History Characters / StarWarsCloneTroopers

* InNameOnly: Beyond his appearance, this iteration of Scorch demonstrates absolutely none of the traits he's known for, suffering from AdaptationalJerkass, AdaptationalVillainy, ''and'' AdaptationalWimp with none of the DeadpanSnarker attribute he's known for.

* AmbiguousSituation: Thing is, we don't see the circumstances in which Wolffe left the Empire and ended up retiring with Rex and Gregor. Between serving the Empire loyally and his paranoia about the Jedi, it's quite possible he ended his service to the Empire on good terms. In ''The Bad Batch'', Wolffe remained proud of his service to the Empire. Rex telling him about the Empire capturing their brothers and experimenting on them (one being a child) was a lot for him to take in, only letting him and his fellow clones go out of respect for their history. [[spoiler:And because Tantiss was destroyed before he could even find out about it,]] Wolffe was unable to grasp the true scope of the Empire's cruelty. During retirement, he tried to stay on the Empire's good side to keep his brothers safe; he kept Ahsoka's transmissions from Rex due to mistrust of her as a Jedi, and ends up reporting the ''Ghost'' crew to Agent Kallus. That said, there's no indication of him having had any bad experiences down the line during his service to the Empire.

!!X Troopers

[[folder:General]]

After the Clone Wars, a select few clones were taken by Doctor Royce Hemlock for reconditioning into fanatical, mindless assassins loyal to the Empire. Many didn't survive the reconditioning, but the few that did proved to be deadly adversaries for any who resisted the Empire.

* BlackEyesOfEvil: Their helmets have eye-holes, but are completely blacked out, giving them this look.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: They were once normal clones, but Hemlock converted them into dangerously fanatical goons who've lost any loyalty to their brothers, and are conditioned to remain loyal and serve the Empire until the end.
* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: They appear to have an inhuman ability to know when they're spotted, even from a large distance, coupled with lightning fast reflexes and reaction times.
* CrazyPrepared: Troopers are programmed to chomp their cyber-implant to kill themselves if they are captured. In the event their captor is wise to the implant and removes it, the trooper has a tracker in them that normal scanners can't reach (much like the inhibitor chip) that the Empire will see and realize their trooper is still alive, and thus send a team to take care of it.
* CyanidePill: They carry a cyber-implant in their teeth that they can clamp down on if they've been captured or otherwise compromised. Rex gets wise to this after his first encounter with them and when he captures one, he removes the implant to keep him from offing himself.
* DeathOfPersonality: Any personality they had prior to their reconditioning is long gone, replaced with cold, fanatical loyalty to the Empire.
* EliteMook: They're technically Regs, but they're able to put up good fights against even the most experienced clone troopers. They may lack Crosshair's ImprobableAimingSkills, but they make up for it with a combination of quick reflexes, consistency, and muscle memory that Crosshair can barely keep up with. If you end up spotting them from a distance, chances are they spotted you too.
* GodzillaThreshold: They're very dangerous, and Hemlock makes exclusive use of them. Clearly, Admiral Rampart had to have been so desperate to request an operative from Hemlock in order to silence any clone who knew the truth about Kamino.
* HunterOfTheirOwnKind: The first assassin we see kills two clones in his first episode, and the next ones in Season 3's "Infiltration" and "Extraction" has no qualms continuing the slaughter.
* MeaningfulName: They have the Greek letter "X", an ancient letter that has many meanings.
** It's associated with death, fitting for deadly assassins who have suffered a DeathOfPersonality, which the Empire is trying to have happen to ''all'' clones. By default, it's associated with endings, and Clone X's youthful appearance compared to other clones strongly implies some of them were the final batch of Jango clones produced.
** It's the first letter in the Greek letter for Christ that was used as a secret symbol among Christ's followers to indicate their membership in the church, fitting for such secretive assassins who are also fanatically loyal to their employers.
* MookMobile: They have CX Dagger Vessels to help them get from one place to another, and can operate them even from outside.
* ThePsychoRangers: They take over this role from the Elite Squad of Season 1. They're an elite division of highly specialized super soldiers for the Empire, but unlike Clone Force 99, they're heavily conditioned into fanatical obedience with no room for individual thought or deviance from orders. Likewise, although they work well together, they have no camaraderie or care for their fellow brothers, and would kill each other without question if ordered.
* StealthExpert: All of them are assassins first and trained to evade detection as long as possible and strike from the shadows.
* TrackingChip: It's heavily implied they are implanted with tracking ''bio''chips, which are undetectable like their inhibitor chips. Their trackers only function while alive, hence if Tantiss suspects that an operative got compromised but still alive, the operative can be tracked.
* TrainingFromHell: It is mentioned they are put through a rigorous training to make them the optimal Clones in combat and espionage. Most of the recruits do not live to see active service.
* {{Unperson}}: Their CT numbers are purged from Imperial databanks to help them remain anonymous.
* WeHaveReserves: Should one die or be captured, then the Empire just activates the next one to complete the mission.

[[folder:Clone X]]
!!Clone X
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]''

Clone X was a sniper ordered by Rampart to silence anyone who learns about Kamino's true fate.

* AllThereInTheManual: His name is only mentioned in the Star Wars databank, but not in the episode itself. Justified, since the Empire [[{{Unperson}} wiped his operating number in the event he would be questioned by enemies]].
* ColdSniper: X is pretty handy with a sniper rifle just like Crosshair, though he doesn't have the former member of Clone Force 99's ImprobableAimingSkills, which costs him the chance to kill Chuchi when Rex stuns him.
* CyanidePill: He kills himself by chomping an electric one so Rex won't get information from him.
* TheDragon: Replaces Crosshair as Rampart's agent in "The Clone Conspiracy", though he doesn't stick around for long.
* DrivenToSuicide: Chomps down an electric cyanide pill to avoid giving Rex information.
* EvilSoundsDeep: When wearing the helmet, he speaks in a deep voice.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: His identity as a clone commando is hinted at by his rifle: it's a [[VideoGame/StarWarsRepublicCommando DC-17m blaster rifle in sniper mode]] with added scope, wooden stock attachments, and an ace Dion cable built in.
* HunterOfHisOwnKind: He hunts down Clones that were going to squeal about Rampart's destruction of Kamino and its cities, which he chilly displays with Cade and later Slip. His targets are not limited to Clones however, as Senator Chuchi and her guards learn the hard way.
* LetXBeTheUnknown: His real name/operating number is unknown, since the Empire wiped it.
* PetTheDog: Despite murdering Cade and attempting to shoot Slip, he spares the Clones who were looking for the assassin who shot him.

[[folder:[=CX-1=]]]
!!CX-1
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]''

-->''"They are coming. For all of you."''

CX-1 was a major Clone Officer during the early days of the Empire.

* DefiantToTheEnd: Even when under interrogation and his CyanidePill removed, he mocks the Clone Underground's chances of survival saying that the Empire is coming for all of them, since another Clone Assassin, CX-2, has infiltrated the Clone Underground's Teth base and successfully kills him.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Appeared in "[[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS3E3ShadowsOfTantiss Shadows of Tantiss]]" overseeing a group of Clones being escorted by Clone Commandos.
* EvilSoundsDeep: Moreso than all the Empire's current Clone Troopers and Clone X combined.
* HeKnowsTooMuch: CX-2 is dispatched to eliminate, not rescue, him after he is captured by the Clone Underground due to his knowledge of the program and the location of Mount Tantiss. Unlike other examples, CX-1 is [[FaceDeathWithDignity fine with his coming death]].
* LetXBeTheUnknown: Just like Clone X, his real name/operating number is unknown, though his designation is more distinctive.
* MauveShirt: He's sent to assassinate Senator Avi Singh and then retrieve Omega, though he gets captured by Rex and the Clone Underground, who removes his suicide shocker so he doesn't have a repeat of Clone X. This doesn't stop his replacement, CX-2, from finding and killing him, though.
* NotSoStoic: He immediately drops his stoic emotions upon recognizing Crosshair and patronizingly addresses him as "brother".

