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Vicrul

A powerful but untrained user of the dark side of the Force, Vicrul sees himself as a harvester, using his vicious ultrasonic scythe to cut down enemies and take their souls to augment his own power.

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Cardo

Cardo is a walking arsenal, using a powerful customized arm cannon to spray death and destruction at the Knights of Ren’s targets. His years of tinkering with weapons have made him a skilled armorer, and he repairs his fellow Knights’ gear after their missions.

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Ushar

Ushar enjoys testing opponents’ mettle, giving those he deems worthy the honor of a quick death. His weapon of choice is a brutal war club enhanced with a concussion-field generator. While Ushar’s origins remain mysterious, his helmet’s breathing tubes suggest he comes from some species other than humanity.

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Trudgen

A collector of grim trophies, Trudgen fights with a massive vibrocleaver made even more deadly by embedded ultrasonic conductors. His hodgepodge armor and helmet are a personalized record of enemies he has defeated.

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Kuruk

A gifted sniper, Kuruk is the most solitary of the Knights of Ren, preferring to cover the group’s assaults from a carefully chosen vantage point above the battlefield. He also serves as pilot of the Night Buzzard.

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Ap’Lek

A cunning strategist, Ap’lek enjoys using trickery and stealth to outmaneuver his foes, before cornering them and finishing them off with a blow from his massive vibro-ax, once the weapon of a Mandalorian executioner.

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Captain Panaka

Queen Amidala's loyal protector during the Trade Federation invasion crisis was Captain Panaka. Panaka was often referred to as "the quickest eyes on Naboo" for his attention to detail and selfless dedication to the safety of the Queen. Panaka commanded a team of Royal Palace Guards and Security Troopers stationed throughout Theed. During the Trade Federation invasion, Panaka stayed close to the Queen, ensuring her protection from the Neimoidians' plans. His loyalty was such that he would openly question the strategy of Jedi Knights if he thought it would somehow endanger Amidala.

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Rune Haako

A cowardly Neimoidian official, Rune Haako had no shortage of despair during the Trade Federation blockade and invasion of Naboo. As lieutenant to Viceroy Nute Gunray, Haako was privy to his superior's plans and knew of the mysterious Sith patron who was the true mastermind behind their bold maneuvers. Haako, when beyond Sith earshot, openly questioned Gunray's judgment in striking this terrifying alliance. The worry-faced pessimist predicted disaster throughout the occupation. When Queen Amidala retook her besieged capital of Theed, Haako and Gunray were captured and sent to Coruscant for trial and punishment.

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Ric Olie

A veteran of the Naboo Space Fighter Corps, Ric Olie was the leader of Bravo Flight and had the honor of flying Queen Amidala's Royal Starship to and from Naboo. Answerable directly to Captain Panaka, Olie was capable of flying any craft on Naboo. During the Battle of Naboo, Olie's squadron of N-1 starfighters were successful in destroying the Trade Federation's Droid Control Ship with the help of Anakin Skywalker.

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Sabé

Sabe is the most important of Queen Amidala's royal retinue of handmaidens. During crisis situations, Sabe and Amidala switch roles. Sabe becomes a decoy, disguised as the Queen, while Amidala adopts a simple gown of a handmaiden, and goes by her less formal name of Padme Naberrie. When in this role, Sabe and Padme secretly communicate with subtle signals as to not divulge their true identities. During the Trade Federation invasion of Naboo, Sabe posed as the Queen on several occasions.

