@@jeffreyliu1648 orders are orders. especially in canon, you can't exactly disobey that chip. all you can do is try to make it painless. stunning would've taken to long and tbh it'd just be tedious. remember. bly is about getting the mission done first
"When the 501st was finally rotated out of Felucia, Aayla Secura made a point of seeing us off personally, calling us the bravest soldiers she had ever seen. It's a good thing we were wearing helmets, because none of us could bear to look her in the eye."
I’m sorry, but where is this quote from? I haven’t heard of it before and a lot of people are mentioning it. Is it a quote from the video or somewhere else?
Secura was always reassured by Bly's sworn word that he would have her back no matter what, which gave her comfort on the battlefield. In the illustrated ROTS screenplay, there is dialogue between the two that was cut from the film where they have some playful banter with each other before Secura notices them raising their blasters and asks if Bly has spotted the enemy. He replies with a cold, emotionless, almost droid like "No" and pulls the trigger. I wish this had been kept in the final cut to show how the clones turned from the Jedi's almost brother like allies to their mindless executioners at the uttering of 3 simple words. I think he would have been a great fit in Rebels, where he could have been struggling to come to terms with what he done to the Twi'lek who he seen as a sister, even motherly figure and helps the Rebels in hope of doing something to correct the wrong he felt he had done.
Well what you are saying is great but not alot of jedi were nice The clone wars shoes mostly the nice jedis, mace windu, anakin, obi wan, aylaa, plo koon But there were more jedis that were like pong krell
@@Echo-pz5mi Not Really, The Comic and Game writers were just trying to justify Order 66 from the Clones Perspective cause they didn't know about the Biochip at the time. Krell was a nod to this but an isolated case.
True. Before they made the original Battlefront 2 Non-canon, they mention it on the 501st journal. They said that when the time came, they made it as quick as possible because they all appreciated and valued her so much. Really sad tbh
Anakin Vader yea, Star Wars battlefront 2 was a good game, but I’m glad it isn’t canon anymore... I prefer to think that the clones didn’t have a say so in killing their generals that they fought so long with
Ok, for everyone saying “Bly shot Secura again and again despite wanting to kill her painlessly don’t get how blaster bolt work. If you shoot somebody once they don’t die instantly (like Fives, watch his death scene and you’ll understand) meanwhile Bly shooting her again and again ensures she dies quickly, and thus will not experience the pain of dying slowly like other victims of the CT’s weapons.
Fives didnt die instantly, he was suffering for a few moments begging Rex to listen, then died in his arms. Bly shot her again and again to make sure she instantly died
Corrupted File19 More like Ahsoka confirmation scenes. Something that ties in Clone Wars to ROTS and not just the other way around. For example when Anakin joins Obi-Wan in the jedi temple when he missed the briefing about the sieges in the outer rim, right before Obi-Wan asks Anakin to report anything the Chancellor does back to the council. I could easily imagine Anakin asking if Obi-Wan heard from Ahsoka on Mandalore. Or when he goes to the Chancellor and he tells him his faith in the council has been shaken. Palpatine could say something like "And not for the first tine, remember your former Padawan Ahsoka Tano?" or something like that. Just some re-dubbing to connect it all idk.
It's never out right stated, simply said that they grew closer the longer the war continued and that the growth of their relationship was cut short by order 66. Most likely this isn't romantic at all. Think about a tight squad of us marines they form tight nit bonds and grow closer the longer they're deployed together but they're not typically romantic bonds though you could describe the closes of squads having a love for one another that's not the romantic type. It's very much a family type relationship and not a couple. Same thing would go for Bly and Aayla they've gone through hell and back together saved each others lives and been their at one another's worst and best moments. They have a bond that in my opinion transcended any kind of romantic notion.
William Hoang Rebels was made by Dave Filloni, same guy who made Resistance, 2008 Clone wars, and The Mandalorian. Thing is, when he made Rebels and Resistance, he was restricted to a TV-9 rating on Disney XD, Clone Wars was on Cartoon Network and had an older rating, allowing it to be much darker at many points. The Ahsoka novel seems to be going off of what’s in rebels, and it wasn’t written by Dave. Neither are honestly proper continuations of Clone Wars, but Mando is going to have more connections to it in Seasons 2 and 3, and there’s another rumored animated series that’s supposed to be what rebels could’ve been without the TV-9 rating.
I think he did hesitated for a bit, as he seems stunned by the order, but then, probably by the chip, recomposes and deal with his mission professionally
I think they intentionally minimized their warm moments in the show and made their relationship more professional to kinda make up for his lack of hesitation in the movie.
@@tatsusama3192 It was explained that the repeated shooting of Alaya's body was meant as an act of mercy from Bly wanting her to die as fast as humanly possible.
@@tatsusama3192 actually in the battlefront logs he commanded his men to do that to make it as painless as possible it was the best he could do for her
Bly always seemed like a mix of Cody and Rex to me. Connected strongly to his jedi and pretty close to his clone brothers as well, but very very mission-oriented, to the point it trumped any personal connections.
@@Echo-pz5mi In Legends, he believes that the Jedi were the rebellious traitors Palpatine branded them as and lost all respect for Mundi, gladly executing him for "trying to do the Separatists' work for them."
Bacara hesitated because at that point in the battle of Mygeeto Ki-Adi-Mundi was a valuable asset to his battle strategy. But he certainly did not hesitate because of nostalgia or anything. On the contrary, he very much felt betrayed when he received Order 66, because it meant that the Jedi were working for those his brethren had died to fight against. Quote: „hesitated for a moment when I received Order 66 because the last thing I expected was a Jedi coup. Did I feel betrayed? You bet I did. I thought of all my men who died under Ki-Adi-Mundi's command, and if I'd known then that he and his buddies were gearing up to do the Separatists' work for them and overthrow the government, I'd have shot him as a traitor a lot earlier. He betrayed the trust of every one of us.“
@Aidan Flanagan Marshal Commander Bacara is the highest ranking clone trooper to lead his men form the front on Large scales battles leading his galatic marines !
