The Most Mysterious Arc in Star Wars the Clone Wars Explained
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Y'know, the end of Season 6, when Yoda trips out...
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Wait, after knowing this information did yoda even try to changes things, or did he let things stay the way they were.
I know that yoda is not a Perfect Jedi but he try to give People The best advice if he can Probably in his younger years he was less strict On Jedi He isn’t the best Jedi But he still wise and Kind He Do use what he can to help others what do you think
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Thanks, that makes more sense. 😁
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A bad ketamine trip, it all was. Tell the council, I must not. Arrest my suppliers, they will!
Yoda is just a mix of Scooby doo and kermit.
😆 dead ass
Mixed with magic mushrooms, I should not have.
U funny
Well look who I found.
That impression is a mix between Yoda, Kermit and Arnold Schwarzenegger, simply... perfect.
more like the nazi from Dr. Strangelove
I was somewhat frightened before I realized what he was trying to do.
"GET TO DA CHOPPAH, YOU MUST! DO IT NAAAOOOWW!"
@@Kainlarsen Get to the chopper we must.. hmmm yes.
It made me laugh? So that’s a positive
You sounded like you were borderline about to burst into laughter while doing that impression XD
lol
I was laughing so damn hard at that impression
At 3:22 he does laugh it just cuts off
@@something1135 I freaking lost it there lol omg
@@something1135 Lmao I hear it now
Anakin: My mom died and I keep having nightmares about my loved ones dy-
Jedi Order: No.
And that is why Anakin fell, why the Jedi fell. The Jedi Order lacked the courage to directly face the true face of darkness that existed even in themselves.
Let ‘em die let ‘em die let ‘em shrivel up and die.
The Jedi order and counsel failed Anakin and Anakin betrayed the Jedi order he once called family. Because Jedi were the complete definition of the anti-life and program under Jedi code and dogma belief system. And failure to connect with the citizens of the galaxy.
Arrogance as well from all the clues they ignored to order 66, and Sidious’ identity to their my way or the highway mentality and dogmatic barrow view.
@@hanelyp1 Seemed like they were afraid of being afraid. That fear can lead to negative effects was understood, but it seemed they were treating the symptoms(the reaction) rather than what caused the feelings. They talked up being calm as of to re-assure themselves and pressure others to pretend to get better even if they don't actually get over it. And then they act surprised when someone falls to the dark side. "oh no, how could this have happened? oh well, it's just another mysterious and unpreventable event, totally no way we could have prevented that. they were just weak, or the dark side was strong"
Is it the yoda ketamine factory ark?
yes
Geetsly's
*Illuminati confirmed*
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"Luke boy me Skywalker! Overdosed on ketamine I have...going to die I am!"
it means everything in star wars is preordained and yoda let the galaxy plunge into chaos for the sake of divine will
all for ketamine
Kreia did nothing wrong, the force is evil
Yoda didn't see much. Qui-Gon told him something about that just being a small fraction of the power the darkside already possessed. "There is always hope, my friend."
I took it as a strategic choice. Yoda knew the Jedi got owned by the Sith. He made the choice that gave the galaxy the best chance for health going forward.
Sometimes your enemy defeats you so badly the best option is to go into hiding and get your s#!t right.
How many Temple guards and other Jedi fell to the darkside after/during order 66? More than a few, right?
Suppose Yoda recalls all Jedi back to the Temple and permanently ends the Orders involvement in the war. How does that go? Quite a few would leave the Order to continue being Generals. Sidious is still mind f'ing Anakin with Padme dreams. The galaxy was already severely against the Jedi at this point. The cost of not being hypocrites (peace keepers 😂) would be severe in the court of public opinion.
Basically, in my headcannon, anything that Yoda does to stop order 66 leads to Anakin still ending up as the emperor's little b*!**. Except this time Obi doesn't turn Vadar into Frankenstein's monster. The emperor has an appentice with insane evil potential fully intact, and hundreds, maybe thousands of Jedi to turn into inquistors.
Turn's into Bond's Skyfall Silva rat speech where the Jedi destroy themselves.
Or, even out of the war, some Jedi still fall for the office trap, "It's treason then!" Order 66 happens anyways. Every version to me ends up with Vader having even more former Jedi as darkside slaves.
Yoda just might think that the galaxy is better off with just a dozen or so trained force users for awhile, than hundreds of redblades running around.
@@dogkungfu8510
Didn't see much? Yoda practically saw the events of Revenge of the Sith in his visions. He already knew what was going to happen but he didn't even bother to warn the Jedi of what he had foreseen.
