Cody because he is the most famous clone. Rex may be a possibility but Cody was featured in the movies and Rex wasnt. More people watched the movies and the Star Corps wasn't known about till the Clone Wars. Also due to LEGO's printing colors and there technology it appears they did their best. I firmly believe the thatbclone is Cody.....
I think it’s just meant to be a basic star corps figure but there was no 212th figure in Lego yet so they used it for the video game as commander Cody.
In no universe would it ever be cody, also if it was cody it would be labeled that way on the box, it was an unnamed clone trooper on the box, this isnt a named clone its a 327th star corps
The clone in the set is a Star Corps trooper because Obi-Wan is not in the set and Cody and Obi are a duo so it makes sense that they would be together but they are not.
I think Lego initially underestimated the attention to detail fans would have regarding the various batches/divisions of clones, commanders, special troopers, etc. They probably just named it commander Cody because it was the most popular/one of the only commander’s names they could think of, and then retconned it later on when the realized the backlash from fans/the popularity of said sets. It looks like Bly for sure
I love that video game. I think that they made him to be Cody, but after people pointed out it looked like Bly they changed it. He also came in the Turbo Tank which Bly is seen using/fighting with more.
What is his name in the lego set? I’ve always known him as Commander Cody because of the game. But seeing what the books say, it seems more like a situation of making a square peg fit into a round hole. Probably was always meant to be a star corps/commander Bly but they probably didn’t have anyone else to be commander Cody for the game.
BUT in 2005 Lego made the game AND set he came out in without knowing what Star Corp troopers were and who Bly was.. They used Codys name in the movie and therefor I believe they made the fig to be Cody, but it just randomly matched closer to the Star Corps trooper who was shown for like 5 seconds during Order 66 lol
@@brickmasterharri retroactively changing it would be a very classic lego move. Classic in the sense that they did some interesting things when they first started out lol. I could definitely see that being the case too. Before I watched the short I was a die hard Cody believer, but then your short made me question myself lol.
@@zacharysmith8148 I was shocked to see they referred to see him as Star Corps in the books.. My theory is they designed him to be a Cody, and then in 2008 when they made an accurate P1 Cody for the Clone Wars, they just decided to switch the original to a Star Corps trooper
@@brickmasterharri I could also see how the people who originally made the figure and wrote the book likely weren’t communicating whatsoever. Same for TCS too I’m sure.
Lego video game developers didnt have enough info on Commander Cody to acurately depict him in the game. Both the game and Revenge of the Sith came out in the same year. It is supposed to be Commander Cody in the game.
It's supposed to be the first commander Cody but we all know that Lego messes up all the time in their books and sets so who knows which one is correct. Love your content
I loved playing as "commander cody" in the original game and was pretty sad when it was changed. However it does make more sence that it would be a 327th trooper.
It was Legos attempt to use a Lego character who didn’t look like their original intent but reused it for something else and I think it’s the star corps commander
Star core commander Bly, based on the torso printing commander does not have a belt draping over his shoulder and commander doesn’t have a cauldron or waste cape
In the game it’s commander Cody but yeah it definitely makes more sense for it to be a star corps trooper. In the 2005 game they do however include 501st troopers yet no official Lego design was made at the time for that. Could most likely of been a time constraint
It’s clear that the game makers probably thought it was Cody, but I don’t think there’s any evidence in the Lego sets themselves that it’s Cody or Bly. He has a pauldron, which we can assume Lego gave him to denote his rank, but seeing as its still a generic star corps minifigure, all we can say is that it’s a star corps general/captain/commander.
It’s just supposed to be a Star Corps trooper it in no way lines up Commander Blys paint scheme, Bly actually has a subtle two tone colouration to his armour
I remember in the game when I was around 4-5 in 2009-2010, I hated when the clones started to die in the hub world after ordered 66 happened. When I was little Cody was my favorite. And Cody helps beat General grievous in the game, for some reason when you use Cody after that mission, it would glitch so the Jedi in the hub world don’t try to kill him. So I did this over and over so I could keep using my favorite clone
I bet it was designed a to be commander Bly, because at that time LEGO would have limited sources to make the sets. But when more information had been released they decided to just call him Cody.
