The 501st Journal (Old)
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- The audio is from Star Wars Battlefront 2. Redone using footage from Star Wars the Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels.
Had to improvise with Mygeeto, Kashyyk and Utapau as they don't appear in the Clone Wars series.
Ended the journal at the rise of the Empire because reasons.
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Clone Wars returns
It can't come soon enough, that new Star Wars Resistance..................I don't like it.
YES YAHOO
Our Morale has SOARED.
@@ignisking759 Same
It just did
''I'ts a good thing we were wearing helmets, becuase none of us could bear to look her in the eyes''
What does that mean was she to bad to her clone or what wqs their problems with her?
@@RandomStuff-qh2tz They just couldn't bear to look her in the eye with what they were about to do to her. She gave so much respect to those soldiers, that the soldiers got somewhat uncomfortable with going through with Order 66. Purge the Jedi.
Ben DeRossett I think somewhere it Said that commander bly had a love interest for Aayla secura, Thats why they kept shooting even after she died, he didn’t want her to be in pain.
Grandpa that's really freaking sad
SplendidCoffee0 Ikr
501st Narrator: "Nothing at all like the simulations on Kamino"
Actual clone trooper on Geonosis: "THIS IS JUST LIKE THE SIMULATIONS!"
are you talking about the first assault on geonosis or the second assault on geonosis
lunerblade13 first assault
Captain fordo yeah I love when I do that mission then I hear that I always laugh
Hi Captain
Also dont forget the clone trooper who punch the b1 droid in corusant
"A new era of order and peace" what gets me is that the way he says it you can hear he genuinely believes it
Damien
The Jedi are the good guys. The rebels are not terrorists.
He's a clone
The Rebels sorta are terrorists. Not all of them, but many of them. Take Saw Gerrerra for example.
actually the rebels are terrorists. they are attacking places of power and either stealing or destroying outposts, to crush a government they dont like. last time i checked thats exactly what terrorism was
Would you call WW2 French resistance fighters terrorists as well?
If yes, than I agree with you.
Anyone fighting against a government can be called a terrorist.
But if large portions of the state/state(s) ruled by that government revolt, you actually enter a civil war, which is what the Rebel-Empire conflict really was.
*hears Battlefront 2 journals 4 seconds into the video*
*immediately likes and subscribes*
Ikr me too.
Ethan Saucier yeah me too
Ethan Saucier me 2
Ethan Saucier *lol*
Yep! Same
I liked the 501st journal. Portrayed a darker reality of what an ordinary soldier would perceive being right in the line of duty. It also more clearly hints at the general distrust between Jedi & Clone Troopers that better supports Clone Troopers following order 66 without the need of an inhibitor chip, yet the moral difficulty others faced when bringing down Jedi Generals they had bonded with.
"Aayla Secura made a point of seeing us off personally, calling us the bravest soldiers she'd ever seen... It's a good thing we were wearing helmets; Because none of us could bear to look her in the eye."
the Aayla Secura part, always get me sad dude.
Ironic seeing as her death was the most "graphic" with her being blasted several times after her death
@@lorkhan1442 When you think about it, it's probably to make sure she dies near-instantly and wasn't clinging onto life after only being severely wounded given how resilient Jedi are due to their connection with the force
@@Lazarultos im pretty sure I read somewhere or saw a video about how her clone soldiers hated her for always going to the "harder" planets to capture for the republic
My favorite version of it is the version where it's literally in the bylaws of the Grand Army. There's a version in SW Legends where there are 150 contingency orders that can be used to redirect the purpose of the army. Order 66 was a legal order added to the list to account for the contingency that the Jedi might betray the republic.
Which... Technically, as an extrajudicial peacekeeping force, they full did.
In this version, there were even contingency orders the Jedi could have used to deposed the Chancellor legally. But they would have had to have more proof of treachery than "he's also a Mystic warrior of an ancient order that follows similar but separate beliefs about the nature of the universe and is inherently evil!" Because obviously.
So I've been asked a lot who the Clone narrating is. Well if we were going to make this canon, my best guess is it's either Appo, Jessie, Coric, Kano, Boomer or Hawk seeing as they are the only 501st troopers I know of who survived the entirety of the war (Hawk was meant to die but it was never shown, so his death has not been verified).
Rex didn't do Order 66, Kix is in cryo sleep aboard a separatist ship and Dogma was in prison after Umbara. All the other known 501st troopers are dead.
