Can stormtroopers customize their armor?

Imperial stormtroopers did not customize the plain white surfaces of their armor. Conformity was instilled by their superiors, and the Empire’s training regime emphasized tactical procedures that were uniform throughout the ranks of stormtroopers.

Why did they change the clone trooper armor?

As with the earlier Phase I, clones customized the new armor to their liking, using special markings and color patterns to denote unit affiliation. This trend was introduced by the Jedi Generals, who encouraged the clone troopers to embrace their individuality instead of thinking in lockstep.

Why did clone troopers have different colored armor?

As shown in Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones, most clone troopers wore unpainted armor during the Battle of Geonosis, but many are shown with different colored paint trims. According to both canon and Legends sources, these colors represented clone officer ranks.

How many different types of stormtrooper armor are there?

To the average moviegoer, there have only been two flavors of Stormtrooper armor: that worn by troopers in the original Empire and that worn by troopers in the First Order. And we can see plenty of Stormtroopers in other media such as Star Wars Rebels.

Why are stormtroopers so hard to kill in Star Wars?

This is partly due to the fact that the heroes have plot armor — they’re far less likely to die than Stormtroopers are. Meanwhile, Stormtroopers have Imperial armor instead of plot armor, and that armor has a secret: it makes it hard for them to run.

How common is armor customization in Star Wars Legends?

Armor customization was rare among standard clone troopers in Legends but was fairly common among specialized clones. Standard clone pilots gave their flight helmets unique markings, such as the Mandalorian Journeyman Protector logo, as shown in Revenge of the Sith.