The music encapsulates the mood so well, where there is a calm, a peace, a sense of closure, but the understanding that a darkness has fallen over the galaxy. I also think about Vader's mindset now- he's lost his best friend and father figure, his wife with whom he was hopelessly in love with, his Jedi friends are all dead, and to his knowledge, Rex, Ahsoka, and his unborn child are all dead. All he's got left is to cling to his self-hate and despair, because deep down he knows he caused all this for a man he knows lied to him.
Not only that, Darth Vader for sure knows that the Emperor tricked and used him and he would gladly kill him if he had the chance! So why does he always come back to Palpatine like a dog? Because he's literally all he has left. All his friends, family and previous life gone, the only thing Vader has left is his hatred, sadness and the dark side of the force. He hates himself so much I wouldn't be surprised if he thinks suicide was too good for him.
@@samthong3305 True.. I also gotta add that Vader indeed tried to kill Palps seconds after the Suit Reconstruction scene. And after that he sabotages his master several times either for the mere sith tradition or for him not wanting to be replaced by him
The scene when Vader shows up completely encapsulates the Clone Wars. The Jedi and Clones fought for years because they believed that they could win, but in the end, they were replaced and forgotten, this being emphasised by how suddenly it switched from the Clone Wars era to the OT era. Seeing all of the Stormtroopers in their pristine white armour and how they contrast with the old Clone armour also symbolises how the clones have been forgotten. Then you have Vader not only looking at the lightsaber that he gifted back to Ashoka, but also at the helmet with her face painted onto it. This hits on an emotional level because it momentarily reminds Vader of the man he used to be. There’s a lot of things I could go over in this episode, but really the theme is defeat and loss. The Jedi were defeated due to their arrogance and obliviousness to the events transpiring around them, ultimately resulting in them being turned on by the ones they trusted. The clones lost because they put their loyalties in the wrong place, and because they too were unaware of their part in Sidious’s grand plan. Rex lost because he could no longer do what he was born to do, fight for and alongside the Republic and his brothers. Instead, he’s now seen as a traitor and was forced to kill his own brothers. Ashoka lost because she was unable to prevent any of the events before they happened. She was unable to stop the bloodshed on Mandalore, she was unable to stop Order 66 and she was unable to stop Anakin from turning to the Dark Side. While I would’ve liked to have seen exactly what Rex, Ashoka and Maul did and where the went, I can’t be mad with the masterpiece that we got in the form of the last 4 episodes. Seeing Ashoka going through all of this is definitely going to make rewatching Rebels and her confrontation with Vader a lot more difficult.
I started watching this show when i was a kid, loved it all the way through. Now, years later we get a finale right before i move into my own house with my girlfriend. Couldn't have asked for a better ending to a chapter, and the start of a new one. Goodbye old friends, gone but not forgotten.
May the 501st members rest in peace for their loyality was the most admirable we can expect from soldiers through all the 7th seasons. May the Force be with all of them.
It's funny how this show made us all so emotionally engaged despite knowing exactly what was going to happen at the very end. Well done Mr. Feloni and every person who worked on this project, you really fulfilled your original mission to make the prequels better.
This feels so serene and haunting at the same time. Like, it's calming and peaceful, but it also feels hollow, empty. That at the end of this road, there was nothing left, and the Clone War's conclusion has left everyone worse for it. People got the peace they so desperately wanted, but it's a peace strewn with corpses, painful memories and a resigned acceptance of a darker future.
Her body screamed out in pain, her muscles burning from hours of hard labor and aching from untreated blaster burns, but somehow, she stayed standing. Every arc of pain and smoke-filled breath reminded her of the thousands before her who no longer had the luxury to feel anything. Inhale. Exhale. Breathe. She let her eyes wander across the sea of helmets before her, seeing her face reflected in their visors and markings, a final reminder of everyone she had failed. She could name every clone that she had put in the ground, and if she hadn't Rex would come up behind her and chant their names in a final eulogy. Her eyes came to rest on the helmet with the symbol that stabbed her in the heart every time she saw it. Jesse. She'd been the one to find him, and had managed to bury him before Rex had noticed what she was doing. She wanted to spare him whatever pain she could. Inhale. Exhale. Breathe. Don't let your tears fall. Her lightsaber nestled in her palm, as familiar as ever. She held out her hand before her, momentarily enjoying its comforting warmth. Suddenly, she could see another hand, a man's hand, holding out a string of beads that glowed in the evening light. *They're asking you back, Ahsoka. I'm asking you back.* She let the saber roll off her fingertips as a small orange hand closed the man's fingers around the string of beads. The lightsaber wasn't hers. It had never been. *I'm sorry, Master, but I'm not coming back.*
This is absolutely the best UA-cam comment I have seen in my entire life, and considering I've been on this app for upwards of ten years, that is saying a hell of a lot, thank you for taking the time to type all that and I hope you have a great day
I am a 52 year old woman, a grandma even. I watched the whole Clone Wars series this summer with my daughter who talked me into watching it with her. I am an OG fan, saw A New Hope in the theaters when I was nine, so Star Wars has been with me most of my life. But can someone PLEASE explain to me why this series hit me like a freaking ton of bricks. Its been weeks since we finished and I am still DESTROYED emotionally. I hear this music and weep. When I re-watch, I flinch when every single clone dies. My heart dies with Hevy, Echo, Fives, Hardcase, Jesse. Rex's life is so desolate-he is destroyed at every turn. Ahsoka's life isn't much better. And finally Anakin is a tragic figure to me for whom I have so much sympathy. And Obi-Wan! Every single time. I will never see the Revenge of the SIth the same again. I feel traumatized! Is it just me? Like the stories told in the Clone Wars have altered me. Like what the heck. It is an animated "kid show", right?? I was just looking at fan art on Pinterest the other day and started crying. It isn't just me. My 21 year old and 28 year old daughter feel the same way, so it isn't just menopause lol. HELP
General skywalker? Were we good soldiers or did we set the stage for a empire that held no regard for its citizens? Did my brothers and I die for nothing?