Also interesting theory brought up by Trey Roland, which I feel is worth reading:
"Hey Captain Rex the Rebel,
Notice how they say the treacherous Jedi? I think the journals are just flash backs and after order 66 these thoughts were put in there head. as if they knew the whole time they would betray them. That their previously held beliefs were wiped and replaced with what the empire wanted them to think. It would make sense because Rex Gregor and Wolffe all stayed loyal after their chips were removed. So I think the Chip still resides in the Journals. Just the 501st got their beliefs wiped.
Let me know what you think of this theory. Thanks"
Captain Rex the Rebel it would be cool if it was kix arose bad the time of the force awakens
Captain Rex the Rebel around the time of
Jessie would be my best pick. He became an Arc Trooper so it would make sense he'd be around with other legions under different Jedi.
Captain Rex the Rebel it's Jessie, commander Appo died
Plus Appo wasn't in the 501st until the battle of umbara
I know war is tough but even the experiences of fictional cartoon characters makes you realize the physical and emotional hardships of war
6:02 - 6:40 really changes your point of view on that arc.
utuber5055 that's captain Rex and he didn't do order 66
Syrus Virus I know. It's just the way the Clone Trooper talks makes you look at that arc differently. Makes Rex look like the bad guy and Krell the good guy, despite it being the opposite in canon.
thats whats happends when you put audio form a game into the series
utuber5055 ah ok my apologies,
That's a master editing skills of author :)
I love the Battlefront 2 voice from the cutscenes!
Ozzy its Temora Morrison, aka Jango Fett.
Dark Blades Huh!?
the guy who played jango gave the troopers voice in battlefront2
edit: apparently narration only
Ozzy
Yup. He also voiced Boss/ Delta 34(?) in Star Wars Republic Commando.
Most important of all, he voiced the Clones in the movies.
This is very awesome. A shame TCW was cancelled otherwise we'd have ACTUAL TCW footage for the Battle of Coruscant to use. All in all, I love it and could see this retired clone being ARC Trooper Jesse
Disney would've bought Star Wars anyway, still making the game non-canon.
+Damien The inhibitor chip was better than "all clones are made evil and are just pretending to like the Jedi" crap. It makes the clones likeable for one, they aren't just snakes hiding in the grass for the right moment. If the clones knew about it the whole time, wouldn't someone question why they were fighting a false war?
Technically it was canceled before the chips as those episodes never aired.
The animators had just halfway completed the season before the notice so they just decided to post those on netflix.
Also you talk as if you live in the show not that it's a show at all ?
*****
The chips are still canon though.
Well the chips are canon but Clone Wars Season 6 when 5's died they did mention about the nightmares they had. Which can mean that those nightmares were them knowing in their dreams one day they'd have to kill the Jedi just they didn't think it was true since only a dream.
Yeah, good theory. They had the chips installed already, maybe it interacted with their dreams by mistake when they slept?
No Palpatine put the chips in to brainwash them in the first place. Since Palpatine organized the whole war, the clones were already gonna be loyal to the Republic. ALSO, Order 66 was known by the Jedi, only it was supposed to be on a much smaller scale, incase a Jedi went A-wall.
Groot
eurosensazion
Groot why would palpatine put in a order to get himself arrested or possibly killed? Order 65, a order that the senate could invoke if they deemed the supreme chancellor, aka palpatine, was unfit for duty. The order would have the clones capture the chancellor, and if necessary kill him.
I just love Temuera Morrison voice
I want him to read for E books :)
@@VaciliNikoMavich same
He could read the back of a cereal box and I'd be entertained
What I would want is his voice on a GPS.
So do I even Dee Bradley Baker
The memories...
BaseLine yeap. ..I already miss TCW and I have left a couple of episodes to see on season 6
He was talking about SWBF2 I believe, the orignial
I remember all the cutscenes that fit in with all the narrarator dialogue
So do you guys prefer the Clones knowing they were going to kill the Jedi or the Inhibitor Chip idea?
Captain Rex the Rebel chip
chip
The Inhibitor Chip.
this is a really good video
I like both, but I think I prefer the chip idea
Damn I like this show and battlefront 2
(My idea for a last entry)
“Nobody would have believed that a small Rebel fleet had survived the devastation on Hoth, but they did. Reinforced by the Mon Calamari and their cruisers, they attacked the Second Death Star at Endor; almost one year to the day the 501st Legion stormed that icy hell-hole.