Bly. In the battle pack from around that year they also made another 327th trooper (no pauldron and carbine), and it was clearly labeled’327th clone trooper’
I always thought that with the pauldron, it should be Commander Cody. But without it, it can be labeled as a 327th trooper. I understand the unit change doesn’t make much sense since they have the same markings, but that is how I’ve always approached this question.
The game used that trooper because Revenge of the Sith hadn’t been screened at all, so Lego was only given a loose set of the script to work with. They didn’t even know what Commander Cody looked like so they used the “clone commander” figure released in the clone battle pack. It’s also why the Kashyyk sequence is so extended in the game when it’s very brief in the movie. And also all the Revenge of the Sith levels use music from the original trilogy.
To me he will always be commander Cody. The og lego star wars video game was a massive part of my childhood. I remember making Dexter's diner out of Legos. I had collected a bunch of mini figures from episodes 1 through 3 at that time. Wish I kept all of that :(
It's a standard 327th trooper they probably called a commander because of his pauldron and overall different appearance from other clones. They used him for Cody because they didn't have anything better. Also, that figure is used for every clone commander in the game.
Ah yes, I remember seeing him in that stage in the video game, and in that Clone Turbo Tank set! I think that was Lego's attempt at Clone Commander Cody however it does look more like the 212th Star Corps Bly.
I think maybe the Lego group made the fig to be star corps but the game developers didn't know and took that fig that looked like Cody which was in ROTS to fill in as the second player figure and just called it good with Commander Cody.
I don’t think we can look at the color too seriously as even in the MHC set the 332nd trooper was more yellow than orange but the markings definitely point to bly, including color. The way I see it, judge by markings and then include color.
I really like how they name him commander Cody and all because most people know commander Cody….but in all it really looks like Bly. What ever came out first the book, the video game, or the set. That’s what his name is.
I’m pretty sure it’s bly if it came with dual pistols, pretty sure Lego didn’t know what to use for Cody in the video game, but I’m getting a pack of 8 classic troopers plus that commander bly figure, even tho it’s not Cody it’s a cool fig!!
Commander Cody in game, but in figure i'd consider it a 327th, just like those almost yellow 212th troopers they came out with i'd also consider Bly's legion
The LEGO Star Wars video game released a couple months before Revenge of the Sith, so maybe it's possible that they just used that figure as Cody without knowing exactly what he would look like in the final cut of the movie.
I'd rather it be cody tbh but usually when they make the lego games its not the exact same as the official lego sets. Like in the skywalker saga the at-ats were different then the lego set ones so I would say its a 327th trooper
That’s a 327th trooper no doubt! I know he’s got the orange pauldron because he’s a commander, but I always like to think that all them would have the orange pauldron since brown wasn’t a color yet. And the reason only the turbo tank one got the pauldron was because of pricing to manufacture them in the clone battle pack
Simple: Game: commander Cody Figure: Star Korps Bonus: in Kashyyyk level we saw him again in the small order 66 cutscene And for Giveaway: im not living in the US so don't choose me.
my guess is that the minifigure was made with the intention of resembling commander bly (or at least one of his troopers) and then when making the game the devs saw that physical model and used him for commander Cody for the sake of having a second player character on the level on utapau
I feel the markings and the time period of release lend me to believe that this was genuinely meant to be a Cody fig by the designers. Despite the coloring, his simplistic markings slightly match Cody a little better. Maybe the guy in charge of modeling Cody was a bit colorblind. Obviously though nowadays, we know yellow troops like these as Star Corp, and so to me he's definitely my favorite commander, Bly.
Neither, he’s just an average 327th star corps trooper. It’s very clearly indicated in the visual dictionary. TT games doesn’t decide who these characters are, lego does.
