For me The Republic are coolest fictional Army dare ever Yes Am so excited for every type of stormtrooper variants in star wars

Anakin will be in the Ahsoka show in ep 5, 7 and 8, in the world between worlds, as a hologram, and as a force ghost. Marrok is nobody important, and Ahsoka will have a near death experience of some kind.

I love the phase 1

for the republic brother and my favorite is the arc troopers or i called that i like is chad troopers and shadow troopers and commandos

coolest fictional army? _astra militarum, adeptus astartes and adeptus sororitas has entered the chat_ buuuut i love the clone troopers as much i love the astra militarum, nothing beats the deathkorp of krieg sorry

Job security means following orders

@@RensuneGood soldiers follow orders, good soldiers follow orders.

Absolutely

@@daledoback9566 so that means, WATCH THOSE WRIST ROCKETS

@@hikermrsblood1 exactly 👌👌

Not to mention that the first classes of ARC Troopers were genetically engineered to be more independent(or Jango like) than the battlefield promoted ARC troopers. Null Class ARC Troopers were so fiercely independent to the point where they left the republic the first opportunity they had. Alpha Class ARCs were a bit more obedient in that aspect, but still exhibited independent qualities, like disagreeing with Jedi orders when given the chance. In Legends(as Null and Alpha Class ARCs don't appear in the Clone Wars show), they were even seen disobeying Order 66 since they had unaltered minds.

My favorite variant of the clones are the bad batch, due to their unique tactics and fighting style

@@oran-ll4iy The bad batch unit is in fact one of the weakest RC units. A bad batch has a huge number of weaknesses due to them being highly developed in some areas and at the same time greatly weakened in others. That is, if ordinary RC squads develop evenly and are supplemented only by deeper training inherent in their specialization, and during the course of service, these clones strengthen and complement each other and, if necessary, can effectively act alone. Then the bad batch is not developed at all evenly, one is super strong, but stupid, the second is super smart, but physically weak, the third shoots accurately, but does not work well in a team, the fourth is generally a disabled robot, also preparing an ordinary clone, and the fifth Rambaud is unfinished. Such a group is very unbalanced and absolutely any situation where there is something very difficult, they will not cope with it, with 100% confidence.

@chopper3940 So, you've got a lot right, but a couple of things could use a touch-up. - There are actually 4 variants of ARCs: the Nulls (like Ordo and Prudii), the Alphas (like Fordo and Alpha-17), the ARC Training Program commanders (like Rex, Cody, and Bly), and the promoted ARCs (like Fives and Echo). The Nulls and Alphas are different enough to be considered different types of ARCs and the ARC Training Program commanders are kind of iffy on whether or not they can actually be fully considered ARCs. - The Muunilinst 10 are Alpha ARCs, so there was no reason to distinguish the two. - The Rancor Battalion ARCs were not originally ARCs and are closer to the commanders as they are also graduates of the ARC Training Program, which was specifically made to create more ARCs/free thinking officers for the war.

@@CloneCommanderCrater1102 Yes, I know, buddy, I just told you, sharing for people the difference between full-fledged ARC, including alphas, nulls, commanders and ARC recruits. I know what you wrote, I just summarized it by separating ARC recruits who aren't really anything. Oh, the muunulist agrees, at that moment I was confused about the information, so I wrote it so. It's been a long time since I've divided the muunulist into a separate type of ARC.

Also I feel having both shadow troopers AND covert ops troopers is redundant. Sounds like they basically do the same thing, or one was thought of / made in legends/canon earlier and the person who made the later didn’t know the former existed.

It kind of makes sense though for them to have the same kind of armour. If you think about it they are getting up close and personal with bombs they are trying to disarm, if they go off, there is very little that exrta armour can do for them, so why waste money building them special suits for no reason.

@@avaleloc1513 eod techs irl have special armor, because nobody would volunteer to be an eod tech otherwise.

@@avaleloc1513EOD Armor is a real thing and it does make working up-close with explosives safer

@@ClonedGamer001 That is true, however that is dealing with modern day bombs in our universe, bombs in the star wars universe seem to be far more powerful then ours (obviously) and in a situation like the one that we see in the show, where they are in an underground bunker with thousands of explosives surrounding them, even if they had literal indestructible ray shield spheres, they would be buried alive until they slowly suffocated or starved. They probably do have additional armour, but in this situation it was probably better to emphasize speed and mobility, so they opted to leave it behind, because if they failed, the only thing that could save them is Disney's magic ability to revive the dead.

I love barc and paratroopers.

Paratroopers have the best looking design of any variety! That helmet and those shells on the shoulder with the sash and Kama sell the design!!