Underestimating their will to win, the Rebels fought like we ourselves had on Geonosis all those years ago. As much as it disgusts me, I have to salute such valor.
I still remember looking out at what happened from the viewport. My heart fell out of my chest, and I could no longer contain my tears, after seeing the 501st’s home crash into the Battle-station. Seeing my home, and all the remaining members of the 501st Legion disappear in a column of flame brought back the same nightmarish feelings I felt on Felucia. Just like on that alien hell, friends I had known since Kamino had died.
Too late, we received word that both Emperor Palpatine and Lord Vader had died, and a full retreat was in effect. Picking up as many survivors as we could, the 501st was transferred to Gilad Pellaeon’s Chimera before we retreated.
For years, I have protected this journal, to maintain whatever sanity I had left after 26 years of warfare. Like most of the Galaxy, I also have longed for a lasting peace. Nobody has wanted peace more than the fighting men of the 501st Legion. We fought because we felt we were bringing peace to a chaotic galaxy of corrupt, disorganized, disobedient, and immoral people. Yet, all the blood we’ve spilt has been in vain. The Republic has returned, with all its previous transgressions and shortcomings. The 501st has been dissolved.
I will not smear the legacy of my friends by speaking lies. As paltry as it was, relative peace, prosperity, and security were found in the Galactic Empire, and that had been bought-and-paid-for by the blood of the fighting members of the 501st Legion.
With this journal, our legacy lives...my friends live on.”
-Unknown 501st Legion trooper’s journal. Found in a crashed Star Destroyer on Naboo in 7ABY.
Those 11 dislikes were probably separatist
501st Commander
Captain this is commander Salvo of the 92nd Skylight corps
(My custom Clone battalion whaddya think of the name?)
I am Captain Rex. Your new boss. You can call me Captain or sir.
*sigh* well that was odd
Anyways were currently fighting on sullust again and could use reinforcement
Master Yoda has joined the server.
We are sending a despatchment of the 501st there now. Arc trooper 5555 or known as Fives will be your leading officer. Rex out
Wow bro this was really good :D 10/10
Thanks mate
Voca Productions No I say 11/10. :)
Legendary
Its captain Rex to you!
WE FIGHT TO WIN, WE FIGHT FOR HONOR, WE FIGHT FOR GLORY, WE ARE THE 501st!!!!
morrison's voice is better than lee baker
I disagree.
boy512 They're both fantastic, but I feel like Tem's voice is a smidge more badass sounding
As a voice id prefer temura but Dee Bradley does a perfect job with acting.
I like Dee because he's got a little more emotion in his voice, but at the same time I love Morrison, because he makes the clones seem more battle-hardened and sound like actual soldiers, with gravely grizzly voices.
Dee gave the Clones so much more character, that's why I like him more. They're both great though.
3:25
"When her death came, I hope it was quick, she earned that much"
Actual movie death: *mowed down by the entire platoon and is continually rattled with blaster bolts even after she's already dead*
Yeah cuz so they know she doesnt live and dies fast
Well, the clone wars will always be a better era than the galactic civil war. (In my opinion). And Battlefront II was a awesome game and because this video im missing it more then ever. But great video.
Thanks mate. Yep the Clone Wars is the best of Star Wars. It's too bad the prequels didn't really focus on it, but the show and game definitely made up for it.
Fives Kotor era > Clone Wars era > Galactic Civil War era
( in a clone trooper voice ) the only time in the clone wars era that I hate was the during the battle of umbara
I'd prefer the GCW tbh
Fives I
My god I love your editing
Thanks man :)
The commentary is from Battlefront 2. A much better game than that disaster EA foisted on us with battlefront 3. The wars from the Clones view was more satisfying than any trumped up graphics that 3 gave us.
To be fair. EAs game isn't battlefront 3. It's a complete reboot and it's canon...Battlefront 2's story is just meh. But the mods are interesting more interesting then the story itslef.