A generic Star corps trooper that they say is commander Cody in the game because they wanted to keep it simple and have a reference to the Lego set. But really it’s whatever you want, Lego Is based on your imagination
I played this game long before I ever learned who Cody was even though i had seen episode 3,i was too young to remember the character and when i found out who he was and looked back at the game i thought that he looked nothing like him. Because of somewhat incorrect markings, not being orange, and not having a visor, i say this is the star corps commnder bly. Even if lego started calling him cody again id always call him bly
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I think that's commander bly
Cody because he is the most famous clone. Rex may be a possibility but Cody was featured in the movies and Rex wasnt. More people watched the movies and the Star Corps wasn't known about till the Clone Wars. Also due to LEGO's printing colors and there technology it appears they did their best. I firmly believe the thatbclone is Cody.....
@@aLEGOMinfig And also commander Bly was featured in the movies
Commander coast didn’t have a minifigure then so they used that just look at the color
@@your2slow_try well he wasn't a named clone in the movies
If the lego star wars game says it's cody then it was Lego's attempt at making a cody minifig. But he definitely looks like commander bly
Agreed
Definitely a normal 327th trooper, bly has brown and different markings
No, it's meant to be bly, or at least a member of his battalion. They got the naming wrong
Absolutely not. They didn't have cody and needed a substitute.
@@owene2530 it’s 100% a member of his battalion. Google picture of Bly and basic 327th and you’ll see what I’m talking about (phase two)
I think it’s just meant to be a basic star corps figure but there was no 212th figure in Lego yet so they used it for the video game as commander Cody.
I agree
It's Commander Bly, the games just had to pick something resembling Cody.
212th Troops are Orange, not Yellow
But in 2005 did they really know who Bly was?
@@brickmasterharri ROTS came out that year, so most likely.
And if not, still just a 327th Star Corps trooper
The coloring wasn't always accurate, so there is a chance it could be cody/a 212th trooper
Well Lego did make another yellow 212 trooper in the clone wars design
It’s a basic 327th 🙄 bly has completely different markings
‘Star Corpse’😂
Was looking for this comment. The amount of people who don't know it's pronounced "core" astonishes me.
ITS CORE NOT CORPSE DO YOU CALL THE MARINES THE MARINE CORPSE????
@@spaceace3152yes, yes I do
@@ImreKnausz-b1z oh ok
“The sacred texts” haha I love it 💀
I feel it is safe to say that it was originally intended to be Cody, but when releasing the books, they noticed their mistakes and switched it.
valid, but go pittsburgh
True
In no universe would it ever be cody, also if it was cody it would be labeled that way on the box, it was an unnamed clone trooper on the box, this isnt a named clone its a 327th star corps
I think he’s just a random 327th clone trooper.
The clone in the set is a Star Corps trooper because Obi-Wan is not in the set and Cody and Obi are a duo so it makes sense that they would be together but they are not.
The sacred texts got to me love the old stuff
He is supposed to be a Star Corps trooper, but the Lego Star Wars game labeled him as Commander Cody because they didn’t have a commander Cody.
I think Lego initially underestimated the attention to detail fans would have regarding the various batches/divisions of clones, commanders, special troopers, etc.
They probably just named it commander Cody because it was the most popular/one of the only commander’s names they could think of, and then retconned it later on when the realized the backlash from fans/the popularity of said sets.
It looks like Bly for sure
It's a normal 327th trooper
I just started getting back into Lego, and I only get Star Wars figs from this era because it reminds me of that OG game
I love that video game. I think that they made him to be Cody, but after people pointed out it looked like Bly they changed it. He also came in the Turbo Tank which Bly is seen using/fighting with more.
i’ve always thought of it as a 327th/commander Bly clone, there just isn’t enough there to warrant it being called cody
Commander Cody, the holy texts are never wrong 🙏🏼
the sacred trilogy of the complete saga says that he is cody. he’s is cody. period.
