobody would even know about the Chip... that Palpatine is really good covering his tracks...
@@Kotazo85 Except the clone army was supposed to be eventually discovered. How else would they fight side-by-side with the jedi to gain their trust and be in a perfect spot to kill them when the time came?
That was so badass though i loved that episode. the following episode was kinda ok, but it was nice to see some familiar faces. The thing about the bad batch the doesn’t really make it as good as the clone wars is that we know that they are gonna get hurt for the most part. In the clone wars every solider and even Jedi are at risk, and everytime you see a clone die it hurts
Order 66 existed by the start of the Clone Wars It says "If Jedi operatives went outside of the intentions and objetives of the republic,they are to be eliminated on site" Basically,kill rogue jedis like Pong Krell,Ahsoka,or Barris
one thing I find so interesting is that Topps programming was disrupted by Anakin's commands. It's as if the chip was designed to hunt and execute all Jedi but Anakin at 1:39
...To be fair, that's entirely on the jedi. SHE WAS STARING DOWN THAT GUN FOR ABOUT 7 SECONDS! You're a jedi, MOVE YOUR ASS OUT OF THE FIRE! If all jedi are this slow in reaction time, I think I know how order 66 was so successful...
***** She's a jedi, even if surprising, she should have a better reaction time, especially when the person aiming at her is giving her such a long period of time to move.
+Leah Davis Yoda has already seen the events of Order 66 in his Training with the Force Priestess in season 6 of Clone Wars, he Understood that some things are unavoidable and set into motion, but he Trusted in The Force After his Training with The Force Priestess Yoda became less and less involved in the War and with other Jedi
They thought they did the right thing but they could be convinced to see that what they did was wrong. Kanan in Star Wars Rebels succeeded in showing a clone the error of his ways
"So how do we justify what we are doing now? Breeding men without choice, and without freedom, to fight and die for us? When do the means cease to justify the end? Where is our society heading? Where are our ideals, and what are we without them? If we give in to expedience in this way, where do we draw the line between ourselves and those we find unacceptably evil? I have no answer, Masters. Do you?" ―Bardan Jusik Sean Wilson
I think as we look back on this moment the immediate reaction of Fives when he realised what Tup was about to do. It says a lot about both his friendship with Tup, and about his respect and liking of the jedi.
what makes this extra scary is that he was actually calculated in his moves and took measures to kill her without anyone realizing before it was too late, and he didn't even know he was doing it!
Markus. He’s worried about his brother. In a battle, if you don’t “feel like yourself” you could be a huge liability to your side. That’s why if you’re dealing with a mental disability or psychotic break, command gets you out ASAP. Last thing they need is a soldier losing his shit in the middle of an important battle.
I doubt he knew, as this arc is when he learns about it. The tone in his question seems to reflect how clones are bred for battle and the chance that they would be trained to deal with mental illness considering that they most likely don't have the programing to get mentally ill.
@@terraodonnell5042 Yeah of course I get that. I just feel the way how Fives looked around before saying it made it seem like there was another meaning. I honestly prefer the clones executing order 66 without being mindless and not in control of their abilites. I prefer if they knew about it all long and not some chip in their hads. It adds another dynamic to the story. Which is why this scene with Fives made me think wow is Fives trying to cover it up almost?
I keep thinking about how hard this must have been for Tiplee, seeing her twin sister murdered by a trusted clone trooper in the middle of combat. No time to truly react and as a Jedi, no ability to truly mourn her.
At this point Anakin was still part of the Jedi quite solidly. Imagine if this clone decided to kill Anakin instead of her, the entire future would be so drastically changed
Must have been total agony for Tup, the chip activating and then deactivating within seconds. Erasing his personality and then bringing it back, over and over.
I remember reading a comic where one of the twins was anakin childhood friend during the early years of his Jedi training. I think they are a year or two older than he is. And they wouldn’t make him a master which I think shows that they would promote other his age but not him
She was really only looking at him for 2 seconds. Its just camera changes. In a scene, if say camera one is looking at the Jedi and camera two is looking at the clone, both of the events are happening at the same time. They just can't show both at once. She was simply confused for 2 seconds then she died.