The clones seems much more badass in the 501st journal. It's also more realistic when they tell the story in this form, they separate the Jedi and the clones and tells it from a soldiers point of view. Secondly. Why does everyone think the clones were evil just because they gunned down the Jedi? The Jedi were deemed traitors of the Republic by the supreme commander (chancellor) whom had emergency powers. Which means that he could issue an order without the senates approval. The chips didn't make the clones go into a trance like seen in TCW. It was due to a chip that had been damaged. The chip was there to ensure that they went through with all orders they were given. I personally like the 501st journals storytelling and think that it was much more developed.
because Star Wars is as Black and White as it gets, and the clone wars wants you to believe the clones are the "light side" so bad, the inhibitor chips make sense, but before disney took control, this made much more sense, a tragic tale of choosing between your constitution or you friend.
Got to love Temuera Morrison
This guy sounds like the guy in clone comandos the game if you know what I'm talking about
Tem Morrison
He's the actor for Jango Fett and all clones in the movies, his voice is featured in Battlefront, Commandos, and a few other games. A shame they didn't reprise him for the Clone Wars series.
Captain Rex the Rebel is echo still alive after the war?
Marine22 gaming Possibly.
Marine22 gaming maybe
Ah battlefront 2 nostalgia :) good memories
This goes so well perfect with the video, i loved the battlefront two campaign as well as the series. Good Job Captain!
Thanks man
Captain Rex the Rebel you're welcome man :)
Dang you are good! Love battlefront 2!
Thanks mate
good job i love battlefront 2
Yeah dude really love battlefront 2
This popped up in my recommendations. Nice work.
Thanks mate
The way it's worded the rise of the empire just made it sound so much worse. "We all knew what we were about to do." "Not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word." Jesus, man.
"It was hot, it was SANDY" wow how did anakin survive all that sand
One of your best videos, give yourself a pat on the back for this one mate
Thanks mate
the narrator is from the campaign of star wars battlefront 2
And all the clones from the movies.
Temuera Morrison (Jango Fett)
Imagine that this is a star wars rebels episode where Rex tells Ezra about his life during the clone wars
Well, you got your wish. :P
Shock But Rex does not view the Jedi as traitors, while this fool does.
Rex wasn't a part of the 501st though
@@firebluetoad3990 well his memory must have been wiped by inhibitor chips. Replacing any thoughts and views they held before.
They were made to think the jedi were bad 😂😂
A lot of people prefer the chip idea, maybe it's because they just can't stand the idea that the clones who fought with the Jedi for so long through blood, sweat, tears and many more unspeakable tragedies that took place during the clone wars, would betray their honorable and admirable Jedi generals, companions and/or friends just when they believed the looooong nightmare was finally over, just for some prune skinned, yellow toothed, house robe wearing, power hungry, old man! wow...even I feel guilty typing this.
Well the chips make it more believable that's for sure.
I prefer Legends.
Why are the chips more believable?
Chips can easily be removed. Brainwashing from birth can't. Remember clones are not normal humans because of the genetic modifications that made them not question orders and made them 100 % loyal to the Chancellor. Not the Jedi. The clones viewed order 66 as just another order.
The Clones in Legends made more sense.
"Chips can easily be removed." Yes, lets conduct complicated brain surgery on every soldier in the Grand Army of the Republic.
Also there's no reason for the clones (Apart from Fives and a few others) to want to remove their chips. Most clones don't know about their chips and if they do find out it is just said to be an inhibitor chip that prevents extra violent behaviour. The perfect cover story.
Far more likely in my opinion than every single clone knowing they were going to betray the Jedi. For some of the clones their generals were like brothers and you don't think they would've felt guilty enough not to warn them?
Tristanator What in the fuck? Course season 6 is canon, including the chips. Hell even the unfinished episodes of season 7 (e.g. Bad Batch) are canon.
A True Argonaut
Star Wars battlefront 2! Hell yeah!
This journal still gives me the chills down to my spine. It's so simple, yet grim, heavy and deep.
Dude I was like 4 years old and even I was able to enjoy and love this masterpiece
theres alot of us clones
Oh but there's only one of me.
bring back clone wars
www.change.org/p/finishtheclonewars-finish-the-clone-wars-giving-the-show-the-closure-it-deserves
lol... too many clones
NO THERES A LOT OF YOU COUNTING ME
AND THERE SHOULD BE ONLY ONE
The 501st, otherwise known as; 'Vader's Fist.'
Dang, this is phenomenal! Temura Morrison may not be the best voice actor in the world, but man did he (and the game's audio mixers) do a superb job with this narration! Excellent clip-matching BTW (it sure as heck isn't easy and the compromises are totally understandable). Though I suppose you wish those Season 6 Utapau episodes with Anakin, Obi-Wan and Grievous were fully animated eh? They would have fit perfectly here.
