Clone Trooper Shock Trooper, Coruscant Guard (Phase 1)
sw0221 · Star Wars
The Clone Wars · 2009
Figure ID
sw0221
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2009
Rarity
Uncommon
Head
Standard solid black head with no printing (under helmet), as typical for early Clone Trooper figures from this era.
Torso
White torso with distinct red Coruscant Guard chest markings, black belt, and red waist/belt pouch details matching Phase 1 armor design.
Legs
Plain white unprinted legs with a black hip piece.
Accessories
Typically comes with a standard black LEGO blaster (though not pictured here), and the signature Phase 1 Clone Trooper helmet with red stripe and cheek markings.
Color Scheme
White base with striking red accent markings and black details.
Printing Details
Standard 2009-era pad printing with crisp red details on the helmet and torso front. No side or arm printing.
Variants
Appears in Phase 1 style with red markings; later versions were released in Phase 2 armor with updated helmet molds.
Condition Notes
Common wear points include scratching on the helmet printing, torso fading, and yellowing of the white plastic over time due to UV exposure.
Estimated Value
$15 - $25 USD depending on condition and completeness with helmet and weapon.
Price (New)
Originally available in sets retailing around $11.99 to $39.99 in 2009.
Compatible Sets
7753 Pirate Tank (2009), 8019 Republic Attack Shuttle (2009)
Character Background
Coruscant Guard clone troopers, also known as Shock Troopers, served as a military police force and security detail on the galactic capital planet of Coruscant during the Clone Wars.
Design Notes
Features the classic Phase 1 Clone Trooper helmet mold with specialized red Coruscant Guard tampo printing.
Similar Minifigures
Clone Trooper Phase 1 (sw0201), Clone Commander Fox (sw0225), ARC Trooper (sw0377)
Collectibility
High demand among Clone Wars and army-building collectors due to the popularity of the Coruscant Guard.
History
Introduced in 2009 during the height of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series wave, becoming a fan-favorite army builder.
Interesting Facts
Unlike later iterations, this 2009 version utilizes the classic non-pleated black head and early style Phase 1 helmet.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed on a dark grey or black baseplate alongside other Republic military units or as part of a Coruscant defense MOC.
Modification Potential
Popular for custom Clone Army dioramas, though collectors generally prefer to keep original vintage figures intact.
Overall Assessment
A classic, highly collectible troop builder from the beloved 2009 Clone Wars era with solid secondary market value.