Nah lego outright said it's bly, I'd trust the designers that made the figure more than the game that picked up the model.
What is his name in the lego set? I’ve always known him as Commander Cody because of the game. But seeing what the books say, it seems more like a situation of making a square peg fit into a round hole. Probably was always meant to be a star corps/commander Bly but they probably didn’t have anyone else to be commander Cody for the game.
BUT in 2005 Lego made the game AND set he came out in without knowing what Star Corp troopers were and who Bly was.. They used Codys name in the movie and therefor I believe they made the fig to be Cody, but it just randomly matched closer to the Star Corps trooper who was shown for like 5 seconds during Order 66 lol
@@brickmasterharri retroactively changing it would be a very classic lego move. Classic in the sense that they did some interesting things when they first started out lol. I could definitely see that being the case too. Before I watched the short I was a die hard Cody believer, but then your short made me question myself lol.
@@zacharysmith8148 I was shocked to see they referred to see him as Star Corps in the books.. My theory is they designed him to be a Cody, and then in 2008 when they made an accurate P1 Cody for the Clone Wars, they just decided to switch the original to a Star Corps trooper
@@brickmasterharri I could also see how the people who originally made the figure and wrote the book likely weren’t communicating whatsoever. Same for TCS too I’m sure.
Lego video game developers didnt have enough info on Commander Cody to acurately depict him in the game. Both the game and Revenge of the Sith came out in the same year. It is supposed to be Commander Cody in the game.
It's supposed to be the first commander Cody but we all know that Lego messes up all the time in their books and sets so who knows which one is correct. Love your content
The black head helmets were way better, so much more depth
I think they called him Cody in the game because Cody was important to the story and that was the closest minifig to Cody at the time
I believe that he was originally supposed to be commander cody, but then repurposed to be commander bly due to the closer resemblance to him.
as someone who played this a lot when I was younger it was very confusing to me
I loved playing as "commander cody" in the original game and was pretty sad when it was changed. However it does make more sence that it would be a 327th trooper.
It was Legos attempt to use a Lego character who didn’t look like their original intent but reused it for something else and I think it’s the star corps commander
Star core commander Bly, based on the torso printing commander does not have a belt draping over his shoulder and commander doesn’t have a cauldron or waste cape
In the game it’s commander Cody but yeah it definitely makes more sense for it to be a star corps trooper.
In the 2005 game they do however include 501st troopers yet no official Lego design was made at the time for that. Could most likely of been a time constraint
I think tho at one point cody was the commander of star corp before he got assigned to the 212th, in legends or somethin.
No, your thinking of the 7th sky corps
It’s clear that the game makers probably thought it was Cody, but I don’t think there’s any evidence in the Lego sets themselves that it’s Cody or Bly. He has a pauldron, which we can assume Lego gave him to denote his rank, but seeing as its still a generic star corps minifigure, all we can say is that it’s a star corps general/captain/commander.
It’s just supposed to be a Star Corps trooper it in no way lines up Commander Blys paint scheme, Bly actually has a subtle two tone colouration to his armour
Both because that is how Lego worked back then :D
Although it may not be accurate to the overall look of the fig it’s commander Cody. That game was amazing and what it says is cannon in my eyes
i think they tried doing a cody but ppl said it looked more like star corps so they changed him to a star corp
I think it’s commander Bly as the set he was in sort of Matches him.
Cool video keep up the great work 👍
I remember in the game when I was around 4-5 in 2009-2010, I hated when the clones started to die in the hub world after ordered 66 happened. When I was little Cody was my favorite. And Cody helps beat General grievous in the game, for some reason when you use Cody after that mission, it would glitch so the Jedi in the hub world don’t try to kill him. So I did this over and over so I could keep using my favorite clone
I bet it was designed a to be commander Bly, because at that time LEGO would have limited sources to make the sets. But when more information had been released they decided to just call him Cody.