0:58 Anakin walking into the room like this with the 501st behind him reminds me of that amazing scene where he storms the Jedi temple with his battalion during order 66! I wish we got to see him do this more often!
God, can you just imagine a non canon version of Order 66 where it's just the clones saying Good soldier follow orders and going through the temple attacking Jedi. Then one of their helmets gets knocked off and they just have this dead eyed, glazed over, vacant expression on their face. That'd be super chilling. I'm not saying it'd be like in the movie when Vader first attacked the temple, I mean like it's just the clones and no one else. The story would be from the Jedi's perspective and it could show the clones seeming more like droids than human and the inner monologue of the Jedi would be them describing they felt no emotions coming from the clones and how they felt about it.
it's the rating. Disney doesn't allow over a Y7 rating so it can't be as violent or go into deeper subjects. clone wars pushed the boundaries for a PG rating while rebels pushes them for a Y7 rating. there is a lot of space in between the two.
Just a reminder, Tup singlehandedly put down General Pong Krell on Umbara. Such a shame he had to go down like this. He could've been made an ARC trooper after Umbara
This is prob one of my favorite battle scenes of all time, the tactics used seem more realistic and telling of how some Jedi have finally started to grasp the whole “warfare” thing
![Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Hardcase's death (Battle of Umbara) [1080p]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vWpbJNZZBPc/mqdefault.jpg)
![Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Pong Krell's death [1080p]](/img/n.gif)
“Good soldiers follow orders...” just thinking of the entire clone army snapping and saying this gives me the chills.
Hey Rookie, good to see you alive!
What episode is that
@@davidhicks1737 Season 6 episode 1
Admiral Holdo's favorite saying
This is going to happen in tomorrow's episode wont it? :(
He killed her because she killed his favorite Spider Droid.
Dying
MrBabbles Nah maybe Tiplar stole Tup's opportunity for the kill on the Spider Droid.
MrBabbles so Tiplar was a kill stealer ?
Thats canon
No she stole his cookies
rip floaty hair jedi, your one episode appearence will be missed
HA HA!
her sister gets killed by count dooku in a comic book which is technically her second appearance(so yeah master tiplar was killed to start a story arc and master tiplee was killed to add drama making them both completely worthless)
Floaty hair
YourPrivateNightmare, love their designs.
@@anthonyrodriguez1119 They had potential in the franchise but no they were wasted.
Notice how Tup for no reason actually got angry and vengeful when looking at the Jedi. So the chips not only force the clones to obey the order but also alters their personality so they actually begin to hate the jedi and want to kill them.
Vlad the Impaler And we couldnt see the clones faces during order 66 cause they had helmets on so yeah that makes sense
JasonX 117 What clones were those? Any videos on them or comics?
I’m dead Inside probably any clone who has been within a 100 meter radius of pong krell
Dylan McNab lmao
After what pong Krell and Mace Windu pulled it was easy to explain order 66 to the senate lmao
When the Burger King lady yells "Order 66" and you see a kid with a toy light saber
3:41
It will be done my lord
That's dark
Jack William Thorne that's why its funny
Hahaha my god😂
Anoniem Pech voor jou you’re welcome
"Good soldiers follow orders..." Man, that's chilling.
+Kryten Mark sounds like hitler's germany
+Mcgiver 13 more like stalins russia
Mcgiver 13 Yeah, in a way, I suppose. ^.^
+Mcgiver 13 Or Stalingrad?
You guys talking about Hitler's boyfriend XD
I think you can see the exact moment where Tup's chip starts taking him over. At 1:10, he takes off his helmet and you can see him blinking hard, as if he's fighting off a headache. From that point on, he's almost constantly twitching, and we see him at 1:38 staring at Tiplar with a strangely blank expression. It's pretty creepy.
I never noticed that before. Attention to detail. This is why the Clone Wars was so good.
The details in them are so amazing
Good eye
Also at 01:40 you see that he seems to be subtly staring at her in a very ominous manner, then when Anakin mentions his name you see he reacts almost like he was interrupted while daydreaming.
look at also how his pupils expand when he's like "JEDI..."
1:08 Anakin being called "Master Skywalker"
Mace Windu: WHO HAS AWAKENED THE ANCIENT ONE
Mace Windu: 3:41 **kills Anakin**
Shut up, Mace. We still hate you for throwing Ahsoka under the bus.