I identify as a Barc trooper

bro 41 recon seems so cool

​@@Noxtoriousme too

Clone Commando sir🫡

​@@robert-vh6qi i am glad to see at least one other person share my opinion

uh whos gonna tell him the thing

From what I remember, it's because ARCs were promoted from distinction in battle and regularly served on the battlefield as in-field commanders whereas commandos were squads of 4 created for the purpose of high-risk/high-reward tasks. On the battlefields, ARCs were the commanders of battalions and worked alongside their Jedi Generals to direct and lead the troops in battle, but a squad of commandos (especially as lethal as Delta squad) would be considered a battalion themselves. In Legends, the commandos were handpicked by Jango and trained together to create a bond of brothers, whereas the ARCs were like your Halo Spartan supersoldier. So in terms of ranks, ARCs are individually greater than their commando brothers, but one would almost certainly take the squad of highly specialized commandos over a single (though highly capable) ARC. Current canon has been changing clone lore quite a bit though, so it could be subject to change, but with Delta being confirmed canon and regularly touted as receiving the most dangerous missions of the Clone Wars, it's safe to say as a unit they're more than capable of handling the types of missions from their game and novels in Legends.

​@@RiceeHD Commandos were not a battalion in of themselves, they had the potential to have the impact of one though. In Legends, several squads of commandos died fighting a convoy of trandoshan mercenaries and some battle droids. In the same comic it happened, the ARC troopers are clearly portrayed to be superior to commanders in both command rank and effectiveness. Furthermore, ARC troopers were the ones who were specially created and enhanced for their roles as killing machines by Fett, they were never intended as command officers at all which is why they were rarely permanently assigned to a unit. Instead they trained clone commanders and fought battles that Clone Commandos didn't have the battle experience to deal with. The commandos were supposed to be subtle while the ARC troopers weren't.

En el canon los ARC trooper siguen siendo superiores a los comando clon

@@anthonyortiz45 Do we know that for sure?

Commandos were a scalpel for precision target destruction behind enemy lines which is why their armour was more heavily armed and had more versatile gear. Null arcs were basically just jango in clone gear and very few served or were made And were replaced with alpha arcs Alpha arcs were basically null arcs but slightly more controllable and were used for high risk high reward high speed missions. They were extremely skilled. Examples are alpha-77 Fordo and alpha-17 Alpha

Didn't that Disney is run by corrupt CEOs and executives that want to push for radical politics nonstop to cover up their crimes.

The 501st were like a rapid response unit. If you were in protracted battle you’d want the specialists, but if you needed guys that could fight anywhere fast, you wanted the 501st.

I believe the 501st really just counts as a highly veteran regiment containing a larger number of Arc troopers. Although honestly in some cases it can be a bit fuzzy when it comes to environment specialisations, where in quite a few cases its better to describe it as standard clone troopers simply adapting their armour to better match their environment rather than truly being a district trooper type.

I mean... Every legion should have multiple categories, since they are mostly autonomous. But, Lucas military universe doesn't make sense...

Each major clone unit, starting with the battalion, is to some extent autonomous. These units have a bunch of different types of clones in order to perform many different tasks. This will also simplify troop logistics, where you won’t have to rush dozens of different types of units from one area to another. And stealth missions are simply for us to watch how clones of our “favorite” unit perform tasks that are not typical for them. Full-fledged ARC or RC clones would be better suited for these tasks, and even ARF clones would be better in such a situation, although this is the opposite range of their tasks.

every clone legion will have most of these variants in their ranks.

Beneath the remains kicks ass

@@thesauce7187 Lobotomy and Hungry go hard on that album. Textbook thrash

There were six Null ARC's and 200 Alpha ARC's. IIRC Null's were trained only by Skirata, while Alpha's were trained by Jango

​@@fdjtron1732Correct, except for the fact that there were only 100 Alpha ARCs, not 200.

What? ARC with ARF helmets, what is that? ARC and ARF are different types of soldiers, and are designed for different types of missions.

Omega: Rex is so old dinosaurs named themselves after him

1. They weren’t even aiming at the clone, but at the Shagohod itself; the missile would have missed it anyway if the clone hadn’t come at it himself. 2. AT-RT shooters were trained to shoot at such targets, so that the AT-RT could conduct a tight defense, destroying some projectiles flying mostly directly at them, but hitting a projectile that was not flying at the walker itself was practically impossible.

The bad batch unit is in fact one of the weakest RC units. A bad batch has a huge number of weaknesses due to them being highly developed in some areas and at the same time greatly weakened in others. That is, if ordinary RC squads develop evenly and are supplemented only by deeper training inherent in their specialization, and during the course of service, these clones strengthen and complement each other and, if necessary, can effectively act alone. Then the bad batch is not developed at all evenly, one is super strong, but stupid, the second is super smart, but physically weak, the third shoots accurately, but does not work well in a team, the fourth is generally a disabled robot, also preparing an ordinary clone, and the fifth Rambaud is unfinished. Such a group is very unbalanced and absolutely any situation where there is something very difficult, they will not cope with it, with 100% confidence.

real

About half of Clone Commando forces died on Geonosis due to being separated from their squads and used as regular infantry, great example of the Jedi's incompetence in military tactics. They were basically walking tanks with personal deflector fields

99 squad is the most ineffective and weak commando squad, their skills are too different and do not complement each other enough, and individually they are literally useless.

The ARC recruits you are referring to are only slightly better than regular soldiers due to the equipment they are given. ARC recruits are weaker than clone specialists, what can we say about the clones of the galactic infantry or the same ARF which are the best combat unit on the battlefield and can be compared with RC. And with full-fledged ARC clones such as alphas and nulls, ARC recruits have nothing in common except the name.