CC-10/994, who also went by the nickname “Grey,” was a Clone Commander, serving as a Clone Captain during the Conquest of Kaller, who served in the Galactic Republic’s Grand Army under Jedi General Depa Billaba.
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Nexu
Agile catlike animal predators with four red eyes and a defensive mane of sharp quills. The four eyes gave them excellent vision, with the second pair allowing them to track prey by its body heat using infrared vision.
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Ion grenades were hand-held explosive devices that sent out an electric shock and delivered massive damage against vehicles, shields and droids. Its time until detonation was based on the proximity to its target
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Smoke grenades, also known as smoke bombs, were an explosive device which, upon triggering, would release a cloud of dense smoke, blocking the target’s vision.
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The octuptarra tri-droid, also known simply as the octuptarra droid or tri-droid and nicknamed the “virus droid” due to the biological plagues it sometimes carried, was a model of three-legged droid walker manufactured by the Techno Union.
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The Hush-98 comlink was a model of handheld comlink manufactured by SoroSuub Corporation.
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The Viper probe droid, commonly referred to as the Imperial probe droid, was a model of probe droid manufactured by Arakyd Industries that was used by the Galactic Empire and, later, the New Republic, for deep space exploration and reconnaissance.
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Behavioral modification biochips, also known as inhibitor chips, control chips, and behavioral inhibitor biochips, were a type of organic bio-chip capable of dictating or responding to the thoughts of its host.
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Kamas (or belt-capes) were skirt-like armor accoutrements worn from the belt.
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The 773 Firepuncher rifle was a model of sniper rifle manufactured by Merr-Sonn Munitions, Inc. that featured ablative coating and a wide-beam “burning” mode.
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