Bad Batch 2x6: Tribe | Reaction!
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- Опубліковано 1 лют 2023
- Kyle and Bendu react to The Bad Batch Season 2 Episode 6: Tribe!
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I have been looking forward for this
The trees were saying: We have just decided- you are not orcs!
Nah they had just finished saying 'good morning'
When Din passes away, I need the adventures of Grogu and Gungi. I hope they are best friends for hundreds of years!
Gungi being a Force user could conceivably live up to 800 years. Grogu of course could also easily live that long. They could be friends for almost a millennia after Din's death.
@@Tar-Numendil That would be so freaking awesome. We could have endless stories and adventures.
That is a good idea!
@@seabass1872 thanks. It would be awesome!
@@JGMCMXCII i knowwww lol, ive sold myself on it and now i cant imagine a future without it. The window of opportunity is huge and the sheer amount of stories that can be told are unlimited. And you can leave the messyness of the sequels far behind lol. Like a hundred years or so behind lol
I love Echo's sense of loyalty in this episode. Every time we see him we see just how much he actually believed in the Republic and the Jedi.
He, like Rex was a steadfast loyallist to the Republic.
He never lost his 501st outlook.
All this wonderful lore of the Star Wars world, started with a small story from a galaxy far, far away.
Who would of thought that a movie made in the late 70's, would bring such joy in 2023.
May the force be with us always. 💖
Well said. I'm as old as the franchise itself, and am loving it more than ever, with episodes like this that have so much depth to them and the characters.
@@shugaroony I'm older than Star Wars and when movies 7, 8, 9 came out I thought, well, that's it.
Boy, was I wrong.
Clone Wars, Rebels then Mando, etc.
It's good to be alive in Star Wars again.
@@meemee48larue22 Absolutely. Disney has erred on multiple occasions, sure; but they have also given us some terrific Star Wars too. Rebels for example is my favourite thing in the entire franchise outside of Empire Strikes Back; and a middle-aged bloke like myself is not supposed to like a show like that these days, according to some.
i really appreciate how positive y'all are about star wars and this show in particular. it is always a pleasure to enjoy a reaction from you guys.
and a slightly pretentious thing but that ending with hunter continuing his desire for a more peaceful future really invoked dick winters in band brothers after the invasion of normandy making a promise to himself to live a life of peace for me. i also want one of those big cats as a mount in swtor like yesterday.
Just like the old days Wookies and clones fighting side by side
Seeing Gungi huddled in the back of the ship is so heartbreaking. Can only imagine what he went through. While this was a good episode, it just had an overwhelming feeling of sadness to it, with Gungi alone, and what the Empire is doing to Kashyyyk.
At least Gungi is back home and can rediscover purpose in his life to become a hero for his people.
I think it’s a cool detail that Hunter understands Wookie.
There are DOZENS of references to that "Zeffo" shape of WarDroid across SWTOR. Mostly associated with higher tier Hutt worlds and hideouts. Hutts trace back Semi-ancient too.
Gungi only knows Kashhyyk from dreams, he was taken as an infant per standard Jedi policy. The burned village they went to was a village the Clones knew, not Gungi.
"They're just kids. But they don't get to be. Not in this galaxy."