[[folder:[=CX-2=]]]
!!CX-2
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]''

-->''"You had your chance to be one of us. You chose the wrong side."''

CX-2 was a Clone Assassin during the early days of the Empire.

* BadBoss: When Hunter attempts to commandeer a Low Altitude Assault Transport mid-flight during the Empire's invasion of Pabu, he simply [[SnipingTheCockpit snipes the Imperial pilot right through the cockpit]] to ensure his target will not escape.
* TheBadGuyWins: He successfully tracks down Omega to Pabu and recaptures her, while crippling the rest of Clone Force 99 by destroying the ''Marauder'' and leaving them at their lowest point.
* ColdSniper: A frigid assassin who proves to be a scarily accurate shot at a distance.
* DeviousDaggers: He keeps a [[HotBlade heated vibroblade]] among his arsenal, which he uses both for the sabotage of enemy systems and when he is forced to engage in melee combat.
* TheHeavy: Of Season 3 of ''The Bad Batch''. While Hemlock still serves as the overarching Imperial antagonist, he is a [[NonActionBigBad man of science who barely leaves Tantiss]]. Instead, CX-2, his subordinate, serves as the main physical force of the Imperial might pursuing the Bad Batch across the galaxy. Once Omega is captured, his business is done until he's called upon again in the finale to deal with Clone Force 99 infiltrating Mount Tantiss.
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: [[spoiler:He's fatally skewered by Hunter in the GrandFinale of ''The Bad Batch''.]]
* ImplacableMan: Damn near unstoppable. Crushed by rocks? Knocked down a shaft by a close explosive detonation? Falls over a miles-high ''waterfall''? These barely slow him down, and he just gets right back up again, hardly worse for wear.
* KnightOfCerebus: The third season was already heavy and dark to begin with, but X-2's debut marks the point where things ''really'' go downhill for Clone Force 99. He's responsible for the destruction of the Clone Underground, the recapture of Omega, the subjugation of their safe haven in Pabu, and ushering in the series' DarkestHour that kickstarts the final arc of the series.
* NearVillainVictory: His initial efforts to capture Omega slow Rex and the Batch enough they are cornered by Wolffe before their backup method of escape can arrive. If not for Wolffe's change of heart in his loyalties, Omega would have been captured and the rest of the Clones executed. However, he [[TheBadGuyWins makes up for it later by leading an occupation force to Pabu, securing Omega's capture, and preventing the Batch from following him by blowing up the Havoc Marauder.]]
* OneManArmy: He proves to be more of a threat to the Batch and Rex's men alone than two squads led by Wolffe, one TK troopers, the other clones. He manages to successfully slow them down at every turn while staying alive and scores several kills while the TK and Clone troopers are subjected to a MookHorrorShow the moment they land.
* ReplacementFlatCharacter: In general skillset, and in his predecessor's role of pursuing the Bad Batch, he quickly replaces [[spoiler:Crosshair following his defection from the Empire. Both possess an uncanny sniping ability, a cold disposition, and similar dark armor, their main difference lies in CX-2 lacking any of the CharacterDevelopment Crosshair goes through, being even more mindlessly loyal.]]
* ShadowArchetype: He embodies the [[BlindObedience complete mindless loyalty]] to the Empire [[spoiler:Crosshair]] learned to grow beyond. He has become a tool of the Empire fully willing to kill his brothers without a second thought, while [[spoiler:Crosshair ultimately chose to fight for the people in his life who cared about him. This is made even more apparent by them both being dark-armored {{Cold Sniper}}s.]]
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: With Wolffe, since he disregards orders to bring Omega back alive during the attack on Teth. Averted with the occupation force he brings to Pabu, since they have no problem following his orders and the only trooper he kills is the Imperial pilot of the Low Altitude Assault Transport Hunter attempts to commandeer.
* TheUnReveal: His prior identity is never revealed, despite his prominence in the back half of Season 3 and speculation about who he is.

!!Other Clone Troopers

[[folder:Bly]]
!!Clone Marshal Commander Bly (CC-5052)
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'' | ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith''

Bly was the commander of the 327[-[[superscript:th]]-] Star Corps and second-in-command to Jedi General Aayla Secura.

* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Along with several other clone troopers, Bly gets brainwashed by the control chip in his brain and turns on Aayla and shoots her in the back on Felucia after the execution of Order 66.
* CaptainSmoothAndSergeantRough: He kind of has this dynamic with Rex in "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E13JediCrash Jedi Crash]]" and "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E14DefendersOfPeace Defenders of Peace]]".
* CommandingCoolness: He holds the rank of Clone Marshal Commander and has a stoic personality.
* DoubleTap: He and his clone troopers shoot Aayla [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill repeatedly]] after she goes down following the execution of Order 66.
* FacialMarkings: He has yellow shapes tattooed on his cheeks.
* ManInAKilt: He wears kama.
* NumberTwo: He was this to Aayla Secura during the Clone Wars prior to the execution of Order 66.
* SatelliteCharacter: He has next to no characterization besides being Aayla's NumberTwo.
* SchrodingersCanon: In ''Legends'', he continued to serve the Empire. This had yet to be re-canonized and he's left unmentioned in the canon.
* TheStoic: He barely shows any emotions compared to other clone troopers.

[[folder:Bacara]]
!!Clone Marshal Commander Bacara (CC-1138)
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'' | ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith''

Bacara was the commander of the 21[-[[superscript:st]]-] Nova Corps, nicknamed the Galactic Marines. He fought under the command of Ki-Adi-Mundi during the Battle of Mygeeto.

* TheAloner: Following his training with the Journeyman Protectors, Bacara was seen as a loner.
* AssassinOutclassin: Not him personally, but some members of his Galactic Marines are killed by blaster bolts deflected by Mundi before they eventually managed to kill him.
* BadassBandolier: He wears a bandolier over his armor.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: He turns against Ki-Adi-Mundi as soon as Order 66 is activated.
* TheCameo: Appears in the newsreel opening of "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS7E9OldFriendsNotForgotten Old Friends Not Forgotten]]".
* DramaticGunCock: Right as Ki-Adi-Mundi is leading a charge over a bridge on Mygeeto, Bacara and his marines follow, then stop and cock their weapons. The Jedi turns and realizes he's suddenly facing a firing squad.
* InJoke: His clone number is "1138", a reference to George Lucas' first film, ''Film/THX1138'', and a RunningGag in the ''Star Wars'' franchise.
* MookLieutenant: He is the commanding officer of Ki-Adi-Mundi's Galactic Marines.
* SchrodingersCanon: In ''Legends'', he had begrudging respect and [[TheResenter resentment]] towards Mundi. After Order 66 gets executed, he was brainwashed into thinking that the Jedi was a traitor and [[AFatherToHisMen thought of all his men who died under Ki-Adi-Mundi's command]] in addition to feeling [[ItsPersonal personally]] betrayed as he believed the Jedi had betrayed the trust of every one of the fallen troopers.

[[folder:Jag]]
!!Captain Jag
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->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith''

Jag was a captain and clone pilot and Plo Koon's wingman in the Battle of Cato Neimoidia.

* AmbiguousSituation: He served with Plo Koon at Cato Neimoidia, but it's unknown if he's part of the Wolfpack Battalion.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: He turns against Plo Koon as soon as Order 66 is enacted.
* SchrodingersCanon: In Legends, Jag was short for Jai'galaar and he was originally a commander of the 127th Gunship Wing until he was demoted following the disastrous Retreat at Katraasii. He was picked up by Plo Koon and acted as a test pilot for the ARC-170.

