Clone Troopers During Andor

“Wait a second Teardown, why are we all different heights?”

I love Andor and I love the clones. This scene was perfect. Wish we had more live action pre stormtrooper Dark Times

"But they through a fucking rock at me..."

never knew the republi- ahem the empire used 18th century tactics

him: throws rock clones: throws plasma bolt

I love how scary and intimidating the clones were here. This is how the galaxy saw clones before they were discarded.

My main question is I wonder now how many “Imperial Officers” such as the one here, were originally Republic Officers.

This brings back the memories on coruscant stopping those protest with thire and thorn

Who threw a rock at me????? That is treason!"

Suddenly everyone is pro-cgi

RedSun's voice acting is a pathway to many abilities, some consider to be unnatural

Clone trooper 1: hell yea feel my vengeance you ungrateful heathens 0:42

This scene always confused me. Are the citizens saying "Long live the Republic?" It's sounds like the voice of the Officer, but it can't be, because this is the Empire timeline, and the Republic doesn't occupy homeworlds. But then in an earlier scene, Andor's mom calls the separatists aboard that downed shuttle "Republic", which makes it sound like they are separatists. I like Andor, but sometimes the lore gets confusing.

How did andor get the clones to look so much better than in ahsoka, ahsoka's clone troopers look like they have oversized, cheap plasti cosplay armor, whereas here those clones look so good, like theyre straight out of RoTS

This must be early in the Empire

Their about-face turn was atrocious.

Their about-face tells you which ones were paying attention during drill.

The attention to detail in this scene is amazing when a realistic perspective is considered. First of all, it's a flashback of a person's pretty traumatic memory of a civilian population's massacre by a military force, and no they didnt show it happen in the typical way like how the Mandalorian did with the camera in slow-mo, blasters blazing, people screaming, etc. What we instead have in Andor is a methodical build up to how such tragedies could have and would have happened in real life. Plenty of atrocities committed on civillians were due to soldiers reacting too impusively, be it a protesting mob or a large group of people straight up harrassing them. A historical case very similar, and most likely an inspiration to the scene depicted in Andor was the Boston massacre, where a mob of colonial Americans were fired on by British troops after they were harrassed by said colonial Americans...

It’s good to see the elite of my forces getting proper recognition for their… services.

What we need is an animated tv show JUST about the clone troopers stories