That hit hard, props to whoever gave Hunter that line. I think we're so used to seeing the kid characters in Star Wars as part of the action and we forget that they're kids whose entire existence has been defined by war and conflict. It reminded me of the end of TCW s7 when Ahsoka told Rex being a soldier was all she knew and how in _Rebels_ Thrawn said of Hera, "War is all you've known, isn't it?" None of the kids from the TCW era onward have or have had a normal childhood because of war. Even the Skywalker twins weren't spared that. It's really kind of sobering to think about, especially given how relevant that quote is to what real kids have had to deal with in recent years being surrounded by so much violence, conflict, and/or trauma. There's no easy answer for how to navigate that irl just like there isn't in the show. Hunter's right about the kids needing to be kids, but so is Echo about needing to help more people. There's no clear-cut solution to the situation they're in, and I'm glad the show kind of acknowledged that gray area
No stun rounds this episode, Bad Batch don't give a crap about not harming the Trandoshans
Alright, it's official: I want Gungi to survive to see the time of The New Republic, and be a significant Force-user/Jedi in The Mandoverse. I can picture a 41-year-old Omega venturing to Kashyyyk, to find her old friend, and using her understandings of the planet to communicate with it on both a physical and metaphysical level. I hope We see those new cat-like creatures (have they been given a species name?) in live-action. I'm picturing the same tech/costuming used in those Dinosaur shows (and TV pranks) being employed to bring these creatures to life. Thank you, Master Katarn and Mr. Bendu.
Do you think the fact that they brought Gungi into the Bad Batch, is foreshadowing and connecting the fact that Huyang (the droid who made Gungi's unique saber) is going to be in the Ahsoka show?
i hope so, i want to see more Gungi
You called it!
@@nanashi5139 Yeah ikr
Wrecker is basically an honorary Wookie.
This episode *technically* counts as the first appearance of Kashyyyk in the Clone Wars animation style, unless you want to count the scrapped arc that would have involved the Bad Batch on Kashyyyk in TCW that we only ever got an unfinished story reel of, but this episode clearly took some elements of like the kinraths and I believe the lead Trandoshan was also one of the villains originally planned for that story.
It's also worth noting that Wrecker stating, "It's been a while since we've been to Kashyyyk...", basically canonizes that unfinished, scrapped story/chapter from TCW. I actually want, over time, a couple of episodes of TBB that are flashback episodes, told by members of Clone Force 99, regaling Omega and others of their exploits during The Clone Wars, while they are stuck in a boring situation (traveling through Hyperspace for a couple of hours?), or waiting before a smuggling transaction, or in a holding pattern, before an event occurs.
and the talking to trees
"Now you've got to kill every witness!"
There was zero chance the wookies would let any of the Trandoshans or the Imperial clones live.
well sure, but the stakes just went up if one managed to escape etc
It’s so good to our favorite Wookiee Gungi Return, and seeing him fight alongside his people puts a smile on my face.
Imagine him in live action!? I’m all for it.
I like the idea of the ancient civilization of last episode going unnamed, could be zeffo or not. One thing I've always liked about star wars is that it really feels like a galaxy where you are watching one of the stories happening, but there are countless others that we as the viewers don't interact with. The world seems so full and lived in. It feels like this stories are happening regardless of we the viewers knowing about them.
The spirit of the republic survives through the bad batch and the Jedi
I knew if there'd be one youtube reaction that actually recognised the Kinrath from kotor, it would be the one on this channel, most knowledgable fans by far!
Blind Wave as well. Two of the best Star Wars channels
It was nice to see stuff from the bad batch kashyyyk arc in this
It is a classic Imperial cost saving move to sub contract the oppression.... why risk human lives if you can have the xenos take each other out?
Gungi better hide Deep in the forest so he doesn't get swept up when Vader takes Starkiller 🤔
Love these reactions! I didn't even notice Gungi's fur was styled like a Tunic, that's an amazing detail. This episode was my favourite so far. It rocked! This episode was a lot of fun.
Seeing Gungi was awesome and it was great getting to see what happened to him after the Clone Wars. Even though we knew he was coming, his appearance was no less exciting. I gasped when I realised Omega heard a Wookiee in that hanger. Seeing Omega and Gungi bond and fight side by side was incredible and one of the best parts of the episode. Gungi using the Force to take back his lightsaber was a moment that had my fist PUMPING! Again, even though we saw it in the trailers, it did not diminish seeing it play out.