[[folder:Fil]]
!!Commander Fil
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-->''"We specialize in making entrances."''

Fil was a clone commander serving with Jedi Knight Nahdar Vebb. He and his squad worked with Nahdar and Jedi Master Kit Fisto to trap General Grievous in his base, only for Fil to fall victim to Grievous' pet monstrosity.

* GunsAkimbo: He wields two blaster pistols like many clone commanders.
* NumberTwo: To Nahdar Vebb in The Clone Wars.
* SchrodingersCanon: In ''Legends'', his birth number is CC-3714.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: He dies in his first appearance, alongside his men and Nahdar.

[[folder:Keeli]]
!!Captain Keeli
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-->''"I'm not finished yet, sir. We can do this, General."''

Keeli was the clone captain of Jedi Master Ima-Gun Di. He and his clone troopers fought and died alongside their general to defend the civilians of Ryloth.

* BackToBackBadasses: With Master Di in their final moments.
* {{Determinator}}: After being wounded by a thermal detonator, Keeli manages to get back on his feet and fight alongside Master Di for a while longer before being shot twice in the chest.
* DyingMomentOfAwesome: He, Di, and their men hold off a huge droid army long enough for all the Twi'lek civilians to escape what would have been a massacre.
* HeroicSacrifice: He gave his life to ensure the Twi'lek civilians and resistance would escape the Separatist droid army.
* MeaningfulName: Like General Ima-Gun Di and Admiral Dao, his name is basically "kill I" because he was written solely to [[MauveShirt die]].
* WeHardlyKnewYe: He dies in his first appearance, but he helps make it memorable.

[[folder:Jet]]
!!Commander Jet (CC-1993)
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Jet was a commander and clone special-ops commander who works under Jedi Master Ki-Adi-Mundi during the Second Battle of Geonosis.

* TheBigGuy: His unit is specially trained to utilize heavy weapons, specifically BT X-42 heavy flame projectors, during the Second Battle of Geonosis.
* CommandingCoolness: A little ironically, since he and his clone troopers' [[{{Pun}} fire weapons are anything but cool]].
* CustomUniform: He and his clone troopers' armor have a unique red and yellow color scheme.
* KillItWithFire: He and his clone troopers use BT X-42 heavy flame projectors while battling Geonosians.
* NumberTwo: To Ki-Adi-Mundi on Geonosis.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Ki-Adi-Mundi is shown to be working with Commander Bacara and his Galactic Marines in the final year of the Clone Wars, leaving Jet's fate ambiguous.

[[folder:Doom]]
!!Commander Doom
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]''

-->''"If we're making a run, we'll need backup. My men are severely depleted."''

Doom was a clone commander assigned to twin Jedi Masters Tiplar and Tiplee during the Battle of Ringo Vinda.

* CustomUniform: He wears unique looking armor with a green, yellow and gray color scheme.
* GunsAkimbo: Wielded two blaster pistols in battle.
* NumberTwo: To Tiplar and Tiplee.
* ScarredEquipment: He and his men have very beat-up and scarred armor.
* ShoutOut: His name, as well as his armor's color scheme, are confirmed to be references to ComicBook/DoctorDoom himself.

[[folder:Monnk]]
!!Commander Monnk
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Monnk was a clone SCUBA trooper commander who served under Kit Fisto during the Battle of Mon Cala.

* AquaticMook: As a clone SCUBA trooper, he is outfitted for combat in aquatic environments.
* BadassInDistress: He and several of his troops are captured during the battle, and imprisoned alongside the Mon Calamari and Gungans. He later gets freed when the Quarren turn on the Separatists and rejoins the battle.
* CommandingCoolness: He held the rank of commander.
* CoolHelmet: Clone SCUBA troopers carry a scuba backpack kit that is equipped with gill grills and a pair of breathing tubes which circulated oxygen into their helmets.
* CustomUniform: He has olive-colored armor with eel emblems in several places.
* GunsFiringUnderwater: SCUBA troopers are equipped with specialized blaster rifles that can operate underwater.
* NumberTwo: For Kit Fisto, as his SCUBA troopers' commander.

[[folder:Slick]]
!!Sergeant Slick
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]''

-->''"It's the Jedi who keep my brothers enslaved. We do your bidding. We serve at your whim. I just wanted something more."''

Slick was a disillusioned clone sergeant who betrayed the Republic during the Battle of Christophsis.

* BrokenPedestal: His squad is utterly shocked to find out that he had betrayed the Republic for the Separatists and threw them under the bus in doing so.
* FaceHeelTurn: He is one of the first and few instances of a clone traitor.
* AFatherToHisMen: Subverted. He seems to genuinely care for the men in his squad and Rex and Cody accurately predict he'll take the news that one is a traitor hard. When they tell him, he initially tries to insulate his men from the questioning and requests a little time to talk it over with them in private. However, once Chopper reveals he's violated some clone rules, Slick immediately starts trying to pin the treachery on him, suggesting his motivation was less concern for his squad and more an attempt at damage control.
* {{Hypocrite}}: He claims to have worked for all of the clones' freedom, yet as Rex points out his actions put the lives of his brothers at risk.
* HypocriteHasAPoint: While his actions completely undermine the attempt, he ''is'' right about the clones being expendable soldiers, bred only for that purpose, with no choice what to make of their lives.
* TheMole: He was hired by the Separatists to sabotage the Republic during the Battle of Christophsis.
* PutOnAPrisonBus: He is last seen being taken into custody, with no further word on his fate. However, as ''Scum and Villainy'' revealed that clones don't get due process and Slick committed treason (it's noted that Mace Windu had to negotiate to get Boba Fett a lighter sentence in the form of ''prison time''), things don't look good for him.
* TheUnfettered: Nothing was beyond him in trying to liberate his brothers, even sacrificing some of their lives.
* VillainOfTheWeek: He's the main villain of "The Hidden Enemy" episode and is defeated at the end of it, with him never reappearing afterwards.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Debated. The reason he gives for betraying the Republic was because he felt that they were enslaving the clones and his selling information to the Separatists was him striking a blow for clone freedom. However, Rex isn't buying it and points out the primary victims of Slick's betrayal were his fellow clones and guesses Slick's motivation was being well paid for his treason.
* WhatMeasureIsAMook: One of the main reasons behind his betrayal.

[[folder:Lassar]]
!!Lassar
->See his entry on the [[Characters/StarWarsImperialAcademies Imperial Academies]] page.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Tango Company]]
!!Tango Company

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]''

Tango Company was a unit of clone troopers that fought at the Second Battle of Geonosis. Shortly after, the clones were infected by Geonosian brain worms and attempted to infect Padawans Barriss Offee and Ahsoka Tano aboard a Republic frigate on a supply drop to a medical station near Ord Cestus. However, the spread of the infection was halted by Ahsoka and there were few casualties.

* BaldOfEvil: Scythe, the first clone to be infected and the one who brings the brain worms onboard the medical frigate, has a shaved head. Presumably, although we don't see what he's normally like, he doesn't otherwise fit the trope.
* BittersweetEnding: Ahsoka and Barriss are careful enough to not hurt them once they realize [[BrainwashedAndCrazy brain worms]] are involved, but only after they kill at least one, and possibly up to three, clones in self-defense. Two clone pilots were also killed by the infected clones to hijack the ship.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: They get controlled by Geonosian brain worms. [[NightmareFuel It's... not fun to watch]].
* {{Foreshadowing}}: They're clone troopers that get deprived of their free will via brainwashing by a group believed to be extinct so they can kill the Jedi. Hmmm...
* MeaningfulName: "Tango" is usually associated with the color/tropical fruit orange, and Tango Company's insignia are tiger markings, as tigers live in the tropical rainforest and are orange. And of course, "Tango" is the equivalent of T in the [[MilitaryAlphabet NATO Alphabet]] and is shorthand for ''enemy''.
* SchrodingersCanon: AllThereInTheManual towards the end of the run of ''Legends'' canon stated that Tango Company served at the Siege of Lasan under the Empire.