Girls: eugh boys don’t know what it’s like to feel betrayed. Me: seeing Jessie about to kill Rex and Ashoka hoping that it’s not true and that he’ll get around it, he betrays them: *sobs* Me seeing Jessie’s helmet: *sobs uncontrollably*
Killer of the imperials I just wish after ahsoka removed the chip from Rex’s head, she could have found some way to hid while Rex pretends to still be controlled whilst also gathering as many clones (maybe by knocking them out and performing the same surgery to free them).
I love the feeling of openness within this despite knowing what happens. I feel like being in the ocean, no waves, and the stars reflecting off the water. In the last four episodes, we're just amazing. The story feels complete. It's wired to thank that all those years ago we wanted the story to end with a happy ending, but that's not how this story goes. This show has meant so much to me, and it's said to see that this book of my life has come to an end. I thank everyone who made this show what was and for a fantastic childhood.
The clone wars is and will always be be my fan favorite show throughout my childhood, the emotion it shows it's nothing I've ever felt in a show before, may the force be with you ahsoka... Always
Fantastic ending! Wow! No dialogue in the end. The music is beautiful and somber beyond words, to coincide with the mood of Episode III. The music also sounds very Blade Runner-like. Anyone else feel that?
As a kid, I knew how it ended. We all knew how it affected Anakin, Obi-Wan, and all the rest of the Jedi. But seeing Order 66 from this perspective really felt like we lost people we loved. Characters that we grew up loving and caring for, it really felt like it was a journey and we were right along with them. And how seeing it end from this perspective really gives the feeling that after all this, all the people killed, all these years that was this journey, were ultimately just pawns of the war. It makes us feel like everything just came crashing down when it all seemed like the Republic would win. This is 100% how the show should have ended, and perfectly ends our 12 year journey with this show.
The last episode hit different. Those droids thay helped Ashoka and Rex survive. They really were true mvps. Seeing Jesse, and his brothers. The ones who fought with us and for us. Used as pawns in a greater scheme. And for what. We will never forget the clone army or the jedi who fought for what they believed in.
6:18 There he is... Vadar himself... there’s an odd atmosphere about his stance, something so heroic about it... I guess you can see the ghost of a hero who was once named Anakin Skywalker...
Wow.... thank you so much. I’ve already see this episode five times and I sobbed my heart out each time. I just cannot process this... Theres too much pain to take in... 💔💔
@Captain Cosmonaut There's no such thing as fictional in clone wars. We all grew up with this show. It's more than just fiction or fake. It's a generation, an era, countless kids childhoods. Running home from school to catch the new episode. Those memories are there but, now it's over. We saw our heros fates. Goodbye old friend...may the force be with you...always
Thus ends the era of Star Wars. The last shining bright star has died out and it's light fades away into shadow. It was nice knowing Star Wars as it lasted but now it goes away. It's last spark now fades leaving nothing behind. Rest In Peace Star Wars my old friend. It was nice knowing you. And I will not forget the good old days. Now be at peace and rest finely now.
This sound is so magic, every time I hear it I like Star to cry smile and chill at the same time and it gives me this vibe that something has ended to give life to something new
I remember coming back from elementary school every Friday and being able to watch it that night. I grew up with Star Wars and it’s been something I can always find joy in. I’m happy it got a great ending. Now that I’m older this music hits so hard and is sad yet uplifting in a way. Like realizing an era is over and times are different:(
I got so sad because the clone wars were always my favorite section in star wars and seeing it end made me cry. :( I loved you clone wars and goodbye.....
I would pay 100 of dollars for an alternative end. A 'good' end... That's so sad. I feel so empty now. I know the story is like this but I don't know why, I always hoped that clone wars ends 'good' ahsoka and anakin meet again.. Imagine an alternative end where this would happen... Damn I would feel so much better. I hope the drawing style will NEVER get lost. The style is so BRILLIANT.