The Jedi knew not how to redeem. They only knew how to preserve good and destroy evil, while the Sith learned to turn souls to the darkness. It was only with the coming of Luke Skywalker that the Jedi began to learn how to redeem the fallen. Only then did they begin on the path of true power. For greater is the victory of he who turns the enemy into a friend, than that of he who merely crushes their foes.
I am not too sure about that statement. Revan was able to be turned back to the light and this was 1000 years before Luke.
@@Aerex12 didn't they wipe his mind in order to do it?
@@Aerex12 also, it's funny you should say that because my original composition was that the Jedi had forgotten how to redeem.
I guess you never played the old republic games
Then Disney ruined that
After rewatching this arc you realize yoda knew the the purge was coming but Sidious had the order backed into a corner
Someone else gets it
After rewatching it makes the Jefia look more stupid and evil in that Yoda knew that the Clones would betray them and still let it happen. Fives already had revealed how it would happen and Yoda seen it happening. All they had to do was scan the inhibitor chips after they became suspicious of Palpatine having the Sith Lord near him.
What the arc really did was explain how the Jedi achieved consciousness after death is all. I would ignore anything else about it besides seeing Dark Side Yoda, which was cool as hell.
@@kendrickallen7952 I agree to a degree. U forget that the chips didn’t show up on normal neural scans so if u didn’t know it was there to begin with it would’ve been extremely hard to find. They only figured out Dooku orchestrated the creation of the clones, however they even state in the episode that they didn’t know why yet. Plus like the original comment stated they were in too deep at that point. By the time they found out, it was already too late
I think Yoda was already open to the idea that the Jedi were far from perfect. This was shown in his enlisting Anakin's help to escape his hospitalization, and the rationalization he gave to Anakin for it. "Disobeying the Council your expertise is."
Nice impression on Kermit and Yoda’s forbidden child. Keep it up.
holding back that laugh when using Yoda voice was hilarious. Also, Grammarly knows Yoda to be a proper noun and capitalizes it.
Finally some info on that time Yoda drove his Honda Civic over people to get ketamine
haha :P
Never thought about it this way
I loved this arc, it was so profound and getting to see Darth Bane played by Mark hamill was great
Wait really? He sounds nothing like Luke.
@@rockingamingwiththesahit2145 yes they did modify his voice, but thats just hamill doing his best evil voice.
@@AndreNitroX Him doing his best evil voice is Joker, which sounds like Luke if you hear him closely.
@@rockingamingwiththesahit2145 for years i never put two and two together that luke was the voice of the joker, hes a great VA
@@AndreNitroX I agree.
Can hear u cracking up and trying to cut it out when doing the impression😂
A lot of good points, but I feel you are wrong about the Jedi not still sacrificing themselves for others. If anything, we saw that more in the Clone Wars, as many Jedi gave up their lives in both Canon and Legends to protect people, soldiers, or even fellow Jedi, such as Leska and the Padawan Pack during the Battle of Jabiim, or that Jedi and the Clones that sacrificed themselves in TCW Season 3 Episode 3 to allow the Twi'leks time to escape the Droids. Or how Cal's master sacrificed himself to save Cal during Order 66 in Jedi Fallen Order, or how Depa Bolga sacrificed herself for Kanen during Order 66 too. And we saw many moments with Obi-Wan, Anakin, Ahsoka, and many other Jedi willingly putting themselves in danger to save their troops and civilians. There probably were some Jedi that chooses to save themselves during this time, like Krell, but I feel overall more Jedi were good and ready to sacrifice themselves to help others if need be during the Clone Wars.
I think he means the order as a whole, those were great examples but it wasn’t enough for even the people of lower levels of corusant to respect them and they live on the same planet. The reason they were mad was because the Jedi didn’t protect them as they claimed but then again they were at war.
I see where you are going but I don't think the Jedi were considered as much about saving themselves but more concerned about destroying the sith. To them it didn't matter who or what died, it was more about getting that last hit on the sith.
@@shroomz2411 Okay yeah that makes more sense if he was referring to the order as a whole, but I still feel it was about even in terms of how many Jedi would willingly sacrifice themselves and those who wouldn't.
@@ninnikins4768 Well to be fair the Sith are basically the ultimate evil and have repeatedly plunged the galaxy into darkness and chaos, so stopping them at every turn is important.
@@zexalbrony4799 To be honest it is a moral decision, and like magic shroomz said it was something the order did as a whole.