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Clone Captain Rex

Visit the StarWars.com Database to learn more about the Republic soldier, Clone Captain Rex. The leader of the 501st Legion’s Torrent Company, CT-7567 – better known as Rex – was an exemplary clone trooper, brave under fire and dedicated to the men serving under him. As a no-nonsense, by-the-book trooper, Rex had to adjust to the maverick Jedi General and his headstrong Padawan . Despite his lifelong training and discipline, Rex came to admire and sometimes emulate Anakin’s genius for improvisation and his willingness to bend the rules. Over many campaigns, Rex saw too many clone troopers die fighting the . Some of those deaths were unavoidable, but other troopers died because commanders such as the Jedi saw clones as expendable, little more than living droids bred to serve and die. , and he had been trained to believe that a soldier’s highest calling was doing his duty despite long odds and orders he might not understand. But as the war ground up more and more of his men, Rex began to wonder what the point of the conflict was, and what price the clones would ultimately pay. Over many campaigns, Rex saw too many killed fighting the Separatists’ seemingly limitless . Some of those deaths were unavoidable, but other troopers lost their lives because commanders such as the Jedi saw clones as expendable, little more than living droids bred to serve and die. After a spate of counterattacks in which the Separatists seemed to be using old strategies drawn up by Rex and Echo, Rex became suspicious that his old friend and comrade, long thought dead, had somehow survived. , Rex’s suspicions were confirmed when he, infiltrated a Separatist base and discovered Echo’s body connected to the Separatist computer network, his brain working out the complex calculations and battle strategies referred to as the algorithm. Later, Rex was reunited with his old friend when she returned with news of Maul's location on . In an emotional reunion, Rex and his men painted their helmets orange in an homage to their former commander and agreed to follow Ahsoka into battle once more. to the Jedi Council, the unthinkable happened. handed down Order 66, a decree for all clones to execute their Jedi generals. Despite the fact that was no longer a Jedi and that Rex was her friend, the inhibitor chip in his brain forced him to try to comply -- but a part of him resisted, urging Ahsoka to find information on the clone they called Fives. After she uncovered a secret recording detailing that the chips might have a hidden purpose, Ahsoka and a group of brave droids were able to remove Rex's chip just in time. Back to his senses, Rex and fought their way out of the medical bay and eventually were able to escape the cruiser as it was plummeting into the surface of a small moon. Although they desperately tried to spare as many clone lives as they could, once they touched down in a stolen , Rex and Ahsoka were left to bury their dead comrades. Years after the completion of the Clone Wars, Captain Rex along with Commanders . It was then that they met the crew, sent by Rex’s old compatriot, Ahsoka Tano. After hesitated to give his trust, Rex revealed that the three clones removed their chips before Order 66. The crew solicited the clones’ help in finding a potential new base and in turn the clones asked for their assistance catching a joopa. After shooting a menacing that had been tracking the clones’ walker, Rex proved that his allegiance lied with the Ghost crew.

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Clone Commander Wolffe

Clone Commander Wolffe (clone designation CC-3636) served under General Plo Koon in the Clone Wars, as commander of the tight-knit unit known as the Wolfpack. A seasoned and battered combatant, Wolffe has witnessed some of the worst the war has to offer. Early in the Clone Wars, he lost his entire command when Master Plo's flagship, Triumphant, was destroyed by the despicable General Grievous. Despite such tragedy, he fights on bravely, proudly brandishing his battle scars and instilling loyalty among his men. Commander Wolffe served alongside Jedi General during the early days of the Clone Wars. Wolffe was an essential member of Koon’s squad of clone troopers — nicknamed the Wolf Pack — helping to form the team into one of the most celebrated units in the Grand Army of the , an ion cannon-equipped warship that could cripple multiple Jedi cruisers with a single blast, Commander Wolffe, Master Plo and troopers Sinker and Boost escaped in a life pod and were rescued when responded to Wolffe’s distress call. The detail-focused Wolffe – who’d lost an eye in a close encounter with – had a sense of strategy superior to that of most clone officers, making him a highly effective complement to Plo. The Wolf Pack fought in many battles. Commander Wolffe led the space attack against Separatist forces blockading , opening a gap in the blockade that allowed Master Plo to extract Skywalker and from the planet below. When Master was kidnapped by Grievous, it was Commander Wolffe who spotted a clue left by the Jedi Master leading to his rescue. And Wolffe served on the ground assault on Felucia, leading his squad of jetpack-equipped troopers into the Felucian jungles following Master Plo's command. But Wolffe and the rest of the pack were also entrusted with missions away from the battlefield. After quakes devastated the Mid Rim planet of , they brought badly needed supplies to the inhabitants in a relief effort. Wolffe and his troopers fought alongside Plo when the Republic raided Kadavo to free slavers. And when Ahsoka Tano was accused of killing a witness to a bombing at the Jedi Temple, Wolffe hunted the Padawan through ’s underlevels after her apparent betrayal of the . Near the end of the Clone Wars, Plo and Wolffe tracked a distress signal to the moon of Oba Diah, where they discovered a crashed Jedi shuttle — and the lightsaber belonging to the long-dead Jedi Master At the dawn of the Empire, Wolffe was among the clones who served the new regime. However, he and Rex eventually found themselves united again on the same side. Years later, Wolffe retired aboard a modified AT-TE, hunting crew showed up, Wolffe was the first to question the Jedi’s motives and even went so far as to contact the , fearing the Jedi wanted revenge. Rex was able to talk sense into the weary clone but it was too late. The Empire had sent a and discovered the crew’s whereabouts.