I was so close to crying by the end of this episode I'm gonna miss this series and I'm gonna rewatch it over and over this was a legendary series while growing up for me. The clone wars was the best and always will be.
I've never been a huge Star Wars fan. I'm 61 and grew up Star Trek. I sat and watch these episodes with my 10 year old son and thought..Wow, this is magnificent. The writing of these characters, not empty, but filled with passion. This soundtrack pulled at me at the ending. It encapsulates the feeling Ashoka must have felt.
Listening to this theme has me sobbing, like omg. The ending of the final season was MASTERFULLY done, and in all my years of watching The Clone Wars from when the Movie came out to the first episode of the Clone Wars and now to the last, oh I have bonded to the clones, as we all have and to see Order 66 is freaking HEARTBREAKING! I do wish we could have seen more 'across the galaxy' scenes though during Order 66. But either way, a wonderful ending to an amazing series, what a ride it's been. There's a certain quote I saw once, that I think regarded silence or suspense involving movies, but I can't remember what it was, so have this one. "It requires wisdom to understand wisdom, the music is nothing if the audience is deaf." - Walter Lipperman. I would agree with this quote, as the music during this final series was powerful even though no words were spoken, the music did it all for us. Amazing.
During one of my darkest times, of my darkest days, where I had no pride, nor joy, nor hope for a better future, nor feelings of being my own self, nor self-love, and on the verge of ending my life; I found some guy on UA-cam play Republic Commando. All I heard after 13 seconds was its theme. They sung the lyrics so proudly. Vode An was its name, the translation was brothers all and I felt pride and feelings of being hopeful for a better future. Then after some time, I got into the Clone Wars. This is not only where I got the most pride and joy for myself, it's where the Clones themselves became my heroes. They taught me more about individuality than anything. Where I felt that I was no different from the person who was born a second before or after me, the Clones taught me that, even if you looked the same, talked the same, spoke the same language, etc. You had your own thoughts and opinions, no one could invalidate them nor make you feel otherwise. Watching this scene, and knowing the few clones who joined the Empire, all of which I consider traitors to their Republic, and seeing that one final picture made me cry. These characters, all of them, even if some were not liked or known about, were my heroes. Now, all that was left of them was burial. A graveyard that had been made so quickly during the galaxies most devastating action that allowed for the rise of the empire. All that was left of the graveyard was a helmet of one of the Clones, it had a crack in it and was covered in snow, not even getting a view of the lower half of the helmet, and that is what made me cry. Knowing the heroes I watched everyday, the characters the meant more to me than anything, were now cast aside, as if they had outlived their purpose. Only to be forgotten by everyone in the galaxy but remembered, by the Clone Wars fans and I, as heroes.
you know...this music at the end of the episode just added to the feeling of dread and sadness the jedi are gone the clones are gone and it's the start of a long dark era of tyranny, oppression and fear dark times to be a jedi or anyone that speaks out against the empire. can only imagine how many wish it was still the republic after they learned how bad the empire was.
If you reads this know, just know that it will all work out. Maybe not like you imagined, but thats just it. Like the clones, just keep fighting for what you belive and never give up. Thank you Clone Wars for everything.
Ashoka knew that Anakin would come looking for her and Rex. She didn't just give those troopers the proper burial they deserved out of respect for all they did for the Jedi and the Republic, knowing full well that order 66 wasn't their fault... She did it with the intent of Anakin finding their burial and her lightsaber to show him what he left behind - a free galaxy, his best friends, and the good side of himself. The last 4 episodes of season 7 truly shows how much Ashoka is affected by Anakins betrayal. She couldn't even believe he would do something like this until it was too late.
Ashoka didn't know about anakin's betrayal, she felt something horrible had happened but wasn't sure what happened. Rebels is when she learns about vader.
Fuck me, man. I remember when my dad took me to the cinema to watch the pilot movie. I was 9 back then, now I'm 21. Hard to believe this much time passed between then and now. I didn't like the Bad Batch episodes of Season 7, but god were those last few episodes good. Crazy.
It's strange. Some people grew up with the originals, other with the prequels and if that logic follows the sequels should be my childhood star wars but anytime I'd think of star wars when I was a child I'd think off this show and now most of my favourite sw characters come from this or are made vastly better by it.
I balled like a baby at the end of this episode especially once I saw Jesse's helmet I just lost it. I love star wars but damn I've never ever felt this way for anything Star wars I've never cried so fucking hard for anything Star wars related till now.
feeling this way after the state of the world. Just a sense of dread for all of humanity. But even as this song goes. We see this all is lost moment. But in reality even this universe the satus quo wasnt good either. So just continuing cycles of sadness history of sadness. Just such a depressing world whether it be seeing the debate of thinking that these events are sad. Here we are debating if this depressing world is a depressing world. This song just fits the theme of just mutual loss and sadness. Just a end to a already cruel world. Thats that though. To those that come back and read this. Wishing all well through
The last series of the Clone Wars, for me personally, was so emotional that I cried for two days and could not stop it. I hope Disney will continue to delight with such animated series. May force come with 501 legion
I've only just now started watching The Clone Wars on Disney+ and, well...after the sequel trilogy, this show is reminding me why I used to love Star Wars.
