What happened to clones after clone Wars?

The clone troopers who survived the Clone Wars went on to serve the Empire as the first generation of Imperial stormtroopers when the conflict ended. They formed the backbone of the Imperial Army during the early days of the Imperial Era.

Are there any surviving clones?

Few Clone Troopers are confirmed to be alive during the original trilogy, and a small number of clones who potentially lived during the films. Crest was a clone who lived on as an Imperial Stormtrooper in the 2014 novel Tarkin and may have also continued to serve the Empire during the original trilogy.

What happened to the clones when they got old?

During the first years of Imperial rule, they acted as stormtroopers, but eventually, cloning production halted, and the Empire began recruiting regular humans instead. Due to their accelerated growth, the remaining clones were deemed unfit for military duty and retired.

Where is the first human clone?

The world’s first cloned baby was born on 26 December, claims the Bahamas-based cloning company Clonaid.

What happened to all the Clones in Star Wars?

During the first years of Imperial rule, they acted as stormtroopers, but eventually, cloning production halted, and the Empire began recruiting regular humans instead. Due to their accelerated growth, the remaining clones were deemed unfit for military duty and retired.

What is Order 66 in Star Wars canon?

In Star Wars canon, Order 66 is kept entirely secret from the public and the Jedi and is specifically enforced by a brain implant added to all Clones before they’re born. These “control chips” removed a clone’s free will and made them attack Jedi without question.

How did Palpatine’s clones follow Order 66?

With the Sith in control of the cloning project, every clone got a biochip that guaranteed they would all follow Palpatine when the right time came. It was almost impossible for a clone to resist following Order 66, but their genetic code was also modified in other ways.

How many episodes of Clone Wars are in order?

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