I do like they took some time to address Gungi's understandable mistrust of clones. That's always something I enjoy seeing in stories where Jedi meet clones again after Order 66 like Kanan with Rex in Rebels. I liked when Gungi growled at Echo, the one who most resembles the regular clones, that was a nice little detail before Omega calmed him down. I feel like it was easier to resolve because Gungi probably didn't have much interaction with the clones. He wasn't a Padawan in the field like Ahsoka was, he spent most of the war in the Jedi Temple.
I like that this episode seemed to take a lot of cues from the unfinished arc of TCW that would have had the Batch go to Kashyyyk and adapted them for the Imperial era, substituting the Separatists for the Empire as the Trandoshan's backing force. That's something Star Wars does a lot, recycling ideas that never got used so that they get their moments to shine in shows now and I love it when they do that. And as a massive KOTOR fan, seeing kinrath on Kashyyk was awesome but I can't lie when I saw the webbing, I had a mini heart attack because I thought the spiders from Jedi Fallen Order were about to pop out lol!
That arc also would have seen the Batch working with Yoda, which I admit I would have liked to see. Just the reactions of each of the Batch would have been so entertaining but I guess Gungi could be seen as Yoda's stand in, a Jedi with a spiritual connection to Kashyyyk and Wookiee culture. And the Trandoshan commander being taken off was brutal but also so fitting. It was so cool to watch the fight between him and Gungi, how Gungi disarmed him before the kinrath came in and how Gungi turned off his weapon and how they reacted to him. It was all spectacular stuff. I also found Gungi's reaction very interesting. It felt like he was in between being a Jedi and being a Wookiee, letting the planet exact its own justice on those who would ruin it. I can't help but think of that scene in Batman Begins, "I won't kill you... but I don't have to save you either"
Wrecker (and eventually Echo) bonding with the Wookiees was amazing. I loved him roaring like a Wookiee and just having a blast. As soon as I saw the Wookiees eating, I thought "Oh Wrecker's gonna love these guys"
I would have liked to learn what happened to the other Padawans like Katooni. The last we saw of Gungi before this episode was in S5 of TCW where they were all training with Tera Sinube so they were probably all together when Order 66 went down. Hopefully their fates will be revealed in future stories.
Your positivity and deep love of Star Wars makes your reactions to every SW series the best of all imo. And I love how you pointed out that Omeega's innocence is so stark against the backdrop of the dark times they're living in. Also, she's a sponge with a super high IQ - acquiring knowledge and skills everywhere they go.
9:11 That space station looks like a Hapan Battle Dragon from The EU. Nice little winking reference, Filoni!
Gungi's return to Kashyyyk has the potential to set up a series or mini-series in the vein of the movie "Avatar": a resistance force of nature-tuned natives motivated by a unique warrior fighting against a planet-stripping technology power all taking place on a planet absolutely rich with fauna and flora diversity and having a centralized, Gaia-like intelligence overseeing the nature of the planet. The only problem I see is the language barrier between the viewers and the Wookie characters. Having an interpretive character or two around to interpret everything for the viewers might be seen by some as a dragging anchor to the flow of the narrative.
Jedi everywhere. I am quite happy with this development. Being a wookie Gungi could easliy be a young adult post the ST.
Also the "spider" creatures from KOTOR, so nostalgic. 😁
Can you imagine that thee LAST episode omega losses the whole crew 1 by 1..and out of no where. She suddenly has sith eyes then bam cut to black. ??
There are lot of elements lifted from an unfinished Clone Wars episode.
Also i really like how the kinrats have a sligth stop motionnes in there movement.
Even though this may have been another "side story" I think the seeds of this season's overarching story were planted here. Specifically, who was the "buyer" the smuggler droids were selling Gungi to? My guess it was a representative of Palpatine and/or Dr. Pershing since we know they are experimenting with Jedi/ Midchlorians which of course leads to the end of the sequel trilogy.
Great show, nice video reaction. Some people speculated that Omega is force sensitive, and I think it's fairly certain now. The way she felt something is off on that station, and tried (and I think succeeded) in connecting with the trees.