I cannot believe the clone wars is over. After all these years... huh.. Ive always been exited for the final episode and when i heard there was gonna be a 7th season I was so happy and pleased but now....hhh....I dont know How to express how i feel
Obi-Wan: You were the Chosen One! It was said that you would destroy the Sith, not join them. bring balance to the force, not leave it in darkness. Darth Vader: I hate you! Obi-Wan: You were my brother, Anakin! I loved you.
HEAVY Blade Runner 2049 vibes, damn. I can't stop listening. This shows you don't have to copy John Williams to make an effective star wars soundtrack.
My and my friend both watched this episode together and when this scene came on we were both on the verge of tears. When the episode finished we both left the call for like 30 mins to process this tragic episode.
Nu kyr'adyc, shi taab'echaaj'la - "Not gone, merely marching far away"- Mandalorian phrase for the departed
Nced Dncfhow do you pronounce that
@@bongofett6992 idk
This song sounds like Blade Runner
instablaster...
Last 10 min of the episode: I promise I wont cry
Sees Jessie helmet : Sobs like a baby
Same
That's me every single time 😭😭
same I just finished the episode today and I started crying when I saw the helmets but then started sobbing when I saw jessie'
Yeah I was crying a little
Exactly me
The music encapsulates the mood so well, where there is a calm, a peace, a sense of closure, but the understanding that a darkness has fallen over the galaxy. I also think about Vader's mindset now- he's lost his best friend and father figure, his wife with whom he was hopelessly in love with, his Jedi friends are all dead, and to his knowledge, Rex, Ahsoka, and his unborn child are all dead. All he's got left is to cling to his self-hate and despair, because deep down he knows he caused all this for a man he knows lied to him.
Perfectly put! That’s essentially the trap of the Dark Side.
Not only that, Darth Vader for sure knows that the Emperor tricked and used him and he would gladly kill him if he had the chance! So why does he always come back to Palpatine like a dog? Because he's literally all he has left. All his friends, family and previous life gone, the only thing Vader has left is his hatred, sadness and the dark side of the force. He hates himself so much I wouldn't be surprised if he thinks suicide was too good for him.
@@samthong3305 True.. I also gotta add that Vader indeed tried to kill Palps seconds after the Suit Reconstruction scene. And after that he sabotages his master several times either for the mere sith tradition or for him not wanting to be replaced by him
This is going to keep me up all night
exactly, this is why it really hit hard when I saw a fan art of vader holding padme's dead body
To all the clone wars fans out there it was a hell of a ride
indeed it was...
@@alexgaming8834 indeed
Yes it was my friends
yes it was indeed it was
It was man, it really was 🥲
This music gave me so many chills whilst I was watching the final episode
the music was like this for the last three episodes.. very haunting and not John Williams style at all. It was awesome!
Same here. I didn't cry at all, I just smiled, with the chills.
Same here with a smile on my face
@@BrianJilgMusic Actually I felt it hit the atmosphere of ep3 in many ways.
Oh yeah same
Who remembers the first epsiode when ahsoka was signed to Anakin and anakin was like wtf?
Im joking, I think, But fuck you
seriously i dcootn need ot go through this rn
Dang man time flies😕
Yep.
Yes it felt like a lifetime ago.
Some people will forget but not us.
CLONE WARS FOREVER 🌌🌌🌌🌌
The scene when Vader shows up completely encapsulates the Clone Wars.
The Jedi and Clones fought for years because they believed that they could win, but in the end, they were replaced and forgotten, this being emphasised by how suddenly it switched from the Clone Wars era to the OT era.
Seeing all of the Stormtroopers in their pristine white armour and how they contrast with the old Clone armour also symbolises how the clones have been forgotten.
Then you have Vader not only looking at the lightsaber that he gifted back to Ashoka, but also at the helmet with her face painted onto it. This hits on an emotional level because it momentarily reminds Vader of the man he used to be.
There’s a lot of things I could go over in this episode, but really the theme is defeat and loss. The Jedi were defeated due to their arrogance and obliviousness to the events transpiring around them, ultimately resulting in them being turned on by the ones they trusted.
The clones lost because they put their loyalties in the wrong place, and because they too were unaware of their part in Sidious’s grand plan.
Rex lost because he could no longer do what he was born to do, fight for and alongside the Republic and his brothers. Instead, he’s now seen as a traitor and was forced to kill his own brothers.
Ashoka lost because she was unable to prevent any of the events before they happened. She was unable to stop the bloodshed on Mandalore, she was unable to stop Order 66 and she was unable to stop Anakin from turning to the Dark Side.
While I would’ve liked to have seen exactly what Rex, Ashoka and Maul did and where the went, I can’t be mad with the masterpiece that we got in the form of the last 4 episodes.