Bly. In the battle pack from around that year they also made another 327th trooper (no pauldron and carbine), and it was clearly labeled’327th clone trooper’
I always thought that with the pauldron, it should be Commander Cody. But without it, it can be labeled as a 327th trooper. I understand the unit change doesn’t make much sense since they have the same markings, but that is how I’ve always approached this question.
commander cody never had a pauldron, however Bly did.
@@fat_alsgaming fair, but that is also how Lego has labeled them.
@@kingbubbafatt9945 LEGO is also fucking stupid
The game used that trooper because Revenge of the Sith hadn’t been screened at all, so Lego was only given a loose set of the script to work with. They didn’t even know what Commander Cody looked like so they used the “clone commander” figure released in the clone battle pack. It’s also why the Kashyyk sequence is so extended in the game when it’s very brief in the movie. And also all the Revenge of the Sith levels use music from the original trilogy.
To me he will always be commander Cody. The og lego star wars video game was a massive part of my childhood. I remember making Dexter's diner out of Legos. I had collected a bunch of mini figures from episodes 1 through 3 at that time. Wish I kept all of that :(
me too bro🥲
I like commander Cody more because it may not have a visor but little kids can have that minifigures to lead a army
It's a standard 327th trooper they probably called a commander because of his pauldron and overall different appearance from other clones.
They used him for Cody because they didn't have anything better. Also, that figure is used for every clone commander in the game.
Ah yes, I remember seeing him in that stage in the video game, and in that Clone Turbo Tank set! I think that was Lego's attempt at Clone Commander Cody however it does look more like the 212th Star Corps Bly.
I think maybe the Lego group made the fig to be star corps but the game developers didn't know and took that fig that looked like Cody which was in ROTS to fill in as the second player figure and just called it good with Commander Cody.
I don’t think we can look at the color too seriously as even in the MHC set the 332nd trooper was more yellow than orange but the markings definitely point to bly, including color. The way I see it, judge by markings and then include color.
I really like how they name him commander Cody and all because most people know commander Cody….but in all it really looks like Bly. What ever came out first the book, the video game, or the set. That’s what his name is.
I think it’s meant to be Commander Bly but the needed a model for Commander Cody, so instead of making a new one, they just reused their Bly
I think the intention was originally for him to be Cody, but over time LEGO realised that he looks a lot more like Bly, so they ran with that.
Me who thinks both: I’m am 90 years ahead of you.
Nah let’s pull current day Lego and say he’s a pilot
Commander Cod-y like a cod which is a fish
Commander bly because of the pauldron and bandolier. The yellow is also more accurate to the 327th Star Corps. May the force be with you!
I’m pretty sure it’s bly if it came with dual pistols, pretty sure Lego didn’t know what to use for Cody in the video game, but I’m getting a pack of 8 classic troopers plus that commander bly figure, even tho it’s not Cody it’s a cool fig!!
Great points!
It’s gotta be blye so that way we can argue that we need an updated one
Commander Cody in game, but in figure i'd consider it a 327th, just like those almost yellow 212th troopers they came out with i'd also consider Bly's legion
When I first bought the minifigure at a bricks and minifigs store I thought it was Commander Bly
The LEGO Star Wars video game released a couple months before Revenge of the Sith, so maybe it's possible that they just used that figure as Cody without knowing exactly what he would look like in the final cut of the movie.
I had this argument with my older brother. I thought it was a star corps trooper while he thought it was Cody.
I'd rather it be cody tbh but usually when they make the lego games its not the exact same as the official lego sets. Like in the skywalker saga the at-ats were different then the lego set ones so I would say its a 327th trooper
According to the newest visual dictionary he is a star corps trooper
That’s a 327th trooper no doubt! I know he’s got the orange pauldron because he’s a commander, but I always like to think that all them would have the orange pauldron since brown wasn’t a color yet. And the reason only the turbo tank one got the pauldron was because of pricing to manufacture them in the clone battle pack
Simple:
Game: commander Cody
Figure: Star Korps
Bonus: in Kashyyyk level we saw him again in the small order 66 cutscene
And for Giveaway: im not living in the US so don't choose me.