Echo also felt something off with the station
I don't think she is force-sensitive (having believed she was in the pilot episode when they went into hyperspace which echoed Ezra in Rebels), but she is now seeing the more mystical side of the galaxy and may be able to achieve her potential if she opens herself up to the force.
Amazing episode and I love Gungi and I agree that Gungi & Omega are going through a lot during these dark times of the empire especially being children!
Omega is very courageous and brave I love how she handle this situation with Jedi Gungi and standing up for him and wanting too battling with him
17:45 looks like a cross between gizmo from gremlins and snarf from thunder cats
13:55 Yes they are called Kinrath. In the crystal cave
This is my favorite episode so far. Fantastic colors and the music is lovely.
Loved This Episode. The Kinrath are still terrifying in numbers... I Love KOTOR too. The Avatar/LOTR refs of connecting with the trees were a great addtion.
Bow down and fear the Exfoliator lmfao
I think Cody will not seek out Rex since he does not know he is alive, but that they will see each other again.
SO, Kyle is Merry and Bendu is Pippin? sounds about right
Man, I love the Bo helmet in the background. Looks so good
I absolutely loved this episode! Got exited when I saw a Wookie on the cover photo! Gungi skills improved! Wonder who was the droids buyer 🤔 you feel for Gungi who survived all this time on his own. He would be the last of the Jedi unless Kanan shows in this season.
So Omega has a Wookie BFF now? 😎
My first time seeing a Jedi wookie. He would make a good add-on to the team
How to make a great SW arc: include the wookies
Every episode is like a perfect little treat. Thank you for always being so positive & insightful in your reactions ❤️
Those beasts they were riding are called Mylaya. They're tree spirits the Wookies call upon in dire times.
The mounts are called Mylaya.
Nice you guys totally nailed the kotor thing!
i love this episode
Crazy to think Gungi and Kanon are around the same age. Give or take a few years.
I get Omega did the right thing, but making more enemies doesn't help with the Empire already searching for them
You guys describing what Omega's learning the past couple of episodes makes me wonder if the through line is Omega essentially learning the lessons of a Jedi padawan piecemeal through the Batch's adventures.
They need to start giving us names of these new creatures they introduce because God damnit they are cool! Also always love being back on Kashyyyk, really would love more exploration of the planet and wookie lore explored in future Star wars shows. The whole communicating with the trees kinda leads me to believe that all wookie's are force sensitive on some level
Wrecker is like half Wookiee.
18:21 FINALLY haha
It would be cool for the next star wars trilogy would explore the unknown regions new planets new civilization force wielders and the zeffo were alive all this time. With the wayfinder rey used to map out the space route for the resistance to arrive on exgol is the first step.
13:38-13:46 Relax Kyle, I played Fallen Order just recently, and all you have to do is parry one of their attacks (Where they extend their legs out like they're going to hug you, but really they're trying to attack you), then press X (On a PS4, at least), and you one-shot those things no problem. If you play with a double-bladed saber, that is. Not sure if it works with single-blade, but I'll bet it does.
If it's because they're just scary, well, the spiders from The Mandalorian S2E2 (The Passenger) looked scarier to me. The Wyshokks from Jedi: Fallen Order don't even move like actual spiders to me, and this is coming from a guy with arachnophobia (Fear of Spiders). If I see a Tarantula, Black Widow, heck, any type of spider, I'd run like a Cheetah, and get a flamethrower! They are super freaky creatures! 8 legged demons from their webs of Hell!
Anyway, about the game. You can see when they shoot their web attacks a few seconds early, then press Circle (Again, PS4 controls) to not end up bound in their webs. They're not so hard to defeat, especially when you got so many amps, and power-ups by that point in the game. I played on Easy difficulty, though, so my views may be quite skewered (It was my first time playing the game, and I was trying to get a sense of how it worked).
