Infiltrator droids could also cannibalize other droids and drain their power. They were also capable of rapidly scanning various objects and lifeforms and identifying them, enabling at least one undercover unit to play the role of an inventory droid. Infiltrator droids were capable of weathering extensive damage in combat, possessed considerable strength and could leap great heights. In attack mode, their sensors turned red and the droids were also capable of elevating their height. When in protocol mode, their sensors were white. In the last episode of Rebels Recon, Thrawn and Ezra were revealed to have survived the trip into hyperspace.E-XD infiltrator droids resembled protocol droids but were in fact specialized recon droids that were fitted with various integrated weapons including built-in blasters.Thrawn was originally going to debut in Season One before his appearance was pushed back into Season Three.However, Sabine cared less of what Thrawn thought of her. Sabine Wren: Thrawn respected Sabine as an artist, admiring her artwork and kept a piece of her artowrk on his ship.Other than Hera, Ezra is the only rebel Thrawn interacted with the most. Currently, the duo are stranded into parts unknown, presumably relying on each other to survive. From the Grand Admiral's point of view, Ezra is merely a boy and an unworthy opponent, which is what caused him to underestimate Ezra during the liberation of Lothal.

Ezra Bridger: Thrawn first encountered Ezra on Ryloth and immediately stunner him.

Since then, Hera had considered Thrawn as her arch-enemy. Instantly they became enemies, especially when Thrawn took her kalikori as a trophy.

Hera Syndulla: Thrawn first encountered her in Ryloth.

He and Ezra disappeared on the ship after the boy used his skills in connecting with creatures through the Force by help from the Purgills. He usually operated from his ship during many battles, including the assault of Atollon and the liberation of Lothal.

The Chimaera: Thrawn's Imperial Star Destroyer.

Csilla: Thrawn's home planet that houses the Chiss, the people he swore to protect.

Possessions Weapons and Equipment Bases of operations Despite all of that, Thrawn is still a cold-blooded Imperial and one of the Rebels' most dangerous adversaries. He views death as a means of punishing soldiers as being wasteful. Where people like Darth VaderВ and Grand Moff Wilhuff TarkinВ seek to punish those who fail, Thrawn sees those failures as opportunities, so that his men can learn to do better and succeed. Finally, Thrawn inspires loyalty from his men. He believes in the ends justifying the means, which is evident when he practically kills a mechanic to set an example. Even so, the fact that he purposefully infiltrated the Imperial hierarchy means that he has to follow Imperial directives, meaning that, in order to fit in, he comes across as far more cruel than he actually is on a moral level. Ironically, he managed to obtain the rank of Grand Admiral, meaning that he is one of the highest ranking members of a civilization he neither adores nor originally comes from. Being a pragmatist, he believed the Empire to be a necessary evil and that serving it is the best way to defend his people. He was also one of the few within the Empire to realize how evil the Emperor actually is, even going as far to speculate that he could be in touch with the Force.

Even though he never told anyone, not even his most trusted friend, Eli Vanto, Thrawn despised the oppressive, racist, and corrupt Imperial culture, viewing many of his fellow officers as either evil or downright stupid.

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