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Dr. Royce Hemlock once served the Galactic Republic, but his penchant for experimentation eschewed the ideals of that democracy. After the rise of the Empire, Hemlock enjoys a new title as head of the Advanced Science Division wielding the power to control secret medical trials in cloning technology at the Mount Tantiss facility.
Having been deployed by the Republic to Ryloth during the Clone Wars, clone Captain Howzer now serves the Empire on the planet as it promises to protect and defend its people.
Clone Commander Scorch understands the sensitive nature of the Empire's scientific studies. After one cloning experiment gets loose on the world of Silla, Scorch diligently assists his fellow soldiers in corralling the panicked villagers and escorting them off world to ensure that the Empire remains fully in control of the situation.
Clone Commander Mayday was a dedicated soldier of the Galactic Republic who continued to serve the Empire protecting a seemingly insignificant depot dubbed 'The Outpost' on the barren world of Barton IV. A firm believer that respect had to be earned, Mayday chafes at the disdainful attitude of the new regime, especially those who treat clones as expendable, while he is forced to watch helplessly as his squad is cut down by raiders. But among the reinforcements, Mayday finds an unlikely ally in the elite clone, Crosshair.
Serving under Jedi General Depa Billaba throughout the Clone Wars, Captain Grey is a trusted soldier. He is stationed on Kaller during Order 66 and helps to bring about the end of the Clone Wars.
A mysterious and formidable assassin who is highly skilled and adept at stealth tactics, the commando known as Clone X is a conditioned warrior who takes on risky, top-secret missions.
A rare example of a Wookiee in the Jedi Order, Gungi had a lively, inquisitive face whose wide smile was punctuated with a snaggletooth emerging from his lower jaw. Like many Wookiees, Gungi was temperamental and expressive -- and controlling his patience proved to be a real challenge. When Gungi was a Jedi youngling during the time of the Clone Wars, he needed to learn to slow down his impulsive ways in order to pass the ancient rite of passage ritual known as The Gathering.
Young and idealistic Riyo Chuchi represented Pantora in the Galactic Senate. She began her term in the Senate timidly, often submitting to her hawkish local chairman, Chi Cho. When Cho eventually crossed a line that brought war to the world of Orto Plutonia, Chuchi bravely stood up to him and ended the conflict. As time passed Chuchi grew into a far stronger leader and was able to force the Trade Federation into lifting a blockade over her home planet. , Riyo Chuchi represented her star system during the ’s final years. When Chuchi discovered that Pantora’s chairman, , was dismissing the legitimate claim of the , the young Senator had to balance her loyalty to her people with her duty to uphold galactic law. Chuchi learned a valuable lesson on Orto Plutonia, working to forge a peace with the Talz. But she had to take more direct action when the kidnapped the daughters of Pantora’s new chairman, , and blockaded Chuchi’s homeworld.
The gregarious Mayor of Pabu, Shep Hazard welcomes refugees to the hidden island as if they're already his kin. With other family members, including Phee Genoa and his daughter, Lyana, Shep has carved out a peaceful existence in a tumultuous time for the galaxy.
The de facto leader of a trio of young clone cadets abandoned at the Imperial medical facility on Setron, Mox has survived with his brothers, Deke and Stak, despite the odds. Initially dismissive of Hunter and Wrecker’s desire to investigate the ruins of the laboratory, the Bad Batch’s good intentions eventually win him over.
Once a subject of experimentation inside the Imperial medical laboratory on Setron, Stak now lives in the wilds of the jungle world taking shelter in a cave with his brothers, Deke and Mox. An adept pilot, Stak sees the arrival of the Bad Batch as an opportunity to truly escape.
Visit the StarWars.com Databank and learn more about the life and legacy of Kanan Jarrus. Caleb Dume was still a Padawan when he escaped Order 66, hiding his Jedi abilities and assuming the name Kanan Jarrus. He spent years doing odd jobs and developing a reputation as a hothead and a roughneck, with no purpose to his life. But that changed when he met . The two became close friends, and the leaders of a rebel cell opposing the Kanan had never completed his Jedi training. While in hiding, he’d denied his Force abilities and battled his guilt over his inability to save his master. But that changed when he encountered a thieving orphan named , who possessed remarkable strength with the Force. Kanan decided to train Ezra as his Padawan, and in doing so began to embrace the Jedi heritage he had abandoned years before.
