Why did the Emperor stop using clones?

The Empire Stopped Using Clone Troopers After Order 66 In theory, the Clone Army should have been perfect for Palpatine’s purposes. He had successfully established the Empire, but he was well aware there would be resistance. The Empire trained one last batch of clones, and then ended the entire project.

Why do Stormtroopers look like clones?

After all, the second prequel film, Attack of the Clones, established that Stormtroopers got their start as clone troopers, as all of them were cloned by Palpatine based on the genetic material of bounty hunter Jango Fett. This way, the Galactic Republic had an endless supply of loyal soldiers at their beck and call.

How did the clones stay loyal to the Empire?

It seems that with cloning they were able to use a training program (and genetic manipulation) that gave them completely loyalty (other than when the Kaminoan rebellion, where the Kaminoans had sabotaged the training programs).

What happened to the clone troopers in Star Wars?

The clone trooper program was discontinued for one of two reasons, as stated by the Imperial Brendol Hux in the Servants of the Empire series. Disease – Because they are exact clones, they are very weak when it comes to responding to genetic disease. If someone chose to use biological warfare to kill the, they’d die pretty easily.

Why doesn’t the first order use clones?

In order to find the explanation for why the First Order does not simply use clones, and for why the Empire itself did not exclusively use clones, Star Wars fans need to turn to the canon background provided by the oft-overlooked Star Wars: Battlefront II.

Why did the Clone Wars have such a low recruitment rate?

Since the sequels take place well after the fall of the Empire, the difference in recruitment could have been chalked up to the loss of the genetic template necessary for fueling the clone army.