"In Legends there were actual chipped clones who didn't execute order 66." Dude, there WERE no chipped clones in Legends because the chips only came AFTER legends. In legends, the clones were just indoctrinated and never had all that much attachment to the jedi.
I sort of figure Greggor was either more independent/brain damaged than the others, so maybe the chip just didn't work. As for the others, Rex couldn't convince every clone and he couldn't just force all of them to have the chip removed in a risky medical procedure. When it came to Wolffe, he likely would have been easier to convince because he bad served under Plo Koone. He loved Plo Koone and even if the Jedi did betray the Republic, he wouldn't have gone after Plo Koone. It was this reasoning that, while it didn't override the chip, likely would have made it easier to convince him
I think it’s because Rex would be a fugitive if seen alive, but he was presumed dead I think. He probably didn’t want to risk getting gunned down by his own brothers so he decided to help the clones that were closer. Maybe he tried with Cody but we saw Cody’s loyalty to the republic, and later on the empire, in revenge of the Sith when he ordered the at-te to fire at obi won kenobi, a great friend he trusted, with no hesitation. Wolffe and Gregor probably were just easier to convince.
@@rosesweetcharlotte Do we know if Wolffe is the one who killed Plo Koon? Plo was killed by pilot clones IIRC, it's likely Wolffe was on the ground at the moment, no?
What @@double1777 said. IIRC, Aayla stuck with them through it all and made sure to get them out. So when the order came through to purge the Jedi, the Company's respect for her outweighed the hatred that was implanted in them.
That’s what I noticed too, Rex was the only who tried fighting the command and showed hesitation saving fives over and over showing how strong his bond with Ahsoka and Anakin was he wasn’t gonna be controlled easily. However with Cody look how he didn’t hesitate as if he went along with it, from what we’ve seen,yes he and Obi wan we’re friends but not at the level of Anakin and ahsoka with Rex. They just had mutual respect with them only fighting together in the battle field and picking up on their moves in the war. Rex even adopted some of Anakin’s more human side which is concern even when it’s against the mission
Rex is also one of the only clones who disobeyed orders throughout the series and he could fight againist force suggestions. so he was trained somewhat by either Anakin or Ahsoka in how to shield
Hannah Young have u seen the series?? Neither of them knew what was coming Rex knew about the chips but didn’t know their function, Ahsoka found out when it started. Plus we all know what Anakin was doing. It’s Rex’s relationships with them that helped him prevent it for a bit but was eventually controlled. Cody didn’t even hesitate which shows his relationship was somewhat strained with Kenobi or just mutual respect for one another
Cody did hesitate, just briefly, because he wasn't in any way aware of the chip, so the average trooper and him had the same possibility of resistance.
Umm, Cody and Obi Wan were closer than ever, we didn't see much of them together, but they were really close. The reason Rex hesitated was because he knew what was going on after what Fives said.
2:16 - That is putting it mildly (albeit taking a lot from Legends) - Vos was straight up hostile to his clone commander Faie. Now maybe it was because Vos had zero command experience and was disguising his frustration by being incredibly hostile - but I dare say Faie was secretly happy to execute Order 66, if only to get rid of his douche boss.
I think that it wouldn’t really matter if named clone troopers/commanders resisted the chip, because even if those clones had a huge connection to their Jedi generals and resisted the inhibited chip they are literally surrounded by other clone troopers who wouldn’t be able to resist the chip because they didn’t have a strong enough connection to their Jedi general. So in bly’s case and if he resisted the ship he is still surrounded by other clone troopers and it’s not like bly is gonna tell them not to shoot because they’d shoot him for treason!
As much as I didn’t like order 66. I like that Bly and other clones respected Aayla Secura so much that they thought she deserved a quick and painless death.
After the final episode aired, I really wanted to find any fan fictions where order 66 didn't happen. I couldn't find anything extensively written, but a short one i did find was pretty good. It was called resist 66 (or something close) and instead of the chips essentially flipping a switch in the clones that they don't even know about, the chip sort of force their minds out of thier bodies as something else takes control. They are left helpless to watch as their bodies act on their own without their consent. They are however able to resist if they use everything they have to force their way back in. The first two chapters were about Bly and secura and essentially the reason they fire so many times of secura is because the clones are fighting for control. While cant resist the urge to fire, they can contro where they hit as Bly and the others constantly hit non vital spots. As secura is drawns closer to death, the chips infuence weaken in proportion and they regain control albiet very strained control. Using the chance they patch her up the best they can and intruct her astomech to take her to the medical facility that yoda and obi-wan go to at the end of ep 3. They record a message for her for when she wake up explaining what happened and warn her not to look for them as they don't want to risk killing her again. As her ship leaves they feel the chip weaken further as they are relieved that they are themselves once more. Ther are other chapters focusing on some of the other order 66 scenes and they're pretty well written. Unfortunately the author has given up on writting due to othe rplagerising their work, but for as short as it is, it's a pretty good way to spend an hour or two
THE CLONE WARS series did a great job expanding upon the prequels, the clones and the clone war itself. Ahsoka was a great character and so was Rex. As for Aayla Secura, she was beautiful and occasionally good fan-service!