"There is always hope my friend, though it often comes in forms not looked for."
"We find peace in the most unlikely place."
"Please have mercy "
"There is no mercy"
What I learned from this arc is that we are fortunate that Yoda and Anakin weren't teenagers at the same time.
Could you imagine the amount of trouble that would have been caused if Yoda's mischievous phase had lined up with Anakin's rebellious phase?
You say that like Yoda ever really stopped being mischievous
I love how happy Yoda seems/looks on degoba when Luke finds him. He was much more serious everytime we see him before that, like he finally was at peace in his final days before letting go his physical body and becoming one with the force
I can tell you laughed your ass off with that impression, god bless you for this masterpiece
It's funny how despite all the Jedi teachings Obi-Wan himself didn't outright reject the emotions and the fact that he had them. It can be seen when he talks about Satine to Anakin, saying that it's only natural that they had feelings. He had emotions the same way Anakin did, but also had enough control to not be governed by them to a degree, and I believe that's what the Jedi are supposed to be.
Burying your head in the sand when it comes to emotions you struggle with is never a good idea. The Jedi had bought into this image of fearlessness and serenity that others had of them, one that they themselves had created, intentionally or not. A mask that can't be sustained, and eventually caves in on you. In a way, it did this quite literally, with Anakin. He had become their poster-boy during the war, 'The Hero Without Fear', but they refused to acknowledge his fears and doubts, he ended up manipulated by Sidious into destroying them.
Seems like they were so convinced of it(or at least, tried to pretend so hard) that when someone falls to the dark side they basically just go "dunno why that happened, things just happen sometimes". Even if their vulnerability/choice was foreshadowed by events that could have been intervened in if the Jedi weren't so full of their "We're Jedi,we don't have those issues. only the Sith/darkside users do". Doesn't mean they have to embrace anger, but pressuring people to say they're fine when they're not proved unhelpful.
@@dakat5131 "oh, this normally soft spoken jedi bombed our hangar bc she thinks we lost our way. Hey, you don't think it might have something to do with Krell turning on us do you?" "Naw, can't be. They just lost their way, it happens."
SAND NOOOOOOOOOOOO
@@anakinskywalker3927 so pocket sand has blinded you
Pretty rough that the majority of Bane's scheme was being worked out during Yoda's lifetime, and during his time as grandmaster. Bane lived a millennium before the clone wars, Yoda died at about 900 years old. For Yoda's entire life, the sith were plotting and adapting, while he remained stagnant, the order remained stagnant. The greatest jedi of all time held them back.
It was so cool when Yoda saw the vision in the Jedi Temple, hearing the eerie rendition of the Battle of the Heroes theme as Ahsoka died
Can I just say your Yoda voice is the best thing I've ever heard in my entire life
Glad that vision didn't come true.
"Master, help me. I'm dying..." hahahahaha
The true sith will rise again
wow for a while, thanks to this episode we thought Ashoka would be killed by anakin
I have crippling asthma
As I get older certain things make more sense to me. I personally experienced how it feels to either ignore or to bottle up emotions. I know how that can negatively effect a person. There’s a lot of things life taught me that makes certain aspects of fiction more relatable which is crazy to me
This story arc used to be very mysterious, but after hearing your Yoda impression it suddenly all made sense.
Your analogy at 5:50 was really great and helped me understand Anakin a lot more. Love the effort you put into your videos man.
I love how I can hear him almost laugh half way through the Yoda voice 😂
Yoda voice on point
7:18 “This is all happening now.” One of my favorite quotes from the KOTOR comics.
What I love most about this arc besides the midichlorians and deep spiritual world building is Yoda’s character. It puts him in the role of student and shows that even though he’s been affected by the war and politics and religion, he still has a kind heart and still has more to leanr
I heard that laugh while ur voicing Yoda xD
Trying so hard to hold back laughter when the narrator is doing the Yoda impresion XD
You know, your analysis and the points that you made about this Ark really helps to clarify the scene in revenge of the fifth when Yoda advises Anakin about his visions of the future. I remember hearing everybody mentioned that Yoda was very big and not forming attachments, yet every single time I watch that movie I look at that scene and the way I hear what you’re saying is that Aniken needs to be careful not to let those feelings control him, not that he’s telling Anakin to have no attachments.
If your going over Luke's jedi order, could you please make it the Legends version of the new jedi order? In legends, luke actually rebuilds the jedi order and is awesome, where as in canon he fails to do so and is a wimp.
