Type of Villain CC-1010 (nicknamed Fox) is a supporting character in the 2008-2020 animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and a supporting antagonist in the The Dying Light arc of the comic book series Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith.
Commander Fox holds the distinction of being probably. the most unanimously hated clone trooper in Star Wars. Fox LED the elite Coruscant Guard shock troopers. organized to serve as a military police force.
Vader likely had no qualms about killing Fox due to the Clone Commander's refusal to let Anakin see Ahsoka Tano when she was in custody, giving shoot-to-kill orders once she escaped, and being responsible for the death of Fives (leading to deeper motives for Vader getting some vengeance).
Controlled by the secret programing implanted into him and all his clone brothers by the Sith, Cody was forced to turn against his longtime general and friend but ultimately failed to kill him. Nevertheless, his service continued under the reign of the Galactic Empire by assisting in the final enslavement of Kashyyyk.
Despite Cody's friendship with Obi-Wan, he didn't hesitate when he received Order 66 from Supreme Chancellor Palpatine at the end of the Clone Wars. Obeying the Republic's commander-in-chief, Cody gave the order to fire on his Jedi General, then sent troops to see if he'd been killed.
Soon after Order 66, he and his men became the first generation of Imperial Stormtroopers, and trained them at Imperial Academies on Kamino but expressed hatred for the newly enlisted non-clone recruits. However, after a botched mission to Desix, Cody deserted the Empire.
A lot of people within the Star Wars community hates Commander Fox and mostly because of the fact that he killed Fives, imprisoned Ahsoka, and didn't let Anakin visit Ahsoka.
Gungan minister Rish Loo committed treason by siding with Count Dooku, using mind control to influence Boss Lyonie into ordering an attack on the Naboo alongside Separatist forces. After Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala exposed Loo's treachery, he stabbed Lyonie and escaped Otoh Gunga.
Together, Palpatine and Vader commanded the Empire's army of stormtroopers. Vader lacked any kind of formal rank and was simply regarded as a "lord" by stormtroopers or any other Imperial. Imperial stormtroopers rallied behind Darth Vader, who they seemed to basically worship as the hero of the Empire.
They were loyal to their Jedi Generals and the Supreme Chancellor; though some clones questioned their service, leading to isolated cases of desertion and treason, most were proud to serve the Republic as it was the only life they had ever known.
Palpatine was the man whose manipulations led to the downfall of the Jedi Order. He betrayed every ally without a qualm, seeing others as tools and then discarding them without a second thought. He even managed to conquer death itself, proving himself the ultimate Star Wars villain.
All along the way, Barriss was there to help her friend, leading Ahsoka to different clues and places -- until Anakin Skywalker discovered the truth. It was Barriss herself who orchestrated the bombing and framed Ahsoka.
Darth Sidious. Bet you expected to see Darth Vader™ here in the top spot. Well, he is — but only with his Master. After all, Darth Sidious played the long game better than anyone else in the galaxy.
Commander Fox led the Coruscant Guard, an elite clone trooper unit assigned to serve as peace-keepers on the Galactic Republic capital. Like every other clone trooper in the Guard, Fox was bound by honor and duty to protect and serve the Supreme Chancellor and the members of the Galactic Senate.
But the ARC trooper knew he had no proof of what sounded like an insane, paranoid story. As Fives pleaded with his old friends, shocktroopers led by Commander Fox burst in and ordered him to surrender. Fives panicked and grabbed one of Rex's pistols, but was shot and mortally wounded.
He didn't know Fives, so all he had to go on were reports and what Palpatine told him. From his perspective, Fives was a dangerous traitor. Palpatine told Fox to kill Fives, it's unlikely he didn't after that little clip of Palpatine and Fox before Fox goes to that warehouse.
It's possible Cody had rationalized his actions during Order 66 by telling himself it had been necessary and would not happen again, but now he was brought face-to-face with the Empire's ongoing atrocities. Cody abandoned the Empire, apparently one of many clone troopers who deserted in the months that followed.
He was a no-nonsense commander who was very skilled in tactics. Following the issuance of Order 66, however, Cody's loyalty to Kenobi and the Jedi was erased by his secret programming, which led to him turning against Kenobi and the Jedi.
Having lost any prospects for the future, Jar Jar returned to Naboo and settled down in the capital city of Theed, where he became a street performer. Eventually, Jar Jar encountered a young boy named Mapo and took him on as an apprentice, teaching Mapo how to become a performer like Jar Jar himself was.