[[folder:Ding & Kicker]]
!!Ding & Kicker

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/DarthVaderDarkLordOfTheSith Dark Lord of the Sith]]''

Ding & Kicker were two clone troopers that were a part of the group tasked with clearing out artifacts from the Jedi outpost, ''Brighthome'', after the execution of Order 66.

* ProperlyParanoid: Ding is concerned that the Kaminoan cloning facilities are shut down and the last batch of clones will be trained before they too will eventually age out of service, while Kicker is worried that their successors, the Stormtroopers, won't effectively protect the Empire from enemies of Palpatine, which is proven true when the Rebel Alliance comes onto the scene.
-->'''Ding:''' [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch I heard they shut down the facilities on Kamino]]. They'll train up the last batch of clones and that's it.\\
'''Kicker:''' But that's crazy. Who will protect the Empire?\\
'''Ding:''' Don't know, Kicker. But it won't be us. [[ReassignedToAntarctica We get to pack up old Jedi way stations and crate everything back to Coruscant]]. [[RetiredBadass I think our fighting days are done]].
* ShooOutTheClowns: After the Jedi are killed off, the Republic has reformed into an Empire, and Vader is told he has to adjust to his new life as a Sith Lord, the following issue starts with two clones goofing around like nothing's wrong while disturbingly talking about how they'll kill any Jedi that they come across. And then Vader shows up and mows them all down, with a complete disregard of the fact that he as Anakin saw them as more than just cannon fodder.

[[folder:[=99=]]]
!!99
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]''

-->''"This is what I was bred for."''

99 was a deformed clone who works as a janitor on Kamino. He befriended Domino Squad during their training, became an honorary member after they pass, and helped to defend the planet when the Confederacy invades.

* AlmightyJanitor: Averted in that he really is just a janitor and has no leverage or authority. However, played somewhat straight in that his far greater than average knowledge of the cloning facility makes him incredibly helpful in the battle for the facility.
* CloneDegeneration: It's implied this is the reason for his malformity, even by the standards of the usual genetic modifications. According to Lama Su, the death of the original gene donor, Jango Fett, has forced the Kaminoans to thin out the remaining DNA samples, possibly resulting in 99 being conceived after Jango's death and aging a lot faster than the other clones who were grown nearly 10 years earlier.
* CoolOldGuy: He appears very elderly, possibly due to his aging being even more accelerated than other clones.
* HonoraryTrueCompanion: After Domino Squad finally passes the Citadel training course, Hevy makes him an honorary member of the squad for convincing him not to turn his back on his squad mates and realize his true potential. After he dies during the Battle of Kamino, Rex, Cody, Fives, Echo, and the rest of the clone troopers acknowledge him as a true clone trooper in the Grand Army for doing everything he could during the battle. The official designation of The Bad Batch is "Clone Force 99" in his honor.
* IJustWantToBeBadass: During the Battle of Kamino, 99 is quick to help however he can and seems determined to finally contribute to a battle like he was meant to do. Sadly, this makes him take unnecessary risks that end up getting him killed.
* InspirationallyDisadvantaged: He's one of the friendliest clones featured in ''The Clone Wars'' and he doesn't seem to suffer any grief about being unable to serve on the front lines. When Hevy tries to go AWOL in "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS3E1CloneCadets Clone Cadets]]", he convinces Hevy to change his mind about abandoning his seemingly defective squad by reminding him that unlike him, 99 was never even given the chance to prove himself. When the Separatists come to Kamino, he is willing to do everything in his power to defend his home (namely supplying weapons and ammo and providing tactical information about Tipoca City's layout) and his death is ultimately mourned by his brothers.
* InTheBack: He dies when a Battle Droid shoots his back while he's running to get more grenades.
* NiceGuy: He is one of the nicest clones introduced, never mocking or insulting anyone else, even teasingly, which most of the other clones do. Instead he simply tries to give them advice if they will listen to him.
* NonActionGuy: He was relegated to being a maintenance clone due to his deformity and being physically unfit for combat. However, this doesn't stop him from trying to help out his brothers during the Battle of Kamino.
* RapidAging: While the clones are already known for this, 99's defective status has accelerated his aging even further, making him elderly-looking when his clone brothers are (physically) in their 20s-30s, despite being the same age as them.
* SenselessSacrifice: In "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS3E2ARCTroopers ARC Troopers]]", 99 ends up dying in an attempt to get more grenades. While it's certainly heroic that he was willing to try, that hallway was a deathtrap a Jedi would have had trouble running. His death ultimately accomplished nothing, though his life certainly mattered.
* TragicKeepsake: Hevy gives him his graduation medal as thanks for inspiring him enough to pull Domino Squad through the final exam. He continues to hold onto it even after he learns Hevy was killed in action on Rishi.
* YoungerThanTheyLook: Given that he's told to be one of the clones to be made ''after'' Jango's death, he's less than three years old by the time of his death.

[[folder:Howzer]]
!!Captain Howzer
[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/howzer_sw.png]]
[[caption-width-right:300:''"Ryloth is safe, Cham. This is what you fought for."'']]

Howzer was a Clone Stormtrooper Captain stationed on Ryloth during the rise of the Empire.

* AccuserOfTheBrethren: The main Clone among Rex's rebel faction to not trust [[spoiler:Crosshair]] even after his defection. [[spoiler:Given their history, this is somewhat understandable,]] but he gradually changes his tune and learns to trust him after seeing he has obviously [[CharacterDevelopment changed for the better.]]
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Distinctly averted. Contrary to most clones, Howzer doesn't demonstrate the typical signs of Order 66 brainwashing from his inhibitor chip. He retains his armor customization and is much more approachable than clones still under the influence of the chip. He may be one of the lucky few not to be influenced by it, at least not to the degree most clones are. Alternatively, his brainwashing may simply have worn off faster than most, as the clones begin demonstrating their initial independence more often in season 2, most notably with Cody.
* AFatherToHisMen: [[spoiler:He has a good standing with the men under his command and refuses to abandon them, even when he has the chance to escape with Cham. He's even able to convince eight of his brothers to stand with him in decrying the Empire's actions.]]
* GoodCounterpart: To Captain Wilco, another Clone Stormtrooper captain. Both are stationed on planets during the rise of the Empire, both lead detachments of Clone Stormtroopers, both show their faces more than any other Imperial-aligned clone, and both care about the men they lead. While Wilco has his usual armor with a black pauldron and remains loyal to the Empire, Howzer still wears his custom armor and disowns his allegiance to the Empire, even inspiring some of his men to follow suit.
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:He defies orders and assists in Cham's escape by preventing them from walking into a trap and openly disowns his loyalty to the Empire, even inspiring some of his men to follow suit.]]
* HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic: Shows his face far more than any other Imperial-aligned clone in his single appearance.
* TheLancer: He becomes one to Rex and Chuchi after joining their clone network, having a harsher mindset towards their enemies than the more merciful Rex.
* PrematurelyGreyHaired: His hair is starting to turn grey, and even accounting for the accelerated aging of the clones, Howzer would not be old enough for that to be normal.
* PunchClockVillain: Howzer isn't a bad person, with his only villainous quality being a soldier for the Empire. [[spoiler:He abandons the villain part altogether when he realizes the Empire doesn't have the interests of Ryloth in mind.]]
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: He's a soldier of the Empire, but he's still reasonable enough to let Hera off the hook when she's caught sneaking around in a restricted area.
* RedemptionEarnsLife: For defying the Empire, he and 2 of his men are eventually rescued by Echo, Gregor, Fireball, and Nemec from being transported to Mount Tantiss and eventually becomes part of the Clone Underground.
* RuggedScar: Has several prominent scars across his face, indicating that he has been around awhile and has plenty of experience.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: [[spoiler:In a surprising display for a post-Order 66 clone, Howzer goes against Rampart's orders and helps Cham escape Ryloth by preventing them from walking into a trap set by Crosshair.]]
* StillWearingTheOldColors: Unlike most of the other clones, Howzer's armor is still custom painted in his unit colors.
* ToBeLawfulOrGood: Howzer truly believes in helping and liberating the people of Ryloth from tyranny, but he feels the need to uphold the Empire's orders to ensure that the planet doesn't collapse into anarchy and war again. However, he finds himself in conflict with his Imperial superiors as they begin to do more and more questionable actions that goes against everything he believed in. [[spoiler:He decides to help Cham's forces and the Bad Batch escape Ryloth and openly defy against the Empire, preferring to be a good man arrested over a lawful soldier oppressing the people they sought to liberate]].
* TokenGoodTeammate: For the post-Order 66 clones. Howzer retains some of his individuality and morals, shares a good friendship with Cham, covers for Hera when he catches her in a restricted area, and is hesitant to carry out some of his more unethical orders, vocally protesting Hera's arrest as she is only a child.

