Separatist droids march loop [marching sound edit]

Loop of an extract of the track "The Battle Continues. Activate the Droids" by John Williams from The Phantom Menace (Star Wars: Episode I) with some marching sounds added.

[tobiasfriedchicken]

"Look, it's RB-551."
"No wonder he got blasted. He's one of those older models programmed by a central computer."
"Not like us; we're independent thinkers."
"Roger roger."
"Roger roger."
"Roger roger."

[seanshultze]

Clones Wars was really a True War in Star Wars, An army against an Army

[thedawkturr]

An army that:
- Does not fear for their life
- Does not tire of war
- Does not sympathize with the opposition
- Obeys every command to the letter

They are, almost, the perfect army. What the lack in independence and free will, they make up in numbers.

[potatojuice]

As a wise C.I.S. Propaganda poster once said, “There’s 2000 senators in this building and none of them care about you.”

[Apocalypse_Later]

"The Confederacy has taken *ANOTHER* command post!"

[soundwave]

The most underrated fictional army in history

[DMphobia]

4k droid likers vs 79 clone dislikers.

"We have the tactical advantage, My Lord."

[karimelloumi]

Let us take a moment to remember the fallen droids of the clone Wars, as it turned out, they were fighting for the good side.

[kamsko]

If only we could replace the sound of boots marching with the metallic clanks of droid's legs...

[helcaraxe]

Count Dooku was a noble and a head of Confederacy. He was also a Sith.

I guess this makes him a CIS Lord.

[jcb]

As much as I love playing as the Republic in Battlefront, I love the CIS in Star Wars lore. They weren’t bad at all, and I can’t see why the movies didn’t attempt to show us that. The Republic was corrupt to the very core. Everyone could get their way, as long as you had money. Public services were going down the drain, and not just cause of the war. Palpatine aside, corporations ruled the senate. And if this wasn’t enough, the Republic outright exploited any planets not near the core or near an important hyperspace lane.

It should come as no surprise that planets eventually stood up against this flawed state. Apart from Dooku, and once again Palpatine, the CIS had a true senate, with honest representatives from all planets. They weren’t affraid to trade with these planets, and they didn’t shy away from equal pay. Many seperatists truly believed that they could make a positive change to the galaxy. The droid army is just a part of this. The Sith saw it as a sign of terror, but the CIS saw it as a far more humane way of waging war, seeing as they didn’t have to risk intelligent life.

Yeah, down with the sith, down with the republic, but go CIS.

[MrEarlSwift]

I can only imagine the 70-something old men from the confederacy remnants joining the rebel alliance and being the only officers with actual experience in full fledged war, and being hated for their complete disregard for casualties.

[gonkdroid]

I had an English assignment asking how robots could impact the future, this is all I could think about

[ZERO-uemx]

*Separatist have captured a command post*

EDIT: 567 command posts have been taken.

[RedpotPotter]

Knock knock
Who’s there
Separatist have
Separatists have who
Separatists have taken another command post

[lotusluminance]

*This is the amount of command posts the Separatists have taken.*
⏬

[lordminosiii]

Separatists

- Fought for freedom against a corrupt government, which ultimately turned into the Empire.
- Used Droids for their army, effectively meaning nobody had to actually risk their lives.
- Didn't really side with Jedi or Sith, the Jedi sided against them.
- Were kind of kicking the Republic's ass before the Clones came about.

The Seperatists were the good guys all along.

[teiggerwarningryanisboring]

Narrator: we have captured a command post
Also narrator: we have lost control over a command post
CJ: ah shit here we go again

[mattdotsonrailfanproductio]

One of the BEST marching themes in the prequels

[NipsnTips]

*Long live the Confederacy of Independent Systems!!*