Star Wars It is generally considered science fantasy rather than science fiction, as the fantasy elements of stories are often more important than science. However, science does creep in from time to time and one of the places it does is with cloning. Clones are a large part of the Star Wars myths; after all, there was a war going on around them, with an entire television show recounting it.
Clones have always been a part of the stories, whether in Canon or Legends. They have played a role in all kinds of events, changing the galaxy.
10 Luuke Skywalker gets a worse reputation than he deserves
When talking about the continuity of the ancient Legends, people who have never read anything like to point out Luuke Skywalker as one of the ridiculous parts, using him as a target of ridicule and a reason why it’s good that the old UE has been destroyed. canonized. However, anyone reading Timothy Zahn’s Thrawn trilogy would know that he is not a terrible character at all.
She is hardly a character, more an obstacle, but she is quite important for the development of Mara Jade, one of the most important characters in the EU. His name, one of the main sources of ridicule, was just Luuke because Zahn didn’t want to write “clone Luke” constantly.
9 The Voxyn were bio-engineered Jedi killer clones
Not all clones are sentient beings. In Legends, an extragalactic race called the Yuuzhan Vong invaded the galaxy twenty-five years after the Battle of Endor. The Jedi were one of their main enemies and to fight them, the Yuuzhan Vong created the voxyn, a combination of the vornskr, a Force-sensitive animal, and fero xyn, a creature from their home galaxy.
However, they were only able to create one, a woman and no men. So, they cloned it and sent it to the voxyn. At four meters long and one meter tall, these eight-legged creatures had acid instead of blood, could emit sharp sonic attacks, and their claws and teeth carried bacteria that infected non-lethal wounds. The voxyn would have been the end of the Jedi were it not for the Solo children and other young Jedi who embarked on a dangerous mission to end them, one that cost the young Anakin Solo his life.
8 Snoke was an important character but a huge disappointment
Snoke was one of the many wasted characters in the Sequel trilogy. Fans knew nothing about his origin after his appearance on The awakening of the force Y The last jedi Director Rian Johnson let everyone know how he felt about his Snoke theories in a viral tweet and the unceremonious way he killed the character.
It was revealed in The rise of Skywalker that Snoke was a clone, controlled by Emperor Palpatine. Snoke was the face of the First Order, carrying out Palpatine’s orders, working to retake the galaxy and exact revenge on the Skywalkers.
7 Commander Bacara commanded the Nova Corps and killed Ki-Adi-Mundi
The clone troopers were some of the best soldiers in the history of the galaxy, and among them, the Galactic Marines were the best of the best. Of that group, the Nova Corps were the cream of the crop and a large part of that was owed to their commander, Bacara. Bacara served under Ki-Adi-Mundi and was known for his aggressive tactics.
The Nova Corps was always at the center of the fight and Bacara’s command helped them overcome many battles. Engaged in the Battle of Mygeeto when Order 66 arrived, Bacara and company killed their Jedi general and then continued their battle against the Separatist forces, taking the planet.
6 Commander Cody was Obi-Wan Kenobi’s second in command
Obi-Wan Kenobi was one of the greatest generals of the Clone Wars. While helping his apprentice Anakin Skywalker command the 501st, he had his own GAR detachment, the 7th Heaven Corps. Commanding the Corps was Commander Cody, one of the best clone tacticians in the entire army.
Kenobi trusted Cody to a point most Jedi would never dream of, letting the clone have full control over the group when he was away without any Jedi supervision. Cody was respected by both the Jedi and the clones, but his failure to kill Obi-Wan Kenobi would be his most important action: it would one day lead him to the freedom of the galaxy.
5 Darman Skirata fell in love with his Jedi commander and with them a child
Legends was full of illustrious clones and the best came from Karen Traviss Command of the Republic novels. The books chronicle the trials and tribulations of three clone black ops squad: Omega, Delta, and the Nulls, their trainers Kal Skirata and Walon Vau, and their Jedi generals Etain Tur-Maken and Jusik Bardan. While he was not the most skilled clone, Darman was the most important.
Kal Skirata sought out all of his clones, adopted them, and turned them into Mandalorians. Due to Skirata’s treatment of them as real men, Darman ended up falling in love with Etain and the two had a son. Their happiness was short-lived, as Order 66 struck and Etain died protecting clones from an attacking Jedi Padawan. However, the fact that Darman fell in love speaks volumes about him and the injustice of clone life.
4 Commander Rex was one of the best soldiers of the Clone Wars
ARC troopers are the best clone troopers and among that number, Commander Rex is one of the most skilled. Rex was the 501st clone commander, working closely with Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano. Rex proved his worth during the Clone Wars.
His last act as a member of the GAR was to help Ahsoka Tano break Mandalore’s hold of Darth Maul and the Death Watch. After the battle, Rex was able to resist Order 66 long enough for Tano to remove her biochip. He helped her escape and would eventually join the Rebel Alliance, working with a nascent group to fight the Empire.
3 Joruus C’baoth was a cloned Jedi master
The Thrawn trilogy is one of the most important pieces of Star Wars means never. Thirty years ago, Star Wars he was practically dead, but these three novels brought him back. It’s safe to say that their success played a huge factor in the resurgence of Star Wars, reminding everyone why they loved it.
While most think of Thrawn when they think of the trilogy’s villains, Joruus C’baoth was almost as important. A Jedi Master cloned by Palpatine to protect his treasure, would become an integral part of Thrawn’s campaign, cloning Luke Skywalker and giving the young Jedi one of his most challenging battles.
two Boba Fett is one of the most popular Star Wars characters of all
Jango Fett had a price for allowing his DNA to be used for the clone army: a son. Boba would be a completely unaltered clone, no artificial aging, no enhancements. Boba’s young life would be defined by the tragedy of his father’s death and would drive him to become the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy.
Boba Fett’s great skill as a bounty hunter would make him one of the most feared beings in the galaxy, and even Darth Vader would respect his prowess. It is also one of the most popular Star Wars characters, with their recent comeback being a fan-favorite moment of The mandalorian with him getting an upcoming show of his own.
1 Emperor Palpatine only survived the return of the Jedi thanks to the clones
Emperor Palpatine is the greatest villain of the Star Wars Saga. While everyone thought he was dead after Return of the Jedi, JJ Abrams decided to bring it back The rise of Skywalker, a choice few seemed very happy with.
Palpatine’s survival at Canon also showed how creatively bankrupt Lucasfilm could be, as they copied the old UE. Palpatine was able to send his spirit into a clone body, ensuring his survival. So, he was technically a clone in his last appearance in Star Wars.
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