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Jedi Master Rhydon Kenobi of the Jedi Order; Jedi General of the Republic Clone Army. Jedi General of ARC Commander Zeus and the 101st Legion. Jedi commander of the 101st Fleet and Grand Admiral Whitney Thomas. Son of Obi-Wan and Siri Kenobi; Twin Brother of Katelyn Kenobi, and Eldest Brother of Miranda Kenobi. Stepson of Duchess Satine Kryze, Eldest Half-Brother of Elisa Kenobi and Anya Kryze. Husband of Zarina Kenobi Née Fett, Taylor Bosworth, and Sierra Sommers; Father of Thomas Kenobi, Sofia Kenobi, and Jango Kenobi; Father of Kimberly Kenobi and Orion Kenobi II; Father of Harry Kenobi, Gwen Kenobi, and Zoey Kenobi. The former apprentice of Obi-Wan Kenobi. Master of Zayla Secura and Thomas Kenobi. Known as The Protector.

Rhydon Kenobi is the son of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Siri Tachi and the twin brother of Katelyn Kenobi. The two twins were able to be born on their father's birth planet of Stewjon and immediately showed that they were Force-sensitive, encouraging their parents to bring them back to Coruscant to be trained in the ways of the Jedi Order. Partly due to their unique birth and their status as twins, Rhydon and Katelyn had a special connection and bond with each other and the Force, proving to be more powerful than any other Jedi at their age. Like all the other Jedi and their parents, Rhydon and his twin sister began training as Jedi Younglings under Jedi Master Yoda’s supervision and tutelage. Once Rhydon was nine years old, he was chosen as his father Obi-Wan’s Jedi apprentice, whereas Katelyn was selected by their mother, Siri Tachi.

Rhydon’s first mission as a Jedi Padawan under his father’s tutelage was to force a settlement with the Trade Federation blockade of the planet Naboo. Rhydon, alongside his father Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon Jinn, his father’s former master, journeyed to Naboo, where he saw the massive blockade fleet of Trade Federation ships. When the three Jedi arrived at Naboo, they were forced to make their way to the planet's surface while also discovering an invasion force.

Rhydon, Obi-Wan, and Qui-Gon each stowed away on separate landing ships and regrouped with each other in the swamps of Naboo, meeting a skilled Gungan scout named Jar Jar Binks. Jar Jar brought the three Jedi to the Gungan city of Otoh Gunga, where they were allowed to use special transport to get to the capital city of Theed. Upon arriving at Theed, Obi-Wan, Rhydon, Qui-Gon, and Jar Jar worked together to destroy the battle droids that were escorting Queen Amidala and proceeded to get her off Naboo and take her to Coruscant. They were able to liberate the queen’s ship and began to leave the planet, but they had to fly their way past the Trade Federation blockade; they were successful in doing so, but in the process of escaping, their ship was damaged.

Because the ship, specifically the hyperdrive, was damaged, the Jedi and their protectorate were forced to fly to Tatooine with the hope that they could find the parts required to repair the ship. During the trip to Tatooine, Obi-Wan, Rhydon, and Qui-Gon learned that Queen Amidala was Force-sensitive and that she was given a Holocron when she was born; they also learned that they would hopefully find a Force-sensitive boy on Tatooine; therefore making her and the boy on Tatooine two of the chosen four: the ones meant to bring balance to the Force. Once the ship landed on Tatooine, Obi-Wan stayed behind to protect the Queen, while Qui-Gon, Jar Jar, Rhydon, one of the Queen’s handmaidens Padmé, and an astromech droid named R2-D2 went out to collect the parts they needed.

The group of five soon returned with the parts that they required, as well as the boy that they were looking for: Anakin Skywalker. However, they could not escape without trouble, as they were attacked by a Sith warrior named Darth Maul. After escaping from the Sith warrior, they proceeded to Coruscant, where Queen Amidala would present her planet's case to the Republic Senate. The Jedi would present the Queen and Anakin to the Jedi Council. The Council agreed that Anakin and Padmé would need to be trained as Jedi, but they would have to wait until after the situation with the Trade Federation and Naboo was resolved. After the Senate failed to do anything regarding the Trade Federation's occupation of Naboo, Queen Amidala returned to her home planet, and Obi-Wan, Rhydon, and Qui-Gon decided to accompany the Queen back to Naboo; however, they would not leave Coruscant alone, as they were also joined by Jedi Master Dooku, who was not only a sitting member of the Jedi Council but also Qui-Gon’s former Master. Upon arriving at the planet, Rhydon and his fellow Jedi began to help Queen Amidala free her world from the Trade Federation. They started by helping the Queen, who turned out to be Padmé, in forging a better relationship between the Naboo and the Gungans. Next, they worked to liberate the Naboo Royal Fighters so that they could attack the droid control ship that orbited the planet. Once that was finished, they moved towards the palace throne room, where Viceroy Nute Gunray of the Trade Federation would be located.

As they were about to leave the palace hangar, they reencountered Darth Maul. Obi-Wan ordered Rhydon to go with Queen Amidala while he, Qui-Gon, and Dooku stayed to fight the Zabrak Sith warrior. As Rhydon, alongside Padmé, Captain Panaka, and a contingent of security officers, made their way to the throne room, they were captured and brought before the Viceroy. As Viceroy Gunray gloated that Padmé’s resistance was at an end, her decoy arrived to take the focus off of Padmé, allowing her to grab two pistols hidden in the arm of the throne, tossing one to Panaka and prompting Rhydon to activate his lightsaber.

As the Viceroy was captured, all of the battle droids suddenly shut down, and Gunray and his aide Rune Haako were utterly defenseless. Afterward, Rhydon rejoined his father, Qui-Gon, and Dooku, helping them to look for the Zabrak Sith that they fought against, who Obi-Wan informed Rhydon was able to get away from the three Jedi when Obi-Wan destroyed the Zabrak's lightsaber, but they were unable to find him. The four Jedi could only assume that the Sith warrior managed to escape. Rhydon would then reunite with Anakin, who explained how he destroyed the droid control ship, whom Rhydon was amazed by and quickly befriended.

After the search for the Zabrak failed, Rhydon, his father, Qui-Gon, and Dooku remained on Naboo, waiting for the Jedi Council and the new supreme chancellor to arrive. When they did, he respected Sheev Palpatine, the newly elected Supreme Chancellor of the Galactic Republic, though he did not trust the man. He also didn’t like how Palpatine kept looking at his twin sister Katelyn, who had also arrived at Naboo along with their mother, Siri, who he happily hugged. After the Council was informed of what happened, Rhydon watched joyfully as Anakin Skywalker was allowed into the Jedi Order as Qui-Gon Jinn’s new apprentice.

Rhydon would then accept his new mission with his father, which was to remain on Naboo to officially serve as Queen Amidala’s protectors and advisers alongside his mother and sister. Secretly, however, he was to train alongside Padmé Amidala, as she was secretly a Jedi and was believed to be one of the Chosen Four. During his training on Naboo, his family was surprisingly summoned by the king of the planet Stewjon, Rhydon’s home planet, his twin sister Katelyn, and his father, Obi-Wan Kenobi. Upon arriving at the planet Stewjon, Rhydon learned that the king of Stewjon was his grandfather: King Orion Kenobi. This, in turn, led him to meet his grandmother Queen Marion Kenobi, uncle Prince Owen Kenobi, and aunt Princess Helena Kenobi.

After meeting his family, Rhydon and Katelyn happily watched as their grandfather married their parents. Rhydon and Katelyn would even learn their family's history and how they were beloved by the people of Stewjon. The only member of their family that they didn’t like was their great Uncle Tobias Kenobi, who constantly belittled the Jedi and showed nothing but disrespect and hatred toward Rhydon and his family. Eventually, they would return to Naboo and resume their duties as Padmé’s protectors and advisors.

Soon, Padmé’s tenure as queen ended. Still, tensions in the Galaxy had arisen when several planets and star systems defected from the Galactic Republic and joined a movement known as the Confederacy of Independent Systems, otherwise known as the Separatist Alliance. The tensions were so bad that there was a potential threat of war between the two government factions. The Jedi and former queen learned that the Republic Senate, now under the leadership of Sheev Palpatine as Supreme Chancellor, was voting for the creation of an army. Rhydon and Katelyn, while apprehensive about the idea of a war, were willing to accept that there would be a need for the Jedi to be involved. Rhydon felt that the Jedi, as protectors of the Galactic Republic, should do whatever it took to defend the Republic, even if it meant leading an army into battle.

Rhydon would witness Padmé take on the mantle of senator for Naboo, with Jar-Jar officially serving as the Gungan representative while secretly serving as Padmé’s protector in the Senate. Rhydon, his father, mother, and sister began to escort the newly nominated Naboo senator back to Coruscant. Still, when they arrived, an explosive was set off, destroying the ship they used to transport Senator Amidala. Fortunately, the Senator wasn’t on board the vessel but instead a decoy.

Afterward, Rhydon and his family were given new assignments: with the war soon coming, Obi-Wan, along with Rhydon, had been tasked with finding out who attempted to assassinate Padmé, while Siri and Katelyn would go to Mandalore to ensure that the alliance between the Jedi and the Mandalorians would remain strong. Rhydon reminded his father of the threat against Padmé and asked who would take over their role in protecting her, and learned that Qui-Gon and his new apprentice, Anakin Skywalker, would protect her. Afterward, Rhydon and his father began their investigation by analyzing the wreckage of the Naboo ship that transported the decoy senator. When they learned that Qui-Gon and Anakin had captured a bounty hunter named Cad Bane, they interrogated him. Through their interrogation, they discovered that a pair of rogue Mandalorian warriors hired Bane called the Borkus brothers, thus leading Rhydon’s father to inform his mother and have her ask Duchess Satine Kryze if she knew anything about the rogue Mandalorians. At the same time, he and Obi-Wan traveled to the planet Kamino, where they could speak to an ally of the Jedi: Jango Fett.

Upon arriving at Kamino, Rhydon and his father would meet Jango, a Mandalorian bounty hunter serving as the genetic template for the Jedi’s secret clone army. During their meeting, they also met with Jango’s wife, Zara, his young son Boba, and then later Jango’s adopted daughter Zarina. Zarina explained to the Jedi that she was initially born as Zarina Vizsla and how the Borkus brothers were Mandalorian warriors who were part of a rogue Mandalorian group known as the Death Watch, which Siri also confirmed from Mandalore. As Zarina explained about her earlier life, Rhydon couldn’t help but feel an attraction to Zarina and stared at her natural beauty, an act that was equally returned by Zarina, who would later confess to finding Rhydon handsome. Rhydon felt through the Force that he and Jango’s daughter were destined to be together. As the Jedi spoke with their Mandalorian allies, they were suddenly attacked by the Borkus brothers, leading the two Jedi, Jango and Zarina, to fight the two Death Watch mercenaries.

During the fight, Rhydon and Zarina were able to kill the younger Borkus brother together, but the older Borkus brother escaped. Alongside Jango and Zarina in Jango’s ship, the Slave 1, Rhydon and Obi-Wan followed the older Borkus brother to the planet of Geonosis, where they would learn that King Oppo Rancisis and the Separatist Council were on the planet. The Jedi and Mandalorians split up, with the Jedi following Rancisis and the Separatist Council. In doing so, they learned that the Separatists were building a massive droid army in the Geonosian droid factory and planning to use it to attack the Republic.

