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"Move along. This is a restricted area."
―The stormtrooper, speaking to a Lothal citizen[2]

In the years prior to the Battle of Yavin, this Stormtrooper Commander was stationed at an Imperial facility of landed TIE fighters on the planet Lothal. During one of his patrols, he encountered the Mandalorian explosive artist and rebel from the Ghost crew Sabine Wren.

Biography

The Stormtrooper Commander was stationed outside an Imperial outpost of landed TIE fighters on the planet Lothal a few years before the Battle of Yavin. A Lothal citizen was in the area, and the commander assaulted him before ordering him to leave the restricted area. Shortly thereafter, a rebel named Sabine Wren snuck into the facility and drew the attention of two stormtroopers, including TK-626, who called for reinforcements. The commander and several other troopers arrived and searched for Wren in the facility, before finding an explosive that she had attached to the wing of a TIE fighter, in the center of graffiti art she had painted onto the side of the ship. Wren set off the explosive, destroying the TIE fighter and covering all of the troopers with paint. The explosion caused the distracted stormtroopers to miss the rebel starship Ghost, on which Wren was a crew member; the Ghost used the explosion as a diversion to fly away without being seen.[2]

Equipment

The Stormtrooper Commander donned an orange pauldron and wielded an E-11 medium blaster rifle.[2]

Behind the scenes

The Stormtrooper Commander was voiced by Greg Weisman, one of the executive producers of Star Wars Rebels.[3]

Appearances

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Sources

Notes and references

  1. Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded establishes that the stormtroopers of the Galactic Empire were all humans.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Rebels-mini-logo Star Wars Rebels — "Art Attack"
  3. TwitterLogo Greg Weisman (@Greg_Weisman) on Twitter (post on August 19, 2014): "'@RebelsReport: The shoulder pauldron strikes back. #StarWarsRebels' That's me!" (backup link)