Regardless, awesome video yet again. I got major goosebumps throughout.
Thanks mate, and oh man it would have been absolutely perfect if they finished the Utapau arc haha. Wish they did Kashyyk as well, but eh can't have it all.
Captain Rex the Rebel I guess we were supposed to have gotten that one Bad Batch Kashyyyk arc, eh? I wonder if that would have in any way drawn inspiration from the Kashyyyk stage of the Republic Commando game...
legomaster1378 him and dee Bradley are the best clone voice actors tho
Very well made. I'm honestly a fan of the idea that the clones knew the whole time that they would kill the jedi.
This was the journal of a person who seem to be recalling memories after the clone wars
Theory: Journal is true, but the inhibitor chip prevented them from speaking the thoughts of killing jedi due to orders subliminally received during training.
i call bull on the brain chip. its a plot device meant to remove any responsibility of the clones for executing order 66, instead of SOLDIERS FOLLOWING ORDERS knowing FULLY what they were doing. they didn't enjoy it they definitely didn't enjoy all the slaughter. but they were soldiers and this was a war, and war is never black and white. the clones being fully aware of their actions removes the Black and White, Good and Evil that Disney is SO FOND OF. "its not the CLONES fault because they were MIND CONTROLLED. the clones are the GOOD GUYS". BULLSHIT!. Soldiers are people who fight the hard fights. there are always two or more sides to a story and atrocities are committed by all sides. instead of teaching us that sometimes what is right isn't what is easy and that morals are very grey on the battlefield. Disney throws it all away by claiming they were mind-controlled zombies slaughtering jedi, i ABSOLUTELY DESPISE THEM FOR IT
Amazing
I prefer the clones knowing they will kill the Jedi. If one clone suffered a mental breakdown from the implanted chip, then there'd out to be hundreds more clone troopers out of millions suffering the same effects
They didn't know they would. They just didn't think they'd ever have to do it.
Then Cartoon Network ruined, and said there was some chip bs.
"I used to believe that being a good soldier meant doing everything they told you. That's how they engineered us. But we're not droids. We're not programmed. You have to learn to make your own decisions." The Clones having independence and personalities like that is my favorite aspect of TCW, and the Chip explaination makes it believable that both that and Order 66 could happen in the same universe.
@@CABRALFAN27 That line of thinking works for clones like Rex or Cody, but I doubt the rank-and-file clones cared much about the Jedi one way or another.
@@delta1525 bullshit, there’s no say I can buy they just *turned” on a dime like that. The chips provide a greater explanation
@@kevinnigins9488 I was drunk as shit when you said that and I was really confused
"What I remember about the rise of the Empire is... Is how quiet it was." Chills
I would love to see something on History channel that has this voice over and went over the history of the clone wars
Bravo, sir. Wonderful
took all the Credits too.
my favorite line :D
*credit, as in, they claimed responsibility for rescuing the Chancellor, not "Credits", as in actual money. :P
lol imagine Obi Wan and Anakin leaving with suitcase of Credits x)
CABRALFAN27 They paid me anyway, I took the Credit and the Credits. I bought some death sticks with them.
"it was hot and sandy." i dont like sand its coarse and rough and it gets everywhere........
I like sand. Sand is squishy.
Great video, the script for Battlefront 2 was amazing. I love the end part with the soundtrack and Darth Vader facing his head to the ground. Very bone chilling.
I get chills every time I here him talk about the invasion of the Jedi temple in the Knightfall mission
this is awesome you mixed my favorite game with my favorite tv show
Thanks mate
Great Video, I love the SWBF2 campaign
A good soldier follows orders and they followed orders even if the order or to kill their most trusted and loved Jedi companion they were forced to follow orders cuz that's what's good soldiers do
Star Wars Battlefront 2: Where an amazing storytelling and one hell of a multiplayer mode can be found in the same game
A truly incredible piece of art. Congratulations!
you should customize the layout of your channel.
Thanks mate, and I'd like to but I'm no artist haha
We don't technically know if the voice from BF2 is Captain Rex. However i really like that idea.
Airo Strike During the Imperial missions, the player is often called a lieutenant. The best candidate would be Jesse, but it is canon that he was in stasis for the entirety of the GCW. The other clone likely to be the 501st guy is Kix.
