Fordo

Fordo (or ARC Trooper 77) is a character from Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003) and is a major reoccurring character in The Knights of the Multiverse, introduced in Season 2. Originally an elite ARC (Advanced Recon Commando) trooper of the Grand Army of the Republic, after the Battle of Corusaunt, he was among the many that were flung throughout the Multiverse, where he met up with several other "heroes" and soldiers to battle against any evil that appears (sound familiar?).

Personality
Fordo didn't earn his rank and reputation in his home universe for being subtle. Oh no, he prefers more straightforward tactics, employing overwhelming firepower as opposed to complicated strategies. He's quite famous for his bombastic approach to any given situation, which continually awards him success. However, in stark contrast to his aggressive nature on the battlefield, he's actually very modest around his comrades, refusing to take credit for his actions, and instead valuing the contributions of those who fell on the battlefield more. He's always undeterred in the face of great danger, and fights on with unfailing courage no matter how dire the situation, although he will give the order to retreat in the face of overwhelming odds. He will also willingly disobey his superiors' orders when he finds a flaw in them, especially when they jeopardize his teammates, but he still respects them well enough to follow their plans (nearly) to the letter.

Skills & Equipment

 * Hand-to-Hand Combat

Fordo has a gauntlet attached to his left wrist that's equipped with a comms device and a grappling hook that allows him to scale tall structures. The hook also has an attachment that discharges bolts of electricity to temporarily paralyze opponents.
 * Wrist Gauntlet

Like most clone troopers, Fordo is armed with a standard DC-15A Blaster Rifle.
 * DC-15A Blaster Rifle

Fordo always carries a DC-17 hand laser pistol attached to his side.
 * DC-17 Hand Blaster

Puru Clones
Now, breeding an army of clones and modifying them to be adults to battle faceless droids, Fordo could deal with. But engineering an army of clone children for some stupid war? That didn't just cross the line for him; it snapped it in two.