I read a (I think it's legends) comic somewhere where luke skywalker meets Aayla Secura and Shaak Ti in a Jedi Temple, and they need luke because only a master and an apprentice can open it. (Similar to that on Lothal in SW Rebels)
It bothered me that in the last season of the clone wars, the briefing scene with the Jedi, Secura did not have her navel piercing, whereas in ROTS she does
I find it funny that Bly didn't like Quinlan, but cared deeply for Aayla, who was Quinlan's padawan. also, in my fan fiction, Orion meets another clone that served with Aayla. this trooper was named Eights, and he was a very dickish individual. he got the nickname Crazy Eights for that reason. oh, and Orion's former master was... Pong Krell. so the two could relate regarding having masters who turned to the dark side. that goes for Ahsoka as well.
Good insight on the relationships between the other Jedi and the other Clones not covered as much in The Clone Wars series. The Jedi weren't portrayed as being right all the time anyway so there probably were some clones who hated some of the Jedi. There definitely had to be some Jedi who were jerks. There are many Star Wars stories that suggest this. This was a good video.
The reason Rex was able to resist was not because he cared more than others for Ahsoka, although that certainly helped, but the reason was because he already had warning that Order 66 was coming (or something along those lines), so when he first felt it happening, he knew to fight it, whereas most clones would not have realized they *should* fight it until it was already too late, and "kill Jedi" just seemed perfectly normal.
Honestly anything would be better than Martinez arc. But it kinda served the plot, cause Ahsoka found data on Maul, and realised that while she’s not a Jedi she still wants to help people. But I wish it was in better story yeah
Its honestly sad to think about bc some clones had mental issues after having to do something so horrible to the ones they considered family besides themselves and each other😞
Your passion for Star Wars is great, your in depth analysis is insightful and your the kind of person that should be involved with its future. Thanks for your vids.
The scene with bly running through the hallway shooting, the first part of it shows his visor down, it changes its position showing it up, then lastly it changes position of the camera again and shows he doesn’t even have a visor
Let’s be real here, does Jedi Bob even need clones? He could take on the entire Jedi Order by himself and come out without a scratch. He is the true Jedi Knight!
I felt like we did not get a proper ending to the clone wars series, but in actuality, we got the beginning for the asoka series.... which does not do the clone wars justice sense it did not focus on it's TRUE potential ending.
Bly and the other troops she led mention in a game, I think in the second game in the original Battlefront series on PS2, that they hoped her death came real fast since it was her support and leadership on Felucia that saved many clone lives and even kept them sane in the hellish jungle.
I kinda wished they showed what happened to clones after the order like did they snap out of it and regret their decision or were they permanently bad people
The chip was set to comfort them. They probably felt it was a hhard but right decision. If not, all of the good clones could potentially revolt, get depressed, etc.
Survival of the wittiest in this video! Don’t trust a Droid army covered in flesh. And anyone who tells me that Plo didn’t love his troops the most, than any other Jedi, you can go jump in a hole 🕳! He loved his troops the most over all the other jedi! Doesn’t mean that the other Jedi didn’t love their clones but he is ranked number one at doing so☝️! He named his army the Wolfpack! Everyone else had strips and lines, that goes to show you. There are also so many other reasons why he treated his clones like family. George Lucas puts all the reasons why he loved them in the cartoons, and comic books 📚 his commander goes on to live in rebel’s and he personally removed his chip with not help! (Rex needed help) and Gregor was a Commando
It seems that force users in general were targeted, appart from sidious. In onne occasion some clones even targeted Vader, in his suit, with a scarlet saber, serving the emperor and all...
Bly must've had one really awkward conversation with Appo after Order 66. Appo: "Thank God we never had to shoot our Jedi General! He stayed loyal to the Republic, and he even helped us take down other Jedi! Now, he's the leader of the entire Imperial military, and he's even got this sweet new armor set that looks intimidating and badass as all hell!" Bly: *Sad Clone-Twi'lek noises*
I don’t like Twileks. The skin color is ugly and they have weird dick brain tentacle thingies on their heads. No, thank you. Besides they speak with a French accent. Lore wise that means socially they’re considered not as intelligent.
I respect your opinion, but his choice ultimately saved his life, don't get me wrong i love clones but I also like Kota, the force unleashed games were my first star wars games (other than lego star wars the complete saga ds version). But I can see your point
His reasons were legitimate. Clones were all the same, so they would all think the same. Therefore making them too predictable in battle. Also their loyalty could be in question because they were practically droids.
I like how he explains how not every jedi got along with their clones, then repeats that 3 times in a row. Why do Star Wars UA-camrs do this stuff, man.
Aayla has always been my favorite Jedi even when it was just glimpses of her character at first in the films. I still remember the excitement when she finally appeared in Clone Wars season one! She was portrayed very benevolent and stoically not trying to intervene with the Lurmen, and instilling patience in Ashoka. The French accent also complimented her character very well, I was happy to hear her in Rise of Skywalker, even if that was one of the only highlights for me. Definitely should have done more with her but Ashoka embodies them all, Shaak Ti and Luminara too!
Kota sensed something off about the clones that always told him not to trust them which we know was the brain chips. But not that they were inferior that I know of.
“It’s a good thing we were wearing helmets, because none of us could bear to look her in the eye”
Some clones were nuns?
Clifford Benenati yes, Jedi killing nuns
@@anakinskywalker921 😳 Tell me more Master Skywalker!
Anakin Skywalker can i learn this power?
Luna Platinum not from a jedi
“Do we have to kill Secura? I was kinda hoping to get her holo-number!”
-Random Clone Trooper.
Battlefront 2 🤣
That one guy who had a crush during order 66
The fact that they didn't want to kill her, but they riddled her body with blaster bolts 😂
@@donnak8195 you guys have seen avatar?
Looks like something azula would do
@@Echo-pz5mi no I haven't lol
"Quinlon Voss who didn't get along with other Jedi, let alone the clones."
But he does think Commander Cody looks sharp.
Nuvakwahu lol
But Kenobi looks worse for wear😂😂
And also loved ventress
@@80sGoblin Because she agreed with him... Kenobi has never been much to look at.