When I started I didn't intend to make it seem like Rex was the one talking, but wherever the 501st was, he was present and it was just easy to include him in most of the scenes.
It cant be 501st Kix. He was put in stasis until 2 people found him on a planet. This was after the GCW. Go look like the last clone trooper on youtube.
Airo Strike they all sound the same
It's a random 501st clone.
...Oh, god... Battlefront 2. My heart...
Battlefront 2 was the best ;)
remember what tup said to fives before his death? ''the dreams all are gone...'' so the clones knew what they are about to do when they march in the jedi temple, but what they could do?? they have the inhibitor chip in their head's, this make me so sad, so possible the 2 theories are correctly, the clones knew they will in some point kill the jedi in her dreams and they cannot do annything about this :( :( :(
kaio magio i like the chip idea better
I love how you used the Audio from star wars Battlefront 2 it brings back so many memories back when i was a kid
This perfectly encapsulated Battlefront 2 for me, especially the end with the Empire. Thank you for making this.
OMG THE CLONE WARS, BATTLEFRONT 2
I LOVE IT!
Thanks mate :)
Nostalgia
you are my favorite youtuber and my favorite clone
Thanks man
Ugh. I liked the old canon better. Making control chips cause the Clones to execute Order 66 is so lazy and unimaginative.
But it makes much more sense, its Palpy's trump card that'll ensure that the clones will execute their Jedi generals without trouble. In the Umbara arc, the clones were ordered to execute fellow troopers Fives and Jesse, but they didn't. So imagine if these same clones were ordered to execute their Jedi generals? Chances are, a good majority of them would disobey the order. In Legends, Palpatine depended on blind luck for the clones to follow up on order 66.
Then people didn't understand shit, an indoctrinated army from birth to follow the ideals of this organization will execute the orders without question, they may feel wrong about it, but they won't rebel.
"What I remember about the rise of the Empire is… is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the Clone Wars, the 501st was discreetly transferred back to Coruscant. It was a silent trip; We all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts? Any private traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word."
If the clones all they knew about was war and orders, they would follow the orders no matter what
"I used to believe that being a good soldier meant doing everything they told you. That's how they engineered us. But we're not droids. We're not programmed. You have to learn to make your own decisions." This quote right here, from Captain Rex, explains perfectly why the old canon explaination of brainwashing could NOT work whatsoever in the new canon. The Clones in TCW aren't mindless, brainwashed drones, and honestly? The overall story of Order 66 and the Clone Wars is better for it, at least IMO.
The chips idea is awful. In the old canon, there were Clones who genuinely refused to obey Order 66 and they were all hunted down and killed by their brothers because they genuinely felt they'd betrayed them. They follow orders because they're bred and trained to believe what their superiors tell them is the right thing. Sure, Rex, Delta Squad (probably) and some other clones learned to question their orders because of their experiences in the war, but they're exceptions.
I mean, look at how the clones didn't even hesitate to gun Fives down in the arc with the chips, simply because they'd been told to. And hell, in the Umbaran arc, I noticed some clones kill Umbaran soldiers who appeared to be trying to surrender or were simply too injured to fight back. There were no chips involved with that, it was just a soldier's instinct.
But I like to think of the chips not as the driving force for them committing Order 66 but more relaying the specifics of Order 66 to them so they'd know what to do.
CABRALFAN27 It wasn’t brainwashing. It was genetics. The old EU established that the clones’s DNA made the totally obedient to Palpatine, their commanding officers, and people in Palpatine‘ good-graces like Vader and Tarkin.
As always, wonderful video Rex!
This is thee best! Totally brings out the point of view of it all
As a fan of both the clone wars and BattleFront2 well done!
Thanks mate
Wow idk if it's coincidence or not, but I clicked on the video bringing it to 501 views...
That can't be true. That's impossible!
Why do people say its hawk,jessie, dogma and kix. They werent made until the clone wars series. battlefront 2 was made in 2005. the clone wars 2008
We know. We're just trying to mix canon and legends together for the fun of it.
Oh i see
battlefrunt 2 my friends.... those were the days
I’m proud that I recognise every episode the scenes came from.
It was brilliantly put together
#heartofanempire
6:02 How Order 66 was supposed to work and how it was to be carried out. Not the cold and twisted *abomination* that Sidious orchestrated.