Rhydon and his father found a secluded spot, contacted Qui-Gon, Anakin, and Padmé on Tatooine, and attempted to get in contact with his mother and sister on Mandalore (only to learn that they were actually on Stewjon) to establish communications with the Jedi Council and Supreme Chancellor Palpatine on Coruscant. After doing so, they reported what they had discovered and were soon captured in the middle of the transmission by Geonosians and droids. Rhydon, along with his father, was then imprisoned in a specialized cell within the Geonosian stronghold. Eventually, they were approached by Rancisis, who took pride in their capture and boasted of their foolishness.

Rhydon and his father would then be taken to the Geonosian Arena of Justice, where they were reunited with Qui-Gon Jinn, Anakin Skywalker, and Padmé Amidala. The four Jedi and senator/secret Jedi were chained to several pillars and awaited their fates. As Rhydon and Obi-Wan were chained to two pillars, they learned that Qui-Gon, Anakin, and Padmé attempted a rescue mission to get them. The Geonosians then released five monstrous creatures: a Reek, Nexu, Acklay, Rancor, and a Gundark came into the arena to kill the seven prisoners. Despite their situation, Rhydon and the other prisoners were able to get free of their respective pillars and began to challenge a specific creature that came at them.

While Obi-Wan faced off against the Acklay, Anakin the Reek, Padmé the Nexu, and Qui-Gon the Gundark, Rhydon ended up confronting the Rancor, which he considered to be the worst to get. Eventually, Anakin gained control of the Reek and saved Padmé, taking out the Nexu. But Obi-Wan was struggling to stay ahead of the Acklay, while Qui-Gon was evading the Gundark, and Rhydon was just barely staying below the Rancor. As the prisoners dealt with their respective creatures, Jango, Zarina, and multiple Jedi, among them including Siri and Katelyn, began to activate their lightsabers, surrounding the Geonosian Arena. Soon the Jedi started to fight with swarms of battle droids flooding into the arena.

Rhydon and the other four Jedi were given back their confiscated lightsabers by Jango and Zarina. As he cut down the battle droids, Rhydon was able to take down the Rancor, as Obi-Wan did the same thing with the Acklay and Qui-Gon the Gundark. Unfortunately for the Jedi and two Mandalorians, they would eventually be surrounded by the army of droids but stood their ground. Fortunately, they would all be saved when Master Yoda and Jar Jar Binks arrived with clone troopers aboard gunships and many Mandalorian warriors of Clan Fett, all coming to aid and rescue the remaining survivors. Once Yoda, Jar Jar, the clones, and the Mandalorians arrived, the battle began to resume, with the Jedi boarding the gunships while the clones and Mandalorians provided cover fire. However, in the confusion of the evacuation, Rhydon was separated from his father but joined up with Twi’lek Jedi Knight Aayla Secura. As they escaped the arena, the cease-fire would only last until they reached a large plain where the Droid Army engaged the Clone Army.

While Jango and Zarina left to join the Jedi, clones, and their fellow Mandalorians, Obi-Wan remained in the gunship he boarded with Anakin and Padmé, following Rancisis to his secret hangar, Rhydon chose to follow Aayla Secura into the battle. Throughout the battle, he showed exceptional skill in leading the clones, and if he saw a trooper fall from a blaster bolt but was still alive, he would jump in front of that particular trooper and cover him; these actions would later go on to earn Rhydon Kenobi the eternal respect and trust from the clone troopers.

After the Battle of Geonosis, the Clone Wars began, and Rhydon married Zarina Fett and became a Jedi Commander. His father was given command of his own clone battalion: the 212th Attack Battalion. Rhydon, along with Obi-Wan and his father’s new clone commander: CC-2224, Clone Commander Cody, took the 212th and turned it into one of the Republic's top clone units. As time went by, Rhydon began to wear the orange colors of the 212th Attack Battalion on his combat armor, to have a close connection with the clones that were under his and his father’s command, and it proved to be successful.

Along with the 212th Attack Battalion, Rhydon’s father was also given his own fleet and flagship: the 212th Attack Fleet, with the Venator-class Star Destroyer Cruiser Negotiator. With his new flagship, Obi-Wan also received a new fleet admiral named Admiral Kendal Ozzel. However, Rhydon didn’t like Ozzel and tried to encourage his father to seek other officers that would be able to do their jobs. One such officer was Captain Firmus Piett, and with the help of his mother’s fleet admiral: Admiral Cadmus Ordo, he and Obi-Wan also discovered Lieutenant Whitney Thomas; after finding these two officers, Rhydon watched as his father had them reassigned to The Negotiator. To Rhydon’s displeasure, Ozzel instantly targeted them, making their assignments to the ship difficult. Ozzel often tried to belittle Captain Piett's efforts on the Negotiator, to little effect, but it was his treatment towards Lieutenant Thomas that truly disgusted the Jedi padawan.

Ozzel made it abundantly clear that he viewed female officers as inferior to male officers. He would either belittle her, scoff at her suggestions, outright ignore her, or even refuse to promote her to a higher rank. Fortunately, to Rhydon’s amusement, Captain Piett recognized her potential and took the young female lieutenant under his wing as his protégé, much to Ozzel’s dislike. As time passed, Rhydon and Obi-Wan’s dislike for Ozzel intensified while their trust and respect for Piett grew. Ozzel even ostracized himself from the Jedi, as well as his fellow admirals, by laughing at any of his Jedi general's orders and even going through with his own plans, which only resulted in the deaths of many clones and officers, and even treated the threat of the Separatists with incompetence and laziness.

Eventually, Rhydon’s father would give him special command of the 212th Attack Fleet as Obi-Wan had to return to Coruscant. During his temporary command, Rhydon learned from Captain Piett that a Separatist Armada was forming over the Fourth Moon of Hoth. Rhydon chose to attack them, formulating an excellent attack strategy. Unfortunately, due to Ozzel’s incompetence, the plan failed, and instead of the 212th Fleet coming out of Hyperspace on the edge of the enemy armada, the ships of the 212th somehow ended up in the middle of the Separatist flotilla, resulting in numerous ships being damaged or destroyed.

Rightfully angered that Ozzel had ruined his plan to surprise attack the Separatists warships, Rhydon decided that he had had enough with the incompetent Admiral. Rhydon Immediately stripped Ozzel of his position as admiral of the Negotiator and the 212th Attack Fleet and transferred him to another fleet. After getting rid of Ozzel, Rhydon immediately promoted Firmus Piett to the rank of admiral, which in turn resulted in Whitney Thomas getting the rank of Commodore. When Rhydon later became a Jedi Knight and was given command of the 101st Fleet, his father permitted him to take Commodore Thomas as his fleet admiral.

Rhydon worked closely with his father and Commander Cody, but there were a few times that Rhydon worked with other Jedi on separate missions. One such mission was with Jedi Master Aayla Secura to Hypori, a mission that nearly took Rhydon’s life, as well as his twin sister Katelyn's. Rhydon, alongside Katelyn, went to Hypori to destroy a droid factory on the planet with Jedi Knights Aayla Secura and Tarr Seirr, Jedi Masters Ki-Adi Mundi, Shaak Ti, K’Kruhk, and Daakman Barrek. Upon arriving at the planet, however, their ship was caught in an orbital minefield and was forced to crash land on the planet's surface. During the crash, each Jedi were separated but would regroup with each other, with the unfortunate exception of Master Barrek, as the Separatist’s new general slew him, a Sith Stalker named Grievous. Rhydon and the other Jedi were then attacked by the Sith Stalker, with Rhydon barely avoiding getting crushed to death.

As the lightsaber battle began, Rhydon watched as Aayla Secura was thrown into the rafters of the wrecked ship but witnessed Tarr Seirr being killed and K'Kruhk slashed by Grievous. Rhydon witnessed Ki-Adi Mundi kicked down, and Shaak Ti was thrown into a wall, leaving him and his twin sister alone to fight the Sith Stalker. As Rhydon and Katelyn continued to duel with Grievous, Rhydon was knocked down, pinned by debris, and forced to watch as his sister had to battle Grievous alone.

Rhydon struggled to free himself to help his sister, but just as he got free, Grievous used the Force to bash Katelyn into a crumbled wall. As a result, Katelyn achieved a gash on the left side of her temple and slumped to the ground, instantly feeling the effects of a concussion. Rhydon quickly used the Force to pull his lightsaber to him, along with one of Katelyn's lightsabers, which turned out to be her red-bladed lightsaber which she had taken from a Dark Jedi, and began clashing blades with Grievous. Though Rhydon was not as well trained in dual-wielding lightsaber combat as Katelyn was, he was determined to protect his sister. Unfortunately for Rhydon, his inexperience in fighting with two sabers turned against him, as Grievous bladed locked his blue-bladed lightsaber while destroying Katelyn's red lightsaber and then cut off Rhydon's right arm at the elbow before going further to slash his lightsaber across Rhydon's face.

Now disoriented from losing his arm and having his face slashed by a lightsaber, Rhydon could not stop Grievous from kicking him down to the ground, only to end up lying next to his twin sister. As Rhydon lost consciousness, he felt his remaining hand be taken and held by Katelyn and blacked out. Fortunately for Rhydon, he and his sister's lives would be saved by Jedi Master Ki-Adi Mundi, who intercepted Grievous' killing blow and pushed him back away from Rhydon and Katelyn long enough for ARC Captain Fordo and the Muunilinst Ten to evacuate them, along with Shaak Ti, Aayla Secura, and K'Kruhk, all of whom were still alive.

Rhydon would be transferred to a medical frigate named Bright Hope, where he was placed into a Bacta Tank for healing. Rhydon's wounds took a while to heal, along with being in a coma, but he would eventually reawaken and complete his recovery. The only reminders of his ordeal on Hypori were the cybernetic arm that replaced his natural hand and the scar that now ran across his face. Before the Battle of Hypori, Rhydon made it a struggle for his father to teach him the values of patience and humility. However, after his defeat at the hands of General Grievous, Rhydon began to take his father's lessons closer to heart, as well as developing a desire to protect those around him.

Eventually, after his father and mother were accepted onto the Jedi Council, Rhydon and his twin sister Katelyn were allowed to take the Jedi Trials, which they both passed with flying colors. After becoming a Jedi Knight, Rhydon was allowed to take command of the 101st Legion, which had lost its Jedi commander in the Battle of Hypori, and selected ARC-101 "Zeus," who was also at Hypori as a part of Muunilinst Ten that rescued him, Katelyn (who took command of a new clone battalion: the 82nd Attack Battalion), and the rest of the Jedi survivors, as his regiment commander. Rhydon also took command of the conjoined 101st Fleet with his new flagship, the Venator-class Star Destroyer Cruiser Republic, and took his friend Commodore Whitney Thomas to be his new fleet admiral. Together, Rhydon and Zeus made the 101st Legion into a formidable fighting force, alongside Zeus' two remaining batch mates, ARC Major Poseidon and ARC Captain Hades; Rhydon also took the liberty of awarding Zeus with the prestigious Jaig Eyes, a revered award among the clones as it is seen as a mark for exceptionable honor, just as Katelyn awarded her own battalion commander, ARC-82 "Arthur" with the same Jaig Eyes. After Rhydon took command of the 101st Fleet, he would recommend Commodore Whitney Thomas for promotion to Fleet Admiral under his command, an act that would allow him to form a strong bond of friendship between the two.

