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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: In his debut episode alone, Hondo helps Count Dooku escape from crash landing only to immediately sell him out to Republic, and then follows that up by taking Anakin and Obi-Wan hostage when they come to take Count Dooku into custody. Later on, he helps perform an arms delivery on behalf of the Republic, only to raid a Republic transport for kyber crystals, and then goes back to helping the Republic when he has to deal with Grievous and Maul. In rebels, he frequently takes advantage of the Ghost Crew for his own benefit, switching his stance as it benefits him.
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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: In his debut episode alone, Hondo helps Count Dooku escape from crash landing only to immediately sell him out to Republic, and then follows that up by taking Anakin and Obi-Wan hostage when they come to take Count Dooku into custody. Later on, he helps perform an arms delivery on behalf of the Republic, only to raid a Republic transport for kyber crystals, and then goes back to helping the Republic when he has to deal with Grievous and Maul. In rebels, Rebels, he frequently takes advantage of the Ghost Crew for his own benefit, switching his stance on a whim as it benefits him.him.
* CombatPragmatist: He's prone to picking on weaker targets who can't fight back against him like pacifistic farmers or jedi younglings, and takes full advantage of the mercy shown to him by Anakin and Ahsoka during their fights.
* CombatPragmatist: He's prone to picking on weaker targets who can't fight back against him like pacifistic farmers or jedi younglings, and takes full advantage of the mercy shown to him by Anakin and Ahsoka during their fights.