Seeing Ashoka going through all of this is definitely going to make rewatching Rebels and her confrontation with Vader a lot more difficult.
Divide metaphor for life as we know it. This is the way.
@@gmil9410 This is the way.
foxrot Ghost This is the way.
This is the way
also because they had chips in their heads making them betray the jedi against their will.
So this is it, our childhood end reminds me watching first season at age 6 year old on 2008 but seriously im gonna remember this entire mylife
I didnt expect a jojo fan here lol.
Same here. I will show to this series to my kids when I get married and have a few, and they are old enough to understand how amazing this series was.
Same, I know exactly how I woke up and all the day was waiting for the next episode
It was a strange feeling to see the end of the clone wars. So much memories geeezzz
"The hardest thing about this job, is you can't always save everybody."
"You can't save your master, and I can't save mine." - Ahsoka Tano
I started watching this show when i was a kid, loved it all the way through. Now, years later we get a finale right before i move into my own house with my girlfriend. Couldn't have asked for a better ending to a chapter, and the start of a new one.
Goodbye old friends, gone but not forgotten.
May the 501st members rest in peace for their loyality was the most admirable we can expect from soldiers through all the 7th seasons. May the Force be with all of them.
332nd.
It's funny how this show made us all so emotionally engaged despite knowing exactly what was going to happen at the very end. Well done Mr. Feloni and every person who worked on this project, you really fulfilled your original mission to make the prequels better.
@@ncs_hellothere which was technically a part of the 501st
Those three droids got me as well :'(
I honestly haven’t cried this much since littlefoot’s mom died...
I'm sorry for that. May the Force be with you. Always.
@Erik Larsen Been watching that movie since i was little and I still cry too
Have watched the scene over 5 Times and I'm still crying everytime. It marks the end of my childhood. Our childhoods.
Fuck you reminded me of that 😭
Me since end of last samurai
This feels so serene and haunting at the same time. Like, it's calming and peaceful, but it also feels hollow, empty. That at the end of this road, there was nothing left, and the Clone War's conclusion has left everyone worse for it. People got the peace they so desperately wanted, but it's a peace strewn with corpses, painful memories and a resigned acceptance of a darker future.
Her body screamed out in pain, her muscles burning from hours of hard labor and aching from untreated blaster burns, but somehow, she stayed standing. Every arc of pain and smoke-filled breath reminded her of the thousands before her who no longer had the luxury to feel anything.
Inhale. Exhale. Breathe.
She let her eyes wander across the sea of helmets before her, seeing her face reflected in their visors and markings, a final reminder of everyone she had failed. She could name every clone that she had put in the ground, and if she hadn't Rex would come up behind her and chant their names in a final eulogy. Her eyes came to rest on the helmet with the symbol that stabbed her in the heart every time she saw it. Jesse. She'd been the one to find him, and had managed to bury him before Rex had noticed what she was doing. She wanted to spare him whatever pain she could.
Inhale. Exhale. Breathe. Don't let your tears fall.
Her lightsaber nestled in her palm, as familiar as ever. She held out her hand before her, momentarily enjoying its comforting warmth. Suddenly, she could see another hand, a man's hand, holding out a string of beads that glowed in the evening light. *They're asking you back, Ahsoka. I'm asking you back.*
She let the saber roll off her fingertips as a small orange hand closed the man's fingers around the string of beads. The lightsaber wasn't hers. It had never been.
*I'm sorry, Master, but I'm not coming back.*
I read this while listening to the song and it was so beautiful. This broke me
This is absolutely the best UA-cam comment I have seen in my entire life, and considering I've been on this app for upwards of ten years, that is saying a hell of a lot, thank you for taking the time to type all that and I hope you have a great day
I’m fucking sobbing
that was beautiful
I am a 52 year old woman, a grandma even. I watched the whole Clone Wars series this summer with my daughter who talked me into watching it with her. I am an OG fan, saw A New Hope in the theaters when I was nine, so Star Wars has been with me most of my life. But can someone PLEASE explain to me why this series hit me like a freaking ton of bricks. Its been weeks since we finished and I am still DESTROYED emotionally. I hear this music and weep. When I re-watch, I flinch when every single clone dies. My heart dies with Hevy, Echo, Fives, Hardcase, Jesse. Rex's life is so desolate-he is destroyed at every turn. Ahsoka's life isn't much better. And finally Anakin is a tragic figure to me for whom I have so much sympathy. And Obi-Wan! Every single time. I will never see the Revenge of the SIth the same again. I feel traumatized! Is it just me? Like the stories told in the Clone Wars have altered me. Like what the heck. It is an animated "kid show", right?? I was just looking at fan art on Pinterest the other day and started crying. It isn't just me. My 21 year old and 28 year old daughter feel the same way, so it isn't just menopause lol. HELP
I'm 22 and i just finished watching tcw with my parents who are in their 50's as well, and my mom feels exactly the same way as you 💔
He was so happy like two weeks ago 😭😭😭💔💔💔
You were the chosen one. You were to bring balance to the force, not destroy it!