Rhydon would lead the 101st Legion in many campaigns alongside Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades throughout the Clone Wars, often teaming up with his father's 212th Attack Battalion, his mother's 424th Legion, the 501st Legion under Anakin Skywalker, or even Qui-Gon and the 12th Legion. Still, for the most part, Rhydon's legion would fight alongside his sister Katelyn and the 82nd Attack Battalion. As the Clone War progressed, Rhydon and Katelyn grew stronger in the Force as they fought side by side, both of them being recognized as heroes of the Republic and gaining reputations and nicknames of their own. Because of his innate desire to protect his troops and innocent civilians in any battle, Rhydon became known as The Protector. In contrast, his sister Katelyn became known as The Peacekeeper.

Rhydon would soon take on an apprentice of his own. Rhydon’s apprentice was a blue-skinned female Twi'lek named Zayla Secura, the daughter of Aayla Secura, whom Rhydon held a tremendous amount of respect for since Geonosis and Hypori. Rhydon took Zayla under his wing and treated her not just as his padawan but as though she was his daughter, which made their bond as master and apprentice very strong. Rhydon even observed, with pride, that Zayla got along well with the clones and treated them with kindness, generosity, and decency.

Rhydon would soon receive word that his mother Siri and Jedi Master Ki-Adi Mundi had convinced the Jedi Council to agree to allow the Jedi to practice polygamy, the practice of multiple marriages, in which a member of the Jedi Order could be married to at least three partners. This essentially allowed Rhydon to be married not only to Zarina but also to two other women of his choosing, and he chose to follow in his secret romantic feelings for Commodore Taylor Bosworth, a rising naval officer within the ranks of the 101st Fleet, who he loved as equally as he loved Zarina. As time went by, Rhydon came to work alongside another Jedi named Sierra Sommers, the niece of Jedi Master Mace Windu, and he also ended up falling in love with her and asking her to marry him. Happy with his three wives, Rhydon hoped to have children with each of them soon.

On many occasions throughout the Clone Wars, Rhydon would encounter General Grievous. While remembering his first encounter on Hypori, Rhydon fought the Sith Stalker with wariness, learning the best way to fight the menace of the Jedi Order. On several occasions, Rhydon would encounter Oppo Rancisis, Darth Maul, Asajj Ventress, and his father's arch-nemesis: Darth Xanatos, a fallen Jedi that had at one point been the apprentice to Qui-Gon Jinn. Because Xanatos wanted to break Obi-Wan's spirit, he often tried to kill Rhydon and Katelyn, but Rhydon was always careful and came out on top over Xanatos.

As the end of the Clone Wars was near, Rhydon was preparing to go to Mandalore, which had been taken over by Darth Maul and the rogue Mandalorian warriors named Death Watch, who had become loyal to him, alongside his father, sister, and Anakin Skywalker. When word of a Separatist attack on Coruscant was happening, where Supreme Chancellor Palpatine and Senator Padmé Amidala were captured, Rhydon, Katelyn, Obi-Wan, and Anakin had to go in and rescue them. In contrast, Zayla and Anakin's newly graduated apprentice Ahsoka Tano took half of the 101st Legion and the 332nd Company, a division in the 501st Legion, respectively, to Mandalore. The space battle above the Republic capital planet was hectic, and Rhydon couldn't help but watch as his father Obi-Wan nearly lost his life to buzz droids at one point, had he not been rescued by Qui-Gon Jinn, who was flying with his clone fighter group, Emerald Squadron.

Upon successfully landing in the main hangar of General Grievous’ command ship, the Providence-class Dreadnought Invisible Hand, the four Jedi realized that Palpatine and Padme were put in two different parts of the warship. Padme was placed in the top of the ship's observation tower, while Palpatine was in an observation room near the ship's bridge at the bow section. Choosing to split up, Rhydon and Katelyn went to get Padmé, while Obi-Wan and Anakin both ventured to the Chancellor’s location.

Fighting any droids they encountered, Rhydon and Katelyn reached the Invisible Hand's observation deck. Rhydon and Katelyn approached Padme as she was held in an observation chair, only to find Rancisis waiting for them. Rhydon and Katelyn hesitated to engage the Thisspiasian, not because of his formidable Form II Makashi lightsaber combat style but because his snake-like body gave him considerable reach. They fought him cautiously and kept their eyes open for any opening they could exploit.

Eventually, Rancisis used his tail to knock Rhydon off his feet and wrapped it around Katelyn, constricting her body tightly. After regaining his balance, Rhydon was quick to save his sister, and with his lightsaber in hand, Rhydon jumped at Rancisis and cut off his tail, freeing Katelyn. After Katelyn was free from Rancisis’ tail, Rhydon turned towards the fallen Jedi Master, who was now unbalanced from losing his tail. Taking advantage of Rancisis’ unbalance, Rhydon fought the serpentine Force-user, cut off his hands, and caught the serpentine Sith Lord’s lightsaber to hold against Rancisis’ neck with his own lightsaber in an X-formation. Initially choosing to spare Rancisis, Rhydon left the former Jedi to check on his sister.

As Rhydon was checking on Katelyn, he was warned by Padme to watch out, prompting him to turn and see Rancisis use the Force to throw his lightsaber at the Kenobi twins. Using the Force in return to knock Rancisis’ lightsaber off its course, Rhydon grabbed both his lightsaber and one of Katelyn’s and threw them at Rancisis. Watching the two lightsabers fly towards Rancisis, Rhydon watched as the two sabers cut through the Thisspiasian’s neck, thus decapitating his head from his body. Although Rhydon did not want to kill Oppo Rancisis, he understood that he had no choice; he had to protect not only himself but his twin sister and Padme, and therefore even though he initially showed mercy to Rancisis, he had to kill the fallen Jedi Master.

After Rancisis’ death, Rhydon finished ensuring Katelyn was okay and proceeded to release Padme. After that, the group of three began to return to the hangar, where they rendezvoused with Rhydon’s and Katelyn’s respective astromech droids: B1-U3 or Blue, and R3-D1 or Red as Katelyn named him. They learned from the droids that Obi-Wan, Anakin, and Chancellor Palpatine were captured, along with Obi-Wan and Anakin’s droids R4-P17 and R2-D2, and were taken to the bridge. Deciding to save their father, friend, and the Chancellor, Rhydon and Katelyn, along with Padme and the droids, began to make their way to the bridge, cutting down any battle droids they met along the way.

Soon they reached the bridge where Obi-Wan and Anakin were battling with Grievous’ Magna-guards while the Sith Stalker and Xanatos watched. The twins gained the element of surprise and succeeded in killing Xanatos. Rhydon, Katelyn, Obi-Wan, and Anakin proceeded to confront Grievous. Rather than be captured by the five opponents, Grievous surprised them by throwing an electro-staff of one of his destroyed Magna-guards, and the Sith Stalker was sucked out into space. At the same time, the Jedi, astromech droids, and politicians held onto different monitors to avoid being sucked out into space with Grievous.

As Grievous managed to get back into the ship, only to jettison in one of the escape pods, Obi-Wan and Anakin realized that the Invisible Hand was disabled and directed on a collision course to the planet's surface. Immediately Rhydon, Katelyn, Obi-Wan, Anakin, Padme, and Palpatine strapped themselves into different chairs while the astromech droids magnetized to the floor. Rhydon aided Anakin in flying the ship down to the planet's surface while the others strapped themselves into their seats, just in case anything went wrong. Eventually, the ship crash lands on the surface of Coruscant, coming to a stop on an airstrip.

After the Battle of Coruscant, a massive hunt for Grievous would begin, along with the other remaining Sith leading the Droid Army. Rhydon immediately left for Mandalore to assist his apprentice Zayla, the 101st clones under her command, Ahsoka Tano and the 332nd Company, and the True Mandalorian warriors. At the same time, his sister would aid Master Yoda, Qui-Gon, and the Wookies on Kashyyyk. Upon arriving at Mandalore, Rhydon wasted no time in having the 101st Fleet engage the remainder of Maul's fleet while he and Zeus launched their gunships to deploy the ground forces of the 101st Legion. As they landed at the docks of Sundari, quickly beginning their attack, they learned that the 332nd Company and 101st division were deadlocked in a heated battle with the remaining droid and Death Watch forces, while Ahsoka and Zayla were respectively dueling Maul. As the battle continued, Rhydon would hear Zayla over the com-link, reporting that she and Ahsoka had defeated and captured Maul and prevented him from escaping.

The capture of Maul was the final nail for the Separatist campaign in the Siege of Mandalore. The planet was restored under the leadership of Rhydon's stepmother, Duchess Satine Kryze, after ensuring Maul's imprisonment in a special Mandalorian tomb that was built in the days of the old Republic, when the Jedi and Mandalorians were enemies. Rhydon allowed Ahsoka and her 332nd Company to escort Maul to Coruscant. At the same time, he and the 101st Legion remained on Mandalore to aid in ridding any remaining battle droids and Death Watch warriors. During this time, Rhydon learned from Zarina that she was pregnant with their first child, but their happiness was cut short when Commander Zeus frantically informed them that Chancellor Palpatine had initiated Order 66, declaring all Jedi as traitors to the Republic.

Fortunately for the Rhydon and his padawan Zayla, Commander Zeus, Major Poseidon, Captain Hades, and over eighty percent of the 101st Legion were still loyal to them and the Jedi Order, but the remaining twenty percent, led by Clone Lieutenant Kronos, were planning to follow through on Order 66. As Rhydon ordered the loyal 101st clones to retreat to the gunships, Satine gave him his toddler half-sister Elisa Kenobi, to be taken to be trained as a Jedi. In contrast, his other half-sister Anya Kryze would be trained to be the next Duchess of Mandalore. As Rhydon made his escape with Eliza, he was subsequently shot in the back of his left shoulder by Kronos, who was hot on his tail. Fortunately, Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades would come to Rhydon's aid as they began to fire upon Kronos, who was forced to take cover as the Jedi, toddler, and clones made their way to the main dockyards of Sundari. Unfortunately for the Jedi, loyalist clones and Mandalorian warriors who were aiding the Jedi in their escape, the majority of their gunships were shot down by the traitorous clones, preventing them from escaping.

Forced to hold their ground until Admiral Thomas could send rescue gunships, Rhydon gave Eliza to Zarina, who was being protected by Mandalorian warriors from Clan Fett and activated his lightsaber to fight the clones under Kronos' command. As the situation was looking grim for Rhydon, Zayla, their loyalist clones, and Mandalorian allies, gunships and shuttles soon arrived, but the clones aboard them turned out to be female clones. Regardless, Rhydon ordered all of his allies to get aboard the ships and escape. As the gunships approached the Venator Star Destroyers that were waiting for them, Rhydon watched in shock as his command ship, the Republic, blew up in flames from the other Venator star destroyers that were trying to stop them. Fearing that his second and third wives, along with their close friends, all of whom were aboard the Republic, were killed in the explosion, both Rhydon and Zarina would be relieved to know that Taylor, Sierra, and Whitney were able to escape the Republic, and made their way to the Venator Attack Carrier Enterprise, which would now become the new flagship of the 101st Fleet. Once the gunships landed in the main hangars of the Venator Carrier Enterprise, Admiral Thomas gave the order for the remaining ships to jump to hyperspace.