[[folder:Wilco]]
!!Captain Wilco
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[[caption-width-right:300:''"As of now we've recovered 85% of the war chest, but I'll chase that number to perfection, sir.''"]]

Wilco was a Clone Stormtrooper Captain stationed on Serenno, the former homeworld of Count Dooku during the rise of the Empire.

* ArcVillain: For the two-part premiere of ''The Bad Batch'', Season 2. He's in charge of getting Dooku's war chest off the planet and into the Empire's coffers to help fund their various projects (i.e., the Death Star), and is the primary obstacle to Clone Force 99's operation to steal a portion of the treasure.
* TheBadGuyWins: He successfully wards off Clone Force 99's attempt to steal Dooku's war chest and is well on his way to recovering the containers scattered in the heist. He doesn't get to enjoy it, however, as he's murdered by Rampart when he refuses to falsify his report regarding the Batch's survival.
* EvilCounterpart: To Howzer. Both are Clone Stormtrooper captains stationed on planets during the rise of the Empire and both care for the Clones under their command. While Howzer feels the need to uphold the Empire's orders to keep the peace, but eventually defies the Empire after questioning their actions and is even rescued by Rex's [[UndergroundRailroad Clone Resistance Network]] while becoming a part of them, Wilco remains on the Empire's side right until he is killed by Admiral Rampart for refusing to falsify an official report.
* AFatherToHisMen: Just like Howzer, he cares deeply for the men under his command, checking up on any Clones that were injured by Wrecker's rampage.
* HeKnowsTooMuch: The reason why Rampart murders him. After confirming a sighting of Clone Force 99, revealing they'd survived the destruction of Tipoca City. Since Rampart had already informed Tarkin of their demise, he's unwilling to risk his own career by divulging the truth and orders Wilco to doctor the report, void of any mention of the Batch. Wilco refuses, so Rampart kills him to submit the report himself.
* HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic: Just like Howzer, he shows his face more than other Imperial-aligned Clones. While he's not a good guy, he does show admirable traits such as loyalty and personal integrity.
* {{Irony}}: In other circumstances, Wilco would be prime proof of how valuable the clones could be to the Empire: he's extremely competent, able and perceptive - while the Bad Batch escape him it's by the skin of their teeth, and he forces them to abandon their goal to do so, something few antagonists have accomplished - and is unflinchingly loyal, exactly what Rampart claimed to want. However, he's also proof of how expendable Imperials see them no matter how worthy they are: in the end, he's killed not for being disloyal, but for simply being ''so'' loyal that it inconveniences Rampart's personal ambitions.
* MeaningfulName: "Wilco" is radio shorthand for "will comply," and he was complicit with the Empire's orders right up until he's killed by Rampart for refusing to falsify an official report.
* MookLieutenant: He's the commanding officer directing the Clone division on Serenno, with his rank being indicated by his captain's pauldron.

[[folder:Cade]]
!!Cade
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]''

Cade was a Clone Stormtrooper who served aboard Rampart's Venator during the destruction of Tipoca City.

* TheAtoner: The guilt from his complicity in Tipoca City's destruction, worsened by Rampart covering up what happened, drives Cade to try and expose him.
* HeKnowsTooMuch: Cade is killed by Clone X on Rampart's orders to prevent the former from exposing the latter's culpability in Tipoca City's destruction to the Imperial Senate.
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: He told Rampart to confess what really happened on Kamino to the Senate or he would testify against him, seemingly ignorant of the lengths Rampart will go to maintain his image.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Harbors tremendous guilt from his involvement in his home city's destruction.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: His determination to see Rampart exposed and consequent assassination by Clone X are what drive Slip (who'd initially been hesitant to act against Rampart) to contact Rex before meeting with Senator Chuchi, revealing to her what really happened on Kamino, resulting in Rex asking Clone Force 99 to help him on Courscant which, in turn, would have Echo join Rex's Clone Underground when Palpatine uses the victory to his advantage.
* TheStoolPigeon: Of the Whistleblower Wilson type.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: Killed in his first and only scene.

%%[[folder:Slip]]
%%!!Slip
%%->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]''

%%Slip was a Clone Stormtrooper who served aboard Ramapart's Venator (alongside Cade) during the destruction of Tipoca City.
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%%* HeKnowsTooMuch:
%%* MeaningfulName: Slip pertains to his paranoia in light of Cade's assassination; alternatively, it may also pertain to how he narrowly escapes Clone X the first time.
%%* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Like Cade, he also harbors guilt over his complicity in Tipoca City's destruction, though
%%* ProperlyParanoid:
%%* RedemptionEqualsDeath:
%%* ScrewThisImOuttaHere:
%%* SmallRoleBigImpact:
%%* TakeUpMySword:
%%[[/folder]]

[[folder:Mayday]]
!!Commander Mayday
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%%[[caption-width-right:300:some caption text]]
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]''

-->''"We're good soldiers. We followed orders. And for what?"''

Mayday was a Clone Stormtrooper Commander stationed on Barton-4 during the rise of the Empire, tasked with guarding cargo at an Imperial outpost.