Yes s h a r p
Bly: *wants to end her quickly and painlessly*; also Bly: *turns her into blue Swiss cheese*
Still painless
jonas borthne Wouldn’t it have made more sense for him to stun her and THEN blast her repeatedly?
If you watch that scene over, you can see commander bly ended up stopped shooting while the other clones kept shooting
@@jeffreyliu1648 orders are orders. especially in canon, you can't exactly disobey that chip. all you can do is try to make it painless. stunning would've taken to long and tbh it'd just be tedious. remember. bly is about getting the mission done first
@@Dre2665 It's possible he just wanted the other clones to finish it for him.
"When the 501st was finally rotated out of Felucia, Aayla Secura made a point of seeing us off personally, calling us the bravest soldiers she had ever seen. It's a good thing we were wearing helmets, because none of us could bear to look her in the eye."
I’m sorry, but where is this quote from? I haven’t heard of it before and a lot of people are mentioning it. Is it a quote from the video or somewhere else?
Tsukasa Kadoya Yes, I know that one, lol. I meant the “look her in the eye” quote. Thanks for explaining that so nicely though haha!
@@saman-ky6uf its from battlefront 2 the original, in the campaign
Silly Saman literally just look up bf2 501st journal
Robbie Einbeck Thanks! I haven’t taken part in the games, so I hadn’t heard of it. Much appreciated 👍🏼
Secura was always reassured by Bly's sworn word that he would have her back no matter what, which gave her comfort on the battlefield.
In the illustrated ROTS screenplay, there is dialogue between the two that was cut from the film where they have some playful banter with each other before Secura notices them raising their blasters and asks if Bly has spotted the enemy. He replies with a cold, emotionless, almost droid like "No" and pulls the trigger. I wish this had been kept in the final cut to show how the clones turned from the Jedi's almost brother like allies to their mindless executioners at the uttering of 3 simple words.
I think he would have been a great fit in Rebels, where he could have been struggling to come to terms with what he done to the Twi'lek who he seen as a sister, even motherly figure and helps the Rebels in hope of doing something to correct the wrong he felt he had done.
Well what you are saying is great but not alot of jedi were nice
The clone wars shoes mostly the nice jedis, mace windu, anakin, obi wan, aylaa, plo koon
But there were more jedis that were like pong krell
should have responded 'yes' to signify that the jedi were now the enemy
'execute order sixty six' == 4 words
@@Echo-pz5mi Not Really, The Comic and Game writers were just trying to justify Order 66 from the Clones Perspective cause they didn't know about the Biochip at the time. Krell was a nod to this but an isolated case.
@@Fenris30 krell wasn't an isolated case, lots of jedi's were like him, they just stayed loyal to the order and so never got any problems
i believe
I always thought they shot her repeatedly as a sign of hatred... but in all actuality it was a sign of mercy.
True. Before they made the original Battlefront 2 Non-canon, they mention it on the 501st journal. They said that when the time came, they made it as quick as possible because they all appreciated and valued her so much. Really sad tbh
...yes...
@@anakinvader9120...yes...
Anakin Vader yea, Star Wars battlefront 2 was a good game, but I’m glad it isn’t canon anymore... I prefer to think that the clones didn’t have a say so in killing their generals that they fought so long with
@@Gamingmatt02 Really?
"Brothers in arms are brothers for life."
-In Memory of Domino Squad
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I actually thought that they were gonna show each jedi get shot by the clones
It was supposed to be shown, I saw an unfinished scene with that
@@drag1201 in the Clone Wars?
Behind the scenes of younglings getting cut to peices by anakin full deatil.
Pablo gomez where is it?
Martin Costello how?
wish they had more screen time in the clone wars they were cool
I’d have liked to have seen Luminara Undulis Kashyyyk death
Thi Missen Stopmotions. Wow okay.
Kenan Jackson Yes but in the original order 66 plan you see Luminara killed but that is legends not canon
Thi Missen Stopmotions. Then why would that be in the clone wars????
Kenan Jackson. Is there an answer for that?
Ok, for everyone saying “Bly shot Secura again and again despite wanting to kill her painlessly don’t get how blaster bolt work.
If you shoot somebody once they don’t die instantly (like Fives, watch his death scene and you’ll understand) meanwhile Bly shooting her again and again ensures she dies quickly, and thus will not experience the pain of dying slowly like other victims of the CT’s weapons.
Plus he didn’t want her to realise their betrayal and die slowly so he ended her quickly
Fun fact: if you notice, he stopped shooting while the others kept shooting.
Fives didnt die instantly, he was suffering for a few moments begging Rex to listen, then died in his arms. Bly shot her again and again to make sure she instantly died
Why'd he keep shooting her after she was clearly dead then. Seemed like a pretty cold move to me
@@pingaspearce9403 better safe then sorry
Can we all agree that The Clone Wars will NEVER be the same again
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I wish they'd add some scenes to ROTS
@@totallyanonymousbish9599 like from the clone wars or if they added more jedi death scenes
Corrupted File19
More like Ahsoka confirmation scenes. Something that ties in Clone Wars to ROTS and not just the other way around. For example when Anakin joins Obi-Wan in the jedi temple when he missed the briefing about the sieges in the outer rim, right before Obi-Wan asks Anakin to report anything the Chancellor does back to the council. I could easily imagine Anakin asking if Obi-Wan heard from Ahsoka on Mandalore. Or when he goes to the Chancellor and he tells him his faith in the council has been shaken. Palpatine could say something like "And not for the first tine, remember your former Padawan Ahsoka Tano?" or something like that. Just some re-dubbing to connect it all idk.
it will always be the same. no one changing the episodes, so why would it change
Bly & Aayla Secura would've been an interesting couple, but he'd have pretty serious competition called Kit Fisto
I like Bly, but he was no match to our smily boi
Bly killed a Jedi before, I think he can take kit fisto on
@@tacowarj5305 they mean the competition in the love department, not who would win in a fight
Gus Tyger Kill competition.