The remainders of the 101st Fleet and Legion would proceed to rendezvous coordinates given by Yoda, which were taking the ships to the planet of Dagobah. Once at Dagobah, Rhydon would learn of Yoda’s contingency plans and make their way to the secret Jedi planet of Ossus, where the Jedi Order would go into exile in the Unknown Regions, hiding from the new Galactic Empire. After arriving at Ossus, Rhydon would reunite with his family, who had all survived Order 66, thanks to their loyalist clone troopers. Rhydon would eventually oversee the integrations of female clone troopers and male clone troopers, which turned out to be relatively quick and easy, as the female and male clones had already accepted and openly welcomed each other.

Rhydon would continue to serve as the general of the 101st Legion, and to his surprise, he would be given a seat on the Jedi Council, along with his twin sister Katelyn, Anakin, and Padme. After that, Rhydon would eventually take a female Varactyl of his own and named her Saphira, witness the birth of his newest sister Miranda from his mother and father, and happily witness his apprentice Zayla graduate to become a Jedi Knight. Rhydon would also go on to take on his firstborn son, Thomas Kenobi, as his second apprentice and would witness the births of his next two children from Zarina: Sofia, who was also Force-sensitive and combined her Jedi and Mandalorian heritage by using her Jedi lightsaber, and wearing a specially crafted Mandalorian armor and given training under Aayla Secura, and Jango Kenobi, who wasn't Force-sensitive but would follow in his Mandalorian heritage, while also being named after Zarina's adopted father, Jango. There were also the subsequent births of his two children from Taylor: Kimberly Kenobi, who would become a commodore in the Jedi Starfleet, and Orion Kenobi II, who was named after his great-grandfather and became a military officer in the Jedi Loyalist Forces. Then Rhydon would see the birth of his last three children from Sierra: Harry Kenobi, who would be trained by Jedi Knight Kira Mundi, the daughter of Jedi Master Ki-Adi Mundi, Gwen Kenobi, who was taken under the tutelage of (amusingly) Zayla Secura, and Zoey Kenobi, (who decided to wear a set of Mandalorian armor of her own after being inspired by her stepmother Zarina), and was trained by Jedi Master James Matthias. Because of his friendship with Admiral Whitney Thomas and with the blessing of his three wives, Rhydon chose her to be the godmother of all of his children.

As time went by, Rhydon, along with his twin Katelyn, advocated for a modification to the military ranking system of the Jedi Loyalists Forces and Jedi military ranks. Fortunately for him, the Council agreed, and the ranks were modified, as well as the military powers and ranks of the Jedi Order, with the addition of a special rank known as the Jedi Supreme General, who would hold all military power and decision. To Rhydon's surprise, he would be given this very rank, but he felt concerned that the power would be too much for him and requested that his sister be given the same rank to balance him out, and his request was granted. Rhydon would continue to lead the 101st Legion, which like many the many other loyal clone units, was now comprised of male and female clone troopers in many battles against the Empire.

When Imperial Grand Admiral Thrawn, who Rhydon had previous interactions and experience with, decided to defect from the Empire and join the Jedi, he, along with his twin sister Katelyn and father Obi-Wan, advocated for the induction of Grand Admiral Thrawn, believing that the Jedi and their clones would benefit from the Chiss’ knowledge, which earned him and his family Thrawn’s respect and loyalty. With support from Thrawn and his sister, Rhydon advocated that the Jedi reorganize themselves as they captured more territory from the Empire. When asked how the Jedi should reorganize, he controversially suggested they make an empire of their own, but different from the Palpatine Empire they were fighting against. Understandably, the Jedi Council was concerned by this recommendation, so both Rhydon and Katelyn came to Thrawn's aid. To ease his fellow Jedi, Rhydon and his sister recommended Padme to be the empress of the Jedi Empire since she was highly respected throughout the Galaxy. In the end, the Council agreed, but with some counter-arguments stating that the Jedi Order be slightly separate from the government of the new empire, and thus the Amidala Empire was born, with not only the planet of Naboo, but countless worlds and star systems flocking to the Amidala Empire for protection from the Palpatine Empire. When Thrawn had redesigned the aging Clone Wars Venators and built the Venator II-class Star Destroyer, Rhydon would take the rebuilt Venator II Carrier Enterprise, and continue to use the rebuilt Jedi carrier as his flagship.

When it came time for the Jedi Order to consider an alliance between the Amidala Empire and the Rebel Alliance, Rhydon was somewhat wary as he feared that the Rebels wouldn't want to ally with one Empire just to fight another. Fortunately, the respect Padme had in the Galaxy was more than enough for the Rebellion to ally with the Jedi. In the end, the Amidala Empire and Rebel Alliance came to work together quite well. To Rhydon's relief, Senator Mon Mothma, who served as the executive leader of the Rebel Alliance, was more than willing to ally with the Amidala Empire. Rhydon even learned that Mothma held great respect for Grand Admiral Thrawn and was pleased to know that he was working with the Jedi and the Amidala Empire.

Rhydon continued to serve the Jedi, leading Commander Zeus, the 101st Legion, and the clones through multiple engagements with the Empire. He would advocate for having Whitney promoted to the rank of Grand Admiral after the successes of Thrawn as a Jedi Starfleet/Amidala Imperial Navy Grand Admiral and seeing his children grow up to be great Jedi or military leaders in their rights. Because of his support of Thrawn, Rhydon was gifted with the Thrawn-class Super Star Destroyer Olympus, which would serve as the new flagship of the 101st Fleet, while the Enterprise would continue to serve as the lead carrier of the 101st Venator II Carriers.

Rhydon would participate in the Battle of Endor, eventually entering the Death Star II alongside his twin sister Katelyn, Anakin, and Padme Skywalker. They would engage in a lightsaber battle with Darth Grievous, Asajj Ventress, Darth Hunter, Sara Palpatine, and Grievous’ Sith Stalker guards, along with Palpatine himself, as Maul had already been killed by Qui-Gon nearly a year before Endor. The Sith Lords of Palpatine’s Order proved difficult for the four Jedi to fight, but fortunately, Rhydon's son Thomas, Katelyn’s daughter Sara, Anakin, and Padmé’s twins Luke and Leia came to their aid. With the additional assistance from their respective kids, Rhydon and the others were able to take down the Sith Lords and stalkers, with Rhydon and Katelyn finally ending Grievous’ reign of terror on the Jedi and avenging themselves for their humiliation on Hypori during the Clone Wars. With all the Sith taken care of, Rhydon recognized that Palpatine was the last threat and watched as Anakin and Padme fought the Sith Emperor. With the assistance of Luke and Leia, Anakin and Padme defeated and killed Palpatine and began to get off the battle station as it began to blow up.

The Jedi successfully managed to escape from the dying battle station and witness the Death Star II be destroyed during the Battle of Endor. The destruction of the Death Star II officially ended the reign of Emperor Palpatine with his death and his high-ranking Sith Lords. To Rhydon’s happiness, from the dying embers of the Palpatine Empire rose the new and better Amidala Empire, which guaranteed and protected peace, freedom, and justice for the people of the Galaxy, with Padme as the Empress and Anakin as Emperor.

Phantom Menace:

Jedi Padawan.

Jedi Padawan (Cloak).

Jedi Padawan (Cloak; Hooded).

Lightsaber.

Attack of the Clones:

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Helmet).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Hooded).

Lightsaber.

The Clone Wars:

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; 212th Attack Battalion).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Helmet; 212th Attack Battalion)

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; 212th Attack Battalion).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Hooded; 212th Attack Battalion).

Lightsaber.

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; 212th Attack Battalion; Battle of Hypori).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; 212th Attack Battalion; Battle of Hypori; Arm sliced off).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; 212th Attack Battalion; Battle of Hypori; Face slashed; Unconscious).

Jedi Padawan (Medical Frigate Bright Hope).

Jedi Padawan (Medical Frigate Bright Hope; Healed and cybernetic arm).

Lightsaber.

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; 212th Attack Battalion; Scarred).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Helmet; 212th Attack Battalion; Scarred).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; 212th Attack Battalion; Scarred).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; Hooded; 212th Attack Battalion; Scarred).

Lightsaber.

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; 101st Legion).

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; Phase 1 Helmet; 101st Legion).

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; 101st Legion).

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; Hooded; 101st Legion).

Lightsaber.

Jedi Knight (Cold Weather Gear).

Jedi Knight (Cold Weather Gear; Goggles)

Jedi Knight (Cold Weather Gear; Goggles & Hood).

Lightsaber.

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; 101st Legion).

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; Phase 2 Helmet; 101st Legion).

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; 101st Legion).

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; Hooded; 101st Legion).

Lightsaber.

Jedi Robes.

Jedi Robes (Cloak).

Jedi Robes (Cloak; Hooded).

Lightsaber.

Revenge of The Sith:

Jedi Knight.

Jedi Knight (Cloak).

Jedi Knight (Cloak; Hooded)

Lightsaber.

Post-Order 66:

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Robes).

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Robes; Cloak).

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Robes; Cloak; Hooded).

Lightsaber.

A New Hope/Empire Strikes Back/Return of The Jedi:

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Armor; Supreme General).

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Armor; Phase 3 Helmet; Supreme General).

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Armor; Cape; Supreme General).

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Armor; Phase 3 Helmet; Cape; Supreme General).

Lightsaber.

Family: King Orion Kenobi (Grandfather), Queen Marion Kenobi (Grandmother); Prince Owen Kenobi (Uncle), Princess Helena Kenobi (Aunt), Prince Samson Kenobi (Cousin), Princess Jessara Kenobi (Cousin), Sayuri Kenobi (Cousin); Obi-Wan Kenobi (Father), Siri Kenobi (Mother); Zarina Kenobi (Wife), Thomas Kenobi (Son), Sofia Kenobi (Daughter), Jango Kenobi (Son); Taylor Bosworth (Wife), Kimberly Kenobi (Daughter), Orion Kenobi II (Son); Sierra Sommers (Wife), Harry Kenobi (Son), Gwen Kenobi (Daughter), Zoey Kenobi (Daughter); Katelyn Kenobi (Sister), Daniel Klerk (Brother-In-Law), Arthur Klerk-Kenobi (Nephew), Sara Klerk-Kenobi (Niece), Jack Klerk-Kenobi (Nephew); Miranda Kenobi (Sister); Satine Kryze (Stepmother), Elisa Kenobi (Half-Sister), Anya Kryze (Half-Sister); Lord Tobias Kenobi (Granduncle), Lady Belle Kenobi (Grandaunt), Ellen Kenobi (First Cousin), Oliver Kenobi (First Cousin); Jango Fett (Father-In-Law), Zara Fett (Mother-In-Law), Boba Fett (Brother-In-Law), Sabrina Fett (Sister-In-Law); Mace Windu (Uncle-In-Law); Whitney Thomas (Best Friend).

