Alpha was driven insane by clone madness and developed a fervent desire to feed and worship the Rakatan entity known as Mother.
Powers and abilities
Alpha was an exceptionally powerful Force-user, as demonstrated by his selection as the leader of the Community. When he faced Jedi Knight Jaden Korr, Alpha fought with savage ferocity using his lightsaber combat form. His ferocity was such that Jaden, an experienced Jedi Knight with incredible mastery of both the Light and Dark Sides of the Force, was nearly killed within the first few minutes of their duel. Alpha's Force presence was described as that of a dark-side user, but adulterated with something else, demonstrating that he could use both dark- and light-Side powers.Alpha's lightsaber was claimed by Jaden Korr
Equipment and gear
As with the other clones in the secret facility, Alpha managed to steal sufficient parts to build his own lightsaber, which may have enabled the clones to rebel. Jaden Korr compared Alpha's lightsaber with the purple-bladed lightsaber Korr had built without training and ultimately used to kill Alpha. Alpha's lightsaber was said to be "unstable", and emitted sparks when activated. After defeating Alpha, Jaden Korr retained the clone's unstable, red-bladed lightsaber as a replacement for the green-bladed lightsaber he had built upon becoming a Jedi Knight, which he had lost in the duel with Alpha.Jaden Korr later cleansed the lightsaber of the Dark residuum Alpha had left in the crystal. Afterward, it turned yellow, as Jaden Korr was thinking of Relin Druur at the time. The yellow-bladed lightsaber subsequently became Jaden Korr's primary lightsaber and was said to be a final tribute to Relin Druur's memory.Alpha was said to be dressed in a combination of rags, doctors' clothing, and stormtroopers' armor recovered from those stationed at the facility who were killed when the clones rebelled.
Appearances
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