Tup continued his service in the 501st at the Battle of Ringo Vinda. However, during the campaign, his behavioral modification biochip malfunctioned, resulting in him executing Clone Protocol 66 prematurely and killing Jedi General Tiplar. He was taken into custody and shipped back to the clone homeworld Kamino.
Fives is saved by Tup during the battle. Later in the war, Tup took part in the Battle of Ringo Vinda aboard a space station that encircled the planet. During the lengthy stalemate, Tup went missing for five days.
Clone trooper CT-5385, nicknamed Tup, shot and killed Tiplar during combat on a space station above the planet Ringo Vinda. Tup's apparently treasonous action was the result of a malfunctioning bio-chip secretly implanted in all the clones to ensure their obedience.
During the Battle of Ringo Vinda, his biochip malfunctioned, and activated Order 66 early, which forced him to executing Jedi Master Tiplar, just before Fives discovered him doing it. Tup later died on Kamino.
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Towards the end of the war, Order 66 was almost prematurely exposed due to a malfunction in the biochip inside clone trooper Tup, resulting in the clone alternating between his regular self and a trance-like state.
His backstory is explored in a flashback that occurs later in the game, which reveals that Cal was a Jedi Padawan training under Jedi Master Jaro Tapal during the Clone Wars, and that when Order 66 was issued, Tapal sacrificed himself to save Cal from their former clone troopers, leaving the latter guilt-ridden and ...
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.
Krell's life was ended by Dogma, the clone who had been his most loyal soldier, who unexpectedly shot the former Jedi General in the back due to his anger over Krell's betrayal.
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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.
Sifo-Dyas never worked for the Sith or had anything to do with the Order 66 programming – it was only after his death that Darth Tyranus reached out to the Kaminoans and became the true leader responsible for the clones' secret chip.
As a result, Crosshair's allegiance was believed to have been purely the result of his chip, and not his own free will. However, "Finale Part 1" has revealed that Crosshair at some point had his chip removed, meaning that his loyalty to the Empire has been the result of his own choices.
The inhibitor chips implanted in the clone troopers to force them to carry out Order 66 had the side effect of giving them indistinct nightmares about a never-ending "mission" relating to the command long before the chips were activated.
Cal Kestis and Starkiller come from vastly different places, but they may be two sides of the same coin. One was forged by Vader while the other one was forged by rebellion, but they both ultimately do what is right in the end.
Some time after this quest Cal was rifted into the Multiverse Merged universe where he met Luke Skywalker and formed a New Jedi Order with him. Although recent hardships have strained their relationship, Cal and Luke are still trying to restore the Order, now much better than it was before.
Order 66, also known as Clone Protocol 66, was one of a series of contingency orders that the clone troopers of the Grand Army of the Republic were secretly trained to prepare for during their growth. The order branded the Jedi as traitors of the Republic and called for their immediate execution without question.
Order 99 was an order arranged by Jedi Master CaptainR1. It turned the storm troopers back to side of the new Republic. During the clone wars, clone commando "Roger" refused Order 66. He was very close to the Jedi he was fighting with.
Tup could be distinguished by the teardrop shaped tattoo on his face, and the matching markings on his helmet. He served during the grueling campaign to retake the shadowy planet Umbara, under the command of the fierce General Pong Krell.