Peter Wright exactly, and jedi knew this order along with the order 65 i think, relieving chancellor from power. i dont know why chips are needed...
The Republic did not know about the true nature of the chips. The Kaminoans may informed the Republic that the chips were obedience chips but I strongly suspect that their true purpose was to override the Clones loyalty to their Jedi Generals and brainwash them to be obedient to Sidious.
Brainwashing complete with altered memories of the War, making it appear to us that the Clones knew about the planned extinction of the Jedi since the first days of the War.My altered memories theory is further backed by the fact that the Clones didn't use derogatory names for Republic allies. Namely, calling the Wookies "walking carpets" (4:34).
Peter Wright i think possibility of the use both systems, being trained with open rules and also having chips could be a clearer story arc. i mean the show gave such characters, it was becoming hard to convince audince to 'yeah they are just bred as dicks'. i think using chips as a indoctrination tool to ensure clones loyalty after the order 66 and order 66 being ingrained in their minds during training/genetic tailoring would be a good compromise. oh well :/
There was some parts of this video where you could of used clips from the movies. Like when the Clone Trooper was mentioning the death of General Grievous for example
I'm just being picky TBH . Overall I liked this video
Who is the one narrating? Also this is really awesome work
To me it's either Appo, Jessie or Hawk (the pilot).
Why not Rex?
mikail irwan Because Rex didn't do Order 66. And the troopers I named are the only one's I know of that survived the war in the 501st.
Oh yeah that makes sense
The Narrator was the Narrator from the Battlefront II campaign.
this is... heartwrenching...
this is really well done Rex, i loved SW battlefront 2 and i can remember all of the clone Journals, as for the inhibitor chip or the knowing, the chip made far more sense, as even though the clones was bred for obeying orders and such, they weren't droids, they were living being with feelings and emotions and they bonded closely with their Jedi generals and so it would make no sense that they could just easily wait for order 66 without any doubts or hesitation of killing off the Jedi's that often had saved their brothers lives during combat, so for me the chip made far more sense then that the clones knew all along that at some point they would kill their own generals, and that the Jedi would never be able to sense that within their own soldiers, i understand they couldn't sense Palatines true self due to the Sith artifact and of Sidious's force cloak abilities, but the clones would be shielded by no such things and so i find it nearly impossible that the clones could shield their thoughts when being so near someone they would know they would one day kill without any Jedi discovering this.
Thanks mate, and nice opinion.
Isn't it Umbara that was the suicide mission
There were multiple suicide missions throughout TCW. :P
Hey, Captain Rex. Can you do the second 501st Journal, using scenes from Rebels, the Original Trilogy and a little bit of the Clone Wars?
Khewil Cruz Ramirez the voice is from star wars battlefront 2, in the campaing mode :P
I know, Mr. diaz.
Khewil Cruz Ramirez
Not like the SIMULATIONS?!!!!!!!!
This is awesome!!! You're a saint!!
This video SHOOK me, loved it as always
Thanks mate :)
Thought it was a Fact Free video
Is that a good thing?
It's not good or bad its just the thumbnail really looks like a Fact free video, just found it funny :)
Kit Fisto Ah right, the font is similar haha. Didn't even realise that.
As a matter of fact, the clones actually called the C.I.S "seppies" not "seps"
"Armed with deadly new Weapons, blazing new ships and shiny armour"
Let me translate that
"Armed with pathetic new weapons, triangular ships and stupid new armour"
lol
They actually already had triangular ships. Check Venators and Acclamators.
TheRyanMannShow How about "Armed with idiotic new weapons, flawed new ships, and paper thin armor."
TheRyanMannShow oath
E-11s are much better guns. The armor is just as bad as it was before. The Star Destroyers are great, the TIE fighters are trash.
Rex, this is brilliant and smart. Putting audio from a great game into a great show together. It matches perfectly.
Thanks mate
Captain Rex the Rebel We are brothers.
I remember every line from when I played the game.
Does anyone know who the clone trooper is that is talking to us?
Never. Its a retried 501st clone trooper. Thats what it said in the credits.
It's just a random clone, the same voice of Jango Fett
To me it's either Appo, Jessie or Hawk (pilot).
Captain Rex the Rebel I htink Hawk died, Sir. Appo is to much of a badass and never reitred. Jessie seems to be the best fit.