@@sambridgers9543 Take a seat, young Skywalker
Tiplar and Tiplee are only like a year older than Anakin and both got promoted to master. Council really hates Anakin besides fisto and plo
@Omni-Man If by "kept it real", you mean "refusing to own up for selling Ahsoka out to save face by blaming it on the will of the Force", then yes, you are correct.
Cody Shooting at Obi wan
“I prefer the first act of order 66”
Tiplar’s death
“I said the first act of order 66”
Clones attacking Pong Krell
“Perfection”
The way order 66 was supposed to be carried out. Krell’s execution would have been a good example of a just use of order 66.
Dogma did order 66 first
@@milocorrigan7128 lol He didnt
@@mequana he is the one who shot Pong Krell
@@milodack1599 but it wasn't bcs of the Order 66. Of course, the "reason" for what the Order exist (the explanation) was for such cases, but it wasnt ordered. So it's basically Treason, but a Treason of a Treason is a honour
Tiplar and Tiplee, their parents clearly thought long and hard about those names.
You mean the Jedi. Cause younglings get new names after joining the order
They should’ve named them Tiplee and Tipchan
@@linusmota9712 no some jedis parents give name first after four months they give them to the JEDI
Sounds like fckn Pokémon
What I remember about the rise of the Empire is… is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the Clone Wars, the 501st Legion was discreetly transferred back to Coruscant. It was a silent trip. We all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts? Any private traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word
Darth Caedus dude that was such a good game
ChaoticMartian indeed. my brother and I would get some competitive playing against each other.
Darth Caedus original Star Wars Battlefront 2
Universe Man Amen
Honestly I enjoyed that game all the way through but that mission, I honestly always feared that one. Yeah got excited when I got the kills 😂 but that cut scene, the dialogue, the music, you were about to participate in one of Star Wars's most tragic events.
It's a shame Disney didn't finish this series before starting Rebels.
Damn Cartoon Network refused to work with them but I don't blame them
+Ser Matthew Batson Its a shame yes, but however i think the last episodes about yoda where quite a good ending to the series.
+The Supremacist Disney would've just censored everything to death like they're doing with Rebels
You don't see people getting dismembered but there's still quite a bit of death in Rebels, not to the scale of TCW though because, well, TCW had two huge armies going at it whereas in Rebels it's just a small group of Rebels Vs the entire Empire.
+DancingPotato16 I know Clone Wars actually had that war feeling like everyone you like dies clones I mean well and Jedi
I just noticed while rewatching the Umbaran Arc that when Rex says Krell betrayed the republic, Tup makes a weird furious face like he's losing it. Maybe his chip malfunctioned and thought order 66 was given because of that.
Oh shit
Oh shit that makes sense
That is my new head canon thanks
I love how they're keeping that "Good soldiers follow orders" line in Bad Batch.
1:39 he already was giving her the death look
Never noticed that, good eyes
He hated her for some reason
I don’t know why tho
You have got to be kidding me... Admiral Trench has survived AGAIN!!!!!
he's a bad ass
Peter Wong he dies in season 7
His death was a unfinished episode
Kek 9 thanks for the spoilers I have yet to watch that episode
@@milesohalloran2471 Well it was technically the same episode you had already pointed out, just a finished version.
3:47 *teleports behind you* nothing personal, kid.
Carson Fijal KO
fucking best comment if you just click immediatly when you see the comment
Lol
*N A N I !!*
This would be an awesome map in battlefront 2
Supremacy would be hell
@@mrbencroft8251 Man I loved that map
Good co op/ga map, horrendous supremacy map
@Alin Senju yes it would 🤡
battlefield operation metro and locker cluster map
2:24 a Battle Droid tries to make the run for it but ended up sliced by Anakins Lightsaber, Wow The Clone Wars had tons of details here.
waR CRimE!!!!1!1!1!!1!11!!!1111
F
Hahahhahahahah
#Droidlivesmatter
Imagine how much more brutal if we got the same scenes in the prequels and The Clone Wars but swapped the Trade Federation and Separatist droids for living soldiers.
2:33 it's pretty nice seeing tiny moments like these, gives us a better understanding of the friendships the Jedi and clones formed
3:16 when you lag during a multiplayer session.
