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Thorn
Thorn Headshot

Home world:

Kamino[1]

Born:

c. 32 BBY[2]

Died:

c. 20 BBY[3]

Species:

Human (clone)[1]

Gender:

Male[1]

Height:

1.83 meters[1]

Hair color:

Black

Eye color:

Brown

Rank:

Commander[3][4]

Variant:

Heavy weapons specialist

Unit:

Coruscant Guard[3]

Era:

Clone Wars

"For the Republic!"
―Thorn, his final words, before being overrun by battle droids
This is a Class 1 article.

Thorn was name of a clone trooper commander who served in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars as a commander of the Coruscant Guard. He used a Z-6 rotary cannon which he called "The Hammer".[4][3]

History[]

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Thorn, as he blasts an overwhelming number of droids

In 20 BBY[5], senators Padmé Amidala and Rush Clovis, accompanied by a detachment of the Coruscant Guard led by Thorn, were sent to the planet Scipio to discuss the change of power for the InterGalactic Banking Clan, as several Muun leaders had been found guilty of corruption. However, Separatist leader Count Dooku had given Clovis the evidence which led him to power, and in return, he wanted the banks to join the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Clovis, true to his heart, wanted the banks to remain neutral.[3]

Dooku did not agree with this, and sent several Separatist warships to invade Scipio, making it seem like Clovis had turned the banks over. Multiple Hyena-class droid bombers entered the atmosphere and sped toward the landing platform the clone troopers were on. A trooper informed Thorn, and he moved out of their docked cruiser to alert the other troopers. However, the bombers came in before he could, and bombed the troopers' Consular-class cruiser, along with all the LAATs the detachment had been on.[3]

After shooting down a bomber, the remaining clone troopers attempted to run into the inner gates of the city, only to be blocked when several HMP droid gunships unloaded dozens of super battle droids. The super battle droids, along with multiple BX-series droid commandos, surrounded the clones. The troopers fought bravely, but eventually were all killed except for Thorn.[3]

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Thorn's dead body lay amongst the numerous droids he defeated

Thorn continued to blast more droids, but was hit by a blaster bolt. However, he continued fighting, using "The Hammer" as a melee weapon to knock down droids. After defeating many enemies, he was hit again, but in the chest. He was shot two more times, bringing him down to his knees, unable to fight any longer. Finally, a commando droid shot him again, and killed the courageous commander. His body was later discovered by Captain Rex and General Anakin Skywalker, when Republic forces arrived to successfully defeat the Separatist forces. [3]

Armor and Equipment[]

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Thorn in his full armor

Thorn wore Phase II clone trooper armor. He had a visor along with an antenna on his helmet, which was painted red with a pair of red wings. His armor was also painted red to show his unit: the Coruscant Guard. He had a rank insignia on his chest plate to show his rank. He carried a Z-6 rotary cannon in battle, which he nicknamed "The Hammer". Also, Thorn's armor looked similar to that of Fox's armor.[3]

Gallery[]

Other[]

Thorn was modelled after the Marvel superhero Thor. He was first mentioned in a Facebook post by The Clone Wars producer Dave Filoni, who mentioned he was a clone commander who would appear in the Star Wars: The Clone Wars' fifth season.[4] He never appeared in any of the episodes and was thought to have been rescheduled for the sixth season, until that season was canceled when Disney bought LucasFilm. Later, it was revealed that the sixth season would be released as bonus content, and Thorn was seen in an episode.[3]

Appearances[]

  • CW Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Crisis at the Heart"

Sources[]

External Links[]

Timeline[]

c. 20 BBY[5]
Battle of Scipio[3]

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 DB Clone Troopers in the Databank (backup link)
  2. See Clone Wiki:Born
  3. 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 CW Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Crisis at the Heart"
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 Dave Filoni's Facebook Page (backup link)
  5. 5.0 5.1 Star Wars: Darth Maul—Death Sentence 1
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