Stormtroopers

Stormtrooper Background information Feature films Star Wars: A New Hope Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Star Wars: The Force Awakens (new model) Television programs Star Wars: Rebels The Mandalorian Video games Almost all Star Wars video games Park attractions Actor Actress Animators Voice Performance model Designer Inspiration Awards Character information Other names Bucket heads Personality Evil, Powerful, Honorable (mostly) Appearance Occupation Imperial Fist Affiliations Goal To destroy the Rebel Alliance and serve the Empire. Home Kamino Friends Emperor Palpatine, Darth Vader, Kylo Ren, General Armitage Hux Enemies Rebels Minions Likes Killing people, serving the Galactic Empire/First Order Dislikes Jedi, Rebels Powers and abilities Strength Weapons Blaster rifle Fate Quote

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The Stormtroopers are stronger clone troopers and a faction of villains in the Star Wars series, serving also as supporting antagonists in Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens. Following Emperor Palpatine's death, General Hux kidnapped children and converted them to Stormtroopers under his command. They also used to serve Darth Vader and Governor Tarkin.

Videogames

Stormtroopers appear in almost every Star Wars game acting as villainous troopers for the Galactic Empire. In DICE's Star Wars Battlefront II, the Stormtrooper will be playable as the Assault class for the Empire.

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Trivia

• One famous Stormtrooper was FN-2199.
• They appear in almost every Star Wars game.
• They appear to derive their name from elite German assault troops during WWI, who were referred to as "stormtroopers".
• Contrary to popular belief, Stormtroopers do not have poor aim. This is shown in the beginning of A New Hope when Stormtroopers are taking Tantive IV with little to no effort. When Luke thinks that the sandcrawler was attacked by Tusken Raiders, Obi Wan comments that the blast points are too accurate for Sand People and that only Imperial Stormtroopers are so precise. When Luke, Ben, Han and Chewie arrive at the Death Star and rescue Leia, the Stormtroopers were ordered to deliberately miss the heroes while shooting at them so the Empire could track them to the rebel base, indicating that Stormtroopers are actually good marksmen.