And it all came crashing down in one night
@@TechXV7 There are too many of them what are we going to do?
@@TechXV7 well heck
@@TechXV7 I thought you were dead-
I got some hard Batman Begins and Blade Runner vibes with this song.
Love the OST
Yess, Blade Runner 2049 ending scene with the falling snow !
It's called Tears in the Rain. Classic Blade Runner song. Very unlike star wars to have something like this and yet it was absolutely perfect.
@@Impulset0 I don't know about that.. there are shades of The Force Theme in a minor key in a Blade Runner style.
definitely a Vangelis style of music for sure.. I would not say that is the track.
@@BrianJilgMusic oh no we're not saying it's the same. Just get the vibes you know?
He feels like he killed Ahsoka or something because of her saber that he gave to her...
Anakin Skywalker no wonder you didn’t get the rank of master
What have you done. It didn't have to come this far.
General skywalker? Were we good soldiers or did we set the stage for a empire that held no regard for its citizens? Did my brothers and I die for nothing?
Youngling #134 rip
Girls: eugh boys don’t know what it’s like to feel betrayed.
Me: seeing Jessie about to kill Rex and Ashoka hoping that it’s not true and that he’ll get around it, he betrays them: *sobs*
Me seeing Jessie’s helmet: *sobs uncontrollably*
Killer of the imperials I just wish after ahsoka removed the chip from Rex’s head, she could have found some way to hid while Rex pretends to still be controlled whilst also gathering as many clones (maybe by knocking them out and performing the same surgery to free them).
Well, think about others.
@@pendek3255 what?
@@jomsviking9023 Think about other clones like Fives, it deserves some sobs too:))
@@pendek3255 yeah, yeah it does
I love the feeling of openness within this despite knowing what happens. I feel like being in the ocean, no waves, and the stars reflecting off the water. In the last four episodes, we're just amazing. The story feels complete. It's wired to thank that all those years ago we wanted the story to end with a happy ending, but that's not how this story goes. This show has meant so much to me, and it's said to see that this book of my life has come to an end. I thank everyone who made this show what was and for a fantastic childhood.
I completely agree for me it's ending my childhood off
The clone wars is and will always be be my fan favorite show throughout my childhood, the emotion it shows it's nothing I've ever felt in a show before, may the force be with you ahsoka... Always
Real men cried to this
In 10 years we will hear this track again and... I dont know... cry or something
The music for these last four episodes was god tier
Fantastic ending! Wow! No dialogue in the end. The music is beautiful and somber beyond words, to coincide with the mood of Episode III. The music also sounds very Blade Runner-like. Anyone else feel that?
Was literally almost in tears when this song kicked in. Loved every minute of it. Without it, this moment would not have been captured so perfectly
All those moments will be lost in time, like in teras in rain....
God this is so hard to not shed a tear too.
As a kid, I knew how it ended. We all knew how it affected Anakin, Obi-Wan, and all the rest of the Jedi. But seeing Order 66 from this perspective really felt like we lost people we loved. Characters that we grew up loving and caring for, it really felt like it was a journey and we were right along with them. And how seeing it end from this perspective really gives the feeling that after all this, all the people killed, all these years that was this journey, were ultimately just pawns of the war. It makes us feel like everything just came crashing down when it all seemed like the Republic would win. This is 100% how the show should have ended, and perfectly ends our 12 year journey with this show.
The last episode hit different. Those droids thay helped Ashoka and Rex survive. They really were true mvps. Seeing Jesse, and his brothers. The ones who fought with us and for us. Used as pawns in a greater scheme. And for what. We will never forget the clone army or the jedi who fought for what they believed in.
That moment when you realise just how much death and destruction was caused in this war and this horrified numbness washes over you and you just stop
6:18 There he is... Vadar himself... there’s an odd atmosphere about his stance, something so heroic about it... I guess you can see the ghost of a hero who was once named Anakin Skywalker...
Wow.... thank you so much. I’ve already see this episode five times and I sobbed my heart out each time. I just cannot process this... Theres too much pain to take in... 💔💔
You were the chosen one!
Anakin Skywalker you chose this path
Im an emotional Person and whwn there is such Musik and then a good scenerie i have some tears in my eyes
You caused this, none of it would've happened. Well maybe some of it. But... I love the clones....
@Captain Cosmonaut There's no such thing as fictional in clone wars. We all grew up with this show. It's more than just fiction or fake. It's a generation, an era, countless kids childhoods. Running home from school to catch the new episode. Those memories are there but, now it's over. We saw our heros fates. Goodbye old friend...may the force be with you...always
Thus ends the era of Star Wars. The last shining bright star has died out and it's light fades away into shadow. It was nice knowing Star Wars as it lasted but now it goes away. It's last spark now fades leaving nothing behind.
Rest In Peace Star Wars my old friend. It was nice knowing you. And I will not forget the good old days. Now be at peace and rest finely now.