The sequel trilogy of Luke is a total betrayal of the character. One absolute constant of the original trilogy, Luke doesn't give up, even faced with overwhelming odds. THAT is what makes him a hero. Sequel trilogy, Luke has given up and ran away.
@@hanelyp1 Couldn't agree with you more.
with star wars’s history of character assassination of OT characters (prequel yoda) i can let it slide bc it’s at least a decent idea
it’s not fitting at all for luke but it’d be cool on someone else
Yeah
He tried to kill his nephew
In his sleep
Because he saw darkness in him
And didn’t even set up a therapy session or anything
He just tried to kill him
@@LucyWest370 My dad slaughtered kids and hes still good, but you had a bad thought so slash
This video has been sitting at the bottom of my watch later for 3 years, and now I'm watching it dang
That impression was actually amazing ngl
Until these past few weeks, this was my favorite arc. Still a close second, I love this arc and how deep it is
Thanks for trying that Today impression. It was brave and it was pretty good.
I might just need to make that Yoda impression into my ringtone
I must say, all those videos really got me back into diving into the deeper lore of Star Wars.
When you started to do the yoda voice there was a minute clip at the end of one of the sentences that I'm pretty sure I heard the beginning of you laughing hysterically which caused me to spit out my drink and join in. Absolutely no disrespect for I cannot attempt a yoda voice. Excellent video and will def be tuning in further.
Brave you were, with the world such impressions to share, yes...
The Yoda voice is great :)
That was actually a better Yoda imitation than most I've heard. Good job
I love how it seemed like you almost busted out laughing @ your own yoda impersonation cuz I definitely did😂😂🤣😭
I was so happy when I saw these episodes because it reinforced something I'd been saying for year (and got into arguments over)
The Jedi as an organisation had lost its way and failed in what it wanted, it caused the very problems it wanted to stop. The whole system needed to be thrown away and something new built in place of it.
The Sith are evil, the Jedi had failed, there needs to be a new philosophy.
I cheered so much when I saw the trailer that had Luke seem to say that idea. (and there was a ego boost "I told you so" when thinking of the arguments I've had :p)
3:22, I heard that little weeze laugh before the cut...
Lol
I appreciate the effort put into your Yoda impression, however I ask you spar your vocal chords in the future.
I loved it when he saw what it was like if the war never happened.
See this video right here and Yoda's realization is exactly why the OT is so important and why Disney's trilogy is such a failure. Luke is and was always meant to be the answer to where the Jedi went wrong and how to fix it. They needed to change. To adapt. To learn from their mistakes. To allow themselves to care for others. For it is only through our connections to others that we grow stronger. And this is why Luke simply giving up and hiding away like his former masters is such a slap in the face of not only his character but the central themes that drove the entire saga.
I mean Luke had to struggle with himself in the sequel trilogy in some way, otherwise there would have been no story. Disneys failure is in that they didn't go anywhere with the Jedi order by having the exact same result as the OT and not picking up any of the million interesting threads left open by the prequels. Thus making the Sequel trilogy and (in canon) even the OT pretty much pointless.
And then he never really fixes it or tries again. He doesn't learn anything after being coaxed out of hiding from his failure. The scene where he appears basically just to tell Kylo Ren "nope" doesn't redeem him or doesn't fit with the failure it's seemingly intended to address. So you get a scene that has the typical setup for that kind of element, and then drops the ball by acting as if it was aimed at something else. It's not a thrilling plot twist where a character did something unexpected and thrilling/intriguing, it's mixed messages in the storytelling.
And then he doesn't get another chance and everything moves on without him.
@@dakat5131 Very true. They butchered his character.
Jesus, I was worried you were having a stroke when you did that Yoda voice. 😅
I could hear you trying so hard not to laugh as you did the impression, loved it 💜
Watched this, and out of sheer coincidence I watched the Lair of Grevious episode and couldn't help but see the parallels, especially at the end when Fisto is reporting to Yoda. Very interesting to look at it from another's "certain point of view"!
You are underrated. You should have way more views man, great content.
Thank you @Geetl's - this is video is excellent, and so relevant. It helps to clarify a hugely unseen/unperceived and rarely spoken about arc of information threaded through the entire star wars saga story, all the why to it's conclusion with TROS/Ep9.