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Jedi Master Rhydon Kenobi of the Jedi Order; Jedi General of the Republic Clone Army. Jedi General of ARC Commander Zeus and the 101st Legion. Jedi commander of the 101st Fleet and Grand Admiral Whitney Thomas. Son of Obi-Wan and Siri Kenobi; Twin Brother of Katelyn Kenobi, and Eldest Brother of Miranda Kenobi. Stepson of Duchess Satine Kryze, Eldest Half-Brother of Elisa Kenobi and Anya Kryze. Husband of Zarina Kenobi Née Fett, Taylor Bosworth, and Sierra Sommers; Father of Thomas Kenobi, Sofia Kenobi, and Jango Kenobi; Father of Kimberly Kenobi and Orion Kenobi II; Father of Harry Kenobi, Gwen Kenobi, and Zoey Kenobi. The former apprentice of Obi-Wan Kenobi. Master of Zayla Secura and Thomas Kenobi. Known as The Protector.

Rhydon Kenobi is the son of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Siri Tachi and the twin brother of Katelyn Kenobi. The two twins were able to be born on their father's birth planet of Stewjon and immediately showed that they were Force-sensitive, encouraging their parents to bring them back to Coruscant to be trained in the ways of the Jedi Order. Partly due to their unique birth and their status as twins, Rhydon and Katelyn had a special connection and bond with each other and the Force, proving to be more powerful than any other Jedi at their age. Like all the other Jedi and their parents, Rhydon and his twin sister began training as Jedi Younglings under Jedi Master Yoda’s supervision and tutelage. Once Rhydon was nine years old, he was chosen as his father Obi-Wan’s Jedi apprentice, whereas Katelyn was selected by their mother, Siri Tachi.

Rhydon’s first mission as a Jedi Padawan under his father’s tutelage was to force a settlement with the Trade Federation blockade of the planet Naboo. Rhydon, alongside his father Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon Jinn, his father’s former master, journeyed to Naboo, where he saw the massive blockade fleet of Trade Federation ships. When the three Jedi arrived at Naboo, they were forced to make their way to the planet's surface while also discovering an invasion force.

Rhydon, Obi-Wan, and Qui-Gon each stowed away on separate landing ships and regrouped with each other in the swamps of Naboo, meeting a skilled Gungan scout named Jar Jar Binks. Jar Jar brought the three Jedi to the Gungan city of Otoh Gunga, where they were allowed to use special transport to get to the capital city of Theed. Upon arriving at Theed, Obi-Wan, Rhydon, Qui-Gon, and Jar Jar worked together to destroy the battle droids that were escorting Queen Amidala and proceeded to get her off Naboo and take her to Coruscant. They were able to liberate the queen’s ship and began to leave the planet, but they had to fly their way past the Trade Federation blockade; they were successful in doing so, but in the process of escaping, their ship was damaged.

Because the ship, specifically the hyperdrive, was damaged, the Jedi and their protectorate were forced to fly to Tatooine with the hope that they could find the parts required to repair the ship. During the trip to Tatooine, Obi-Wan, Rhydon, and Qui-Gon learned that Queen Amidala was Force-sensitive and that she was given a Holocron when she was born; they also learned that they would hopefully find a Force-sensitive boy on Tatooine; therefore making her and the boy on Tatooine two of the chosen four: the ones meant to bring balance to the Force. Once the ship landed on Tatooine, Obi-Wan stayed behind to protect the Queen, while Qui-Gon, Jar Jar, Rhydon, one of the Queen’s handmaidens Padmé, and an astromech droid named R2-D2 went out to collect the parts they needed.

The group of five soon returned with the parts that they required, as well as the boy that they were looking for: Anakin Skywalker. However, they could not escape without trouble, as they were attacked by a Sith warrior named Darth Maul. After escaping from the Sith warrior, they proceeded to Coruscant, where Queen Amidala would present her planet's case to the Republic Senate. The Jedi would present the Queen and Anakin to the Jedi Council. The Council agreed that Anakin and Padmé would need to be trained as Jedi, but they would have to wait until after the situation with the Trade Federation and Naboo was resolved. After the Senate failed to do anything regarding the Trade Federation's occupation of Naboo, Queen Amidala returned to her home planet, and Obi-Wan, Rhydon, and Qui-Gon decided to accompany the Queen back to Naboo; however, they would not leave Coruscant alone, as they were also joined by Jedi Master Dooku, who was not only a sitting member of the Jedi Council but also Qui-Gon’s former Master. Upon arriving at the planet, Rhydon and his fellow Jedi began to help Queen Amidala free her world from the Trade Federation. They started by helping the Queen, who turned out to be Padmé, in forging a better relationship between the Naboo and the Gungans. Next, they worked to liberate the Naboo Royal Fighters so that they could attack the droid control ship that orbited the planet. Once that was finished, they moved towards the palace throne room, where Viceroy Nute Gunray of the Trade Federation would be located.

As they were about to leave the palace hangar, they reencountered Darth Maul. Obi-Wan ordered Rhydon to go with Queen Amidala while he, Qui-Gon, and Dooku stayed to fight the Zabrak Sith warrior. As Rhydon, alongside Padmé, Captain Panaka, and a contingent of security officers, made their way to the throne room, they were captured and brought before the Viceroy. As Viceroy Gunray gloated that Padmé’s resistance was at an end, her decoy arrived to take the focus off of Padmé, allowing her to grab two pistols hidden in the arm of the throne, tossing one to Panaka and prompting Rhydon to activate his lightsaber.

As the Viceroy was captured, all of the battle droids suddenly shut down, and Gunray and his aide Rune Haako were utterly defenseless. Afterward, Rhydon rejoined his father, Qui-Gon, and Dooku, helping them to look for the Zabrak Sith that they fought against, who Obi-Wan informed Rhydon was able to get away from the three Jedi when Obi-Wan destroyed the Zabrak's lightsaber, but they were unable to find him. The four Jedi could only assume that the Sith warrior managed to escape. Rhydon would then reunite with Anakin, who explained how he destroyed the droid control ship, whom Rhydon was amazed by and quickly befriended.

After the search for the Zabrak failed, Rhydon, his father, Qui-Gon, and Dooku remained on Naboo, waiting for the Jedi Council and the new supreme chancellor to arrive. When they did, he respected Sheev Palpatine, the newly elected Supreme Chancellor of the Galactic Republic, though he did not trust the man. He also didn’t like how Palpatine kept looking at his twin sister Katelyn, who had also arrived at Naboo along with their mother, Siri, who he happily hugged. After the Council was informed of what happened, Rhydon watched joyfully as Anakin Skywalker was allowed into the Jedi Order as Qui-Gon Jinn’s new apprentice.

Rhydon would then accept his new mission with his father, which was to remain on Naboo to officially serve as Queen Amidala’s protectors and advisers alongside his mother and sister. Secretly, however, he was to train alongside Padmé Amidala, as she was secretly a Jedi and was believed to be one of the Chosen Four. During his training on Naboo, his family was surprisingly summoned by the king of the planet Stewjon, Rhydon’s home planet, his twin sister Katelyn, and his father, Obi-Wan Kenobi. Upon arriving at the planet Stewjon, Rhydon learned that the king of Stewjon was his grandfather: King Orion Kenobi. This, in turn, led him to meet his grandmother Queen Marion Kenobi, uncle Prince Owen Kenobi, and aunt Princess Helena Kenobi.

After meeting his family, Rhydon and Katelyn happily watched as their grandfather married their parents. Rhydon and Katelyn would even learn their family's history and how they were beloved by the people of Stewjon. The only member of their family that they didn’t like was their great Uncle Tobias Kenobi, who constantly belittled the Jedi and showed nothing but disrespect and hatred toward Rhydon and his family. Eventually, they would return to Naboo and resume their duties as Padmé’s protectors and advisors.

Soon, Padmé’s tenure as queen ended. Still, tensions in the Galaxy had arisen when several planets and star systems defected from the Galactic Republic and joined a movement known as the Confederacy of Independent Systems, otherwise known as the Separatist Alliance. The tensions were so bad that there was a potential threat of war between the two government factions. The Jedi and former queen learned that the Republic Senate, now under the leadership of Sheev Palpatine as Supreme Chancellor, was voting for the creation of an army. Rhydon and Katelyn, while apprehensive about the idea of a war, were willing to accept that there would be a need for the Jedi to be involved. Rhydon felt that the Jedi, as protectors of the Galactic Republic, should do whatever it took to defend the Republic, even if it meant leading an army into battle.

Rhydon would witness Padmé take on the mantle of senator for Naboo, with Jar-Jar officially serving as the Gungan representative while secretly serving as Padmé’s protector in the Senate. Rhydon, his father, mother, and sister began to escort the newly nominated Naboo senator back to Coruscant. Still, when they arrived, an explosive was set off, destroying the ship they used to transport Senator Amidala. Fortunately, the Senator wasn’t on board the vessel but instead a decoy.

Afterward, Rhydon and his family were given new assignments: with the war soon coming, Obi-Wan, along with Rhydon, had been tasked with finding out who attempted to assassinate Padmé, while Siri and Katelyn would go to Mandalore to ensure that the alliance between the Jedi and the Mandalorians would remain strong. Rhydon reminded his father of the threat against Padmé and asked who would take over their role in protecting her, and learned that Qui-Gon and his new apprentice, Anakin Skywalker, would protect her. Afterward, Rhydon and his father began their investigation by analyzing the wreckage of the Naboo ship that transported the decoy senator. When they learned that Qui-Gon and Anakin had captured a bounty hunter named Cad Bane, they interrogated him. Through their interrogation, they discovered that a pair of rogue Mandalorian warriors hired Bane called the Borkus brothers, thus leading Rhydon’s father to inform his mother and have her ask Duchess Satine Kryze if she knew anything about the rogue Mandalorians. At the same time, he and Obi-Wan traveled to the planet Kamino, where they could speak to an ally of the Jedi: Jango Fett.

Upon arriving at Kamino, Rhydon and his father would meet Jango, a Mandalorian bounty hunter serving as the genetic template for the Jedi’s secret clone army. During their meeting, they also met with Jango’s wife, Zara, his young son Boba, and then later Jango’s adopted daughter Zarina. Zarina explained to the Jedi that she was initially born as Zarina Vizsla and how the Borkus brothers were Mandalorian warriors who were part of a rogue Mandalorian group known as the Death Watch, which Siri also confirmed from Mandalore. As Zarina explained about her earlier life, Rhydon couldn’t help but feel an attraction to Zarina and stared at her natural beauty, an act that was equally returned by Zarina, who would later confess to finding Rhydon handsome. Rhydon felt through the Force that he and Jango’s daughter were destined to be together. As the Jedi spoke with their Mandalorian allies, they were suddenly attacked by the Borkus brothers, leading the two Jedi, Jango and Zarina, to fight the two Death Watch mercenaries.

During the fight, Rhydon and Zarina were able to kill the younger Borkus brother together, but the older Borkus brother escaped. Alongside Jango and Zarina in Jango’s ship, the Slave 1, Rhydon and Obi-Wan followed the older Borkus brother to the planet of Geonosis, where they would learn that King Oppo Rancisis and the Separatist Council were on the planet. The Jedi and Mandalorians split up, with the Jedi following Rancisis and the Separatist Council. In doing so, they learned that the Separatists were building a massive droid army in the Geonosian droid factory and planning to use it to attack the Republic.

