Arc Troopers Vs Commandos
A clone commando.Clone Commandos, better known as Republic Commandos, were with advanced training, far more than those of the famous, except for the fact that they were designed to completely follow orders.The Commandos partook in any dangerous combat missions and often went to enemy-occupied worlds for recon missions. Unlike most other clones, commandos had more free will and, because of this, were able to complete missions without permission or morale interfering.Clone commandos worked in, which consisted of of four clones who were trained in specific tasks.
Oct 8, 2017 - ARC troopers are divided into two categories: Null and Alpha classes. The Nulls were the first attempt and they were truly BADASS!
ARC Troopers are superior to Jango in terms of combat ferocity and skill. They were trained by him. A single ARC Trooper is better than 2 Clone Commando squads.Single Republic Commando Arc Trooper.Nah ARC Trooper is superior.They really arnt. Only handful Republic Commandos were train, and they were train outside the rest of the Clones by specialist. Arc Troopers are just Clones that excel in training or combat, and get more training as they advance to Arc. They are a dime a dozen compared to Republic Commandos. :: ARC Troopers were also trained outside of the Clones, difference being is that ARC Troopers can work alone, Clone Commandos are squad based.
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It's noted by a Clone Commando before a mission, that an ARC Trooper would have been the better choice.False. Every Arc troopers we seen in the Clone Wars show, which is canon and makes up legends canon too, show Arc Troopers are drafted from exceptional Clones after passing their final test on Kamino, or recruited during the war for exceptional ability in the ranks. Come now.Republic Commandos also worked great alone as seen in the Game for mission scenarios, and Clone Wars episode with a single out Republic Commando against all odds.
They are stronger as a unit, but they are still as a unit more effective than several Arcs working with each other too.I summon thee for more elaboration.Please do. :Here we go.Null Class Arc Trooper.
Only Six ever hit the field.Alpha Arcs Trooper. Only 100 of them ever made.All other Arc Troopers in the War in Canon were not special made at all, just Clone Troopers advance into ranks.Republic Commandos are Canon and legends as well.Canon.Legends.Clone Commandos are stated to be every bit as lethal and special as ARC troopers canon and Legends wise.
They are stated to be the best for thinking outside the box than any other Clone, highly specialized than any Clone individually, and still effective while still working as a group. :The first group is the Muunilist 10, there are only three Alpha Arc in what group. There's Fordo A-77, and the two lieutenants in blue. The rest of the troopers are the ones you mean, the clones with ARC training, trained by ALPHA ARCS on Kamino for missions like this.Second video:Is the hypori mission, if they've got colours it's means theres Alpha ARCS. Since that's how there portrayed in the micro series. Unlike the TCW, where a part of that series is clones with ARC training who have customised their armour with Arc armour components. There are no Alpha ARCS or Nulls in the current Starwars canon full stop.
There are only the cross trained troopers who were trained by Alpha ARCS. These troopers in the TCW are called ARCS. They shouldn't be mixed in with the accomplishments of Alpha Arcs, like Fordos squads. In Legends there are instances of clones who received arc training, which is what you're talking about. Prime examples of these, are the non alpha arcs in the muunilist 10, the strikforce trained by Alpha-17 and commanded by commander cody. And the clones from that book which I can't remember the name of. But I'll find out and tell you.
My main point is, don't try to mix the accomplishments of alpha arcs with that of troopers trained by them. :The first group is the Muunilist 10, there are only three Alpha Arc in what group.
There's Fordo A-77, and the two lieutenants in blue. The rest of the troopers are the ones you mean, the clones with ARC training, trained by ALPHA ARCS on Kamino for missions like this.Im still waiting for proof mate. The Cartoon network Micro Series and Micro Series comics NEVER had anything stating Alpha or Null class Arc Troopers.
So can you find me a quote within the canon of the micro Series that state Alpha Class? Can you find me any statement why the contradicting Micro Series is in line with Dark Horse solo Clone Wars series?Im waiting for proof mate.
I read these comics and the various canon timelines they took place in (G Canon, C Canon, ect EU shit back in the day). The Cartoon Network Micro Series Show and Comics plays out from beginning to end very different from the Dark Horse Clone War comics. : The Complete Encyclopedia notes that Alphas were used in the Muunilinst battle.After a refinement of the cloning process, the next batch(Alpha class) of ARCs numbered 100.
They were trained by Fett and put in stasis until needed. When separatist forces attacked Kamino, prime minister Lama Su and Jedi Master Shaak Ti activated the ARCs as a last line of defense. From that engagement forward, they became valuable assets in the Clone Wars. General Obi-Wan Kenobi led an elite team of ARC troopers on a mission against the InterGalactic Banking Clan on Muunilist.- The Complete Star Wars EncyclopediaAlso noted in the Guide to the GAR.Captain Foro led a multiclone task force known as The Muunilist 10.
