Bad Batch Episode 15 Breakdown: The Cavalry Has Arrived | Season 3 | Star Wars Explained
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2024
- Jump into the intricate world of “The Bad Batch” with our comprehensive Bad Batch Season 3 episode 15 breakdown, Covering the episode titled “The Cavalry Has Arrived.” Join us as we dissect the latest twists and turns, uncover hidden references, and speculate on the future of our favourite characters.
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I'm glad it ended with almost all theories about their fate wrong, and it came to the best conclusion possible:)
Neat little detail, Crosshairs used his left hand to shoot Lieutenant Nolan as using his same left hand towards shooting at the binders.
that was a great ending to a spectacular series. tarkin allocating all funding to stardust project introduced us to rogue one and andor.
At 7:04 you mention Nala Se seizes a Proton Bomb? It looked, sounded and reacted more like a Thermal Detonator if you ask me!💥BOOOM!
Scotch got done dirty
I can't believe that I got so much of the finale's predictions correct over the past two weeks of episodes in the comments, it played out literally everything I said would happen.
That being said, this was a fantastic end to a series. And they really got me with a few of the moments regarding the Batch, their fates were up in the air all episode and they definitely played into that at points. I was sure Crosshair was done for after he lost his hand... but if you think about it, that's actually a plus for him. There's no reason why he can't get a prosthetic hand like so many previous characters have done, and it alleviates his tremor problem while increasing accuracy.
I'm glad they didn't link the CX team members to Cody & Tech... don't even come at me about the one guy with the goggle style helmet. That's not enough to convince me. However, I didn't see the connection of the dual vibro sword guy to CX2's helmet until this video brought it up. I figured it was a new CX because of the choice of weapons, considering the rest of them, even if the armor design was the same. Then again we did have his ship drop by and poetically get it's engines shot out, so it probably was him considering Hemlock took the arm band controller thing from one of them. I'd have to watch the episode again and take note of those parts.
Yeah I'd say 8-10 years later is definitely in the right ballpark, but I think it could be longer than that. This season was somewhere around 17-18 bby right? Well we know that in Kenobi around 10 bby there's no formal Rebellion yet, though the 501st bum looks to be about the same age as old Hunter. But Rex, Gregor, and Wolff are way more like the silver fox look rather than the salt n pepper look by the time of their Rebels appearance in like 2-1 bby. There is a small fragmented Rebellion so far around the time of the Jedi Fallen X series, but that's still roughly 10 bby. And the Rebellion wouldn't have been actively looking for pilots until shortly before Rogue One & the latter 2 seasons of Rebels when they became more cohesive. I'd probably comfortably put this end scene at like anywhere from 3-8 bby, maybe less. It's hard to gauge really, it's mostly based on how Hunter's appearance is compared to the clones in Rebels as well as the clone in Kenobi, I don't think the Batch are that much younger than someone like Rex, are they?
As far as Omega goes, she could be anywhere from 18-30. Look at how they depicted Fennic in this show and compare that to her real life counterpart set in an era 30 years apart. Pretty similar.
I think the only thing that I wanted to have seen in this series but it never happened was Boba Fett. Since season 1 I wanted to see Omega and Boba Fett meet, bc they’re both the only clones with normal aging. Omega even reminds us of this when she calls Cosshair her little brother, I just wanted to see how Boba Fett would react to knowing he has a sister who is probably around the same age as him, which also begs the question. Did they know each other back in Kamino, if she’s younger then he might have meet her as a baby. And now the show is over but hey who knows maybe adult Omega will come across her bounty hunter brother. Thinking about it now both Fennec and Cad Babe know Omega but her brother doesn’t.
Yeah it would have been cool to have something like that happen or at least alluded too, who knows perhaps Omega comes into the fold during the new republic now Thrawn’s returned?
“62 is down! Someone help him!”
I wonder if Cid will ever be brought back
Nice
What I don’t understand is why Seasons 1 and 2 have 16 episodes each but season 3 was only had 15 was this so they could make it 40 minutes long?
They just didn't know how to wrap it up
I really wanted Omega and Asajj. Doesn't look like we're seeing any more of her. What a pitiable fumble. Looks like the only character we may see going forward is Echo.
and omega in live action. ventress could get her own show called the path with quinlan
It hardly matters who the X Clones were. They were what the Bad Batch could have been have they lose their humanity.
And in the end, the Empire commissioned a lot of projects that the X Clones were small footnotes in history.