Rhydon and his father found a secluded spot, contacted Qui-Gon, Anakin, and Padmé on Tatooine, and attempted to get in contact with his mother and sister on Mandalore (only to learn that they were actually on Stewjon) to establish communications with the Jedi Council and Supreme Chancellor Palpatine on Coruscant. After doing so, they reported what they had discovered and were soon captured in the middle of the transmission by Geonosians and droids. Rhydon, along with his father, was then imprisoned in a specialized cell within the Geonosian stronghold. Eventually, they were approached by Rancisis, who took pride in their capture and boasted of their foolishness.

Rhydon and his father would then be taken to the Geonosian Arena of Justice, where they were reunited with Qui-Gon Jinn, Anakin Skywalker, and Padmé Amidala. The four Jedi and senator/secret Jedi were chained to several pillars and awaited their fates. As Rhydon and Obi-Wan were chained to two pillars, they learned that Qui-Gon, Anakin, and Padmé attempted a rescue mission to get them. The Geonosians then released five monstrous creatures: a Reek, Nexu, Acklay, Rancor, and a Gundark came into the arena to kill the seven prisoners. Despite their situation, Rhydon and the other prisoners were able to get free of their respective pillars and began to challenge a specific creature that came at them.

While Obi-Wan faced off against the Acklay, Anakin the Reek, Padmé the Nexu, and Qui-Gon the Gundark, Rhydon ended up confronting the Rancor, which he considered to be the worst to get. Eventually, Anakin gained control of the Reek and saved Padmé, taking out the Nexu. But Obi-Wan was struggling to stay ahead of the Acklay, while Qui-Gon was evading the Gundark, and Rhydon was just barely staying below the Rancor. As the prisoners dealt with their respective creatures, Jango, Zarina, and multiple Jedi, among them including Siri and Katelyn, began to activate their lightsabers, surrounding the Geonosian Arena. Soon the Jedi started to fight with swarms of battle droids flooding into the arena.

Rhydon and the other four Jedi were given back their confiscated lightsabers by Jango and Zarina. As he cut down the battle droids, Rhydon was able to take down the Rancor, as Obi-Wan did the same thing with the Acklay and Qui-Gon the Gundark. Unfortunately for the Jedi and two Mandalorians, they would eventually be surrounded by the army of droids but stood their ground. Fortunately, they would all be saved when Master Yoda and Jar Jar Binks arrived with clone troopers aboard gunships and many Mandalorian warriors of Clan Fett, all coming to aid and rescue the remaining survivors. Once Yoda, Jar Jar, the clones, and the Mandalorians arrived, the battle began to resume, with the Jedi boarding the gunships while the clones and Mandalorians provided cover fire. However, in the confusion of the evacuation, Rhydon was separated from his father but joined up with Twi’lek Jedi Knight Aayla Secura. As they escaped the arena, the cease-fire would only last until they reached a large plain where the Droid Army engaged the Clone Army.

While Jango and Zarina left to join the Jedi, clones, and their fellow Mandalorians, Obi-Wan remained in the gunship he boarded with Anakin and Padmé, following Rancisis to his secret hangar, Rhydon chose to follow Aayla Secura into the battle. Throughout the battle, he showed exceptional skill in leading the clones, and if he saw a trooper fall from a blaster bolt but was still alive, he would jump in front of that particular trooper and cover him; these actions would later go on to earn Rhydon Kenobi the eternal respect and trust from the clone troopers.

After the Battle of Geonosis, the Clone Wars began, and Rhydon married Zarina Fett and became a Jedi Commander. His father was given command of his own clone battalion: the 212th Attack Battalion. Rhydon, along with Obi-Wan and his father’s new clone commander: CC-2224, Clone Commander Cody, took the 212th and turned it into one of the Republic's top clone units. As time went by, Rhydon began to wear the orange colors of the 212th Attack Battalion on his combat armor, to have a close connection with the clones that were under his and his father’s command, and it proved to be successful.

Along with the 212th Attack Battalion, Rhydon’s father was also given his own fleet and flagship: the 212th Attack Fleet, with the Venator-class Star Destroyer Cruiser Negotiator. With his new flagship, Obi-Wan also received a new fleet admiral named Admiral Kendal Ozzel. However, Rhydon didn’t like Ozzel and tried to encourage his father to seek other officers that would be able to do their jobs. One such officer was Captain Firmus Piett, and with the help of his mother’s fleet admiral: Admiral Cadmus Ordo, he and Obi-Wan also discovered Lieutenant Whitney Thomas; after finding these two officers, Rhydon watched as his father had them reassigned to The Negotiator. To Rhydon’s displeasure, Ozzel instantly targeted them, making their assignments to the ship difficult. Ozzel often tried to belittle Captain Piett's efforts on the Negotiator, to little effect, but it was his treatment towards Lieutenant Thomas that truly disgusted the Jedi padawan.

Ozzel made it abundantly clear that he viewed female officers as inferior to male officers. He would either belittle her, scoff at her suggestions, outright ignore her, or even refuse to promote her to a higher rank. Fortunately, to Rhydon’s amusement, Captain Piett recognized her potential and took the young female lieutenant under his wing as his protégé, much to Ozzel’s dislike. As time passed, Rhydon and Obi-Wan’s dislike for Ozzel intensified while their trust and respect for Piett grew. Ozzel even ostracized himself from the Jedi, as well as his fellow admirals, by laughing at any of his Jedi general's orders and even going through with his own plans, which only resulted in the deaths of many clones and officers, and even treated the threat of the Separatists with incompetence and laziness.

Eventually, Rhydon’s father would give him special command of the 212th Attack Fleet as Obi-Wan had to return to Coruscant. During his temporary command, Rhydon learned from Captain Piett that a Separatist Armada was forming over the Fourth Moon of Hoth. Rhydon chose to attack them, formulating an excellent attack strategy. Unfortunately, due to Ozzel’s incompetence, the plan failed, and instead of the 212th Fleet coming out of Hyperspace on the edge of the enemy armada, the ships of the 212th somehow ended up in the middle of the Separatist flotilla, resulting in numerous ships being damaged or destroyed.

Rightfully angered that Ozzel had ruined his plan to surprise attack the Separatists warships, Rhydon decided that he had had enough with the incompetent Admiral. Rhydon Immediately stripped Ozzel of his position as admiral of the Negotiator and the 212th Attack Fleet and transferred him to another fleet. After getting rid of Ozzel, Rhydon immediately promoted Firmus Piett to the rank of admiral, which in turn resulted in Whitney Thomas getting the rank of Commodore. When Rhydon later became a Jedi Knight and was given command of the 101st Fleet, his father permitted him to take Commodore Thomas as his fleet admiral.

Rhydon worked closely with his father and Commander Cody, but there were a few times that Rhydon worked with other Jedi on separate missions. One such mission was with Jedi Master Aayla Secura to Hypori, a mission that nearly took Rhydon’s life, as well as his twin sister Katelyn's. Rhydon, alongside Katelyn, went to Hypori to destroy a droid factory on the planet with Jedi Knights Aayla Secura and Tarr Seirr, Jedi Masters Ki-Adi Mundi, Shaak Ti, K’Kruhk, and Daakman Barrek. Upon arriving at the planet, however, their ship was caught in an orbital minefield and was forced to crash land on the planet's surface. During the crash, each Jedi were separated but would regroup with each other, with the unfortunate exception of Master Barrek, as the Separatist’s new general slew him, a Sith Stalker named Grievous. Rhydon and the other Jedi were then attacked by the Sith Stalker, with Rhydon barely avoiding getting crushed to death.

As the lightsaber battle began, Rhydon watched as Aayla Secura was thrown into the rafters of the wrecked ship but witnessed Tarr Seirr being killed and K'Kruhk slashed by Grievous. Rhydon witnessed Ki-Adi Mundi kicked down, and Shaak Ti was thrown into a wall, leaving him and his twin sister alone to fight the Sith Stalker. As Rhydon and Katelyn continued to duel with Grievous, Rhydon was knocked down, pinned by debris, and forced to watch as his sister had to battle Grievous alone.

Rhydon struggled to free himself to help his sister, but just as he got free, Grievous used the Force to bash Katelyn into a crumbled wall. As a result, Katelyn achieved a gash on the left side of her temple and slumped to the ground, instantly feeling the effects of a concussion. Rhydon quickly used the Force to pull his lightsaber to him, along with one of Katelyn's lightsabers, which turned out to be her red-bladed lightsaber which she had taken from a Dark Jedi, and began clashing blades with Grievous. Though Rhydon was not as well trained in dual-wielding lightsaber combat as Katelyn was, he was determined to protect his sister. Unfortunately for Rhydon, his inexperience in fighting with two sabers turned against him, as Grievous bladed locked his blue-bladed lightsaber while destroying Katelyn's red lightsaber and then cut off Rhydon's right arm at the elbow before going further to slash his lightsaber across Rhydon's face.

Now disoriented from losing his arm and having his face slashed by a lightsaber, Rhydon could not stop Grievous from kicking him down to the ground, only to end up lying next to his twin sister. As Rhydon lost consciousness, he felt his remaining hand be taken and held by Katelyn and blacked out. Fortunately for Rhydon, he and his sister's lives would be saved by Jedi Master Ki-Adi Mundi, who intercepted Grievous' killing blow and pushed him back away from Rhydon and Katelyn long enough for ARC Captain Fordo and the Muunilinst Ten to evacuate them, along with Shaak Ti, Aayla Secura, and K'Kruhk, all of whom were still alive.

Rhydon would be transferred to a medical frigate named Bright Hope, where he was placed into a Bacta Tank for healing. Rhydon's wounds took a while to heal, along with being in a coma, but he would eventually reawaken and complete his recovery. The only reminders of his ordeal on Hypori were the cybernetic arm that replaced his natural hand and the scar that now ran across his face. Before the Battle of Hypori, Rhydon made it a struggle for his father to teach him the values of patience and humility. However, after his defeat at the hands of General Grievous, Rhydon began to take his father's lessons closer to heart, as well as developing a desire to protect those around him.

Eventually, after his father and mother were accepted onto the Jedi Council, Rhydon and his twin sister Katelyn were allowed to take the Jedi Trials, which they both passed with flying colors. After becoming a Jedi Knight, Rhydon was allowed to take command of the 101st Legion, which had lost its Jedi commander in the Battle of Hypori, and selected ARC-101 "Zeus," who was also at Hypori as a part of Muunilinst Ten that rescued him, Katelyn (who took command of a new clone battalion: the 82nd Attack Battalion), and the rest of the Jedi survivors, as his regiment commander. Rhydon also took command of the conjoined 101st Fleet with his new flagship, the Venator-class Star Destroyer Cruiser Republic, and took his friend Commodore Whitney Thomas to be his new fleet admiral. Together, Rhydon and Zeus made the 101st Legion into a formidable fighting force, alongside Zeus' two remaining batch mates, ARC Major Poseidon and ARC Captain Hades; Rhydon also took the liberty of awarding Zeus with the prestigious Jaig Eyes, a revered award among the clones as it is seen as a mark for exceptionable honor, just as Katelyn awarded her own battalion commander, ARC-82 "Arthur" with the same Jaig Eyes. After Rhydon took command of the 101st Fleet, he would recommend Commodore Whitney Thomas for promotion to Fleet Admiral under his command, an act that would allow him to form a strong bond of friendship between the two.

