- Star Wars Zero Company Jedi customization offers deep visual options for your squad
- Multiple species available: Human, Twi'lek, Zabrak, Togruta, Miraluka, and Devaronian
- Full outfit control: Mix and match tops, arm wear, lower body, boots, and headgear
- Color customization: Up to four color zones per armor piece for unique looks
- Lighting toggle: Adjust the customizer lighting to preview your character accurately
Star Wars Zero Company Jedi Customization Overview
The character customization system in Star Wars Zero Company stands as one of the most extensive visual editors seen in a Star Wars game to date. You have the ability to customize almost every single character's face, hair, voice, species, outfit, and more. Whether you are building your main character, Hawks, or creating custom recruits, the system provides granular control over every visual aspect.
Video Highlights:
- In-depth breakdown of all character customization options
- Showcase of species-specific features like Twi'lek lekku and Zabrak horns
- Demonstration of the color system with up to four color zones per item
- Preview of Clone Trooper armor variations and voice modulation
- Tips on using the lighting toggle for accurate character previews
The customization system applies to both your main character (Hawks) and non-canonical recruits. Canonical characters have limited voice options but still feature visual customization, including alternate outfits like Jedi armor for Padme Amidala.
Species Selection and Core Identity
Your character's core identity starts with species selection. Each species comes with unique customization options that set them apart visually. Hawks can be customized as one of six species, while additional non-canonical recruits expand the roster further with Nemoidian and Rodian options.
| Species | Unique Features | Available For |
|---|---|---|
| Human | Faces, skin tone, scars, tattoos, facial hair | Hawks, Custom Recruits |
| Twi'lek | Multiple lekku styles, skin tones | Hawks, Custom Recruits |
| Zabrak | Different horn patterns and configurations | Hawks, Custom Recruits |
| Togruta | Unique lekku styles, individual markings | Hawks, Custom Recruits |
| Miraluka | Species-specific eye and facial options | Hawks, Custom Recruits |
| Devaronian | Species-specific facial features | Hawks, Custom Recruits |
| Nemoidian | Multiple eye variations | Custom Recruits only |
| Rodian | Multiple eye variations, skin tones | Custom Recruits only |
You can write custom background stories for your characters. These do not affect gameplay or story outcomes, but they are an excellent feature for players who enjoy creating their own lore within the Star Wars universe.
Naming and Voice Options
Hawks can be given a customizable first name, but the surname remains locked due to cutscene dialogue. Custom recruits have no such restriction, allowing full name customization. Voice options vary by character type:
| Character Type | Voice Options |
|---|---|
| Hawks | Male and female options |
| Custom Recruits | Multiple distinct voice selections |
| Canonical Characters | Some locked, some customizable |
| Astromechs | Different beep and bop sound profiles |
Facial Features and Body Art
Human characters receive the deepest level of facial customization. The system provides a robust set of tools for creating a truly unique appearance, from subtle details to dramatic battle scars.
Face and Skin
- Multiple face presets
- Adjustable skin tones
- Customizable eyebrows
- Various eye styles
Face Details
- Battle scars
- Facial hairstyles
- Unique markings
- Species-specific patterns
Body Art
- Tattoos
- Eyeshadow
- Eyeliner
- Lipstick
Togruta characters feature individual markings for each lekku style. Even if two characters share the same lekku design, their markings can look completely different, ensuring no two characters appear identical.
UI Portrait Customization
Your character's portrait appears in several locations throughout the game, including the bottom-left corner during gameplay and the squad selection screen. You can adjust the portrait angle to face left, right, or other directions, giving you control over how your character is presented in the interface.
Outfit and Armor Customization
The outfit system in Star Wars Zero Company is modular and highly flexible. Each outfit is broken down into multiple components that can be mixed and matched freely. Some items come bundled for convenience, such as lower body and boots attached together, but individual pieces remain available separately.
| Outfit Component | Customization Options |
|---|---|
| Headgear | Helmets, hats, toggle to hide in conversations |
| Tops | Various shirts, armor pieces, Jedi robes |
| Arm Wear | Gauntlets, gloves, arm guards |
| Lower Body | Pants, leg armor, bundled with boots |
| Boots | Footwear, greaves, bundled options |
Clone Trooper helmets come with built-in voice modulation. When your character speaks while wearing a helmet, the audio is automatically filtered to simulate the effect of speaking through helmet equipment, adding an extra layer of immersion.
Armor Types Available
The game features an impressive variety of armor options spanning multiple Star Wars eras and trooper classes:
| Armor Type | Variations |
|---|---|
| Clone Trooper Phase I | Full head-to-toe armor set |
| Clone Trooper Phase II | Full head-to-toe armor set |
| ARC Trooper | Full head-to-toe armor set |
| Jedi Robes | Traditional and hooded variants |
| Jedi Armor | Clone Wars era combat armor |
| Miscellaneous | New helmets and outfits never before seen in Star Wars |
Color System and Presets
The color customization system is where Star Wars Zero Company truly shines. Every piece of clothing, armor, and even facial features can be given a different color. Each individual piece of equipment has one to four color zones that can be customized independently from a long list of available colors.
Select Your Equipment Piece
Choose any clothing or armor item from your outfit slots. This includes headgear, tops, arm wear, lower body, and boots.
Identify Color Zones
Check how many color zones the selected item supports. Some items have one zone, while others offer up to four independent color areas.
Apply Colors
Select from the extensive color palette for each zone. You can create anything from a uniform look to a multi-colored helmet with four distinct shades.
Use Presets for Quick Setup
If you want a fast change without manual tuning, each character has preset outfit configurations that provide a completely different look instantly.
Use the lighting button in the customizer to cycle through different lighting situations. This brightens or darkens the preview, helping you see how your character will look in various in-game environments. This is especially useful for checking dark armor colors and subtle facial details.
Customization Best Practices
Character Customization Checklist:
- Select species and unique species-specific features
- Customize facial features including scars and body art
- Choose voice profile that fits your character concept
- Write a background story for lore depth
- Select and color each outfit component individually
- Test helmet voice modulation with Clone Trooper gear
- Adjust UI portrait angle for squad screen presentation
- Use lighting toggle to verify appearance in different conditions
Canonical characters are not left out of the customization system. Jedi Padme Amidala, for example, can wear traditional Jedi robes, Clone Wars era Jedi armor, or a hooded variant. Even Cab has a different prosthetic arm option available, showing the depth of customization across all character types.
FAQ
Q: Can I change Hawks' last name in Star Wars Zero Company Jedi customization?
No, Hawks' surname is locked because cutscenes and dialogue always refer to the character by that name. However, you can fully customize Hawks' first name, and all custom recruits can have both first and last names changed freely.
Q: Which species can I select for Hawks?
Hawks can be customized as a Human, Twi'lek, Zabrak, Togruta, Miraluka, or Devaronian. Custom non-canonical recruits have additional options including Nemoidian and Rodian.
Q: Does the color system allow multiple colors on a single armor piece?
Yes, each piece of clothing or armor has one to four color zones that can be customized independently. You can create a Clone Trooper with a single uniform color or a helmet with four different colors across its zones.
Q: Can I customize canonical characters like Padme Amidala?
Yes, canonical characters have visual customization options including alternate outfits. Padme can wear Jedi robes, Clone Wars era Jedi armor, or a hooded variant. However, some canonical characters have locked voice options.