Thanks, Kyle! Thanks, Bendu! Thanks, Nerd Chronic! 🌳 #KyleKatarn #Kinraths #StarWars #TheBadBatch
Kylo was gonna talk to a zeffo sith lord in ep 9 originally right?
wookies drinking kava
It's gungi ...
12:42 A Wookiee can't be Force Sensitive? Bantha Poo-doo! A species that is known for being in touch with nature around them ought to be about as Force Sensitive as Togrutas, who are also known for being like that. Why wouldn't some of Chewbacca's people be Force Sensitive? Chewie's own cousin Lobacca was a Jedi in The Old EU! Dungworm dung from the dung piles of Raxus Prime, or Lothal Minor, that is.
I have mixed feelings about this episode.
I enjoyed it and I am happy to see Gungi (I do not want to think about if those rations were the first real meal he was free to eat his fill of since Order 66) but I wish they would have made it more clear that although Gungi is a Wookiee, he is a Jedi first. They were his family, his tribe. The Temple on Coruscant was the only home he ever knew. His birth family probably threw a festival when the Jedi showed up.
I think it comes from the fact that not too many people who work on Star Wars really believe in Adoption the way George Lucas did.
Also Gungi is probably going to stop being a Jedi. With one fewer Jedi, either by death or resignation, Palpatine wins one more time. It’s the same reason I am not thrilled about where Grogu’s story is going.
It’s funny, if the Batch was working with Rex, they could have gotten Gungi to Ahsoka or even Yoda which would have made things better for everyone and everything. But if they worked with Rex, they wouldn’t have found Gungi.
Another thing: since Omega seems very focused on Gungi when he uses The Force, the possibility that she is Force Sensitive is coming up again. I actually am more comfortable about that now than I was during the first season.
How would they get him to yoda?
@@jacktheflash8478 yoda killed bad batch 😂
@@jacktheflash8478 Rex is working with Bail Organa, one of 3 people who know where Yoda is or if he is even alive.
@@Mourtzouphlos240 did Ashoka know about Yoda and obi wan being alive,what exactly was the plan between Yoda obi wan and bail
@@preciousotoakhia9789 She did know Yoda was alive because Ezra, Kanan, and then she herself saw him. Also it is generally acknowledged among Jedi that they will feel it if Yoda dies.
There is no definitive answer on if she knew Obi-Wan was alive or not. Or vice versa.
I liked episodes 4 and 5, but they did feel like filler. Episode 6 on the other hand was incredible!
you and nearly every youtube reactor mis-pronounce Gungi's name, it's pronounced Guhn-JEE ( jee like Jeep). It was an excellent episode
Yup
Even in the canon they pronounce things multiple ways like Han and selecami
He says that after Hunter says the name, but he says he's going to keep pronouncing it the way he does.
Oh! sureee next thing you'll be telling me is that Gif is pronounced Jif ;)
And I'll keep doing it, too
This is proof positive its a kiddie show. If i were to write this. Gungi would be in a panicked rage at the sight of an approaching clone. I would have him immediately go ham on Echo. Even an unarmed adolescent Wookie is lethal to a grown man. As the others show up to aid Echo, Gungi uses the Force on Hunter. Omega talks him down and the episode continues from there. I wounder if there is a no killing quota in this show. Smuggling Droids? Well we cant have a bunch of human getting reduced into a pile of parts now can we? Gungi doesn't use his lightsaber on any of the clones or Trando's but Blasters are cool. I can forgive Rebels for this since it was on XD but here this is dumb.
Why would he expose himself as a Jedi even more than he already has? Plus hes a Jedi, he wouldnt immidiatly kill someone on sight like that and rip them apart like a wild beast, plus barely any of the bad batch members look like a clone except Hunter and Echo, and he would most likely trust him since they all 1st. rescued him, 2nd. didnt even try attacking him on their ship, not even pulling a blaster on him.
@@holidaypunch6621 As far as he knows he’s already exposed. He was taken by smugglers and the next thing he sees is clone troopers. What conclusion would you make?