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Typhon is a super tactical droid serving the Infinite Coil, and one of the named enemies Zero Company is set against. It is an unusual example of its type, and the game is explicit that this is the point of the character.

An Atypical Super Tactical Droid

Most super tactical droids in the Clone Wars command droid armies and fleets, directing large formations from behind the line. Typhon does not. It specialises in asymmetrical warfare and precision strikes against vulnerable targets, which is a different job entirely and a better fit for a cult that preys on populations rather than fighting pitched battles.

That makes Typhon a good match for how the Coil fights in general. Infinite Coil units bring a spread of abilities rather than raw numbers, so target priority is the problem they set, and a commander built around picking soft targets rather than massing droids is the same idea at the strategic scale.

The Fixation

The detail that separates Typhon from an ordinary enemy commander is behavioural. Republic Intelligence reports note that the droid appears to have developed a fixation on the Shadow Plague, and on Kundri Fathom, the woman the reports describe as embodying it.

A droid developing a fixation is presented as an anomaly rather than a programmed function, and the wording is deliberately hedged: it is what the reports say the droid appears to have done, not a stated fact about its programming. What the game does with that is not established outside the campaign itself.

Performance

Hunter Smith voices Typhon, a casting announced with the rest of the roster in July 2026. The complete list of credited roles is on Voice Cast.

In Star Wars Lore

Super tactical droids are an established part of Separatist forces in the Clone Wars era, and this game uses that type. Typhon itself is original to STAR WARS Zero Company. Anything the game does not show is not established about it, and nothing about the wider franchise's super tactical droids carries over unless the game confirms it.