* BuriedAlive: Ends up buried in an avalanche. Crosshair rescues him and carries him back to base [[spoiler:but he dies from exposure.]]
* DeadpanSnarker: Rarely passes on an opportunity to deliver some jabs at Nolan or (to a lesser extent) Crosshair.
* DemolitionsExpert: {{Downplayed}}, he's not trained in explosives by any means, but he's had enough experience to know how to disarm a pressure mine. He's still inexperienced enough to tell Crosshair to keep his foot on the mine until [[BlackComedy after he's cleared the potential blast radius.]]
-->'''Mayday''': I'll wait around the bend. If I don't hear a boom, then I'll know it worked.\\
'''Crosshair''': Glad you're confident in your work.\\
'''Mayday''': Oh, I'm confident. I'm just not stupid.
* ExpendableClone: Realises this is how the Empire sees his brothers when he and Crosshair [[spoiler:discover they've been guarding and retrieving TK gear that could have replaced their own rundown equipment. Further enforced by Nolan when he refuses to give Mayday medical attention when returning to base, leaving him to die.]]
* AFatherToHisMen: Cared greatly for the men under his command that he is visibly saddened when adding Hexx and Veetch's helmets to [[HeadgearHeadstone those of the deceased]].
* {{Irony}}: Fairly cruel situational irony, at that. Mayday and his troopers are reduced to cannibalizing their armor and weapons, as well as covering themselves with cloth to keep their deteriorating gear functioning. [[spoiler:All the while, they're guarding the exact kind of modern equipment that could have saved them all. He bitterly [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this when he finds out.]]
* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: [[spoiler:After Crosshair digs Mayday out of the snow, the commander tells Crosshair to leave him behind so he won't get slowed down. Ironically enough, it's probable that Crosshair would have died if he hadn't brought Mayday along to huddle with in the cold.]]
* MeaningfulName: His name, "Mayday," is typically used when there's a signal distress usually involving life-and-death emergencies. [[spoiler:He is intentionally named as such to foreshadow his death, which came about due to a life-threatening avalanche and exposure to the snow.]]
* ScarredEquipment: His armour is not only visibly worn out, but heavily wrapped in cloth. [[spoiler:It contrasts sharply with the brand-new armor he and his men are guarding.]]
* SeriouslyScruffy: By the time Crosshair and Nolan find him, Mayday's grown a mean beard (as well as his hair) which, combined with the state of his armor, the evident lack of supplies, as well as having lost all but two of his men, shows how badly the outpost has fallen into disrepair.
* ShootTheShaggyDog: [[spoiler:His friendship and pointless death, combined with Nolan's callousness and bigotry, cause Crosshair to undergo a HeelRealization.]]
* SmallRoleBigImpact: A one episode character who befriends Crosshair despite being a reg and [[spoiler:whose death finally shows Crosshair just how little the Empire he sacrificed everything for cares about him.]]
* SoleSurvivor: After his two remaining soldiers Hexx and Veetch are killed, Mayday becomes the last of Barton-4's Jango Fett clone battalion. [[spoiler:And he doesn't survive for that much longer, either.]]

[[folder:Fireball]]
!!Fireball
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]''
Fireball is a member of the Clone Underground during the Empire's early days.
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[[/folder]]

[[folder:Nemec]]
!!Nemec
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]''

Nemec is a member of the Clone Underground during the Empire's early days.
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted. His name is almost similar to Nemik from ''{{Series/Andor}}''.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Sister]]
!!Sister
-> '''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsQueensHope Queen's Hope]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsBrotherhood Brotherhood]]''

Sister was a transgender clone who served in the 7th Sky Corps
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* ActionGirl: Just by being a female Clone trooper.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: By default among her squad, for obvious reasons
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Spider]]
!!Spider (CT-1123)
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarsInquisitorRiseOfTheRedBlade Inquisitor: Rise of the Red Blade]]''

Spider was the Captain of the company led by Jedi General Tualon Yaluna after Josk Nivar's death on Thule.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Just like with the other Clone Troopers, when Order 66 goes live.
* PetTheDog: Unusually for a Clone Trooper brainwashed by his inhibitor chip, he merely arrests Iskat Akaris instead of shooting her on sight like his men did with Sunghi Silpari when Order 66 went live. [[spoiler:It's because Palpatine wants Iskat to join the new Empire to learn what happened to her mother Feyra.]]
* WhatTheHellHero: Spider chews out Iskat for a reckless strategy of blowing up the droid factory on Thule and getting 14 of his men killed.
[[/folder]]

* MookLieutenant: As Hemlock's NumberTwo, Scorch is the Commander of the [[PraetorianGuard Imperial Royal Guard]], a detachment of Clone Commandos stationed at Mount Tantiss. He's the only one among them to retain his traditional color markings, and takes charge when the doctor is absent, even managing his X Troopers during missions.

* TookALevelInJerkass: If ''Republic Commando'' is still canon, then he's taken several, going from a DeadpanSnarker who refused to leave a squadmate behind to a cold enforcer of the Empire, who oversees experimentation on other clones, the mass imprisonment of innocents who merely saw a rogue experiment, and manages the C-X troopers in their black-ops missions.

* ThePsychoRangers: They take over this role from the Elite Squad of Season 1. They're an elite division of highly specialized super soldiers for the Empire, but unlike Clone Force 99, they're heavily conditioned into fanatical obedience with no room for individual thought or deviance from orders. Likewise, although they work well together, they have no comradery or care for their fellow brothers, and would kill each other without question if ordered.

* ProperlyParanoid: Ding is concerned that the Kaminoan cloning facilties are shut down, the last batch of clones will be trained before they too will eventually age out of service, while Kicker is worried that their successors, the Stormtroopers, won't effectively protect the Empire from enemies of Palpatine, which is proven true when the Rebel Alliance comes onto the scene.

* {{Irony}}: Fairly cruel situational irony, at that. Mayday and his troopers are reduced to cannibalizing their armor and weapons, as well as covering themselves with cloth to keep their deteriorating gear functioning. [[spoiler: All the while, they're guarding the exact kind of modern equipment that could have saved them all. He bitterly [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this when he finds out.]]

* BadassCrew: They're an elite commando unit, trained to deal with special missions.
* TheCameo: They were the clone squad that retrieved the bodies of Jedi Master Halsey and his Padawan Knox and brought them back to the Jedi Temple.

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TemueraMorrison (films, ''The Book of Boba Fett'', ''The Mandalorian'', ''Ahsoka''), Creator/DeeBradleyBaker (''The Clone Wars'', ''Rebels'', ''Tales of the Jedi'', ''Tales of the Empire''), Daniel Logan (children)

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TemueraMorrison ([=AoTC=], [=RoTS=]), Creator/DeeBradleyBaker, Daniel Logan (children)

* TheDragon: Hemlock's right-hand clone who holds authority over the other commandos at Mount Tantiss, and is entrusted to carry out assignments on the doctor's behalf. Though Hemlock has various assistants in Emerie Karr and Scalder, Scorch is depicted as the doctor's ''de facto'' NumberTwo, as the former pulls a HeelFaceTurn and the latter is [[YouHaveFailedMe removed]] from her position. He remains at Hemlock's side to the very end.

* AdaptationalWimp: Scorch in ''Legends'' was depicted as a highly capable, elite soldier who received special training from a Mandalorian, and could hold his own just as well as in tandem with his brothers. In Canon, he's just an exceptionally competent MookLieutenant who doesn't demonstrate nearly the same level of combat prowess. [[spoiler:To wit, the two onscreen fights Scorch receives in ''The Bad Batch'' can seldom be called fights, as they were incredibly brief and ended badly for Scorch, with the second one resulting in his death.]]

* AdaptationalWimp: Scorch in ''Legends'' was depicted as a highly capable soldier who received training by a Mandalorian, and could hold his own just as well as in tandem with his brothers. In Canon, he's just a competent MookLieutenant who doesn't get to demonstrate the same level of combat prowess.

* MookLieutenant: He's one of the Clone Commandos training the TK Troopers in "War-Mantle" and leads a large squad of Clone Commandos in "Metamorphosis". He's the only one among them to retain his traditional color markings, and his skill allows him to stand out from even his fellow EliteMooks.
* TheQuietOne: Tends to say very little, if anything. It wasn't until the second season of ''The Bad Batch'' that he actually spoke at all. He's much more talkative in the third season.

* TookALevelInJerkass: If his personality is the same as it was in ''Republic Commando'', he's taken several, going from a DeadpanSnarker who refused to leave a squadmate he considered scary behind to a willing enforcer of the Empire, who oversees experimentation on other clones, the mass imprisonment of innocents who merely saw a rogue experiment, and manages the C-X troopers in their black-ops missions.

* TheDragon: Hemlock's right-hand clone who holds authority over the other commandos at Mount Tantiss, and is entrusted to carry out assignments on the doctor's behalf. Though Hemlock has various assistants in Emerie Karr and Scalder, Scorch is depicted as the doctor's ''de facto'' NumberTwo, to the point he's the last one at Hemlock's side in the finale.

* TokenCompetentMinion: Compared to the TK-Troopers and even his fellow Clone Commandos, Scorch is depicted as a smarter, more competent opponent, with how he gives the Batch trouble in their first encounter and later successfully apprehended the villagers who discovered the cloned Zillo Beast, as well as captured Omega in the second season finale.

