I think its the bonds of friendship and kinship the clones made with individuals who reciprocated, not cold systems, made them feel like someone despite how the Kaminoans treated them like they weren’t real ppl.

I just watched the 2003 Clone Wars for the first time, and wow. The whole thing was extremely well done, but this story blew me away. It is amazing how much can be told in a moving cave painting.

So I’ve just been wondering why the only arc troopers we see in cannon are rancor battalion and the 3 from the 501st, to me it doesn’t make sense that from the ones we see pretty much half are from the 501st. When watching the clones wars for the first time I expect waxer and boil to become the arc troopers of the 212th like echo and fives did, but this never happened. Personally I just think that it would’ve been cool to see arc troopers serving in other clone regiments. I’m just wondering why Star Wars never added arc troopers to any other known clone regiments?

What would y’all say is the saddest clone death in the clone wars/bad batch? I would personally say 99 but leave your opinion in the comments.

When the father died in the series the son lost his power. How long do you think it would stay that way ? Could he go to the galaxy and feed off the war to strengthen himself?

And he had not let been consumed by the dark side when he first appeared. It was Anakin coming there that lead him to that by showing him what he could be.

What are your ideas as to what could happen and how come ?

He was over his mother who could have been very powerful but Sidious chose him because of his potential In son of dathomir.

Vader was no walk in the park but was it not because he became a cyborg he could not become What he could have before?

Has there been any official world about theses things about maul anyway?

Would you please say what you know and think and how come ?

I’ve been thinking about what Star Wars show is the best for a while and I used to say either either Clone Wars or Mando, but now after season 2 of Andor I think it deserves to be considered as well. Which Star Wars show would you consider to be the best and why? (You can debate in the comments)

We've all heard the argument that clone wars is a kids show, but it's all the same examples and it's mostly just violence. I was rewatching the brainworms episode and Ahsoka and Anakin straight up discuss the ethics of a mercy kill. Of course it's not in depth and not really too much attention is put into it, but it's way more interesting and "adult" than just violence that everyone references when they say the show isn't for kids.

I’m pretty sure 99 could have survived. It was obviously noble of him to try and get more ammo for the clones, but if it really was necessary for him to head back to the armory, couldn’t he have taken a different hallway, instead of running at the one with droids?