Hero With No Fear

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"The HoloNet is nothing but propaganda for politicians. It's not exactly known for its accuracy."
"I don't know. 'Hero with no fear.' I thought I looked pretty dashing there."

―Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker reflect on the title^[3]

The title "Hero With No Fear" was a moniker given to Jedi Knight and General Anakin Skywalker during the Clone Wars.^[1] After leaping to the aid of Obi-Wan Kenobi during a high-stakes mission on Cato Neimoidia^[3] in 22 BBY,^[2] transmissions of the heavily-publicized event were circulated across the HoloNet. To the annoyance of his former Jedi Master and fellow Jedi General, Obi-Wan Kenobi, reporters from organizations such as HoloNet News glorified Skywalker and his actions, bestowing the "Hero With No Fear" title upon him as an act of wartime propaganda.^[3]

During the war, Skywalker led the elite 501st Legion with the support of his Padawan, Jedi Commander Ahsoka Tano, and his^[4] first-in-command,^[5] Clone Captain Rex.^[4] Rex would become a legendary figure in his own right, becoming considered the hero of the clone army,^[6] while Tano would also earn fame herself amongst the Jedi for her skills and apprenticeship to Skywalker.^[7] Also notable among Skywalker's circle was Kenobi, with whom he would fight beside as a brother-in-arms; while Skywalker was able to throw himself into combat as the Hero with No Fear,^[3] Kenobi earned fame as "the Negotiator" for his skills in diplomacy, ending conflicts before they could even begin or stopping them in their midst.^[8] While the Jedi Order as a whole was largely kept out of wartime propaganda at the request of Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine, supposedly out of sympathy for the Order's discomfort at being depicted as warriors,^[9] Skywalker and Kenobi were widely spread across the Holonet as the faces of the Republic war effort during one stage of the war.^[10]