Looking At The Command Clones’ Armor Can Tell You A Lot About Them.

Looking at the command clones’ armor can tell you a lot about them.

First we have Fox. The man sticks to his aesthetic. He’s got minute scratches running along quite a bit of his armor (and people say the guard doesn’t do anything. The boy has scratches on the face of his helmet! Who was he dealing with?). The white of his armor is as clean as a shiny’s and the red paint is well kept. The public image of the clones probably comes from what civilians see of the Coruscant Guard, so you better bet he’s gonna keep his paint looking tip top to help his brothers on the front lines.

Next is Rex. His armor looks older, tinged yellow with time and dirt. The blue paint is old but the tally marks come through loud and clear. It gives the captain a bit of a worn look, making him seem older than his age but also showing he’ll stick to what’s important.

Here we have Cody, colors matching his general (hmm). His armor. I have. No words. The gAUGES CODY ARE YOU OKAY? There are slight scorch marks and heavy scratches in the paint. But, the paint itself doesn’t look old. This is the mark of a madman. Cody yeets himself at every given opportunity and it’s written all over his armor. While he takes care of it, it’s also his only line of defense when he dogpiles grievous. Also, the sunburst patterns are lovely.

This man’s entire look (and battalion) is designed after his name. The little growly wolf teeth are kind of adorable and the fur patterns make for a uniquely identifiable aesthetic. It’s funny though because Wolffe has a redesigned look every time he’s on screen. Wolffe is a not-so-closeted diva. His paint is perfect and without a single flaw. Everything about Wolffe and the Wolfpack is adorable (and I’m sure plo koon tells them so on the regular).