I'm actually thinking of making my own Clone OC. Any tips?
Sure, I can offer what I’ve got! I’m gonna try and separate this answer into a few sections, but here’s the image folder I have for all of my clone refs to start with-
http://sta.sh/215ce27ryzyi
I update this every now and then when needed, and I’ll be using images from there for this answer! There are many more named clones and image refs out there on the internet, don’t be afraid to google something if you need help!
Faces:
Clone’s (obviously) all have the same basic face shape (save for the Bad Batch, but I’m not gonna get into them for this).
They all have warm brown skin and wide/prominent noses. You can look up the live action actor for Jango (Temuera Morrison) for more IRL face references too if you need to. Hair customization, tattoos, facial hair and scarring can do A LOT to distinguish clones from each other. Hair can be dyed and cut however, so long as it fits in a helmet (like with Tup, he has long hair tied up into a tight bun.) Eyebrows are also customizable. Pluck them into a different shape, shave them off, dye them, have fun with it!
Armor:
Clone armor has a lot of room for customization as well. Clones can paint whatever they’d like on them, but if their squad/battalion or whatever has a specific color scheme then they’ll mostly stick with those colors
Looking up different kinds of clone armor for different situations/ranks is helpful too! This video does a breakdown of every type of clone trooper rank/type:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guzs7a622Bc&t=5s
Names:
Clones are all given numbers at birth. To distinguish each other, they all give each other more unique names as they grow up. They can be named for a personality habit, a distinct moment from their training / any point in their life, or they can have normal sounding names like Gregor. It’s all preference, but some clones are stuck with a name that came from a reputation regardless of if they like it or not.
Here’s image compilations of some Clone Commanders/Captains/ARC troopers and more for examples:
Personality:
Clones are all unique individuals. They have varying personalities, likes/dislikes, habits, etc. Consider their backstory and experiences in training/on the field to help shape them, be sure to do your best to give your clones aspects of their personalities that make them feel like real and believable people!
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There’s plenty more you can do for making your clones, but this post is just a rundown of the basics. I hope any of what I said here was helpful to you, and have fun making your clones!
“May I kiss you?”
Poor Obi-Wan T-T
obi-wan + tumblr text posts
Clone Wars had the best character dynamics because every character fulfilled the role of either the voice of reason or the reckless idiot, except they all constantly flip flopped between those two roles depending on who they were interacting with in that episode. For example, Obi-wan is the voice of reason when you put him with Anakin, but he’s the reckless idiot if you put him with Cody. Padme is either the voice of reason who keeps Anakin in line, or she’s the reckless idiot who tries to solve a murder mystery while Bail tags along to keep her ass from getting shot. Anakin and Ahsoka were constantly switching places with each other on the reckless-to-reasonable scale. Sometime he was the idiot, sometimes she was the idiot, but most of the time they were both idiots and Rex was the voice of reason for both of them. However, Rex himself was also the reckless idiot to Cody’s voice of reason. In fact, the only consistency here is that Cody is always the voice of reason no matter what, and that’s why he is the single most competent person in the entire Republic.
Screaming Session
Summary: Obi-Wan arrives and is informed of just how left everything went with General Krell. A rant to the clones ensues.
Rating: Gen
Words: 1,484
Ground Rules
Summary: Obi-Wan has a new set of ground rules for the 212th.
Rating: Gen
Words: 1,836
Choice Or Conviction
Summary: Obi-Wan implements the new changes the 212th will be going through.
Rating: Gen
Words: 3,624
Hobbies
Summary: The 212th has started to take Obi-Wan’s comments about hobbies seriously. Or, most of them have, anyway. Cody finds himself a little left in the dust.
Rating: Gen
Words: 4,849
Warning: mentions of off-screen character death, grief/mourning
Training Session
Summary: Obi-Wan walks in on a new “training exercise” Ghost Company started.
Rating: Gen
Words: 938
The Confidence of Healing
Summary: The 212th runs into some problems on a mission to recon a droid foundry. The 501st comes to their aid.
Rating: Teen
Words: 7,584
Warning: graphic depictions of violence, death, grief/mourning, physical injury, mentions of blood
Second Best Feeling
Summary: Rex comms Cody with some thoughts on his mind.
Rating: Gen
Words: 1,126
Like Wildfire
Summary: Holovids, when left unchecked, will burn like wildfire through troops of otherwise unoccupied clones.
Rating: Gen
Words: 1,031
The Fear of Falling Apart
Summary: In the face of the impending council meeting, everyone’s a little worried about the fallout.
Rating: Gen
Words: 4,211
Unbalanced and Blind
Summary: Sometimes, council meetings could be horribly dull. Other times… Well. Other times were decidedly not.
Rating: Gen
Words: 3,018
First Best Feeling
Summary: Obi-Wan shares the good news with the 212th.
Rating: Gen
Words: 743
Old Symbols on New Armor
Summary: Cody can’t get what Obi-Wan said out of his head. It gives him an idea.
Rating: Gen
Relationship(s): Cody/Obi-Wan
Words: 4,030
Warning: The second paragraph of this story includes a brief mention of racist behavior against clones, as well as threats and a physical assault. If these things bother you, I would suggest skipping that paragraph. These things are not mentioned again in the rest of the story.
Cody- No one can survive a fall from that height Kenobi in the Rako Hardeen arc- *falls off a building and is absolutely fine*
Ok now you got me thinking on whether or not this is supposed to be a testament to how Obi Wan is too good at taking a beating.
Of course, there is the fact that the falling off the building thing was part of the whole “faking his death” thing so I imagine he prepped how to fall in a way that looked really convincing.
But at the same time…the man could also just be super resilient.
And I don’t know if I should be scared or impressed that Obi Wan was willing to fall off a fricking building and land on some really hard looking boxes to convince people he was dead.
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