Every time I listen to this song I always cry
This sound is so magic, every time I hear it I like Star to cry smile and chill at the same time and it gives me this vibe that something has ended to give life to something new
How the last ten minutes was nothing but raw, emotional music was just fantastic and it was a perfect send off.
The sad thing as each legend passes another one gets closer to going... Ahsoka is all we have left....
saddest ending i feel so empty i wish everything and everybody would go back to normal
This makes me so sad, the clone wars was my entire childhood.
I remember coming back from elementary school every Friday and being able to watch it that night. I grew up with Star Wars and it’s been something I can always find joy in. I’m happy it got a great ending. Now that I’m older this music hits so hard and is sad yet uplifting in a way. Like realizing an era is over and times are different:(
"...The only question remaining was, as what would we be remembered?"
-Trooper
This music brings out my sadness and despair. It reminds me that I am all alone with no one left in my life.
12 years, it's like losing a loved one.
I got so sad because the clone wars were always my favorite section in star wars and seeing it end made me cry. :( I loved you clone wars and goodbye.....
i will always remember you.
I would pay 100 of dollars for an alternative end. A 'good' end... That's so sad. I feel so empty now. I know the story is like this but I don't know why, I always hoped that clone wars ends 'good' ahsoka and anakin meet again.. Imagine an alternative end where this would happen... Damn I would feel so much better.
I hope the drawing style will NEVER get lost. The style is so BRILLIANT.
I was so close to crying by the end of this episode I'm gonna miss this series and I'm gonna rewatch it over and over this was a legendary series while growing up for me. The clone wars was the best and always will be.
One of the best endings to any show
I've never been a huge Star Wars fan. I'm 61 and grew up Star Trek. I sat and watch these episodes with my 10 year old son and thought..Wow, this is magnificent. The writing of these characters, not empty, but filled with passion.
This soundtrack pulled at me at the ending. It encapsulates the feeling Ashoka must have felt.
For some reason hearing this and thinking about watching the show on CN or thinking of the old lego clone wars sets makes me really sad
You can just hear your childhood ending.
Damn this music always tears me up, i miss TCW so much
Cant Believe All Of This Was 4 Almost "FIVE Years Ago😮😢 Remember Constantly Watching This Specific Video! So Much Nostalgia In Just 4 Years 🥺
Rip Jesse ❤️
Listening to this theme has me sobbing, like omg. The ending of the final season was MASTERFULLY done, and in all my years of watching The Clone Wars from when the Movie came out to the first episode of the Clone Wars and now to the last, oh I have bonded to the clones, as we all have and to see Order 66 is freaking HEARTBREAKING! I do wish we could have seen more 'across the galaxy' scenes though during Order 66.
But either way, a wonderful ending to an amazing series, what a ride it's been. There's a certain quote I saw once, that I think regarded silence or suspense involving movies, but I can't remember what it was, so have this one.
"It requires wisdom to understand wisdom, the music is nothing if the audience is deaf." - Walter Lipperman. I would agree with this quote, as the music during this final series was powerful even though no words were spoken, the music did it all for us. Amazing.
It's Only Been 3 Years And Im Already Getting Nostalgia! Best Season Ever🎉
During one of my darkest times, of my darkest days, where I had no pride, nor joy, nor hope for a better future, nor feelings of being my own self, nor self-love, and on the verge of ending my life; I found some guy on UA-cam play Republic Commando. All I heard after 13 seconds was its theme. They sung the lyrics so proudly. Vode An was its name, the translation was brothers all and I felt pride and feelings of being hopeful for a better future. Then after some time, I got into the Clone Wars. This is not only where I got the most pride and joy for myself, it's where the Clones themselves became my heroes. They taught me more about individuality than anything. Where I felt that I was no different from the person who was born a second before or after me, the Clones taught me that, even if you looked the same, talked the same, spoke the same language, etc. You had your own thoughts and opinions, no one could invalidate them nor make you feel otherwise. Watching this scene, and knowing the few clones who joined the Empire, all of which I consider traitors to their Republic, and seeing that one final picture made me cry. These characters, all of them, even if some were not liked or known about, were my heroes. Now, all that was left of them was burial. A graveyard that had been made so quickly during the galaxies most devastating action that allowed for the rise of the empire. All that was left of the graveyard was a helmet of one of the Clones, it had a crack in it and was covered in snow, not even getting a view of the lower half of the helmet, and that is what made me cry. Knowing the heroes I watched everyday, the characters the meant more to me than anything, were now cast aside, as if they had outlived their purpose. Only to be forgotten by everyone in the galaxy but remembered, by the Clone Wars fans and I, as heroes.
The end of an era of heroes and battle
Kevin kiner did some amazing music for the last 4 episodes of season 7 with lots of synth 80s blade runner style. RIP Anakin
Wow amazing. Thanks for uploading. Beautiful* backdrop as well.
you know...this music at the end of the episode just added to the feeling of dread and sadness the jedi are gone the clones are gone and it's the start of a long dark era of tyranny, oppression and fear dark times to be a jedi or anyone that speaks out against the empire. can only imagine how many wish it was still the republic after they learned how bad the empire was.
