Hawkeye/Legends

"Hawkeye" was the nickname of a clone trooper who went on a scouting mission to find several clone troopers on Malastare, who had vanished after a sink hole opened up as a result of an electro-proton bomb. He accompanied Jedi General Mace Windu to locate something on the sink hole floor which had attacked some of his fellow troopers. Once they had found the troopers, Mace called him, along with fellow trooper Trapper and Clone Commander Ponds to further investigate what could have caused the sinkhole. They climbed upon the beast not knowing what they were standing on, and when the beast awoke, they ran to the Gunships. Although Windu and Ponds made it to safety, Hawkeye was killed.

Biography
In 22 BBY Malastare had a large fuel supply that both the Separatists and the Republic wanted for themselves. The Republic sent a force of troopers and Jedi to stop the huge army of droids and of course to keep the fuel safe. Hawkeye was included in this group. The Republic also launched a new superweapon. This new superweapon was an electro-proton bomb that would be capable of destroying mechanics stuff like: Speeder, Computer or Droids by desactivating thoses. Tought the living people were'nt affect by it. It worked, but as a side effect, a huge sinkhole was created in the center of the Droid Army and the outside of the Republic army, bringing some troopers into it. The Republic sent another group of people to see what happened. Hawkeye, Jedi Master Mace Windu, Trapper, Ponds, and some others went down to investigate. They landed on what seemed a hard surface and looked around. Soon, it was revealed that the "hard surface" was actually the back of a giant and ancient creature called the Zillo Beast. Hawkeye and the team barely escaped with the help of Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker, but Trapper was killed.

Behind the scenes
Dee Bradley Baker voiced Hawkeye, like every clone in The Clone Wars TV series.

Hawkeye's name is a nod to the well-known character, "Hawkeye" Pierce, from the television sitcom M*A*S*H which aired in the 1970s through early 80s.

Personality and traits
As a Human clone trooper, Hawkeye stood 1.83 meters tall. As a loyal trooper, Hawkeye cooperated with Windu, and obeyed the orders that were given to him on Malastare.