Clone Trooper

Clone troopers in action

Clone Troopers were the genetically identical soldiers and the main backbone of the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars. Cloned from the bounty hunter Jango Fett on the planet of Kamino, these clones were modified to grow and learn at an advanced rate to be more quickly prepared to serve in the war against the Separatist droid army.

Creation

The creation of the clone troopers on Kamino started with an act from the Jedi Master Sifo-Dyas. Sifo-Dyas' goal was to create an army for the Republic to defend it; however, he never saw the completion of this army as he was murdered by Count Dooku before it was even started. Under the name "Tyranus," Dooku oversaw the formation of this one army from this point on and began searching for the proper candidate for the clones' template. Ultimately, Jango Fett was chosen, and the clone army's creation had begun.

Rank/Classes

The clone troopers had a system of rank used; at the bottom are regular troopers, or privates, corporals, and sergeants, then the officers are, from least to greatest, lieutenant, captain, and commander.

Notable Clone Troopers

501st Legion/Torrent Company
Rex	Fives	Hardcase	Kix
Jesse	Boomer	Denal	Mixer
Redeye	Charger	Echo	Dogma
Tup	Appo	Hawk

212th Attack Battalion/Ghost Company
Cody	Waxer	Boil	Wooley
Crys	Trapper	Longshot

Coruscant Guard
Fox	Thorn	Thire	Stone	Jek
Rys	Hound

41st Elite Corps
Gree	Draa	Green Leader	Buzz

Wolfpack
Wolffe	Boost	Sinker	Comet

91st Reconnaissance Corps
Ponds	Stak	Razor	Neyo

Appearances

Books

• Star Wars: The Clone Wars (novelization)
• Star Wars: Dark Disciple
• Star Wars: Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir
• Star Wars: Ahsoka (Mentioned only)

Episodes

• "Cat and Mouse"
• "The Hidden Enemy"
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars (film)
• "Supply Lines"
• "Ambush"
• "Rising Malevolence"
• "Shadow of Malevolence"
• "Destroy Malevolence"
• "Clone Cadets"
• "Rookies"
• "Downfall of a Droid"
• "Duel of the Droids"
• "Bombad Jedi"
• "Cloak of Darkness"
• "Lair of Grievous
• "Dooku Captured"
• "The Gungan General"
• "Jedi Crash"
• "Defenders of Peace"
• "Trespass"
• "Blue Shadow Virus"
• "Mystery of a Thousand Moons"
• "Storm Over Ryloth"
• "Innocents of Ryloth"
• "Liberty on Ryloth"
• "Holocron Heist"
• "Cargo of Doom"
• "Children of the Force"
• "The Zillo Beast"
• "The Zillo Beast Strikes Back"
• "Landing at Point Rain"
• "Weapons Factory"
• "Legacy of Terror"
• "Brain Invaders"
• "Grievous Intrigue"
• "The Deserter"
• "The Mandalore Plot"
• "Voyage of Temptation"
• "Duchess of Mandalore"
• "Death Trap"
• "R2 Come Home"
• "Lethal Trackdown"
• "ARC Troopers"
• "Sphere of Influence"
• "Hostage Crisis"
• "Hunt for Ziro"
• "The Academy"
• "Assassin"
• "Heroes on Both Sides"
• "Pursuit of Peace"
• "Monster"
• "Overlords"
• "Ghosts of Mortis"
• "The Citadel"
• "Counterattack"
• "Citadel Rescue"
• "Padawan Lost"
• "Water War"
• "Mercy Mission"
• "Nomad Droids"
• "Darkness on Umbara"
• "The General"
• "Plan of Dissent"
• "Carnage of Krell"
• "Kidnapped"
• "Slaves of the Republic"
• "Escape from Kadavo"
• "A Friend in Need" (Appears in flashback(s))
• "Deception"
• "Friends and Enemies"
• "The Box" (Appears in flashback(s))
• "Crisis on Naboo"
• "A War on Two Fronts"
• "Front Runners"
• "The Soft War" (Appears in flashback(s))
• "The Gathering" (Appears in flashback(s))
• "Secret Weapons" (Appears in flashback(s))
• "Missing in Action"
• "Point of No Return"
• "Sabotage"
• "The Jedi Who Knew Too Much"
• "To Catch a Jedi"
• "The Unknown"
• "Conspiracy"
• "Orders"
• "Crisis at the Heart"
• "Voices"
• "Sacrifice" (Appears in vision)
• "Gone with a Trace" (Appears in flashback(s))
• "The Bad Batch"
• "A Distant Echo"
• "On the Wings of Keeradaks"
• "Unfinished Business"
• "Old Friends Not Forgotten"
• "The Phantom Apprentice"
• "Shattered"
• "Victory and Death"