"Starwells War" not only changed the film and film industry forever, but inspired the real world in many ways - by stupid politicians And new technologies, religion, naming several organisms, competitive sports and much more.

Orchi Lucas has created a huge world, a sandstone that has caught the imagination of people around the world for nearly 50 years, the one who has only increased after him. Irvine Kerschner and Lawrence Casdan pushed the tone and myths with "Empire Strikes Back", Timothy Zan has expanded what the universe could be with their books, Gendy Tartakovski, and later Henry Gillroy and Dave Philoni redefined what kind of "war on war fulfilled the promise of the original film By being really inserted into politics that influenced Lucas in the 1970s - hitting the nerve in 2025 by faced the darkest parts of our reality and reflect it on the screen.

And yet, from this writing, probably the most timely part of the "Starwells War" media that actually affects culture at the moment is not the one that directly calls genocide, but a "war on the Starwells: the wars of clone". This is because people have adopted the term "Clenker" used by clone soldiers in the "Starwood War" universe to share their anger, anxiety and resentment of artificial intelligence and real life robots.

The term "Clenker" was first introduced in the context of "Starwells War" in the 2005 video game "War of Starwives: Republic of Commando". There, one of the titular commandos, SEH, would often refer to the middle struggle to the ends you are fighting as "false clockers". Continuee continued to be used (from the same loud actor!) In the original game "Battlefront II", but it was not until a few years later when the 3DCG Clone Wars cartoon debut that the term began to increase in popularity.

Similar to the games before that, these were the Clonic soldiers who usually used the term to refer to the battle they made up the separatist army. Obi-Wan, even in the episode of Season 2, explains that the word is a short term that describes the mechanical sound of Clong, made by the battle. Became the most commonly used, if not sea, As an oath "Dunk Farick" in "Mandalorian".

The term has been used within the random "Starwells War" for years, but there is a pretty niche. It was until the summer of 2025 when the 2017 Game "Battlefront II" because the Surprise Hit of the Summer-Thanks to the Combination of the 20th Anniversary Re-Rease of "Revenge of the Sithh," The Popularity of "and" and "Star" and "Star" Wars "Having a Collaboration with" Fortnite " - That suddenly Thousands of Gamers Getting Very into the Republic vs Separatist Conflict Started Calling the Battle Droid Armies" Clankers "in Videos That" Virus.

Very quickly, the term evolved from jokes and memes specifically for the "Starwells War" to become a term for robots in real life as shipping robots, and ultimately a rally for people sick and tired of generating AI everywhere.

Although the word was already used to refer to robots earlier, as in the article in the 1950s, Metropolis makes sense that the "war on the Starwalks" will be at the forefront of this movement. After all, this is a franchise that has long had a complicated connection to synthetic creatures, with the C-3PO and R2-D2 sold in service just minutes after we first met them and then threw out the canteen just for what Duidi were. The sequels then gave us an entire army of impersonal, stupid, useless breastfeeding that seemed to only take up space.

In 2025 The pictures generated by AS quickly came out of the "cute" filter the grandmother who used and shared on Facebook, without worrying about flooding our social media sources and gathering much of the internet traffic thanks to our own, our own, our own industrialists.

When it comes to movies, we see a return to Hollywood to turn to AI as another cheap cost reduction, monitoring the dreaded tax write -off. "The Studio" had a whole joke in an episode where the ice cube leads a comic book audience in the shouting "F *** AI!" In front of the head of the film studio, after discovering that they used AI in the animation of the upcoming film. Even Disney, one of the most powerful study around, was forced to reject Ai's implementation plans Both in the live action "Moana" and "Tron: Ares" for fear of public reaction.

Continue with that. Allow the words to turn into procedures. The public opinion court is still swing. Don't let the clenkers win.