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- Mace Windu: hand cut off by Anakin Skywalker, force lightning/pushed out of window on Coruscant by Darth Sidious
- Kit Fisto: killed by Darth Sidious
- Saesee Tinn: killed by Darth Sidious
- Agen Kolar: killed by Darth Sidious
- Shaak Ti: killed by Darth Vader
- Luminara Unduli: killed by her Clone Troopers (AT-TE)
- Bariss Offee: killed by her Clone Troopers (surrounded and shot)
- Ki-Adi-Mundi: killed by his Clone Troopers (shot)
- Aayla Secura: killed by her Clone Troopers (shot in the back)
- Quinlan Vos: killed by his Clone Troopers (Juggernaut in his platoon destroys the one he is standing on)
- Adi Gallia: killed by her Clone Troopers (piloting a BARC Speeder, gets killed by Clone speeder bikers)
- Plo Koon: killed by Clonepilots (ARC-170s pull in behind him and destroy his Eta-2)
- Cin Drallig: killed by Darth Vader (previously unseen lightsabre master, played by Nic Gillard- get it? )

Are there any named Jedi I'm missing from RotS?

-Zett Jukassa: Jedi Padawan shot by Clonetroopers outside Jedi Temple entrance.

-Whie - Jedi Padawan, introduced in Dark Rendevous, killed by Anakin Skywalker in the raid on the Jedi Temple.

What scene is that? The holo of Vader fighting Cin Drallig and grabbing another Jedi by the neck at the same time?

Vympel wrote:What scene is that? The holo of Vader fighting Cin Drallig and grabbing another Jedi by the neck at the same time?

Yes, in the novelization it states who one of the padawans is, page 378, second sentence from the top.

Gosh. How in the world are these minor spoilers?

Who's that horny Jedi from the CW cartoon? The extremely black one? 'Time... t'get a new one!' etc.

Stark wrote:Who's that horny Jedi from the CW cartoon? The extremely black one? 'Time... t'get a new one!' etc.

Saesee Tiin?

Vympel wrote:What scene is that? The holo of Vader fighting Cin Drallig and grabbing another Jedi by the neck at the same time?

Methinks it's where Obi-Wan accesses the Temple holo records or something like that.

Pint0 Xtreme wrote:Gosh. How in the world are these minor spoilers?

Because in the end we all already knew these people died?

SylasGaunt wrote:

Pint0 Xtreme wrote:Gosh. How in the world are these minor spoilers?

Because in the end we all already knew these people died?

I didn't know the Clonetroopers directly under their command would turn and shoot them!

Well, you can pretty much deduce that from the trailers.

I really liked when Cody got orders to kill obi-wan. "couldnt the orders have come before I gave him his lightsaber back?!"

Oh who was that old jedi teacher who Darth Vader cut down in the middle of the Temple? And do not forget all the little jedi kids.

JediNeophyte wrote: I didn't know the Clonetroopers directly under their command would turn and shoot them!

Its kind of obvious from the trailers.

Sharp-kun

JediNeophyte wrote:

I didn't know the Clonetroopers directly under their command would turn and shoot them!

Its kind of obvious from the trailers.

He did call himself a Neophyte which = newbie

Kartr_Kana wrote:I really liked when Cody got orders to kill obi-wan. "couldnt the orders have come before I gave him his lightsaber back?!"

I think that was Cody's thoughts as written by Matt Stover for the novel.

That it was, but it was still great!

Oh who was that old jedi teacher who Darth Vader cut down in the middle of the Temple?

Cin Drallig (played by Nic Gillard).

Sharp-kun wrote:

JediNeophyte wrote: I didn't know the Clonetroopers directly under their command would turn and shoot them!

Its kind of obvious from the trailers.

The trailer shows Anakin leading a unit into the Temple, not every Jedi general's command stabbing them in the back.

Old Plympto wrote:

Kartr_Kana wrote:I really liked when Cody got orders to kill obi-wan. "couldnt the orders have come before I gave him his lightsaber back?!"

I think that was Cody's thoughts as written by Matt Stover for the novel.

I was wondering, do the clones turn on the Jedi strictly because they are ordered too? Or does the "order 66" command carry a hidden psychological trigger that causes their complete loyalty to the Jedi to be overridden?

Because they're ordered to. The Clonetroopers knew about Order 66 all along, and while they execute the order without reservation or regret, there doesn't seem to be any evidence of any sort of mind control or sleeper programming taking over.

Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Because they're ordered to. The Clonetroopers knew about Order 66 all along, and while they execute the order without reservation or regret, there doesn't seem to be any evidence of any sort of mind control or sleeper programming taking over.

....That doesn't make sense...

If they knew about it all along, why didn't the Jedi find out?! There's *millions* of clonetroopers; there's bound to be some dumbfuck who gets a bit drunk on leave and starts blabbing about the place.

Are you seriously proposing that the Jedi were so dense they could simply ignore evidence that they would be eliminated?

Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Because they're ordered to. The Clonetroopers knew about Order 66 all along, and while they execute the order without reservation or regret, there doesn't seem to be any evidence of any sort of mind control or sleeper programming taking over.

Well thats pretty stupid if you ask me and Im kinda worried about the movie now. IIRC in the Republic Commando novel it was mentioned that the clones were essentially brainwashed from birth to be loyal to the Jedi. Having order 66 be a sleeper trigger to negate that ingrained loyalty would make much more sense.

Elheru Aran wrote:

Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Because they're ordered to. The Clonetroopers knew about Order 66 all along, and while they execute the order without reservation or regret, there doesn't seem to be any evidence of any sort of mind control or sleeper programming taking over.

....That doesn't make sense...

If they knew about it all along, why didn't the Jedi find out?! There's *millions* of clonetroopers; there's bound to be some dumbfuck who gets a bit drunk on leave and starts blabbing about the place.

Are you seriously proposing that the Jedi were so dense they could simply ignore evidence that they would be eliminated?

I think it's because the Jedi trusted their troops almost unconditionally.

And for the record, it's more like quadrillions to quintillions of Clonetroopers in the Galaxy.

I really hate how even the guy wielding in the hangar is a clone. There should've been some continuity with the fucking officers corps of the OT. Not to mention there WERE enlisted men in the OT.