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Gregor

An elite clone commando thought lost at the grueling Battle of Sarrish, CC-5576-39 survived a shuttle crash that left him stranded on the distant world of Abafar, stripped of memory and identity. He was found and rehabilitated by Mr. Borkus, and unscrupulous diner owner from the dusty town of Pons Ora. Feigning generosity, Borkus gave Gregor a job -- with a meager wage that never would pay off his debts. In this way, Gregor was essentially enslaved to Borkus, toiling away in an uneventful life as a dishwasher at the Power Sliders diner. When the Republic agents of D-Squad discovered Gregor, they rekindled his memories of duty, service, and honor, and the commando reclaimed his armor and fought to a spectacular finish to ensure D-Squad carried out its crucial mission. discovered Gregor working as a dishwasher in a seedy diner on the desolate planet . The bearded, bedraggled man was obviously a clone – but he had no memory of his past or how he’d wound up on Abafar. discovered that Gregor had been captain of a unit of clone commandos. Struggling to regain his memories, the clone decided to take his armor and gear back from the corrupt diner owner who’d stolen them. Gregor’s memories were hazy, but his instincts were intact. He helped Gascon and D-Squad escape from Abafar, but was thought to have died in a massive explosion as their shuttle zoomed away from the planet. After the end of the Clone War, Gregor found himself tasked with instructing the next generation of elite soldiers, the Empire's first wave of stormtroopers. Conscripted from loyal citizens across the galaxy, the soldiers spelled the end of the clone army. When Gregor sought to escape the hidden base on , he was hunted by the new soldiers. But with help from Years later on the salty plains of , Gregor was alive and enjoying his retirement with fellow clones . Obsessed with catching the “Big Bongo,” Gregor spent his days hunting for , he proposed the idea to use as bait to catch dinner. He succeeded, but due to Commander Wolffe’s skepticism of their new friends Gregor was caught in a debacle when a alerted the Empire of their whereabouts. When Gregor sought to escape the hidden base on , he was hunted by the new soldiers. But with help from Captain Rex and , he made his escape. In repayment, after Echo left Clone Force 99 to aid other clones in the galaxy, Gregor joined the elite soldier's squad on dangerous missions to infiltrate the Empire and save other clone brothers in need.

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Clone Commander Fox

Commander Fox led the Coruscant Guard, an elite clone trooper unit assigned to serve as peace-keepers on the Galactic Republic capital. Like every other clone trooper in the Guard, Fox was bound by honor and duty to protect and serve the Supreme Chancellor and the members of the Galactic Senate. Utterly fearless, he was always the first to lead the charge into battle, even in the most perilous combat situations. His exemplary performance has made him one of the most highly decorated soldiers in the Republic army.

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ARC Trooper Fives

Also known as CT-27-5555, Fives trained with Domino Squad on Kamino before being shipped out to the Rishi Moon listening outpost. He survived the Separatist attack on the station there, and was transferred to the 501st Legion alongside his squadmate and fellow survivor, Echo. Fives and Echo were promoted to ARC trooper status after the defense of Kamino from Separatist invaders. He and Echo were later assigned with the difficult mission of freeing Republic prisoners from the daunting Citadel prison installation on Lola Sayu. Though Fives survived that arduous assignment, Echo tragically fell in battle, leaving Fives as the sole survivor of the Domino Squad training squad. CT-5555 would eventually win renown as an ARC trooper, but his early career wasn’t particularly promising. As a clone cadet on , Fives was part of Domino Squad with Cutup, Hevy, and Droidbait – and Domino Squad consistently failed its training exercises because the five troopers were unable to work as a team. Fives and Echo sought to transfer out of the squad, but were persuaded to stay, and helped the Dominos pull together as a team and graduate. They were then assigned to seemingly dull duty at a listening post on one of Rishi’s moons. The routine assignment proved anything but, however, as commando droids invaded the post. Their squadmates died defending the base, but Fives and Echo survived and were inducted into the prestigious 501st Legion. Fives and Echo returned to Kamino to defend the clone production facilities from a Separatist invasion. The two showed both courage under fire and an ability to improvise, and were awarded with promotions to ARC trooper. The two were part of a team of clone troopers and Jedi sent to rescue , a feared Separatist prison. Echo was killed during the operation, leaving Fives as Domino Squad’s sole survivor. On ’s tactics. Disobeying Krell’s orders, he and two other clones attacked an orbiting Separatist supply ship using stolen . Their plan worked, but Krell ordered them executed – a sentence Fives escaped when the clones rebelled against Krell. , Fives watched in horror as the . He accompanied Tup to Kamino for a medical examination, and worked with the droid to investigate what had led to Tup’s breakdown. Fives’ dogged pursuit of the truth would lead him to a frightening secret about the clones’ origins, and result in his death.

