Why do Stormtroopers keep their helmets on?

They were designed to dissipate energy (such as a bolt from a blaster), and the helmets provided filtered air and an awesome heads-up display, which compensated for their limited field of vision, but apparently did nothing to help them fire their blasters more accurately.

Why do Stormtroopers never take off their helmets?

The Stormtroopers are wearing their own uniform which includes a helmet and complete set of armour and are not permitted to remove any of this. So taking off the helmet is not allowed, because of protocol.

Why do Stormtroopers die in one hit?

The Stormtroopers die very easily because the plot demands that our intrepid heroes always succeed against the enemy. When Stormtroopers are hit by blaster shots, they are flung backwards due to the kinetic force of the shots. Most of the time, the Stormtroopers don’t actually die, they are simply incapacitated.

What is Plastoid?

Plastoid was a type of material used in the armor worn by Darth Vader, a Dark Lord of the Sith. When Luke Skywalker burned Vader’s armor on Endor, only the charred and twisted remains of the partially molten helmet, along with ashes and small pieces of metal and plastoid were left behind in the funeral pyre.

Why is the stormtrooper wearing a helmet in Star Wars?

Part of that could be because he was a high-ranking clone trooper, but another part is because the helmet was obstructing his view. Star Wars Rebels wasn’t the first property to make fun of stormtroopers and their armor.

Are stormtroopers that bad without armor?

That’s not to say stormtroopers aren’t terrible without the armor, but they could be at least somewhat better than normal. Funnily enough, The Mandalorian season 1 pointed out that stormtroopers had bad aim and was a notorious fact throughout the galaxy, so much so that even bounty hunters would joke about them.

Were the First Order’s stormtroopers better than the clone troopers?

The First Order’s stormtroopers were better in some regards, but they weren’t perfect either. No matter what form of stormtrooper the Star Wars galaxy throws out, they can never be as good as the clone troopers were during the age of the Republic.

Why do stormtroopers go down screaming instead of on fire?

Because the alternative is that every time he gets hit, it knocks him dead. The fact that so many stormtroopers go down screaming as opposed to on fire (like poor Greedo) demonstrates that the armor is doing its job and keeping its wearer alive if not actively engaged in the fight.