Every match on BF2 before the patches
@@JamesIsAway now that’s a name I haven’t heard for a long time.
This aged too well with Battlefront Classic Collection
@@trevoranthony3018How studios manage to unfinish a finished game never fails to amaze me.
One of the best scenes of season 6.
One of the striking scenes of the series.
That scene branded the beginnings of the Order 66 and the Great Jedi Purge.
The beginning of the Revenge of the Sith !
+Michael Jarrett That's only because on the inhibitor chip in their head. Several clones managed to remove it though and refuse the order.
+Connor Burns Both my brothers think the same thing but i just don't understand why some people think the the inhibitor chips was a terrible Idea? if it weren't for the chips, most clone would rather either fake the jedi's deaths and face the consequences if discovered, or help the Jedi form a coup against Darth Sidious which would make a quick success for the Jedi and members of the senate who ally themselves to the Jedi.
+David Castagnet this showed how deep was the conspiracy. unless that moron Jango Fet had used that Kaminoan poison dart in Coruscant nobody would know of the Clone Army. If Tup wasn't injured in the head, he won't have snaped during that battle and nobody would even know about the Chip... that Palpatine is really good covering his tracks...
@@Kotazo85 Except the clone army was supposed to be eventually discovered. How else would they fight side-by-side with the jedi to gain their trust and be in a perfect spot to kill them when the time came?
Who’s here after Crosshair said “Good Soldiers Follow Orders” in the Bad Batch?
When he said "those insurgents are plotting against the emperor" I was surprised it didn't get a bigger response. He sounded almost desperate
That was so badass though i loved that episode. the following episode was kinda ok, but it was nice to see some familiar faces. The thing about the bad batch the doesn’t really make it as good as the clone wars is that we know that they are gonna get hurt for the most part. In the clone wars every solider and even Jedi are at risk, and everytime you see a clone die it hurts
@@jacksonfairfax6351 same brother. Amazing sequence!
i'm here after hearing Wrecker saying it
(IN HELMET) Palpatine: CT-5385. Execute Order 66.
Yes my Lorf
Lorf palpatine rules all
Lol “Lorf” palpy
Lord.
Rogers Stinson we know it’s lord palpatine, lorf just sounds funnier
I think this was when order 66 first appeared
+TheRoblox Gamer77 I think so, but there's also a scene in season 2 where Edge says "If there's one thing we clones know, it's how to stop a Jedi".
+Harleen Quinzel to be fair Edge was under the control of a mindworm
What about Pong krell?
Will M he received a vision showing Order 66 and then went rogue soon after
Order 66 existed by the start of the Clone Wars
It says "If Jedi operatives went outside of the intentions and objetives of the republic,they are to be eliminated on site"
Basically,kill rogue jedis like Pong Krell,Ahsoka,or Barris
1:38 Look at Tup staring at the Jedi, the chip had already started working at that point.
Awesome detail
But what actually caught my attention is when he still followed Anakins orders, like the chip programmed him to kill all jedi except Anakin
No, he was just trying to look down tiplars robe
@@thrawnedits5860 can't blame him
one thing I find so interesting is that Topps programming was disrupted by Anakin's commands. It's as if the chip was designed to hunt and execute all Jedi but Anakin at 1:39
Your right i never noticed that he was staring at Tiplar. Then when anakin spoke he immidently snapped to attention
its an odd coincidence, though i find it hard to believe that enough foresight was used to specifically mark Anakin as do not attack
@@jeremybk54 so how would you explain the fact the 501st didn't turn against him while marching into the Jedi temple when order 66 was executed?
@@galslovveme palpatine ordered them to follow Anakin's lead/commands
@@jeremybk54 you have a source for this or speculative?
...To be fair, that's entirely on the jedi. SHE WAS STARING DOWN THAT GUN FOR ABOUT 7 SECONDS! You're a jedi, MOVE YOUR ASS OUT OF THE FIRE! If all jedi are this slow in reaction time, I think I know how order 66 was so successful...
+Lee Hales It's sad she's NOT Protoected by the Plot Armor Gods.
