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The Boys From Brazil (A hilarious movie about Nazi war criminals attempting to clone Hitler, I kid you not.).The Island (A non- Star Wars movie starring Ewan MacGregor, in which people are cloned for spare parts.).Judge Dredd (This is a world in which the police can execute criminals on the spot, and they are still horrified when Armand Assante wants to clone himself.).In fact, let’s go ahead and list works of fiction involving human cloning now. In any other work of science fiction, this clone army would be terrifyingly evil and tragic, not plastered all over paper plates for birthday parties. And they then dehumanize their clone army by making them wear helmets at all times. This allows them to avoid a draft, which would be politically tricky.

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But humans are better fighters than robots, so the Republic chooses to use clones, genetically engineered to have limited free will. Presumably, the Republic has the resources to build its own robot fighters. You’ll find that they are immensely superior to droids. The Kaminoian puts it this way:Ĭlones can think creatively. In fact, they make an implied choice to use clones over drones. But the Jedi, as far as I can tell, have no qualms whatsoever about leading this army. We modified their genetic structure to make them less independent than the original host. You’ll find they are totally obedient, taking any order without question. As one of the Kamino “cloners” explains in Episode II: The clones’ growth is artificially accelerated, so they can be cannon fodder after only ten years of non-stop combat training. Think about it: the Republic happily orders up millions of clones to be used as slave labor, the exact same way the Separatists are churning out battle droids. However, the idea of genetically engineering a clone army is ridiculously unethical. My son often pretends to be Commander Cody, a leader clone. They fight for the Jedi, which makes them the good guys. You’re supposed to root for the Jedi to crush those roger-rogers, and forget about how completely meaningless the whole thing is in the context of Episode III.īut let’s focus on the clones themselves. This is the paradox of The Clone Wars: it’s an upbeat story embedded smack in the middle of a tragedy. The one on the right almost certainly doesn’t make it to her sixteenth birthday party.

The one in the middle cuts off three of his best friend’s limbs and leaves him to burn to death. The guy on the left kills a bunch of children. Take a look at this napkin I saved from my kid’s birthday party. This is a kids adventure show about a massive interstellar war in which one person is secretly controlling both sides for personal gain, and it’s going to end with the good guys all getting slaughtered by their own troops. I’ve written about the strangeness of Cartoon Network’s The Clone Wars before.