(coughing *really* intensifies)
Who wouldn't want to be close to Ayla Secura!
Me
She’s so hot
Darth Revan I know right!!
@@Echo-pz5mi To each their own you know?
@@nathandenlinger1622 i know
Isn’t it stated that he loved her? More romantically than brother-sister
Unless he’s Bly Lannister maybe
It's never out right stated, simply said that they grew closer the longer the war continued and that the growth of their relationship was cut short by order 66. Most likely this isn't romantic at all. Think about a tight squad of us marines they form tight nit bonds and grow closer the longer they're deployed together but they're not typically romantic bonds though you could describe the closes of squads having a love for one another that's not the romantic type. It's very much a family type relationship and not a couple. Same thing would go for Bly and Aayla they've gone through hell and back together saved each others lives and been their at one another's worst and best moments. They have a bond that in my opinion transcended any kind of romantic notion.
@@theempiredidnothingwrong3227 He was tooootally doinking her. ;)
No bly and her were not together but kit fisto and her were
wraith29 Shame. Aayla could’ve at least ordered. Lay to slap her cheeks
No
Bly was secretly smashing, there I said it!
@Commander Bly you can snitch kit fisto to the jedi council
Oof
Dont make me call Vader, kid
Big oof
*OOF!*
What we thought execute order 66 Rex:no
Reality execute order 66 Rex: yes lord Sidious
Fans : surprised pikacha face
Sam Borge We all thought Rex removed his inhibitor chip before Revenge of the Sith.
no way u have 66 likes rn
William Hoang that’s certainly what Rebels and the Ahsoka novel implied.
Slender Man 186 It seems like the Clone Wars makers didn’t take Rebel’s or the Ahsoka novel into account.
William Hoang Rebels was made by Dave Filloni, same guy who made Resistance, 2008 Clone wars, and The Mandalorian. Thing is, when he made Rebels and Resistance, he was restricted to a TV-9 rating on Disney XD, Clone Wars was on Cartoon Network and had an older rating, allowing it to be much darker at many points. The Ahsoka novel seems to be going off of what’s in rebels, and it wasn’t written by Dave. Neither are honestly proper continuations of Clone Wars, but Mando is going to have more connections to it in Seasons 2 and 3, and there’s another rumored animated series that’s supposed to be what rebels could’ve been without the TV-9 rating.
So many clones hesitated to turn, but not our man Cody! Order 66? Yeet Kenobi out of the sky!
And yet he's the one who failed.
I think he did hesitated for a bit, as he seems stunned by the order, but then, probably by the chip, recomposes and deal with his mission professionally
I think they intentionally minimized their warm moments in the show and made their relationship more professional to kinda make up for his lack of hesitation in the movie.
He was far away, no eye contact less emotion
Well he was very loyal to the republic, so of course he took the order.
I wish Aayla Secura survived the Jedi purge.
Me to. I also wish plo koon and shaak ti survived.
She seemed to have gotten it the worst in the movies, haha. She was down on the ground and they kept shooting her😂
@@tatsusama3192 It was explained that the repeated shooting of Alaya's body was meant as an act of mercy from Bly wanting her to die as fast as humanly possible.
@@tatsusama3192 actually in the battlefront logs he commanded his men to do that to make it as painless as possible it was the best he could do for her
Darth Revan She was hot, a great Jedi, and great side mentor for Ahsoka.
Bly always seemed like a mix of Cody and Rex to me. Connected strongly to his jedi and pretty close to his clone brothers as well, but very very mission-oriented, to the point it trumped any personal connections.
Bacara also hesitated when executing the order
Well it was mostly respect towards ki adi mundi
@@Echo-pz5mi In Legends, he believes that the Jedi were the rebellious traitors Palpatine branded them as and lost all respect for Mundi, gladly executing him for "trying to do the Separatists' work for them."
If i remember well, he felt betryed by Mundi and was really angry
Bacara hesitated because at that point in the battle of Mygeeto Ki-Adi-Mundi was a valuable asset to his battle strategy.
But he certainly did not hesitate because of nostalgia or anything. On the contrary, he very much felt betrayed when he received Order 66, because it meant that the Jedi were working for those his brethren had died to fight against.
Quote: „hesitated for a moment when I received Order 66 because the last thing I expected was a Jedi coup. Did I feel betrayed? You bet I did. I thought of all my men who died under Ki-Adi-Mundi's command, and if I'd known then that he and his buddies were gearing up to do the Separatists' work for them and overthrow the government, I'd have shot him as a traitor a lot earlier. He betrayed the trust of every one of us.“
I know one Jedi and clone commando who have relationship. Etain and Darman. Best books republic commando.
I think there should have been episodes Where we see Aayla, Plo And Ki Adi on their Mission before order 66 and I mean like a whole episode
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Agreed
Batman lol
@Aidan Flanagan Marshal Commander Bacara is the highest ranking clone trooper to lead his men form the front on Large scales battles leading his galatic marines !
"In Legends there were actual chipped clones who didn't execute order 66." Dude, there WERE no chipped clones in Legends because the chips only came AFTER legends. In legends, the clones were just indoctrinated and never had all that much attachment to the jedi.
Indontricnated or not they were still at their core human even if you try we got quirks in us that will never leave.
Ghost What is the point of this reply?
bh5496 Not even he knows...
Why do they do it so differently from canon to legends? What am I missing there?
@@Zarastro54 boon docks reference added with the fact that i despise the empire pretty straight forward really.
"It's a good thing we were wearing helmets, because none of us could bear to look her in the eye"
One of my favorite quotes from 501st Journal.