I was in tears by this track
If you reads this know, just know that it will all work out. Maybe not like you imagined, but thats just it. Like the clones, just keep fighting for what you belive and never give up. Thank you Clone Wars for everything.
Ashoka knew that Anakin would come looking for her and Rex. She didn't just give those troopers the proper burial they deserved out of respect for all they did for the Jedi and the Republic, knowing full well that order 66 wasn't their fault... She did it with the intent of Anakin finding their burial and her lightsaber to show him what he left behind - a free galaxy, his best friends, and the good side of himself. The last 4 episodes of season 7 truly shows how much Ashoka is affected by Anakins betrayal. She couldn't even believe he would do something like this until it was too late.
Ashoka didn't know about anakin's betrayal, she felt something horrible had happened but wasn't sure what happened. Rebels is when she learns about vader.
Far removed from the finale, the opening notes still hit me in the feels.
Fantastic thanks!! What a somber melody and unique choice for this
No problem! Glad you enjoyed it!
Clone wars was my childhood and now it's over.😭
Fuck me, man. I remember when my dad took me to the cinema to watch the pilot movie. I was 9 back then, now I'm 21. Hard to believe this much time passed between then and now. I didn't like the Bad Batch episodes of Season 7, but god were those last few episodes good. Crazy.
I cried so much 😥😭😢
It's strange. Some people grew up with the originals, other with the prequels and if that logic follows the sequels should be my childhood star wars but anytime I'd think of star wars when I was a child I'd think off this show and now most of my favourite sw characters come from this or are made vastly better by it.
I balled like a baby at the end of this episode especially once I saw Jesse's helmet I just lost it. I love star wars but damn I've never ever felt this way for anything Star wars I've never cried so fucking hard for anything Star wars related till now.
I cried so much watching this episode...
Such a good ending.
Poor Captian Jesse. He got the short end of the stick. He and his men.
Where do clone soldiers go when they die?
May the force be with all the fallen
feeling this way after the state of the world. Just a sense of dread for all of humanity. But even as this song goes. We see this all is lost moment. But in reality even this universe the satus quo wasnt good either. So just continuing cycles of sadness history of sadness. Just such a depressing world whether it be seeing the debate of thinking that these events are sad. Here we are debating if this depressing world is a depressing world. This song just fits the theme of just mutual loss and sadness. Just a end to a already cruel world. Thats that though. To those that come back and read this. Wishing all well through
If i am listen to this track... i getting pretty emotional ;( rip Jessy❤️ Thanks for die anwesome clip
The finale frame😭
It shows all of the main character. Anakin (vader) ahsoka (print on the helmet) and the clones (clone helmet)
“What I remember about the rise of the Empire is... is how quiet it was.” 501st Journal
This makes me cry, thinking that it is all over
The last series of the Clone Wars, for me personally, was so emotional that I cried for two days and could not stop it. I hope Disney will continue to delight with such animated series. May force come with 501 legion
Star Wars meets Blade Runner music
Chepo I never knew I wanted this combo in my life, and now I want more 😢
yes me too. Same samples. And last left to add “All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.”
I've only just now started watching The Clone Wars on Disney+ and, well...after the sequel trilogy, this show is reminding me why I used to love Star Wars.
''Nu kyr'adyc, shi taab'echaaj'la''
Mandalorian phrase for the departed
I cannot believe the clone wars is over. After all these years... huh.. Ive always been exited for the final episode and when i heard there was gonna be a 7th season I was so happy and pleased but now....hhh....I dont know How to express how i feel
Sort of emotionally drained by the end of this...in a good way ☺️
Obi-Wan:
You were the Chosen One! It was said that you would destroy the Sith, not join them. bring balance to the force, not leave it in darkness.
Darth Vader:
I hate you!
Obi-Wan:
You were my brother, Anakin! I loved you.
In the end Anakin lost everything including himself
Who knew I'd feel sad for a bunch of Droids, I'll miss the D Squad.
Can’t believe it’s been 2 years now.
seeing jesse’s helmet while this piece played in the background really sent me into some other feeling not sadness but something else
Rip the 332nd they we’re the best ending to a great show
this makes me cry so hard rn
HEAVY Blade Runner 2049 vibes, damn. I can't stop listening. This shows you don't have to copy John Williams to make an effective star wars soundtrack.
You're a good soldier, Rex; but so is every one of those men down there. They may be willing to die, but I am not the one who is going to kill them.
You are PERFECT ! Thanks !!!! :D
I COULDN'T STOP CRYING :'(
“Every beginning has an end...”This is a song where I listen to it and I think about the quote. Sad.
Brothers in Arms are Brothers for LIFE
I can’t not cry this was my childhood and now it’s gone 😢😢😭😭
My and my friend both watched this episode together and when this scene came on we were both on the verge of tears. When the episode finished we both left the call for like 30 mins to process this tragic episode.