Fordo led a squad of two ARC LTs and several infantry clones. He then led 10 LTs in an emergency rescue of several Jedi on Hypori.- Taken from Insider 87. :So you missed the part where the captain in the series named fords designation was A-77. Which is short for Alpha 77, he's an alpha ARC. I'm well aware that the micro series does not tie in to dark horse comics, nevertheless the alpha arcs are in both. My point is that you shouldn't be trying to give the cross trained arcs from the TCW, feats that were performed by Alpha ARCS.
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Especially since the arcs you're referring to have never even looked the same as alpha ARCS. So I'm bewildered as to how you got them confused in the first place.
: A-77 does not mean Alpha. Just a letter in the designation. There is no saying of Alpha being a thing it the micro series. The Micro series existed before Alpha Arc (which came from the comics) was ever a thing. Not once they are called Alpha or Alpha Arcs like in the comic. Just Arcs. The Micro series time table and events are not connected to the time table and events of the Dark horse comics that had Nulls and Alphas.If your only connection is random letter in designation letter, I don't see much to say.
:So what you're trying to say is that fordo is a crosstrained arc trooper. Well that's just wrong, because the designation A only means alpha it has never meant anything else than that in the clone army. Clone troopers have CT as their designation, the only troopers that don't have this are Arcs and Nulls, which have A or N respectively.
So I have no idea why you're trying to disprove Fordo being an Alpha when it's pretty clear. His designation is A-77, Alphas designation is A-17, muzzles designation is A-66.
I'm not seeing how you're not getting this. They are Alpha ARCs. Fordo was in the micro series, and was called an ARC along with the other 2 other lieutenants. These same lieutenants are dressed very similar to Alphas armour. Since Alphas are officers, either green sergeant, red captain, blue lieutenant or yellow commander. So it's safe to say that the two lieutenants are alphas along with fordo, while the rest of the clovers in the muunilist 10 are cross trained arcs. :So what you're trying to say is that fordo is a crosstrained arc trooper.
Well that's just wrong, because the designation A only means alpha it has never meant anything else than that in the clone army. Clone troopers have CT as their designation, the only troopers that don't have this are Arcs and Nulls, which have A or N respectively. So I have no idea why you're trying to disprove Fordo being an Alpha when it's pretty clear.
His designation is A-77, Alphas designation is A-17, muzzles designation is A-66. I'm not seeing how you're not getting this. They are Alpha ARCs. Fordo was in the micro series, and was called an ARC along with the other 2 other lieutenants. These same lieutenants are dressed very similar to Alphas armour. Since Alphas are officers, either green sergeant, red captain, blue lieutenant or yellow commander. So it's safe to say that the two lieutenants are alphas along with fordo, while the rest of the clovers in the muunilist 10 are cross trained arcs.Your grasping for connections that arnt there.
Unless the Micro Series states these are Alphas or Alpha Arcs, they dont exist in the Micro Series. Again.
The Micro series existed before Alpha Arc lore which came from the comics. Not once they are called Alpha or Alpha Arc Troopers like in the non Cartoon Network comics. Just Arcs. The Micro series time table and events are not connected to the time table and events of the Dark Horse made Clone Wars comics that had Nulls and Alphas in them. :: Here we go.The top tiers — labeled George Lucas canon ( G-canon) and Television canon ( T-canon) — consisted of the six films, the animated film “Star Wars: The Clone Wars,” the television series “Star Wars: The Clone Wars,” film novelizations and other primary sources. G-canon — the canon consisting of the six films — was absolute and above T-canon.Continuity-canon ( C-canon) was the third tier (below G-canon and T-canon), and included much of the Expanded Universe content, such as books, comics and RPG sourcebooks.
Anything in C-canon could be overridden by levels above it — and it often was. Some events in the “Clone Wars” TV series contradicted and replaced stories in the Expanded Universe. Similarly, Expanded Universe backstories created for characters like Boba Fett in the ’80s and ’90s were rewritten upon the release of the prequel trilogy of films.Secondary canon ( S-canon) and Non-canon ( N-canon). S-canon refers to material that could be used or ignored by authors as they saw fit; for the most part this included material published immediately after the release of “Star Wars” in 1977 that was created before there was an effort to keep track of continuity. N-canon described stories that were intentionally written to exist outside of canon.As stated back in the day, when this was the canon set up, the Clone Wars Micro Series TV show was T Canon. It was above C Canon of the comics you guys are discussing.
C Canon was tacked onto G canon and C canon. So without the lore of the C Canon comics by Dark Horse, the t Canon has NO ALPHA ARCS mention. Ever.So unless you have evidence of a statement or quote from some official source that Micro Series that came out waaaay before the comics with Alpha Arcs ever mention being canon to each other directly, they are not that.