* LackOfEmpathy: Scorch demonstrates a concerning lack of compassion for his fellow clones, being complicit in experimentation and extreme conditioning that most subjects don't survive. He also doesn't bat an eye to the kidnapping of Force sensitive children and isn't above harming them to keep them in line. One notable instance is Emerie commenting, [[EveryoenHasStandards with a hint of surprise]], at Baryn being an infant and Scorch's response is nothing short of cold.

* TheBusCameBack: After a voiceless cameo alongside the rest of his squad in ''The Clone Wars'', Scorch returns as a minor recurring character in ''The Bad Batch''.

* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:In ''Legends'', Scorch was still an active soldier in the Empire, alongside the remainder of his squad. In Canon, he's killed a few years into the Galactic Empire's reign, with no comment to the whereabouts or fate of his squad mates.]]

* LackOfEmpathy: Scorch demonstrates a concerning lack of compassion for his fellow clones, being complicit in experimentation and extreme conditioning that most subjects don't survive. He also doesn't bat an eye to the kidnapping of Force sensitive children and isn't above harming them to keep them in line. One notable instance is Emerie noting, with a hint of surprise, at Baryn being an infant and Scorch's response is nothing short of cold.

* KnightOfCerebus: The third season was already heavy and dark to begin with, but X-2's debut marks the point where things begin ''really'' going downhill for Clone Force 99, including the destruction of the Clone Underground, the recapture of Omega, the subjugation of their safe haven in Pabu, and ushering in the series' DarkestHour that kickstarts the final arc of the series.

* TheHeavy: Of Season 3 of ''The Bad Batch''. While Hemlock still serves as the overarching Imperial antagonist, he is a [[NonActionBigBad man of science who barely leaves Tantiss]]. Instead, CX-2, his subordinate, serves as the main physical force of the Imperial might pursuing the Bad Batch across the galaxy. Once Omega is captured, his business is done.
* HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic: Unlike the other X Troopers, he keeps his helmet on longer.

* NearVillainVictory: His initial efforts to capture Omega slow Rex and the Batch enough they are cornered by Wolffe before their backup method of escape can arrive. If not for Wolffe's change of heart in his loyalties, Omega would have been captured and the rest of the Clones executed. However...
** TheBadGuyWins: He finally secures Omega's capture on Pabu and cripples the Batch's chances of following him by blowing up the Havoc Marauder and bringing an occupation force.

* FallenHero: Just like in the ''Literature/RepublicCommandoSeries'', Delta Squad, minus Sev, go from one of the best squads to helping the Empire, though only Scorch is seen [[note]] So far, since we don't know if the other two members of Delta Squad will make an appearance [[/note]] as one of the clone commandos training the first batch of TK Troopers, aka the Stormtroopers.

* SchrodingersCanon: Given that they originated from ''Republic Commando'', it begs the question of how much of ''Republic Commando'' is canon.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Due to the events of the game they originated in being left up in the air, it's completely unknown what happened to Delta Squad after Order 66 went down, but it is assumed they survived the Clone War. At the very least, is shown Scorch serving as TheDragon to Dr. Hemlock in [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]], but the others have not reappeared, nor is there any mention of what happened to them.

* TheQuietOne: Tends to say very little, if anything. It wasn't until the second season of ''The Bad Batch'' that he actually spoke at all.

!!Rancor Battalion

[[folder:Colt]]
!!Commander Colt
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]''

-->''"I want you troopers to remember -- we're shoulder-to-shoulder on those front lines. Brothers! And sometimes we may quarrel, but no matter what, we are united. Rule one: we fight together."''

Colt was an ARC trooper stationed on Kamino who served as the commander of Rancor Battalion.

* AFatherToHisMen: His NoOneGetsLeftBehind mentality implies this. He's also an active participant in the defense of Kamino (the clones' homeworld), to the point of attempting a LastStand.
* CommandingCoolness: Colt holds the rank of commander and helps oversee training and selection of ARC troopers on Kamino, where he emphasizes the value of teamwork and loyalty among the clone troopers.
* ElitesAreMoreGlamorous: He is a member of Rancor Battalion, an elite unit of ARC troopers.
* GunsAkimbo: He wields two blaster pistols in battle.
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: While fighting to repel the Separatist invasion of Kamino, Colt encountered Asajj Ventress, who used the Force to pull him onto one of her lightsabers, killing him.
* LastStand: Attempts this when every other clone in his hallway is killed in battle, but gets killed by Ventress after firing four shots.
* NoOneGetsLeftBehind: He's a firm believer of this, and it's his first fundamental rule for clones that they fight together. Seeing Domino Squad leave a wounded teammate behind is what instantly causes them to fail the test.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: He gives one to Domino Squad after watching their disastrous training run, berating them for not working as a team and, worst of all, leaving a man behind.
* UndyingLoyalty: He feels this towards his brothers and believes that it is necessary, pointing out that though they may quarrel, they are all united in their struggle and must work and fight together to survive.

[[folder:Havoc]]
!!Commander Havoc
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Havoc was an ARC trooper and Clone Commander who served in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars as a member of Rancor Battalion.

* AFatherToHisMen: Is shown trying to carry an injured clone to safety before he gets shot, and uses his LastWords to tell 99 to leave the battlefield.
* BoomHeadshot: He is finished off by a blaster bolt to the head.
* CharacterDeath: During the Battle of Kamino, he gets distracted by 99's presence and orders him to get away from the firefight. Unfortunately, his concern for 99 allows the battle droids to shoot and kill him.

[[folder:Blitz]]
!!Commander Blitz
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-->''"Move it, troopers, on the double! Fire!"''

Blitz was an ARC trooper and Clone Commander who was stationed on Kamino.

* FlatCharacter: Unlike Colt and Havoc, he gets very little characterization and screen time. His only bits of screen time were Rancor Battalion's introduction and him ordering one of the missile attacks on the Trident drill ships in the Battle of Kamino.

* SoleSurvivor: He was one of the only two ARC troopers in Rancor Battalion to survive the Battle of Kamino.
* StealthPun: Blitz telling his troopers to move it on the double is effectively an order to move at lightning speed, or rather, to ''blitz'' it, as blitz translates to lightning in German and in the military, refers to an order to attack suddenly and quickly.

[[folder:Delta Squad]]
!!Delta Squad
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'' | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]''

Delta Squad was an elite squad of clone commandos. Its members were Boss, Sev, Scorch, and Fixer.

!!General Tropes
* BadassCrew: They're an elite commando unit, trained to deal with special missions.
* TheCameo: They were the clone squad that retrieved the bodies of Jedi Master Halsey and his Padawan Knox and brought them back to the Jedi Temple.
* CanonImmigrant: They're the main characters of ''VideoGame/StarWarsRepublicCommando''. They appear in "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS3E14WitchesOfTheMist Witches of the Mist]]", integrating them into canon.
* ContinuityNod: Their cameo in "Witches of the Mist" was a nod to the ''Republic Commando'' video game and book series, which are now no longer canon. However, their appearance in ''The Clone Wars'' is safely canon.
* CoolHelmet: They all have Clone Commando helmets.
* FallenHero: Just like in the ''Literature/RepublicCommandoSeries'', Delta Squad, minus Sev, go from one of the best squads to helping the Empire, though only Scorch is seen [[note]] So far, since we don't know if the other two members of Delta Squad will make an appearance [[/note]] as one of the clone commandos training the first batch of TK Troopers, aka the Stormtroopers.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: We never actually get to see them do anything in ''The Clone Wars'', but they were obviously active soldiers.
* SchrodingersCanon: Given that they originated from ''Republic Commando'', it begs the question of how much of ''Republic Commando'' is canon.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Due to the events of the game they originated in being left up in the air, it's completely unknown what happened to Delta Squad after Order 66 went down, but it is assumed they survived the Clone War. At the very least, is shown Scorch serving as TheDragon to Dr. Hemlock in [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]], but the others have not reappeared, nor is there any mention of what happened to them.