It would have been great to see the battle of Felucia and more of the 327th
let's just say Bly wanted to use her leku as handlebars and leave it at that
Lol
That's..... what they are for...
I’m calling the horny police
This aint alabama he said they are like siblings chill
@@dynamicheatwave9949 I say, *SWEET HOME* you say-
Did Rex go out of his way to free Wolffe and Gregor? If he did, why couldn't he help more clones with there inhibitor chips?
I sort of figure Greggor was either more independent/brain damaged than the others, so maybe the chip just didn't work. As for the others, Rex couldn't convince every clone and he couldn't just force all of them to have the chip removed in a risky medical procedure.
When it came to Wolffe, he likely would have been easier to convince because he bad served under Plo Koone. He loved Plo Koone and even if the Jedi did betray the Republic, he wouldn't have gone after Plo Koone. It was this reasoning that, while it didn't override the chip, likely would have made it easier to convince him
I'd love to see a movie or miniseries about Rex finding and teaming up with Wolffe and Gregor.
@@kesselrunner agreed
I think it’s because Rex would be a fugitive if seen alive, but he was presumed dead I think. He probably didn’t want to risk getting gunned down by his own brothers so he decided to help the clones that were closer. Maybe he tried with Cody but we saw Cody’s loyalty to the republic, and later on the empire, in revenge of the Sith when he ordered the at-te to fire at obi won kenobi, a great friend he trusted, with no hesitation. Wolffe and Gregor probably were just easier to convince.
@@rosesweetcharlotte Do we know if Wolffe is the one who killed Plo Koon? Plo was killed by pilot clones IIRC, it's likely Wolffe was on the ground at the moment, no?
Ayala is one of my favorite Jedi. I love how you explain their relationship. They were definitely a awesome team.
The clone Troopers kept shooting Aayla Secura as if she wasn't dead yet in Order 66.
They were trying to make her die as quick as possible to make it painless
What @@double1777 said. IIRC, Aayla stuck with them through it all and made sure to get them out. So when the order came through to purge the Jedi, the Company's respect for her outweighed the hatred that was implanted in them.
They were trying to prevent a pervert from violating her corpse.
Davie J that too
*one of the clone troopers that shot Ayala secura* “.....she’s dead right?.. I SAW A TWITCH”
Is it just me or anyone else feel like Bly and Aalya had more than just friendship lol
No they respected eachother and were probably about as close as obi wan and cody but secure was in a bit of a relationship ship with kit fisto
Sorry for any misspellings
Elijah H nahhh they smashed lol
Yeah mabey cause the comics wit kit and aalya are non canon now
@Tom Ffrench Yeah I wasn't sure if the comic I was referring to was canon
I think that Bly had enough resistance to the order to kill her quickly
Thanks for understanding Rex!
@@John-iz2fp I'm so sorry you had to do it...
CT-7567 And then proceeding to shoot the dead body multiple times...
@@MonsieurEldritch He wanted to make sure she wasn't alive
xXVailingdeathXx /\ “28 stab wounds!”
That’s what I noticed too, Rex was the only who tried fighting the command and showed hesitation saving fives over and over showing how strong his bond with Ahsoka and Anakin was he wasn’t gonna be controlled easily. However with Cody look how he didn’t hesitate as if he went along with it, from what we’ve seen,yes he and Obi wan we’re friends but not at the level of Anakin and ahsoka with Rex. They just had mutual respect with them only fighting together in the battle field and picking up on their moves in the war. Rex even adopted some of Anakin’s more human side which is concern even when it’s against the mission
Rex is also one of the only clones who disobeyed orders throughout the series and he could fight againist force suggestions. so he was trained somewhat by either Anakin or Ahsoka in how to shield
Hannah Young have u seen the series?? Neither of them knew what was coming Rex knew about the chips but didn’t know their function, Ahsoka found out when it started. Plus we all know what Anakin was doing. It’s Rex’s relationships with them that helped him prevent it for a bit but was eventually controlled. Cody didn’t even hesitate which shows his relationship was somewhat strained with Kenobi or just mutual respect for one another
Cody did hesitate, just briefly, because he wasn't in any way aware of the chip, so the average trooper and him had the same possibility of resistance.
Umm, Cody and Obi Wan were closer than ever, we didn't see much of them together, but they were really close. The reason Rex hesitated was because he knew what was going on after what Fives said.
Rex loved Ahsoka. Cody didn't love Obi-Wan, at least not in the same way.
Bly, do you think there are droids?
*NO.*
2:16 - That is putting it mildly (albeit taking a lot from Legends) - Vos was straight up hostile to his clone commander Faie. Now maybe it was because Vos had zero command experience and was disguising his frustration by being incredibly hostile - but I dare say Faie was secretly happy to execute Order 66, if only to get rid of his douche boss.
His boss' incompetence also probably led to the death of some troopers, so probably his commander would have good reasons to feel relieved.
Pong Krell wasn’t just a Jedi who disagreed with the clones, he fully converted to the dark side.
Oh I clicked on this video expecting a love story
It could have been that behind the scenes, it hasn't stated otherwise yet.
@@jh-ij4by WAIT WHAT
@@jh-ij4by kit fisto and secura? It's canon as far as I know
@@jh-ij4by excuse me. WHAT
I think that it wouldn’t really matter if named clone troopers/commanders resisted the chip, because even if those clones had a huge connection to their Jedi generals and resisted the inhibited chip they are literally surrounded by other clone troopers who wouldn’t be able to resist the chip because they didn’t have a strong enough connection to their Jedi general. So in bly’s case and if he resisted the ship he is still surrounded by other clone troopers and it’s not like bly is gonna tell them not to shoot because they’d shoot him for treason!
The sexiest Jedi ever.😎
Ok......um.