Solaxe S That was not the face of shock,. that was the face of minor annoyance
***** She's a jedi, even if surprising, she should have a better reaction time, especially when the person aiming at her is giving her such a long period of time to move.
It wasn't 7 seconds it's was a plot second
+Leah Davis Yoda has already seen the events of Order 66 in his Training with the Force Priestess in season 6 of Clone Wars, he Understood that some things are unavoidable and set into motion, but he Trusted in The Force After his Training with The Force Priestess Yoda became less and less involved in the War and with other Jedi
did all the clones after order 66 goes "what did we do?" or did they go "jedi was planning to turn on us, we did the right thing"
The latter, seeing as the 501st continued to serve Anakin well into the Empire days.
in legends i heard that alot of clones went rogue and became a bounty hunter like boba
We felt it was the right thing but then I say my actions
They thought they did the right thing but they could be convinced to see that what they did was wrong. Kanan in Star Wars Rebels succeeded in showing a clone the error of his ways
"So how do we justify what we are doing now? Breeding men without choice, and without freedom, to fight and die for us? When do the means cease to justify the end? Where is our society heading? Where are our ideals, and what are we without them? If we give in to expedience in this way, where do we draw the line between ourselves and those we find unacceptably evil? I have no answer, Masters. Do you?" ―Bardan Jusik Sean Wilson
I wish we saw more of commander Doom. He looks awesome
2:20-2:40 dat background music doe...
Jimmy Bob Stewart formerly Chuck Wood ikr
what's it called tho?
that msuic is like holy fuck
Star wars needs more orchestral rock
Elliott Trzasko sounds like it should be in Halo Reach
Here before the Crosshair references
'Good soldiers follow orders' is by far the most frightening line in all of Star Wars to this point
Good soldier follow orders good soliders follow orders
I think as we look back on this moment the immediate reaction of Fives when he realised what Tup was about to do. It says a lot about both his friendship with Tup, and about his respect and liking of the jedi.
Tiplar took a blaster bolt to the face at close range and she still has a head ?
Who else but a Jedi ?
Disney Magic! 😬
Disney had nothing to do with TCW
they're not going to show that in clone wars lol
"Execute Order 66." -Palpatine
+Will Morris excuse me but... how episode is in this video? :)
+Jorjag Poľný its from revenge of the sith
+Da Hans thx man COOL! ;)
do it
Will M it will be done, my lord
Tomorrow, every clone in the army will be doing this...
@@jmedrano704 Yeah but after watching the Clone Wars, it makes sense since they're no way these men would willingly betrayed their Jedi.
Oh no
It's sad not only how brainwashed they are but how all their personality drains away and leaves them so cruel
“Good soldiers follow orders” this gives me the chills because I know what this leads
I love the detail where Tup's eyes dilate when he notices Tiplar. It's really eerie, but cool.
what makes this extra scary is that he was actually calculated in his moves and took measures to kill her without anyone realizing before it was too late, and he didn't even know he was doing it!
Laughing at how the 501st is just getting mowed down where as Doom Legion is just beasting it!
4:16 "We lost our momentum!" uummm... but skywalker I think you lost more than your momentum.
Imagine if he shot Anakin instead
It probably would have been the best thing to have happened (no Darth Vader for Sidious), but the worse thing (no Darth Vader for *Sidious*)
anakin would have seen that probably, the jedi there could see it too, but she wasnt sure what the clone was doing, she didnt expect him to kill her
He actually doesn’t react to anakin, later in the Ep he only reacts when Tiplee enters his vision
Sidious: *surprised Pikachu face*
anakin was an exemption
1:58 The way how fives looks around then says ''what do you mean'' in a discreet way kind of makes me feel as if he knows about order 66.
Markus. He’s worried about his brother. In a battle, if you don’t “feel like yourself” you could be a huge liability to your side. That’s why if you’re dealing with a mental disability or psychotic break, command gets you out ASAP. Last thing they need is a soldier losing his shit in the middle of an important battle.
I doubt he knew, as this arc is when he learns about it. The tone in his question seems to reflect how clones are bred for battle and the chance that they would be trained to deal with mental illness considering that they most likely don't have the programing to get mentally ill.
@@terraodonnell5042 Yeah of course I get that. I just feel the way how Fives looked around before saying it made it seem like there was another meaning.