Thats a cool take on it
It's the only Commander Bly minifigure. But it can be used as Commander Cody if you are making a Mac based on the game.
Definitely starcorps that hat is pretty cool I wear a size kitfisto with cape but I’m sure a plo koon would fit 🙏
I love this minifigure
Definetely commader bly because that set is the clone turbo tank what was frequently used on felucia
I still say it’s Cody, It’s always been at least to me
Originally it was cody but now I think well all agree it's really a star core unit
A regular 327th Star Corp.
Because Commander Bly has a lot more yellow on his helmet.
And it's definitely not Commander Cody.
It’s supposed to be a 327 Star Corps trooper but lego probably just used it as Cody for a placeholder
Dude, I remember that level. I was stuck on it for hours.
Oh, and also in my opinion, it is Commander Cody
Like I said a year ago, after a bunch of research, I officially have come to a conclusion that its Commander Bly
Tbh, I think it's commander cody with Commander bly's armor.
Rex: so who’s the real commander Cody?
Both Cody: I AM!
Lmao
my guess is that the minifigure was made with the intention of resembling commander bly (or at least one of his troopers) and then when making the game the devs saw that physical model and used him for commander Cody for the sake of having a second player character on the level on utapau
Hmm okay okay
Starcorps it has evidence outside of just the one game
My dum ahh saw a old phase 2 clone and thought it was an old storm trooper
In the books the mini figure doesn’t have an orange Pauldren so it’s basically both.
The MINIFIG is a 327th Star Corps trooper, the one in the GAME is Commander Cody
With the pauldron: Cody, without the pauldron: 327th trooper. I know it doesn’t make sense, but it seems to be Lego’s logic circa 2005/7
TT were likely the one that chose that trooper to be Cody whilst the books are directly from lego themselves, I’m inclined to believe the books more
It’s a Trooper of the 327th’s Hawkbat Battalion.
i think it was soposed to be comander cody- from concept art- and then he was changed and they changed the minifig
I feel the markings and the time period of release lend me to believe that this was genuinely meant to be a Cody fig by the designers. Despite the coloring, his simplistic markings slightly match Cody a little better. Maybe the guy in charge of modeling Cody was a bit colorblind. Obviously though nowadays, we know yellow troops like these as Star Corp, and so to me he's definitely my favorite commander, Bly.
This is a very detailed response I appreciate that
It’s a basic 327th 🙄 bly has completely different markings
I’m gonna have to say bly, could argue that it was the original p2 Cody tho
Nah that be commander cody he will always be the original cody minifig
I think it's because the game came out before Episode 3, and it was based off an incomplete/different script from the final movie release
Commander Cody is my favorite but I think it’s commander Bly
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That will always be Cody for me, I grew up on TCS so it’s just Cody for me
Star corps. They didn’t have a proper Cody minifig back then (I had the same set).
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Neither, he’s just an average 327th star corps trooper. It’s very clearly indicated in the visual dictionary. TT games doesn’t decide who these characters are, lego does.
The games never lie
A generic Star corps trooper that they say is commander Cody in the game because they wanted to keep it simple and have a reference to the Lego set. But really it’s whatever you want, Lego Is based on your imagination
I knew it was a lego star corps trooper
I say Bly as it resembles him more and Cody doesn’t have a poldron so that’s my opinion love the vids btw keep up the good work
It may have been based on cody concept art.
He is at 100% a clone trooper of 327th Star Corps and not commander Cody or even Bly.
My Brain says Commander Bly, but my heart says Commander Cody ❤
I played this game long before I ever learned who Cody was even though i had seen episode 3,i was too young to remember the character and when i found out who he was and looked back at the game i thought that he looked nothing like him. Because of somewhat incorrect markings, not being orange, and not having a visor, i say this is the star corps commnder bly. Even if lego started calling him cody again id always call him bly
Hes commander cody in my eyes, i think thats who he should be seen as