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Echo

Echo, formerly of the 501st and the Bad Batch, has joined his old friend Captain Rex on a new mission to help his clone brothers. Also known as CT-1409, Echo was a member of Domino Squad on before graduating and joining the fight against the . He survived a Separatist attack on the , was decorated for bravery, and inducted into the 501st Legion. Echo and his fellow Domino, , later helped defend Kamino against a Separatist invasion, and were promoted to ARC troopers after the Separatists retreated. The two also helped free prisoners from the forbidding Separatist prison known as , a mission that cost Echo his life -- or so his friends believed. When Echo's voice was intercepted in a Separatist transmission, became convinced his friend was indeed alive. With , the elite squad infiltrated a Separatist base on and discovered Echo, locked up amid a mess of tubes and wires. More machine than man now, Echo's body was patched into the Separatist computer network, his brain working out the complex calculations and battle strategies referred to as the algorithm while his injured body remained in stasis. A prisoner of war, Echo was being forced into revealing the clones' combat strategies, giving the Separatists an advantage on the battlefield. After his rescue, some were uneasy about Echo's abilities and, frankly, his loyalties considering his ordeal. In their experimentation, the Separatists had stripped away Echo's humanity and tried to turn him into a machine. Echo was eventually able to lead a strike team behind enemy lines to help secure the base at and prove that he was still loyal to the Republic and his brothers. But his path lay separate from his longtime friend At the end of the Clone Wars, Echo became the fifth member of . He was serving with the Bad Batch when executed Order 66, and the clone army turned against the Jedi they had served in the war. Clone Force 99 was soon tested by the Empire for compliance to the new regime. After an Imperial mission to eliminate an insurgency of Separatist droids on -- only to find organic beings just trying to survive -- Echo and his brothers defected alongside a child called , who was a mutated clone like the rest of the Batch. However, remained behind to serve the Emperor. often worked together as the team's focus pivoted from executing Republic missions to surviving under the radar of the Imperial rulers. His cybernetic implants helped Echo to scope out potential threats, like an energy-consuming Zillo beast they encountered after crash landing on the , Echo was mistaken for a droid and sold off to a street vendor so the Bad Batch could obtain some much-needed credits for supplies. After revealing his true identity to the other droid's in the merchant's service, the mechanical beings helped Clone Force 99 finish repairing their shuttle so they could escape. Later, the Bad Batch met up with Echo's old friend removed in an old medical bay on . When Crosshair and his Imperial drones arrived to fight them, Echo was instrumental in helping Clone Force 99 escape with his keen senses detecting the lurking scrappers who reported their location to Clone Force 99 ultimately ended up back on their homeworld of Kamino. Together with Crosshair, they witnessed the planet's destruction by the order of Vice Admiral Rampart and his Star Destroyers. The Bad Batch were presumed dead, but together they escaped, leaving Crosshair behind when he refused to join them once more. Several months after the disaster on , Echo and Clone Force 99 continued to work missions for Cid. They hunted for treasure at Dooku's castle on and took on the dangerous delivery of forged chain codes to the Vanguard Axis. But when a tip from Captain Rex took Clone Force 99 to the Empire's stronghold, the former Republic capital of , Echo felt his allegiance pulled toward his clone brothers elsewhere in the galaxy. Seeing the destructive power of a rogue clone programmed as an assassin and the voiceless masses of the former clone army, an entire people without representation in the Imperial Senate, Echo knew he had to do something. After the Batch infiltrated Admiral Rampart's docked Star Destroyer and showed the galaxy the truth behind the destruction of , Echo made the difficult decision to leave the Bad Batch and return to Rex's side. Leading his own squad of clones, Echo and the crew of the ran covert missions for those still loyal to the Republic ideals, seeking justice for the clones left behind by the Imperial regime. Over , the crew successfully freed clone prisoners, including Howzer, and recovered encrypted data logs that pointed to a chilling reality: a disgraced Republic scientist named was running clandestine operations for the Empire and Crosshair was among the clones imprisoned by the mysterious Advanced Science Division. Working with the Bad Batch, Echo helped infiltrate an Imperial summit on . But he returned to Ord Mantell with the team after several members were injured; Tech was lost during the mission. When Echo saw the Empire was on their tail, he commandeered an AT-AC walker to help Wrecker and Hunter escape. But they were too late to save Omega.

