The cartoon gave him a lot of scuffs and scortch marks, but the best the action figure can do (for budgetary reasons, no doubt) is just paint the 'white' areas a flat gray. There's a yellow triangle on his chest and another on his visor it's the symbol of his unit. He has white stripes on his right shoulder, and around the edges of his kama, then yellow ones around the sides.

The green on the toy is slightly darker than on the show's renders, possibly in an effort to duplicate the way he tended to hang around in poorly illuminated chambers during his brief appearance. The black paint on his eyeslit should extend all the way up to the visor, not leave a white stripe, so that may require some fixing. The underlying structure is a normal unit, but he's added a visor above the eyes, an antenna on the right side, and a small black flashlight mounted on his forehead. He's also customized the heck out of his helmet. He's wearing standard Phase II clone trooper armor (aka, the 'we're nearly to the Stormtroopers' design), but has added an ARC Trooper-style kama to the waist. Okay, 'mostly' the cool colors that set him apart from the crowd. Though their Clone Commander wasn't named on-screen, it was still easy to spot his inspiration - and sure enough, when the episode guide went up on, he was officially identified as 'Doom.'ĭoom's armor is fairly basic equipment - it's just the cool colors that set him apart from the crowd. The first story arc was a real heartwrencher, but it opened on the new world of Ringo Vinda (which had a manmade ring orbiting it), introduced the new Jedi Master twins, and their assigned Clone squadrons. Serving under Jedi Masters Tiplee and Tiplar, this Clone Trooper Commander leads his unit in an attack against Separatist forces in the Battle of Ringo Vinda.Īfter The Clone Wars was stupidly cancelled by Cartoon Network, it was picked up by Netflix for a bonus half-season. B u y t h e t o y s, n o t t h e h y p e.

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