Zareaz Franjevic He was meant to die, but it was never shown. His fate is unknown.
And yes, Jessie would be my best pick.
I had to do this, it fits perfectly:
What I remember about the rise of the Trump is... is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the immigration Wars, the Department of Homeland Security was discreetly transferred back to Miami. It was a silent trip. We all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts? Any private, traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Miami not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Immigration detention. Not a word.
With the fall of Miami and the elimination of the traitorous Latino’s, Trumps's rise to power was complete. In recognition of our service and loyalty to the Emperor, the immigration services were placed under the direct command of Lord Mattis. Armed with deadly new weapons, blazing new ships, and shiny new armor, our presence let the world know that the days of the USA were well and truly over. We were establishing a new era, an era of order and peace.
During the rise of the Empire, Trump home city, New York City rapidly established itself as a major irritant. After a number of New York City ’s Mayor’s were sent home in various states of dismemberment, his newly elected Mayor broke off diplomatic ties, and began exploring political options. Clearly it was time for a regime change, a change that would be effected by Homeland Security, now under the direct command of James Mattis. Our orders were simple, to infiltrate the city, take out their leader, sending a clear signal to other potential troublemakers in the Empire.
Sounds good? xD
kek
Lol W
MullerNL Although this is hilarious, the USA has a series of checks and balances to stop one person from having too much power, and if that fails, we are entitled by the Constitution to open revolt.
Super Blue Toad Okay.
So I noticed you mistook the planet of Umbara for Kashyyyk, just thought you ought to know 😂
this wasn't a one to one comparison. the guy did the best that he could.
So I noticed you didn't read the description, just thought you ought to know 😜
PeachBricks he was only using clips from the clone wars animated series and Star Wars rebels, if you want to point out all his mistakes you would also mention he used geonosis for utapou but it was intentional
Rekt
This is really well done
Amazing! This is goals, and the 501st is awesome, so thanks for making this :)
Thanks for watching :)
Is Rex telling this story?
Can't be Rex since he didn't do Order 66. My guess is Jessie or Appo.
+Captain Rex the Rebel not Jessie either considering he was the last surviving clone because he found out about order 66 and was kidnapped by the separatist and carbon frozen and sent in hyper space towards the outer rim and didn't wake up for thousands of years I think
TheAdvanced Knine That was Kix not Jessie.
+Captain Rex the Rebel oh sorry my bad. Then yeah I would think either those two
It was a random clone in the 501st, this journal is from the mode Rise of the Empire, of Star Wars Battlefront 2 (The Original series). The clone is never named, although is noted to be retired, and the game mode, as far as I recall, pushes all the way up to the explosion of the first death star and maybe the immediate aftermath but I do not recall the exact cutoff point.
A new era, a new era of ugly character designs and animation ugly as hell
lol savage
Captain Rex the Rebel, don't listen to the people that say that it is the chips. Palpatine tricked the clones into thinking the Jedi betrayed the republic, and getting betrayed is above friendship, now matter how strong it is, the clone wars series was just to make the children feel better after seeing their heroes gun down Jedi. Great video
Correct me if I am wrong but, the clones knowing about order 66 is gonna happen was in the legends universe. But in canon it was about the chips. They even mention the chips in the CW which is canon.
Charles Zhao when? I don't recall
Have you not seen the episodes involving Fives and Tup? A clone trooper called Tup killed a Jedi when his Inhibitor chip malfunctioned and executed Order 66 early. Fives later found out that the Kaminoans were putting artificial chips into the clones when they were in the early stages of development. This cause Fives to remove his own Inhibitor chip and try to convince Anakin Skywalker and Rex about his conspiracy theory. But in the end, Fives was killed under orders of Chancellor Palpatine. Before he died however, he told another Clone trooper called Kix about the conspiracy theory. Kix would eventually find out about order 66 but would later be captured and be later cyro frozen for a few years. Kix is recalled as the last surviving Clone trooper and due to him missing Order 66 when it was executed and also avoided his aging. He is alive during the Force Awakens.
Charles Zhao I have seen it, i thought you meant the movie. I just think that the new canon is bullshit and messes everything up about the prequels
True.....I prefer a lot of the legend lore than I do the new canon
Battlefront 1 and 2 will always have a special place in my heart.
This video is really good and sums up true 501st almost perfectly. Just gotta say I was laughing at Rebels.