Your Yoda impression is Hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Confusing? That Arc Is one of the Best perfection
This is one of my new favorite channels I love these clone wars explanations keep up the good work you have great insight
Man this was just yodas arc of spiritual realization of taking shrooms
10/10 yoda impression
Another video would be dope
Holy schnitzels ... this makes him more of a gray jedi post order. Accepting and nurturing the dark, wow. Respect for the little being
You are underrated Geetsly's !! Love your videos, love your brilliant insight into the start wars lore
You and Gen Tech are my favs
That Yoda impression though beautiful XD
THE YODA IMPRESSION XD😂😂😂😂😂.
Just listen to this storylines...
It is sad what we got with the sequels
The impression was amazing! until right at the end at 3:39 when like you gave up on the just few words.
Thoroughly enjoyed the Yoda impression
I'm sorry but that impression tho😂😂😂 GET TO THE CHOPPER WE WILL!
Your impression of Yoda sounds like Yoda really needs to burp but can't and he's in a lot of pain.
No, it made so much sense and yes I would
i love that they brought clone wars back, but I thought this arc was an amazing ending.
I can't lie, that impression caught me off guard😭
And yet... with his new clearer vision, he had still time to un-do the plans of Sidious.
He had enough influence to keep the 501st commited to aid Mandalore, and it would prevent Anakin from being at Coruscant to be turned by Sidious - Ironically, to the benefit of Maul's plan. He failed as a counselor to the supposed chosen one - and, even if he wasn't, was a jedi dealing with internal strife Yoda could sense - at every opportunity, being as dogmatic in the events of RoS as he had been in PM or AoC.
Yoda and R2 during Clone Wars:
Yoda: loyal droid you are, still with my ship, will you?
R2: *alright*
Yoda and R2 during Empire
Yoda: mine, MINE, MINE!
2:20 - he has a cute dog!
I love Yoda because he takes the time to learn from his mistakes and he's always eager to learn more from people who are wiser than he is
I think there's more lore in this video than the Disney Trilogy
Jesus fucking christ the impression is the best
3:22 that laugh
...and also R2D2 gets to go on a spiritual enlightening with Yoda
I like your analysis and to me it points to how Ahsoka became everything the Jedi in this time should have been and everything those Jedi couldn't have become because the Order and light and Jedi didn't change and forgot their way. To me Ahsoka represents all they should have been and someone who chooses action, and choice, and absolute morality and ethics in all things not dogma and belief in an Order. This was the true way the Jedi needed to change into and they failed. Ahsoka was the skill and determination of Anakin, the kindness of Yoda, the fierceness of Windu, the wisdom of Obi-wan, and something else more like Qui-gon that no other Jedi were at that time. Good video
Thank you. Also Moraband. I'm aware it's got multiply names. :p
this arc shows that the answer to "what do the Jedi fear the most?" is "their own dark side", not whatever Project Luminous came up with.
You haven't even read a single comic or novel from Project Luminance... How would you even know?!
God
If I had a nickle for every single one of these
"Main character must fight their evil shadow doppelganger" story archs I'd have all the nickle on earth
Thanks for this insightful video!
deep
I love the point of the jedi order needing to be destroyed and rebuilt anew. It very much mirrors the partially canon destruction and reconstruction of the sith by Darth Bane a millenia before. Making a very clear realization that the struggles of light and dark wil play out very differently, but still along the same patterns and frequencies. If you think about it this video even shines a new light on the sequel trilogy as well.
On another note your Yoda impression is shite m8 lmao jk.
Shhhh. We don't acknowledge the "sequels". They are to be entombed forever in darkness.
I was not at all ready for the today quote😂 I almost choked on my drink
Love your videos man !!
Great Yoda impression
I feel like Obi-Wan would have been a better fit for this arc for a few reasons:
-He's the one who appears after death to guide Luke. (Ghost Yoda doesn't show up until the very end of the OT to celebrate)
-He was more Luke's guardian in general, watching over him on Tatooine, introducing him to the Jedi, and directing him to Yoda in the first place.
- He was Qui-Gon's apprentice, which was important to him. It would have been a lot more meaningful for Qui-Gon to reach out to him instead of Yoda.
- It would have gave perfect context to his self sacrifice to become one with the force in Ep. 4.
I feel like the only reason it wasn't Obi-Wan was Yoda's line in RotS that Qui-Gon had reached out to him. Otherwise Kenobi would have been the perfect candidate.
It doesn't work since in Ep 3 Yoda tells Obi-Wan that he had a message from Qui Gon and that Obi-Wan had something to learn. So Yoda has to learn first.
@@vexaris1890 Yeah, I said so in the comment.
lmao that fucking impression was so good
If only baby yoda was here
yoda voice was perfect