I honestly prefer the clones executing order 66 without being mindless and not in control of their abilites. I prefer if they knew about it all long and not some chip in their hads.
It adds another dynamic to the story. Which is why this scene with Fives made me think wow is Fives trying to cover it up almost?
Season 6 was going to be so good! :(
Another King Pig when is going out?
Another King Pig just checked it a few hours ago, february 2020
@@veltron1996 Feburary 17th if I'm not mistaken
Leroy Jethro Gibbs thanks, 2 more weeks yay
This is something people probably didn't notice but at 1:39 tup is literally staring at tiplar with serial killer eyes
I keep thinking about how hard this must have been for Tiplee, seeing her twin sister murdered by a trusted clone trooper in the middle of combat. No time to truly react and as a Jedi, no ability to truly mourn her.
Clone Tup.... The time has come.... Execute Order 66
KSPlayZ MC It will be done my lord
Jedi Masters killed
Tup: 1
General Grievous: 0
Tup>Grievous
Actually, Grievous killed loads in his prime.
Grievous killed hundreds of Jedi, including 5 during the micro series.
He killed Kit Fistos apprentice Nahdar Vebb but technically nahdar wasnt a jedi master yet
@@JH9TheEditor this was before I watched tcw lol
"Get him back to base"
*Proceeds to use Tup as human shield while backing up*
The way anakin fights at 2:20 is so cool and for some reason satisfying.
At this point Anakin was still part of the Jedi quite solidly. Imagine if this clone decided to kill Anakin instead of her, the entire future would be so drastically changed
@Luke Harman I imagine Palpatine wouldn't risk that.
So sad. And fives had eventually figured it out, and they had evidence right there
0:58 jeez Anakin might as well be Darth Vader already. I think he has those evil eyes too.
War has an effect on you
RIP Master Tiplar. You seemed so awesome
Yes, a Jedi master who let a clone walk right up and shoot her....so awesome. Lol
Must have been total agony for Tup, the chip activating and then deactivating within seconds. Erasing his personality and then bringing it back, over and over.
Here in May 1st, 2020. Order 66 has found its way in Clone Wars... Good soldiers follow orders...
2:20 right until tub shoots the jedi, best battle music ever.
what's tub I thought it was tup
Name of the soundtrack???
3:40 subtitles: good soldiers full of odors
When you’re all playing with lightsabers and the last survivor is a youngling
3:41
This made me laugh more than it should’ve
Love this scene, thanks for uploading. =)
+General Grievous No problem. :-)
Of course you love this scene Grievous! It has a jedi dying.
It is good to see a skinking Jedi be destroyed in a battle there's nothing like it. Isn't that rift grievous ?
*right
the Should finnaly make a Clone Wars Battlefront
I know right?!
Patrick Star oh boy do I have a game for you
And EA ruined it!
@@ragingroyal729 Yeah EA ruined it but DICE fixed it. It's a pretty good game now.
But no the major uptdate is over.
This is the first time I have ever seen clones using shields like a swat team raiding a lair
Such a shame she was so beautiful but she was just a Jedi
I must say that i had a crush on her and her sister.....
*The time has come.*
Execute...
Order...
_69!!!_
lol a three year old comment has replies from 1 week ago
@@somedumbspammer4408 yes my lord.
Tipla: 😳
Me: 😏🤤
"Hes a little confused but hes got the order"
I got really into this episode as soon as Tiplee said, “Admiral Trench has sent for reinforcements.”
Seeing this after Season 7 episode 11 just kills me.
We don't appreciate how Fives was Rex's second in command, or how Jesse had to quickly fill the hole in the leadership he left after he died
Hey, tup!
TUP! NO!!!!!!
(bing)
Hey, tup! TUP! NO!!! (Commercial)
“Good soldiers follow orders.” By far the scariest quote in Star wars
Lol wheres the hole that the blastershot hit?
+Gideon Smit you mean rule 34
+Emmanuel Ajoku Rule 66 :3
Execute order, 34.
Wolfbane_41 PG show
Keep in mind, this is still a kid show
0:58 That’s a very “Anakin” shot. I love it.
Tiplee/Tipla and Ima gun-di (that name lol)...all were promising jedi with the only purpose of tragic death.