Meet the muscle of the Ghost team. Garazeb "Zeb" Orrelios was a cunning Lasat honor guard who adopted the cause of rebellion against the Empire. Despite his hulking frame, Zeb was actually highly-educated and articulate. Still, he loved beating up stormtroopers, who he nicknamed “bucket heads.” The hulking Zeb Orrelios served wrecking crew, gleefully crunching bucketheads and anyone else who threatened his friends. But Zeb’s wisecracking demeanor hid a painful past – the had brutally subjugated his homeworld of Lasan, leaving Zeb as one of the few surviving members of his species. Thanks to a tip from Hondo Ohnaka, the Ghost crew came to rescue -- much to Zeb’s shock -- two Lasat survivors. They were Gron, a former member of the Honor Guard who served under Zeb, and Chava, an elder mystic. Both believed in a prophecy that would reveal the location of Lira San, the original and future home of the Lasat. Zeb, hardened through his experience with the Empire and the loss of his people, however, thought this to be a foolish idea. Through Chava’s teachings, Zeb came to believe. He took part in a Lasat ritual, culminating with an ancient use of his bo-rifle, that led the Ghost to Lira San. The prophecy and the planet were real, and the Lasat had a homeworld once more. On mission to investigate a construction module near Geonosis, Zeb and the rebels soon found they’d walked into a trap. Agent Kallus and his men were waiting, and in the ensuing chaos, Zeb and Kallus, his hated enemy -- who led the razing of Lasan -- found themselves together in an escape pod. They crash landed on a nearby moon -- freezing and desolate, with the exception of massive bonzami. While Zeb and Kallus’ hatred for each other boiled to the surface, they had to put their differences aside in order to survive. Through the experience, they learned unexpected truths. Kallus did not claim his Lasat bo-rifle as a trophy; it was gifted to him by an Honor Guard that he bested in battle. He also, in his first deployment, witnessed a Lasat murder his squad in cold blood. When the Ghost answered their transponder signal and came to rescue the unlikely duo, Kallus remained on the moon, waiting for the Empire. But both Imperial and rebel had a newfound respect and understanding for each other.
Formerly an officer of the Imperial Security Bureau, Alexsandr Kallus defected from the Empire and now serves the Rebellion. A smart strategist and able warrior, he fights to free the galaxy of tyranny alongside his friends on the Ghost crew. An agent of the feared Imperial Security Bureau, Kallus was a veteran of numerous operations against rebellious planets of the . He was also a cunning tactician, able to outthink the Empire’s enemies. But the ruthless agent struggled to bring ’s rebel cell to justice on In the Empire’s endless drive to squash all rebel threats, a trap was set for the Ghost team. Luring the motley crew to a construction module orbiting Geonosis, Kallus and squads of stormtroopers were waiting for the freedom fighters. In the ensuing battle, the ISB agent and Zeb Orellios were cut off, ending up in an escape pod together. They crash landed on a nearby moon -- two bitter enemies, stranded together. Kallus’ leg was broken in the crash, temperatures were frigid, and a large beast called a bonzami — and its friends — posed various threats. In the end, they had to work together to survive, and came to a newfound respect for each other. When the Ghost arrived, Kallus decided to wait for the Imperials; but he heard how warmly Zeb was greeted by his friends, and found himself very alone when back with the Empire. Following his interactions with the crew, Kallus defected to the rebellion and operated under the name Fulcrum. For a time, he successfully helped the rebellion in secret, but eventually deduced that a traitor was in his midst. When the search intensified, Kallus tried to implicate ; while it initially appeared to work, Thrawn knew that Kallus was the spy and looked to turn this betrayal to his advantage.
Quick, agile, and deadly, the Seventh Sister was strong with the dark side and one of the Empire’s elite Jedi hunters — and was dispatched by Darth Vader to find Ahsoka Tano and her rebel friends. She often employed the use of ID9 seeker droids on her missions, and carried the same model double-bladed lightsaber wielded by the Grand Inquisitor. A green-skinned Mirialan, the Seventh Sister’s past — and how she came to enter the Inquisitorious — remains a mystery.
Nimble and menacing, the Eighth Brother was a deadly Terrelian Jango Jumper Inquisitor. Dispatched by Darth Vader, he was sent to Malachor to attempt to find and capture Maul, and instead found himself face to face with Ezra Bridger, Kanan Jarrus, and Ahsoka Tano. The Eighth Brother often used his double-bladed, spinning lightsaber to propel himself through the air, making for sneak attacks and quick escapes. This method proved unwise, however, when he jumped off the edge of the Malachor Sith Temple with his damaged lightsaber, and fell to his death.
Arihnda Pryce was governor of the Lothal Sector, a confident leader, and believer in the Empire. While Lothal was under control, Pryce still wanted to eradicate the rebel threat. To do so, she asked for the Empire’s seventh fleet, citing the need for a commander who “sees a bigger picture.”
