99 helped them and other the clones fight, losing his life during the battle when he tried to help resupply for his brothers. Shortly thereafter, he was mourned in death by the clones, who regarded his efforts during the battle as a sign that he had been one of them—a true soldier.
Clone Force 99, also known as "The Bad Batch", is a unique squad of clones with genetic mutations that were introduced in the series Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
Cody's eyes finally opened, and he realized that the Empire was not really fighting for peace and order, as he strongly believed, and soon after, he deserted them. Commander Cody, was not seen again after that for the rest of the show, leaving his ultimate fate unknown.
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.
Cody's chip was activated when Order 66 was given, causing him to attack Kenobi, and remained active until the Alliance took Kamino in 5233 and he was de-chipped. He then became a spy for the Rebel Alliance until he was reunited with Obi-Wan during the events of Lost in the Echo.
In the tear-jerking finale, titled “Plan 99,” the computer-savvy clone sacrifices himself to protect his squad from Governor Tarkin's (Stephen Stanton) Imperial forces, plummeting to his death from a cable car in the sky.
Order 66 was so successful because of the inhibitor chips in the brains of the clones of course. The bad batch, having been mutated and stuff had defective chips in their brains allowing them to bee free minded and capable of resisting order 66.
But when Order 66 was executed, it was Ahsoka who helped to free Rex from the programming of his inhibitor chip. At the dawn of the Empire, Rex has escaped with his life but is considered killed-in-action in the eyes of the new regime.
CT-9999/9999 nicknamed "Nines" was a clone trooper in the 37th Assault Legion. He served under commander CC-5629 nicknamed "Hunter" in the battle of Texx.
You can thank the accelerated growth modifications the Kaminoans introduced while cooking up all clone troopers (including Clone Force 99) from the DNA of legendary bounty hunter Jango Fett. This ensured the clones aged at twice the rate of a normal human, reaching adulthood in just 10 years.
For every 10,000 clones or so, there is one where the genetic material mutates. This is especially true when the remaining stores of the original genetic sample are being stretched to the limit. Usually these mutations make them useless as soldiers: Because they're a bad batch.
With Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 3 inching closer to its finale, it seems that Star Wars fans will have to face the sad fact that Tech will not be revived after his sacrifice with Plan 99.
Hunter and the other Clone Force 99 members were unaffected by Order 66 due to their genetic enhancements, and so were confused by the sudden betrayal of the Jedi. Hunter ordered Tech and Echo to talk to Grey to learn what they could, while he and Crosshair followed Dume.
Tech, formerly designated CT-9902, was a clone commando who served in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars as a member of Clone Force 99, also known as the "Bad Batch," and who later deserted the Galactic Empire.
All season, The Bad Batch has been showing the pangs of regret that some clones feel over actions such as Order 66 and the destruction on Kamino. And this week, two clones who were going to come forward with the truth about Kamino were assassinated.
Some clones disobeyed the infamous order than decimated the Jedi order, and refused to execute it. SOME of these Clones include; Captain Rex: Captain Rex, as most know removed his chip that would later be the way that Palpatine would execute order 66. Wolffe: As with Captain Rex Wolffe removed his bio chip.
These clones help the crew of the Ghost in their fight against the Empire, and eventually join the Rebel Alliance. Rebels established that in the years after the Clone Wars, the Empire gradually replaced the aging clones with the less effective but more numerous stormtroopers.
The two clones actually met their demise in the same arc. Hardcase and Waxer. In my opinion the saddest death was 99's death and every time I see it I can't help but tear up. The second saddest was 5's he died because everyone thought he was crazy about order 66 when really the Kaminoan drugged him.
Even though he had his behavioral modification biochip removed, he remained loyal to the Empire. Crosshair also hoped that Clone Force 99 would band together again, albeit under the new Empire.
When Kamino was invaded by the Confederacy of Independent Systems, 99 helped out as best he could by delivering needed weaponry to the clone troopers. He also wanted to prove himself as a soldier like his brothers, seen when he risked his life to try and retrieve more grenades but was shot and killed instead.
The 7th Sky Corps was a military corps of the Grand Army of the Republic. Like other units in the Grand Army, the ranks of the 7th consisted of clone troopers that had been engineered to fight for the Galactic Republic.
According to Imperial Estimates in Star Wars Inside #87, only about 100 of the Jedi survived Order 66. Most were subsequently hunted down and killed in the years following the Great Jedi Purge.