As a clone, that’s kinda sexual and I don’t want to talk about it because I’m uncomfortable right now.
Bruh
Jose Ramos call got to use his breather...with obi wans mouth liquid on it...
@@TeenWithACarrotIDK im just spitting facts
As much as I didn’t like order 66. I like that Bly and other clones respected Aayla Secura so much that they thought she deserved a quick and painless death.
Bly was my first Clone Trooper action figure. I was so hyped every time I saw him in screen.
After the final episode aired, I really wanted to find any fan fictions where order 66 didn't happen. I couldn't find anything extensively written, but a short one i did find was pretty good. It was called resist 66 (or something close) and instead of the chips essentially flipping a switch in the clones that they don't even know about, the chip sort of force their minds out of thier bodies as something else takes control. They are left helpless to watch as their bodies act on their own without their consent. They are however able to resist if they use everything they have to force their way back in.
The first two chapters were about Bly and secura and essentially the reason they fire so many times of secura is because the clones are fighting for control. While cant resist the urge to fire, they can contro where they hit as Bly and the others constantly hit non vital spots. As secura is drawns closer to death, the chips infuence weaken in proportion and they regain control albiet very strained control. Using the chance they patch her up the best they can and intruct her astomech to take her to the medical facility that yoda and obi-wan go to at the end of ep 3. They record a message for her for when she wake up explaining what happened and warn her not to look for them as they don't want to risk killing her again. As her ship leaves they feel the chip weaken further as they are relieved that they are themselves once more.
Ther are other chapters focusing on some of the other order 66 scenes and they're pretty well written. Unfortunately the author has given up on writting due to othe rplagerising their work, but for as short as it is, it's a pretty good way to spend an hour or two
Where'd you find it brotha?
@@og-cryoman1842 fanfiction.net or .com I just searched what if order 66 didn't happen fan fiction on Google. On of the first few results
@@og-cryoman1842 here's a link
m.fanfiction.net/s/11640341/1/Resist-Order-66
Even though he was only briefly shown in ROTS, he's always been my favorite clone
THE CLONE WARS series did a great job expanding upon the prequels, the clones and the clone war itself. Ahsoka was a great character and so was Rex. As for Aayla Secura, she was beautiful and occasionally good fan-service!
Ahsoka is better looking tbh
Overrated
I read a (I think it's legends) comic somewhere where luke skywalker meets Aayla Secura and Shaak Ti in a Jedi Temple, and they need luke because only a master and an apprentice can open it. (Similar to that on Lothal in SW Rebels)
It bothered me that in the last season of the clone wars, the briefing scene with the Jedi, Secura did not have her navel piercing, whereas in ROTS she does
"More like a brother/sister relationship"
Bly- damn.. friendzoned.
I remember reading that Bly was glad he had the helmet on so he wouldn’t have to see Aayla’s look of disbelief.
I find it funny that Bly didn't like Quinlan, but cared deeply for Aayla, who was Quinlan's padawan.
also, in my fan fiction, Orion meets another clone that served with Aayla. this trooper was named Eights, and he was a very dickish individual. he got the nickname Crazy Eights for that reason.
oh, and Orion's former master was... Pong Krell. so the two could relate regarding having masters who turned to the dark side. that goes for Ahsoka as well.
Palpatine: Execute order 66
Bly: I quit being a clone there for I don’t have to follow orders anymore ok by I’m gonna leave
Good insight on the relationships between the other Jedi and the other Clones not covered as much in The Clone Wars series. The Jedi weren't portrayed as being right all the time anyway so there probably were some clones who hated some of the Jedi. There definitely had to be some Jedi who were jerks. There are many Star Wars stories that suggest this. This was a good video.
Commander Bly was clapping sum blue honey buns😎
Alex Figueroa wtf is wrong with you
@@jh-ij4by dude
@@Spinahihi i'm sorry for the sin i was into it at the time two years ago like a anakin ep 2 idk why lmao
The reason Rex was able to resist was not because he cared more than others for Ahsoka, although that certainly helped, but the reason was because he already had warning that Order 66 was coming (or something along those lines), so when he first felt it happening, he knew to fight it, whereas most clones would not have realized they *should* fight it until it was already too late, and "kill Jedi" just seemed perfectly normal.
2:33 Bly’s visor is down, 2:35 it’s up, 2:38 it’s completely gone 🤣
Elijah Robinson nice spot
Honestly they should’ve replace the Ahsoka ark (no offense to her) with something with Ayla and Bly
Honestly anything would be better than Martinez arc. But it kinda served the plot, cause Ahsoka found data on Maul, and realised that while she’s not a Jedi she still wants to help people. But I wish it was in better story yeah
Dude that would've been awesome
That’s why you can see when they shot her, commander bly stopped shooting while the other clones kept shooting her
Yeah, Bly stops but Galle and the others keep shooting.
Kit Fisto watching this in force heaven: 👁️👄👁️
@Commander Bly 👩🦯
Its honestly sad to think about bc some clones had mental issues after having to do something so horrible to the ones they considered family besides themselves and each other😞
One of the best looking Female Jedi, plus Twi'lek's are sexy and blue is my Favourite Colour!
Damn, Rex secretly simping😳
@@captainlock923 always thought his allegiance was for the republic, to democracy
Your passion for Star Wars is great, your in depth analysis is insightful and your the kind of person that should be involved with its future. Thanks for your vids.
4:42 "if the order was to shoot himself I think he would do it".
*Serious Dedication*
The scene with bly running through the hallway shooting, the first part of it shows his visor down, it changes its position showing it up, then lastly it changes position of the camera again and shows he doesn’t even have a visor
And they were roommates!
Oh my god, they were roomates...