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Clone 99

During the Clone Wars, Clone 99 was a malformed result of the cloning process. Due to his genetic defects and physical limitations, he was considered unfit for combat, and remained behind on Kamino to support the training efforts of his clone "brothers." Though his responsibilities were menial and his job consisted primarily of janitorial duties, he took pride in his work and in his connection to the Republic's noble heroes. Despite (or perhaps because of) his physical shortcomings, Clone 99 was gentle, thoughtful and wise, offering a unique perspective for cadets facing the rigors of military training. During the Separatist invasion of Tipoca City, he assisted a group of clone cadets in their defense of the cloning facility.

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Clone Trooper Jesse

The clone troopers of the 501st Legion are a tight-knit bunch, loyal to the end to their Jedi General, Anakin Skywalker. Jesse was a hard-fighting patriot who proudly wore the cog-shaped symbol of the Galactic Republic on his helmet, and as a large tattoo that covered his face.

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Clone Trooper Waxer

Waxer served as part of Ghost Company, under the command of Clone Commander Cody during the campaigns to retake Ryloth and Geonosis. Waxer and Boil were often an inseparable pair, and together formed a recon team scouting the abandoned Twi'lek village of Nabat. There, they found a young girl named Numa, the sole survivor of a Separatist assault. Though the hard-edged Boil at first didn't want anything to do with the little girl, Waxer was compassionate and decided to protect her well-being. Numa proved extremely resourceful, guiding Waxer and Boil through underground passages that allowed them to bypass Separatist forces.

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Clone Trooper Boil

When trooper Waxer was en route to Ryloth on a mission to liberate its besieged population of Twi'leks, he was at first callously dismissive of their plight. "If we're here to free the tail-heads, the least they can do is get out of our way," he said. But, time spent on the planet with a brave little survivor of a Nabat village opened Boil's eyes. The resourceful girl, Numa, guided Boil and his squadmate Waxer through hidden passageways beneath the village, which proved crucial in freeing hostages held by the Separatists. To honor Numa, Boil had a cartoon illustration of Numa added to his helmet.

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Clone Commander Thorn

Clone Commander Thorn was a Republic soldier during the Clone Wars who led an escort of Padmé Amidala to Scipio. After nightfall, Thorn detected a coming Separatist assault, and acted fast to warn the Senator. With his Z06 blaster cannon (nicknamed the “Hammer”), he and his troops did what they could to hold off the attack. Battle droids closing in around him, Thorn unleashed a torrent of blaster bolts and a “For the Republic!” battle cry before falling valiantly.

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Clone Commander Stone

A member of the Coruscant Guard, Clone Commander Stone (clone designation CC-5869) spent long stretches of the Clone Wars far from the front on the Republic's capital world. He was able to make use of his combat skills when pirates attacked his shuttle during a diplomatic mission to Florrum -- though nothing in Stone's training prepared him for taking orders from a Gungan politician.

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Clone Commander Doom

A clone commander, Doom served alongside the twin Jedi Masters Tiplar and Tiplee. Doom led a flanking maneuver during the Battle of Ringo Vinda, supported by clone troopers including Fives and Tup. When a seemingly disoriented Tup suddenly shot Tiplar in the back, the momentum of the attack was lost and Anakin Skywalker ordered Doom and his men to retreat.

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Clone Commander Ponds

CC-6454, known as Clone Commander Ponds, served under Jedi Master Mace Windu during the Clone Wars. A veteran of such battlefields as Geonosis, Ryloth, and Malastare, Ponds had an Aurebesh phrase stenciled on the back of his helmet that read, "some guys have all the luck." Unfortunately, Ponds' luck ran out when his flagship, Endurance, was critically damaged by a saboteur and he was taken captive by merciless bounty hunters on Vanqor.

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