Rhydon would lead the 101st Legion in many campaigns alongside Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades throughout the Clone Wars, often teaming up with his father's 212th Attack Battalion, his mother's 424th Legion, the 501st Legion under Anakin Skywalker, or even Qui-Gon and the 12th Legion. Still, for the most part, Rhydon's legion would fight alongside his sister Katelyn and the 82nd Attack Battalion. As the Clone War progressed, Rhydon and Katelyn grew stronger in the Force as they fought side by side, both of them being recognized as heroes of the Republic and gaining reputations and nicknames of their own. Because of his innate desire to protect his troops and innocent civilians in any battle, Rhydon became known as The Protector. In contrast, his sister Katelyn became known as The Peacekeeper.

Rhydon would soon take on an apprentice of his own. Rhydon’s apprentice was a blue-skinned female Twi'lek named Zayla Secura, the daughter of Aayla Secura, whom Rhydon held a tremendous amount of respect for since Geonosis and Hypori. Rhydon took Zayla under his wing and treated her not just as his padawan but as though she was his daughter, which made their bond as master and apprentice very strong. Rhydon even observed, with pride, that Zayla got along well with the clones and treated them with kindness, generosity, and decency.

Rhydon would soon receive word that his mother Siri and Jedi Master Ki-Adi Mundi had convinced the Jedi Council to agree to allow the Jedi to practice polygamy, the practice of multiple marriages, in which a member of the Jedi Order could be married to at least three partners. This essentially allowed Rhydon to be married not only to Zarina but also to two other women of his choosing, and he chose to follow in his secret romantic feelings for Commodore Taylor Bosworth, a rising naval officer within the ranks of the 101st Fleet, who he loved as equally as he loved Zarina. As time went by, Rhydon came to work alongside another Jedi named Sierra Sommers, the niece of Jedi Master Mace Windu, and he also ended up falling in love with her and asking her to marry him. Happy with his three wives, Rhydon hoped to have children with each of them soon.

On many occasions throughout the Clone Wars, Rhydon would encounter General Grievous. While remembering his first encounter on Hypori, Rhydon fought the Sith Stalker with wariness, learning the best way to fight the menace of the Jedi Order. On several occasions, Rhydon would encounter Oppo Rancisis, Darth Maul, Asajj Ventress, and his father's arch-nemesis: Darth Xanatos, a fallen Jedi that had at one point been the apprentice to Qui-Gon Jinn. Because Xanatos wanted to break Obi-Wan's spirit, he often tried to kill Rhydon and Katelyn, but Rhydon was always careful and came out on top over Xanatos.

As the end of the Clone Wars was near, Rhydon was preparing to go to Mandalore, which had been taken over by Darth Maul and the rogue Mandalorian warriors named Death Watch, who had become loyal to him, alongside his father, sister, and Anakin Skywalker. When word of a Separatist attack on Coruscant was happening, where Supreme Chancellor Palpatine and Senator Padmé Amidala were captured, Rhydon, Katelyn, Obi-Wan, and Anakin had to go in and rescue them. In contrast, Zayla and Anakin's newly graduated apprentice Ahsoka Tano took half of the 101st Legion and the 332nd Company, a division in the 501st Legion, respectively, to Mandalore. The space battle above the Republic capital planet was hectic, and Rhydon couldn't help but watch as his father Obi-Wan nearly lost his life to buzz droids at one point, had he not been rescued by Qui-Gon Jinn, who was flying with his clone fighter group, Emerald Squadron.

Upon successfully landing in the main hangar of General Grievous’ command ship, the Providence-class Dreadnought Invisible Hand, the four Jedi realized that Palpatine and Padme were put in two different parts of the warship. Padme was placed in the top of the ship's observation tower, while Palpatine was in an observation room near the ship's bridge at the bow section. Choosing to split up, Rhydon and Katelyn went to get Padmé, while Obi-Wan and Anakin both ventured to the Chancellor’s location.

Fighting any droids they encountered, Rhydon and Katelyn reached the Invisible Hand's observation deck. Rhydon and Katelyn approached Padme as she was held in an observation chair, only to find Rancisis waiting for them. Rhydon and Katelyn hesitated to engage the Thisspiasian, not because of his formidable Form II Makashi lightsaber combat style but because his snake-like body gave him considerable reach. They fought him cautiously and kept their eyes open for any opening they could exploit.

Eventually, Rancisis used his tail to knock Rhydon off his feet and wrapped it around Katelyn, constricting her body tightly. After regaining his balance, Rhydon was quick to save his sister, and with his lightsaber in hand, Rhydon jumped at Rancisis and cut off his tail, freeing Katelyn. After Katelyn was free from Rancisis’ tail, Rhydon turned towards the fallen Jedi Master, who was now unbalanced from losing his tail. Taking advantage of Rancisis’ unbalance, Rhydon fought the serpentine Force-user, cut off his hands, and caught the serpentine Sith Lord’s lightsaber to hold against Rancisis’ neck with his own lightsaber in an X-formation. Initially choosing to spare Rancisis, Rhydon left the former Jedi to check on his sister.

As Rhydon was checking on Katelyn, he was warned by Padme to watch out, prompting him to turn and see Rancisis use the Force to throw his lightsaber at the Kenobi twins. Using the Force in return to knock Rancisis’ lightsaber off its course, Rhydon grabbed both his lightsaber and one of Katelyn’s and threw them at Rancisis. Watching the two lightsabers fly towards Rancisis, Rhydon watched as the two sabers cut through the Thisspiasian’s neck, thus decapitating his head from his body. Although Rhydon did not want to kill Oppo Rancisis, he understood that he had no choice; he had to protect not only himself but his twin sister and Padme, and therefore even though he initially showed mercy to Rancisis, he had to kill the fallen Jedi Master.

After Rancisis’ death, Rhydon finished ensuring Katelyn was okay and proceeded to release Padme. After that, the group of three began to return to the hangar, where they rendezvoused with Rhydon’s and Katelyn’s respective astromech droids: B1-U3 or Blue, and R3-D1 or Red as Katelyn named him. They learned from the droids that Obi-Wan, Anakin, and Chancellor Palpatine were captured, along with Obi-Wan and Anakin’s droids R4-P17 and R2-D2, and were taken to the bridge. Deciding to save their father, friend, and the Chancellor, Rhydon and Katelyn, along with Padme and the droids, began to make their way to the bridge, cutting down any battle droids they met along the way.

Soon they reached the bridge where Obi-Wan and Anakin were battling with Grievous’ Magna-guards while the Sith Stalker and Xanatos watched. The twins gained the element of surprise and succeeded in killing Xanatos. Rhydon, Katelyn, Obi-Wan, and Anakin proceeded to confront Grievous. Rather than be captured by the five opponents, Grievous surprised them by throwing an electro-staff of one of his destroyed Magna-guards, and the Sith Stalker was sucked out into space. At the same time, the Jedi, astromech droids, and politicians held onto different monitors to avoid being sucked out into space with Grievous.

As Grievous managed to get back into the ship, only to jettison in one of the escape pods, Obi-Wan and Anakin realized that the Invisible Hand was disabled and directed on a collision course to the planet's surface. Immediately Rhydon, Katelyn, Obi-Wan, Anakin, Padme, and Palpatine strapped themselves into different chairs while the astromech droids magnetized to the floor. Rhydon aided Anakin in flying the ship down to the planet's surface while the others strapped themselves into their seats, just in case anything went wrong. Eventually, the ship crash lands on the surface of Coruscant, coming to a stop on an airstrip.

After the Battle of Coruscant, a massive hunt for Grievous would begin, along with the other remaining Sith leading the Droid Army. Rhydon immediately left for Mandalore to assist his apprentice Zayla, the 101st clones under her command, Ahsoka Tano and the 332nd Company, and the True Mandalorian warriors. At the same time, his sister would aid Master Yoda, Qui-Gon, and the Wookies on Kashyyyk. Upon arriving at Mandalore, Rhydon wasted no time in having the 101st Fleet engage the remainder of Maul's fleet while he and Zeus launched their gunships to deploy the ground forces of the 101st Legion. As they landed at the docks of Sundari, quickly beginning their attack, they learned that the 332nd Company and 101st division were deadlocked in a heated battle with the remaining droid and Death Watch forces, while Ahsoka and Zayla were respectively dueling Maul. As the battle continued, Rhydon would hear Zayla over the com-link, reporting that she and Ahsoka had defeated and captured Maul and prevented him from escaping.

The capture of Maul was the final nail for the Separatist campaign in the Siege of Mandalore. The planet was restored under the leadership of Rhydon's stepmother, Duchess Satine Kryze, after ensuring Maul's imprisonment in a special Mandalorian tomb that was built in the days of the old Republic, when the Jedi and Mandalorians were enemies. Rhydon allowed Ahsoka and her 332nd Company to escort Maul to Coruscant. At the same time, he and the 101st Legion remained on Mandalore to aid in ridding any remaining battle droids and Death Watch warriors. During this time, Rhydon learned from Zarina that she was pregnant with their first child, but their happiness was cut short when Commander Zeus frantically informed them that Chancellor Palpatine had initiated Order 66, declaring all Jedi as traitors to the Republic.

Fortunately for the Rhydon and his padawan Zayla, Commander Zeus, Major Poseidon, Captain Hades, and over eighty percent of the 101st Legion were still loyal to them and the Jedi Order, but the remaining twenty percent, led by Clone Lieutenant Kronos, were planning to follow through on Order 66. As Rhydon ordered the loyal 101st clones to retreat to the gunships, Satine gave him his toddler half-sister Elisa Kenobi, to be taken to be trained as a Jedi. In contrast, his other half-sister Anya Kryze would be trained to be the next Duchess of Mandalore. As Rhydon made his escape with Eliza, he was subsequently shot in the back of his left shoulder by Kronos, who was hot on his tail. Fortunately, Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades would come to Rhydon's aid as they began to fire upon Kronos, who was forced to take cover as the Jedi, toddler, and clones made their way to the main dockyards of Sundari. Unfortunately for the Jedi, loyalist clones and Mandalorian warriors who were aiding the Jedi in their escape, the majority of their gunships were shot down by the traitorous clones, preventing them from escaping.

Forced to hold their ground until Admiral Thomas could send rescue gunships, Rhydon gave Eliza to Zarina, who was being protected by Mandalorian warriors from Clan Fett and activated his lightsaber to fight the clones under Kronos' command. As the situation was looking grim for Rhydon, Zayla, their loyalist clones, and Mandalorian allies, gunships and shuttles soon arrived, but the clones aboard them turned out to be female clones. Regardless, Rhydon ordered all of his allies to get aboard the ships and escape. As the gunships approached the Venator Star Destroyers that were waiting for them, Rhydon watched in shock as his command ship, the Republic, blew up in flames from the other Venator star destroyers that were trying to stop them. Fearing that his second and third wives, along with their close friends, all of whom were aboard the Republic, were killed in the explosion, both Rhydon and Zarina would be relieved to know that Taylor, Sierra, and Whitney were able to escape the Republic, and made their way to the Venator Attack Carrier Enterprise, which would now become the new flagship of the 101st Fleet. Once the gunships landed in the main hangars of the Venator Carrier Enterprise, Admiral Thomas gave the order for the remaining ships to jump to hyperspace.

