Star Wars The Bad Batch Wrecker Crosshair Hunter Tech Captain Rex Commander Cody Jesse Echo Clone Force 99 Custom Brick Compatible Minifigure Toy

Wrecker is a member of Clone Force 99, also known as The Bad Batch, first appearing in Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season 7 in the episode titled "The Bad Batch." His genetic mutation grants him extraordinary physical strength, making him the squad’s heavy weapons and demolitions expert. Loud, enthusiastic, and fiercely loyal, Wrecker provides both raw power and emotional support to his team. He continues to appear in Star Wars: The Bad Batch, navigating the early days of the Empire. Wrecker has been adapted into a large-scale brick-style figure for Bad Batch team displays, action-oriented dioramas, and explosive combat scenes.

Crosshair is a clone trooper and elite sniper of Clone Force 99. His enhanced vision and precision make him the team’s designated marksman. Cold, disciplined, and pragmatic, Crosshair ultimately chooses loyalty to the Galactic Empire following Order 66, setting him in opposition to his former squadmates. His internal conflict and evolving allegiance are central themes in Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Crosshair is commonly recreated as a brick-based sharpshooter figure for Imperial transition displays and Bad Batch narrative collections.

Hunter is the leader of Clone Force 99 and is distinguished by heightened sensory abilities that allow him to detect electromagnetic signals and danger. First appearing in Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season 7, Hunter balances tactical leadership with moral judgment, often questioning unethical orders. His protective instincts extend to both his squad and Omega in Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Hunter is frequently produced as a brick-style commander figure for squad leadership displays and character-driven dioramas.

Tech is a member of Clone Force 99 known for his exceptional intelligence and technical expertise. Equipped with advanced goggles and data analysis tools, Tech excels in decoding, engineering, and strategic problem-solving. He first appears in Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season 7 and continues as a core member of The Bad Batch. His analytical mindset and loyalty to his brothers define his character. Tech is adapted into a brick-based technical specialist figure suitable for mission planning displays and high-detail squad collections.

CT-7567, Captain Rex, is a clone trooper officer serving in the 501st Legion under Jedi General Anakin Skywalker and Commander Ahsoka Tano. Known for his leadership, adaptability, and independent thinking, Rex becomes one of the most respected clone commanders of the Clone Wars. His experiences lead him to question Order 66, and he later joins the early Rebel movement. Captain Rex is widely represented as a brick-style figure for Clone Wars hero collections, command displays, and animated series scenes.

Commander Cody, designation CC-2224, served as second-in-command to Obi-Wan Kenobi in the 212th Attack Battalion. Recognizable by his orange-marked armor, Cody was a disciplined and loyal officer who executed Order 66 despite his close relationship with Kenobi. He appears throughout The Clone Wars and later in Star Wars Rebels. Commander Cody is commonly recreated as a brick-based clone commander for battlefield command dioramas and prequel-era collections.

Jesse, designated CT-5597, was a clone trooper of the 501st Legion distinguished by a Republic crest tattoo across his face. Loyal and courageous, Jesse fought in major campaigns including Umbara and the Siege of Mandalore. His tragic fate during Order 66 underscores the internal conflict of the clone army. Jesse is adapted into a brick-style trooper figure for emotionally driven Clone Wars displays and late-war narrative scenes.

CT-1409, known as Echo, began as a member of Domino Squad before being captured and transformed into a cybernetic asset by the Techno Union. Rescued by Rex and Anakin, Echo later joins Clone Force 99, contributing intelligence and strategic insight. His struggle with identity and transformation defines his character arc in The Clone Wars and The Bad Batch. Echo is commonly produced as a brick-based cybernetic clone figure for advanced Clone Wars collections and squad-focused displays.