It’s a pretty cheap piece of cardboard but, as you can tell in the photo, it has managed to survive many, many years and is relatively intact and still display-worthy. The Dark Trooper was released as a carded figure but, like the other figures released in this “Expanded Universe” line, the card was designed to be cut and opened up to create a small display this particular display (shown above) with graphics to make it look similar to the Dark Forces game screen. As a fan of stormtroopers of all types (I fell in love with the Mighty Mugg stormtroopers and clone troopers and have one of each that has been released so far, not to mention several varieties of stormtrooper and clone trooper action figures), I grabbed this figure the minute I first saw it in a Target over a decade ago.
A fantastic 3d shooter game, Dark Forces is still to this day one of my favorite Star Wars computer (or even console) games. Released in 1998, this Phase Three Dark Trooper is a perfect match for the character who first appeared in 1995’s Dark Forces computer game. from the Star Wars Rebellion Era SourcebookĬlick to expand the photo in a new window. To this end, Mohc led the Empire’s ambitious attempt to create ‘super stormtroopers.'” He believed that all soldiers should have the opportunity to face their opponents in one-on-one combat.
A decorated Imperial officer who was obsessed with personal combat, Mohc opposed the construction of the Death Star.
“In the wake of the destruction of the Death Star, General Rom Mohc got the go-ahead to move forward with his brain child, the dark trooper project. Line: Star Wars * Manufacturer: Kenner * Year: 1998 * Ages: 5+
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