!!Tropes related to Scorch
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* AdaptationalJerkass: While Scorch served in the Empire in ''Legends'', his tasks mostly involved hunting down surviving Jedi, their sympathizers and rebels, and there was nothing indicating that he did anything more than that. In Canon, he's the right-hand clone of a mad scientist who experiments on other clones and is even complicit in Hemlock's experiments on kidnapped Force-sensitive children by keeping them contained (and derogatorily [[ItIsDehumanizing referring to them as specimens]]).
* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: In ''Legends'', he was known for being a wisecracker that enjoyed blowing things up, but became more sour after his squad was forced to leave Sev behind near the end of the Clone War, traits he carried over as an Imperial Commando. In Canon, we don't get any hints to his Clone War personality, and his post-Clone War personality is much colder and no-nonsense.
* TheBusCameBack: After a voiceless cameo alongside the rest of his squad in ''The Clone Wars'', Scorch returns as a minor recurring character in ''The Bad Batch''.
* AscendedExtra: Downplayed in that he's still a supporting character at best, but Scorch appears more consistently throughout the third season of ''The Bad Batch'', compared to his relatively sparse appearances in the prior two.
* CommandingCoolness: He holds the rank of Commander and is quite efficient at his job.
* CurbStompCushion: Scorch has a brief skirmish against the titular Bad Batch and while he ultimately loses, the fact he's able to flank and incapacitate both Gregor and Tech in seconds speaks to how much of a threat he was to them.
* DefiantToTheEnd: [[spoiler:Even after eating a lethal shot to the chest, Scorch still attempts to fight off Hunter and Crosshair to keep them from getting to Hemlock and Omega, receiving four more rounds until he finally dies.]]
* DisneyVillainDeath: [[spoiler:Downplayed. He gets filled with blaster holes from Hunter and Crosshair before his lifeless corpse falls over the bridge of Mount Tantiss in the GrandFinale of ''The Bad Batch''.]]
* TheDragon: Hemlock's right-hand clone who holds authority over the other commandos at Mount Tantiss, and is entrusted to carry out assignments on the doctor's behalf. Though Hemlock has various assistants in Emerie Karr and Scalder, Scorch is depicted as the doctor's ''de facto'' NumberTwo, to the point he's the last one at Hemlock's side in the finale.
* EvilSoundsDeep: On the occasions he does speak, his voice is slightly lower than the average clone's.
* FlatCharacter: Scorch doesn't exhibit any of the light-hearted traits he's known for in Legends, instead being depicted as little else than Hemlock's cold, no-nonsense enforcer.
* MadeOfIron: It takes ''five'' stun rounds to incapacitate Scorch, and he's back on his feet not long after. To put it into perspective, every other Imperial typically goes down with one shot, and Gregor went down in two. [[spoiler:Likewise, he takes five ''real'' blaster rounds from Hunter and Crosshair before going down for good.]]
* MookLieutenant: He's one of the Clone Commandos training the TK Troopers in "War-Mantle" and leads a large squad of Clone Commandos in "Metamorphosis". He's the only one among them to retain his traditional color markings, and his skill allows him to stand out from even his fellow EliteMooks.
* TheQuietOne: Tends to say very little, if anything. It wasn't until the second season of ''The Bad Batch'' that he actually spoke at all.
* TokenCompetentMinion: Compared to the TK-Troopers and even his fellow Clone Commandos, Scorch is depicted as a smarter, more competent opponent, with how he gives the Batch trouble in their first encounter and later successfully apprehended the villagers who discovered the cloned Zillo Beast, as well as captured Omega in the second season finale.
* TookALevelInJerkass: If his personality is the same as it was in ''Republic Commando'', he's taken several, going from a DeadpanSnarker who refused to leave a squadmate he considered scary behind to a willing enforcer of the Empire, who oversees experimentation on other clones, the mass imprisonment of innocents who merely saw a rogue experiment, and manages the C-X troopers in their black-ops missions.
* WouldHurtAChild: He has no problem abducting force-sensitive children for the Empire, and will not hesitate to stun them if they try to escape. Which, given they're locked up and experimented on with no hope of ever being released, they do.

[[folder:Ding & Kicker]]
!!Ding & Kicker

->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/DarthVaderDarkLordOfTheSith Dark Lord of the Sith]]''

Ding & Kicker were two clone troopers that were a part of the group tasked with clearing out artifacts from the Jedi outpost, ''Brighthome'', after the execution of Order 66.
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* ProperlyParanoid: Ding is concerned that the Kaminoan cloning facilties are shut down, the last batch of clones will be trained before they too will eventually age out of service, while Kicker is worried that their successors, the Stormtroopers, won't effectively protect the Empire from enemies of Palpatine, which is proven true when the Rebel Alliance comes onto the scene.
-->'''Ding:''' [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch I heard they shut down the facilities on Kamino]]. They'll train up the last batch of clones and that's it.\\
'''Kicker:''' But that's crazy. Who will protect the Empire?\\
'''Ding:''' Don't know, Kicker. But it won't be us. [[ReassignedToAntarctica We get to pack up old Jedi way stations and crate everything back to Coruscant]]. [[RetiredBadass I think our fighting days are done]].
* ShooOutTheClowns: After the Jedi are killed off, the Republic has reformed into an Empire, and Vader is told he has to adjust to his new life as a Sith Lord, the following issue starts with two clones goofing around like nothing's wrong while disturbingly talking about how they'll kill any Jedi that they come across. And then Vader shows up and mows them all down, with a complete disregard of the fact that he as Anakin saw them as more than just cannon fodder.
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* TheDragon: Hemlock's right-hand clone who holds authority over the other commandos at Mount Tantiss, and is entrusted to carry out assignments on the doctor's behalf.

* MadeOfIron: It takes ''five'' stun rounds to incapacitate Scorch, and he's back on his feet not long after. To put it into perspective, every other Imperial typically goes down with one shot, and Gregor went down in two.

* AdaptationJobChange: Neyo was not an ARC Trooper in ''Legends'', merely having gone through Alpha's training program.

* CommandingCoolness: His rank is Clone Marshal Commander, although that is often simply shortened to Commander. Clone Marshal Commander is also the highest rank a clone trooper can achieve, with only Cody, Bly and Bacara identified as holding this rank. Notably, his armor also has a rank insignia plaque to show how awesomely prominent this rank is, as only non-clone officers usually have the plaque on their uniforms.

!!Commander Odd Ball (CC-2237)

** ''[[AllThereInTheManual Complete Locations]]'' stated his name was Davijaan, which could be some sort of alternative name for him.

!!Commander Neyo (CC-8826)

Neyo was a commander in the 91[-[[superscript:st]]-] Recon Corps serving under Jedi Master Stass Allie, whom he executed following the activation of Order 66.

* SchrodingersCanon:
** In ''Legends'', he was noted to have a rather cold and detached personality.
** ''Legends'' stated that he held the rank of Clone Marshal Commander.

* SchrodingersCanon:
** In ''Legends'', he was nicknamed after the Gree species. The planet Gree has been reestablished as canon in ''The Force Awakens'' Beginner Game, but the same hasn't happened yet for the Gree species or Commander Gree's InUniverse name origins.
** According to the Decoded version of "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E9CloakOfDarkness Cloak of Darkness]]", he fought at the Battle of Tibrin (mentioned in "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E5Rookies Rookies]]"). His "double stripe" haircut is worn in honor of his fallen comrades in that battle.

* CoolHelmet: Buzz has painted his helmet with a symmetrical green pattern, and an extra line on the crown on the right side.