Now we know Tup and Fives didn’t die for good
R.I.P Random floaty hair girl thing. Your apperance in less than 10 minutes will be missed
I remember reading a comic where one of the twins was anakin childhood friend during the early years of his Jedi training. I think they are a year or two older than he is. And they wouldn’t make him a master which I think shows that they would promote other his age but not him
Well, that teardrop tattoo has a lot more meaning now
Tup standing with his gun pointed at Tiplar
Fives and Tiplar for about 5 seconds: 👁👄👁
Palpatine: Execute order 66! TUP: Yes my lord! Palpatine: Wait no stop, not yet! Oh crap now I've exposed my master plan damnit
3:29
"That was my fucking kill"
why did tipplar just stand there while Tup aimed a gun at her? Did she think Tup was gonna shoot something behind her or what?
She was really only looking at him for 2 seconds. Its just camera changes. In a scene, if say camera one is looking at the Jedi and camera two is looking at the clone, both of the events are happening at the same time. They just can't show both at once. She was simply confused for 2 seconds then she died.
She was confused, she didn't have the reaction time for it.
Confusion probably helped kill more Jedi during the Purge than anything else.
Sakura Syndrome.
Order 66 made its first appearance right in front of her.
+TheWrong Jedi You're welcome! ;-)
:3
Lady Tano jkkp0
Harleen Quinzel of
Harleen Quinzel of
Can I get the name of the ost playing
I like how anakin is already using his lights Aberdeen like Vader, just one handing it to block 1 or 2 shots
whats aberdeen
@@JohnyMiko Autocorrect must have gone weird and translated 'lightsaber' to 'lights Aberdeen'.
Poor Tup. I can only imagine how chaotic it must’ve been in his brain with his chip going haywire
0:58 Anakin walking into the room like this with the 501st behind him reminds me of that amazing scene where he storms the Jedi temple with his battalion during order 66! I wish we got to see him do this more often!
The music during this is so fricking epic, it just makes it perfect!!!
God, can you just imagine a non canon version of Order 66 where it's just the clones saying Good soldier follow orders and going through the temple attacking Jedi. Then one of their helmets gets knocked off and they just have this dead eyed, glazed over, vacant expression on their face. That'd be super chilling. I'm not saying it'd be like in the movie when Vader first attacked the temple, I mean like it's just the clones and no one else. The story would be from the Jedi's perspective and it could show the clones seeming more like droids than human and the inner monologue of the Jedi would be them describing they felt no emotions coming from the clones and how they felt about it.
Trooper: **aims blaster for 3 seconds**
Tiplar: 👁️_👁️ *does nothing*
Tup felt order 66 too early.
Tup: She burned my patch
W reference 😂
Why can't Star Wars Rebels be this awesome?!
it's the rating. Disney doesn't allow over a Y7 rating so it can't be as violent or go into deeper subjects. clone wars pushed the boundaries for a PG rating while rebels pushes them for a Y7 rating. there is a lot of space in between the two.
It is
orders 5s to bring Tup back alive and proceeds to hold him in front of himself as a meat shield
Just a reminder, Tup singlehandedly put down General Pong Krell on Umbara. Such a shame he had to go down like this. He could've been made an ARC trooper after Umbara
3:47 dude why didn't she react she had plenty of time to cut off his blaster or something😂
The pov of the jedi/clone happen at the same time
I for one think it was out of shock or disbelief.
@@timothyjohnson5699 true but the pov theory makes sense
0:37
are they saying "yes sir" or am i hearing things
"Sir" is a mutual title used to refer to a higher up
distinct olive
- sir
used as a polite or respectful way of addressing a man, especially one in a position of authority.
+Peridot (Certified Kindergartener) Sir is a gender neutral term in the military.
+TheDeadlyMagikarp
Thank you. I knew it wasn't regularly used like that. I suppose just the military..(?)
Primarily yeah, and if i'm not mistaken mostly Navy, but I could be wrong on that part.
"good soldiers follow orders" was inspiring to many clones and they decided to kill the jedi the end
Pov : UA-cam recommend you this in 2021
This is prob one of my favorite battle scenes of all time, the tactics used seem more realistic and telling of how some Jedi have finally started to grasp the whole “warfare” thing