“Brother and sister”
Me: 😏 YEAH RIGHT
@Commander Bly Unfortunately, rule 34 exists. Sorry :(
The clone wars need to have an arc about them together and just before order 66
What about Jedi bobs clones
SCM BuildingBricksStudios they stood no chance, the raw power of jedi bob is rivalled by none, not even anakin or palpatine
Let’s be real here, does Jedi Bob even need clones? He could take on the entire Jedi Order by himself and come out without a scratch. He is the true Jedi Knight!
Seth lol👌
Honestly, I always wondered how the explosion in the ship happened on Bly’s side and the pilot was killed, then I remembered plot armor.
5:44 Theyre not mindless drones, they just truly believe that all Jedi committed treason and must be executed for it.
I felt like we did not get a proper ending to the clone wars series, but in actuality, we got the beginning for the asoka series.... which does not do the clone wars justice sense it did not focus on it's TRUE potential ending.
I really wish we got to see more of the 327th Star Corps in the show. It's probably my favorite battalion
Bly and the other troops she led mention in a game, I think in the second game in the original Battlefront series on PS2, that they hoped her death came real fast since it was her support and leadership on Felucia that saved many clone lives and even kept them sane in the hellish jungle.
they did something... very very unknown
Rahm koda deserved his own clone wars episode
A bunch of blasts to her back. Imagine how boy felt shooting down his best freind only because he was forced to
I kinda wished they showed what happened to clones after the order like did they snap out of it and regret their decision or were they permanently bad people
The chip was set to comfort them. They probably felt it was a hhard but right decision. If not, all of the good clones could potentially revolt, get depressed, etc.
Survival of the wittiest in this video! Don’t trust a Droid army covered in flesh.
And anyone who tells me that Plo didn’t love his troops the most, than any other Jedi, you can go jump in a hole 🕳! He loved his troops the most over all the other jedi! Doesn’t mean that the other Jedi didn’t love their clones but he is ranked number one at doing so☝️! He named his army the Wolfpack! Everyone else had strips and lines, that goes to show you. There are also so many other reasons why he treated his clones like family. George Lucas puts all the reasons why he loved them in the cartoons, and comic books 📚 his commander goes on to live in rebel’s and he personally removed his chip with not help! (Rex needed help) and Gregor was a Commando
I'm confused why Order 66 applied to Ahsoka. Didn't she leave the Jedi Order?
It seems that force users in general were targeted, appart from sidious. In onne occasion some clones even targeted Vader, in his suit, with a scarlet saber, serving the emperor and all...
Because Ahsoka was one of the few people who could bring Anakin back to the light.
Clones!
Good soldiers follow orders.
Pretty sure Yoda got along with the clones as well. Episode 1 of season 1 of Clone Wars shows that
Bly must've had one really awkward conversation with Appo after Order 66.
Appo: "Thank God we never had to shoot our Jedi General! He stayed loyal to the Republic, and he even helped us take down other Jedi! Now, he's the leader of the entire Imperial military, and he's even got this sweet new armor set that looks intimidating and badass as all hell!"
Bly: *Sad Clone-Twi'lek noises*
2:16 for a second I thought it was mando holding a lightsaber lol
If you say you've never liked a Twi'lek, you're a liar.
-anakin Skywalker
I don’t like Twileks. The skin color is ugly and they have weird dick brain tentacle thingies on their heads. No, thank you. Besides they speak with a French accent. Lore wise that means socially they’re considered not as intelligent.
jh 64 it’s understandable, we all must do things we don’t like. Good luck on learning the English. It is a very tricky language at times.
@@jh-ij4by be sure to learn the difference between there their and they're.
@@reickuhibata English is surprisingly easy though
4:30 Can you do a video on that
In the clone wars adventures comics they show quite a few jedi getting turned on in order 66
They should have shown Felucia more, and Aayla Secura and Bly. Also Rahm Kota was a jerk I dislike him a lot
Kota is legends
Kota had his reasons which, inevitablely turned out to be sound.
I respect your opinion, but his choice ultimately saved his life, don't get me wrong i love clones but I also like Kota, the force unleashed games were my first star wars games (other than lego star wars the complete saga ds version). But I can see your point
His reasons were legitimate. Clones were all the same, so they would all think the same. Therefore making them too predictable in battle. Also their loyalty could be in question because they were practically droids.
I like the thought of them being closer to siblings than lovers.
I like how he explains how not every jedi got along with their clones, then repeats that 3 times in a row.
Why do Star Wars UA-camrs do this stuff, man.
Didn't even make it to the 10 minute mark man. What's his plan here?
Correction, in legends clones didn't have control chips, the execution of order 66 was based on their ingrained loyalty to the republic.
Aayla has always been my favorite Jedi even when it was just glimpses of her character at first in the films. I still remember the excitement when she finally appeared in Clone Wars season one!
She was portrayed very benevolent and stoically not trying to intervene with the Lurmen, and instilling patience in Ashoka. The French accent also complimented her character very well, I was happy to hear her in Rise of Skywalker, even if that was one of the only highlights for me. Definitely should have done more with her but Ashoka embodies them all, Shaak Ti and Luminara too!
Kota sensed something off about the clones that always told him not to trust them which we know was the brain chips. But not that they were inferior that I know of.
That one clone who listened to fives
I hear the Rule 34 artists hard at work already.
Wait... what does that mean..?😳😳
@@Heymanchillout7531 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_34
“You were the chosen one, Bly! You were meant to destroy the simps! Not join them!”
Most awesome vid!!!!!
Love your videos
so basically they worked well together. hardly a big reveal
The clone wars animated ayla secura to really be well endowed.
Wait, Aylaa was at Felicia during the phase 2 well uh phase in the clone wars show?
Yes.
I think Bly really wanted to be with secura but he got friend zoned
Larcus B commander zoned
Larcus B no he did not.
@@ddlc6886 yes he did. She had a soft spot for Kit Fisto, not for bly