The remainders of the 101st Fleet and Legion would proceed to rendezvous coordinates given by Yoda, which were taking the ships to the planet of Dagobah. Once at Dagobah, Rhydon would learn of Yoda’s contingency plans and make their way to the secret Jedi planet of Ossus, where the Jedi Order would go into exile in the Unknown Regions, hiding from the new Galactic Empire. After arriving at Ossus, Rhydon would reunite with his family, who had all survived Order 66, thanks to their loyalist clone troopers. Rhydon would eventually oversee the integrations of female clone troopers and male clone troopers, which turned out to be relatively quick and easy, as the female and male clones had already accepted and openly welcomed each other.

Rhydon would continue to serve as the general of the 101st Legion, and to his surprise, he would be given a seat on the Jedi Council, along with his twin sister Katelyn, Anakin, and Padme. After that, Rhydon would eventually take a female Varactyl of his own and named her Saphira, witness the birth of his newest sister Miranda from his mother and father, and happily witness his apprentice Zayla graduate to become a Jedi Knight. Rhydon would also go on to take on his firstborn son, Thomas Kenobi, as his second apprentice and would witness the births of his next two children from Zarina: Sofia, who was also Force-sensitive and combined her Jedi and Mandalorian heritage by using her Jedi lightsaber, and wearing a specially crafted Mandalorian armor and given training under Aayla Secura, and Jango Kenobi, who wasn't Force-sensitive but would follow in his Mandalorian heritage, while also being named after Zarina's adopted father, Jango. There were also the subsequent births of his two children from Taylor: Kimberly Kenobi, who would become a commodore in the Jedi Starfleet, and Orion Kenobi II, who was named after his great-grandfather and became a military officer in the Jedi Loyalist Forces. Then Rhydon would see the birth of his last three children from Sierra: Harry Kenobi, who would be trained by Jedi Knight Kira Mundi, the daughter of Jedi Master Ki-Adi Mundi, Gwen Kenobi, who was taken under the tutelage of (amusingly) Zayla Secura, and Zoey Kenobi, (who decided to wear a set of Mandalorian armor of her own after being inspired by her stepmother Zarina), and was trained by Jedi Master James Matthias. Because of his friendship with Admiral Whitney Thomas and with the blessing of his three wives, Rhydon chose her to be the godmother of all of his children.

As time went by, Rhydon, along with his twin Katelyn, advocated for a modification to the military ranking system of the Jedi Loyalists Forces and Jedi military ranks. Fortunately for him, the Council agreed, and the ranks were modified, as well as the military powers and ranks of the Jedi Order, with the addition of a special rank known as the Jedi Supreme General, who would hold all military power and decision. To Rhydon's surprise, he would be given this very rank, but he felt concerned that the power would be too much for him and requested that his sister be given the same rank to balance him out, and his request was granted. Rhydon would continue to lead the 101st Legion, which like many the many other loyal clone units, was now comprised of male and female clone troopers in many battles against the Empire.

When Imperial Grand Admiral Thrawn, who Rhydon had previous interactions and experience with, decided to defect from the Empire and join the Jedi, he, along with his twin sister Katelyn and father Obi-Wan, advocated for the induction of Grand Admiral Thrawn, believing that the Jedi and their clones would benefit from the Chiss’ knowledge, which earned him and his family Thrawn’s respect and loyalty. With support from Thrawn and his sister, Rhydon advocated that the Jedi reorganize themselves as they captured more territory from the Empire. When asked how the Jedi should reorganize, he controversially suggested they make an empire of their own, but different from the Palpatine Empire they were fighting against. Understandably, the Jedi Council was concerned by this recommendation, so both Rhydon and Katelyn came to Thrawn's aid. To ease his fellow Jedi, Rhydon and his sister recommended Padme to be the empress of the Jedi Empire since she was highly respected throughout the Galaxy. In the end, the Council agreed, but with some counter-arguments stating that the Jedi Order be slightly separate from the government of the new empire, and thus the Amidala Empire was born, with not only the planet of Naboo, but countless worlds and star systems flocking to the Amidala Empire for protection from the Palpatine Empire. When Thrawn had redesigned the aging Clone Wars Venators and built the Venator II-class Star Destroyer, Rhydon would take the rebuilt Venator II Carrier Enterprise, and continue to use the rebuilt Jedi carrier as his flagship.

When it came time for the Jedi Order to consider an alliance between the Amidala Empire and the Rebel Alliance, Rhydon was somewhat wary as he feared that the Rebels wouldn't want to ally with one Empire just to fight another. Fortunately, the respect Padme had in the Galaxy was more than enough for the Rebellion to ally with the Jedi. In the end, the Amidala Empire and Rebel Alliance came to work together quite well. To Rhydon's relief, Senator Mon Mothma, who served as the executive leader of the Rebel Alliance, was more than willing to ally with the Amidala Empire. Rhydon even learned that Mothma held great respect for Grand Admiral Thrawn and was pleased to know that he was working with the Jedi and the Amidala Empire.

Rhydon continued to serve the Jedi, leading Commander Zeus, the 101st Legion, and the clones through multiple engagements with the Empire. He would advocate for having Whitney promoted to the rank of Grand Admiral after the successes of Thrawn as a Jedi Starfleet/Amidala Imperial Navy Grand Admiral and seeing his children grow up to be great Jedi or military leaders in their rights. Because of his support of Thrawn, Rhydon was gifted with the Thrawn-class Super Star Destroyer Olympus, which would serve as the new flagship of the 101st Fleet, while the Enterprise would continue to serve as the lead carrier of the 101st Venator II Carriers.

Rhydon would participate in the Battle of Endor, eventually entering the Death Star II alongside his twin sister Katelyn, Anakin, and Padme Skywalker. They would engage in a lightsaber battle with Darth Grievous, Asajj Ventress, Darth Hunter, Sara Palpatine, and Grievous’ Sith Stalker guards, along with Palpatine himself, as Maul had already been killed by Qui-Gon nearly a year before Endor. The Sith Lords of Palpatine’s Order proved difficult for the four Jedi to fight, but fortunately, Rhydon's son Thomas, Katelyn’s daughter Sara, Anakin, and Padmé’s twins Luke and Leia came to their aid. With the additional assistance from their respective kids, Rhydon and the others were able to take down the Sith Lords and stalkers, with Rhydon and Katelyn finally ending Grievous’ reign of terror on the Jedi and avenging themselves for their humiliation on Hypori during the Clone Wars. With all the Sith taken care of, Rhydon recognized that Palpatine was the last threat and watched as Anakin and Padme fought the Sith Emperor. With the assistance of Luke and Leia, Anakin and Padme defeated and killed Palpatine and began to get off the battle station as it began to blow up.

The Jedi successfully managed to escape from the dying battle station and witness the Death Star II be destroyed during the Battle of Endor. The destruction of the Death Star II officially ended the reign of Emperor Palpatine with his death and his high-ranking Sith Lords. To Rhydon’s happiness, from the dying embers of the Palpatine Empire rose the new and better Amidala Empire, which guaranteed and protected peace, freedom, and justice for the people of the Galaxy, with Padme as the Empress and Anakin as Emperor.

Phantom Menace:

Jedi Padawan.

Jedi Padawan (Cloak).

Jedi Padawan (Cloak; Hooded).

Lightsaber.

Attack of the Clones:

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Helmet).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Hooded).

Lightsaber.

The Clone Wars:

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; 212th Attack Battalion).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Helmet; 212th Attack Battalion)

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; 212th Attack Battalion).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Hooded; 212th Attack Battalion).

Lightsaber.

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; 212th Attack Battalion; Battle of Hypori).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; 212th Attack Battalion; Battle of Hypori; Arm sliced off).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; 212th Attack Battalion; Battle of Hypori; Face slashed; Unconscious).

Jedi Padawan (Medical Frigate Bright Hope).

Jedi Padawan (Medical Frigate Bright Hope; Healed and cybernetic arm).

Lightsaber.

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; 212th Attack Battalion; Scarred).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Helmet; 212th Attack Battalion; Scarred).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; 212th Attack Battalion; Scarred).

Jedi Padawan (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; Hooded; 212th Attack Battalion; Scarred).

Lightsaber.

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; 101st Legion).

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; Phase 1 Helmet; 101st Legion).

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; 101st Legion).

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; Hooded; 101st Legion).

Lightsaber.

Jedi Knight (Cold Weather Gear).

Jedi Knight (Cold Weather Gear; Goggles)

Jedi Knight (Cold Weather Gear; Goggles & Hood).

Lightsaber.

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; 101st Legion).

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; Phase 2 Helmet; 101st Legion).

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; 101st Legion).

Jedi Knight (Jedi Combat Armor; Cloak; Hooded; 101st Legion).

Lightsaber.

Jedi Robes.

Jedi Robes (Cloak).

Jedi Robes (Cloak; Hooded).

Lightsaber.

Revenge of The Sith:

Jedi Knight.

Jedi Knight (Cloak).

Jedi Knight (Cloak; Hooded)

Lightsaber.

Post-Order 66:

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Robes).

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Robes; Cloak).

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Robes; Cloak; Hooded).

Lightsaber.

A New Hope/Empire Strikes Back/Return of The Jedi:

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Armor; Supreme General).

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Armor; Phase 3 Helmet; Supreme General).

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Armor; Cape; Supreme General).

Jedi Master (Jedi Combat Armor; Phase 3 Helmet; Cape; Supreme General).

Lightsaber.

Family: King Orion Kenobi (Grandfather), Queen Marion Kenobi (Grandmother); Prince Owen Kenobi (Uncle), Princess Helena Kenobi (Aunt), Prince Samson Kenobi (Cousin), Princess Jessara Kenobi (Cousin), Sayuri Kenobi (Cousin); Obi-Wan Kenobi (Father), Siri Kenobi (Mother); Zarina Kenobi (Wife), Thomas Kenobi (Son), Sofia Kenobi (Daughter), Jango Kenobi (Son); Taylor Bosworth (Wife), Kimberly Kenobi (Daughter), Orion Kenobi II (Son); Sierra Sommers (Wife), Harry Kenobi (Son), Gwen Kenobi (Daughter), Zoey Kenobi (Daughter); Katelyn Kenobi (Sister), Daniel Klerk (Brother-In-Law), Arthur Klerk-Kenobi (Nephew), Sara Klerk-Kenobi (Niece), Jack Klerk-Kenobi (Nephew); Miranda Kenobi (Sister); Satine Kryze (Stepmother), Elisa Kenobi (Half-Sister), Anya Kryze (Half-Sister); Lord Tobias Kenobi (Granduncle), Lady Belle Kenobi (Grandaunt), Ellen Kenobi (First Cousin), Oliver Kenobi (First Cousin); Jango Fett (Father-In-Law), Zara Fett (Mother-In-Law), Boba Fett (Brother-In-Law), Sabrina Fett (Sister-In-Law); Mace Windu (Uncle-In-Law); Whitney Thomas (Best Friend).

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