After the Empire discovered that Old Jho -- owner of the popular Old Jho's Pit Stop cantina -- was aiding rebels, they arrested and executed him. The Empire assumed ownership of the watering hole, placing it under the stewardship of Valen Rudor. There, Rudor once again encountered the rebels. He led a hunt for Ezra Bridger and his friends through the city's underground tunnels, but was unable to apprehend them.
Veteran of the Clone Wars and a respected warrior, Fenn Rau led the Protectors of Concord Dawn with a combination of honor and ruthlessness. During the Clone Wars, he served as a flight instructor for the clone army and fought in many clashes, including the Battle of Mygeeto. After the rise of the Empire, however, he accepted payment to act in service of the Imperials. It was not until he met with -- and was captured by -- the Ghost crew's Kanan and Sabine that he came to align with the rebels. Held in a rebel cell, Rau still refused to join the fight against the Empire. But when contact with the Protectors of Concord Dawn was lost, he volunteered to investigate with Sabine, Ezra, and Chopper. They arrived to find the planet half-destroyed, all his men killed by Imperial Super Commandos -- Mandalorians loyal to the Empire, led Gar Saxon. He came to see the ruthlessness of the Empire, and ultimately saved Sabine, Ezra, and Chopper from the Mandalorians. Impressed at their devotion to their cause, he finally agreed to join the rebellion.
Imperial Viceroy of Mandalore, Gar Saxon of Clan Vizsla was the ruthless leader of the Imperial Super Commandos -- Mandalorians loyal to the Empire. His armor featured a threatening color scheme of red and white, with the Imperial cog emblazoned on his shoulders. During the Clone Wars, Saxon aligned with , becoming one of the renegade Sith’s generals in the Shadow Collective. Leading the Mandalorian super commandos with a set of sharp horns protruding from his helmet, Saxon proved to be a formidable ally for the former Sith Lord. Saxon, having sworn loyalty to the Empire, sought to destroy fellow Mandalorian and rival Fenn Rau, eliminating the Protectors of Concord Dawn. But Rau proved elusive, escaping Saxon’s grasp -- along with rebel allies -- leaving the Imperial Viceroy with unfinished business. When Sabine Wren returned to her mother, Ursa Wren, on Krownest, she sought to turn her and Clan Wren to the side of the rebellion. While Ursa loved her daughter, she would not join with the rebels, even after Sabine gifted her the legendary Darksaber. Instead, Ursa alerted Gar Saxon, who quickly came to Krownest. Ursa turned the ancient weapon over to him, and Saxon immediately betrayed Clan Wren, commanding his troops to wipe them out. Saxon, armed with the Darksaber, dueled furiosly with the lightsaber-wielding Sabine. He was eventually bested in combat, but would not yield. Sabine refused to destroy him, and as she walked away Saxon readied a blaster, aiming straight at the rebel's back. Before he could pull the trigger, however, Ursa delivered a blaster bolt straight into Saxon's chest. Saxon collapsed face-first onto the hard Krownest ice, and died as a new hope in restoring Mandalore was born.
Tristan Wren, brother of rebel Sabine Wren, is a capable yet conflicted warrior. Along with his clan, he aligned with the Empire following the occupation of Mandalore, and blamed his sister for her role in its fall. But after a clash with Gar Saxon on Krownest, he now stands with his sister in defiance of Imperial tyranny.
The commanding force of Clan Wren, Ursa Wren is an unflinching Mandalorian warrior and leader. Following the Imperial occupation of Mandalore, Ursa's relationship to her daughter Sabine became strained. But after a reconciliation on Krownest, they are now determined to restore Mandalore and fight the Empire's oppression.
Father of rebel Sabine and husband of Ursa, Alrich Wren is a proud Mandalorian. When Clan Wren broke from the Empire, he was held captive in retaliation, but was ultimately rescued by his daughter. Alrich, along with Clan Wren, now stands united with Mandalore under Bo-Katan Kryze. He is also knowledgable of the arts, both proud and critical of Sabine's work.
Proud and honorable, AP-5 was a droid that served as a navigator for the Republic military during the Clone Wars. Following the formation of the Empire, however, he was reassigned to inventory. While the position did not take advantage of his gifts, he performed his duties without complaint -- despite threats and disrespect from his Imperial commanders. It was only after a fateful meeting with the rebel astromech Chopper that AP-5 came to see he did not have to serve the Empire. He helped Chopper escape capture and defected to the rebels, helping find a safe haven away from Imperial forces.