It's rare a show goes so hard, so fast dragging you into the lives of the characters. You felt how bleak and empty was their lives without a word of exposition. The visuals, voice acting, score... all on point so you felt every bit of the despair they were experiencing. Absolutely loved it...
I was so impressed with this episode. Not only did it fully commit to the dark tonal shift but it felt like it was directed like a live action drama rather than an animated kids' show. Everything from the camera angles to the editing to the lighting and even the music was top-notch - I got a very strong Stranger Things/Fringe vibe from this and really loved it. Jennifer Corbett needs to be put on more projects if she hasn't been already, I'd honestly love to see what she could do with some of the live action content. Maybe have her guest write/direct in Ahsoka season 2 just to give her a shot at expanding her repertoire. If they do bring Tantiss back in that storyline that'd be a perfect place to have her start
Yes Jennifer Corbett and Brad Rau have done an excellent job so far on this series, whilst Filoni is busy elsewhere. Its still a bit up and down, but when its good, its very good; and I too would like to see what they are going to do next, as like Bad Batch when TCW was still airing, I have a feeling a new animation could be announced as this series concludes.
I note in this first episode when we first see Omega doing her rounds, that the Kiner's employ a kind of Andor style of background music. It just makes it all the more unsettling. Great point about that place not breaking down Omega's spirit, she is stronger than that place and will find a way. Crosshair needs his mojo back as he has become institutionalised and accepting that here is his penitence.
In Mando s3 when Moff Gideon talks to the holocouncil of Imperial Remnant leaders, he specifically talks about how Commodore Hux is running Project Necromancer when he asks for the Pretorian Guards.
Yeah they must only get so far during this time and it continues after the Empire falls by the Imperial Remnants. That would then lead into Snoke being created to start up the First Order.
Ironically, my hope, since seeing The Mandalorian (Season 3) chapter: The Foundling, is to see Ms.Castle-Hughes reprise her portrayal of Queen Apailana in both live-action and Animated flashbacks, with her being one of the key figures in the early creation of The Hidden Path. In my hopeful head canon, Jedi Master Beq rescued Grogu at the behest of Senate Representative Jar Jar Binks, donating his Naboo starship to bring Younglings to safety (back to Naboo), with Senator Padme Amidala being made aware of it, not long after; meaning, for those 48 hours Padme is on Coruscant, she's aware that Queen Apailana has created a secret operation/network to rescue marked Jedi, Padawans, and Force-users from all over the galaxy; and the two have secretly corresponded (along w/ Jar Jar) about the attack on The Jedi Temple, Order 66, the supposed betrayal of The Jedi towards The Republic, and how to go about protecting more Jedi through other sympathetic planets and individuals, along with preserving the safety and sanctity of The Delegation Of The 2000, going forward. This would further explain why Padme is so emotional when The Chancellor becomes The Emperor and The Republic becomes The Empire. I'm still hoping that, somewhere within the storytelling of The Bad Batch, there's either a depiction or mentioning of Queen Apailana being executed (by Clone Assassins/CX-1s) for harboring Jedi survivors on Naboo.
cinematography wise this might have been the best episode of a star wars series so far. show dont tell close to perfection, so much is being done using certain shots, angles, repetitive shots, subtle hints, nods, expressions, tho blood circle which is basically a clock introducing time jumps, the way they made her look way more than her "sister" after the little time jump, so much attention to detail. also, perfect pacing IMO. little words are being used but they convey so much...and this is animation. outstanding 30 minutes to me, I was actually blown away.
Those were massiffs, which were the hounds that were pets of the Tusken Raiders on Tatooine. These hounds were lucca hounds, which are native to the planet that Hemlock’s base of operations is stationed
Unfortunately. I'm still curious to know exactly what George Lucas' original intentions were with an enhanced female Jango Fett clone, who, in actuality, resembled Jango's older long-lost Sister, Arla Fett. The Bad Batch was George Lucas' idea for a spin-off series, after The Clone Wars. He spoke of this idea to Dave Filoni, around the time of their making of Season 6 of The Clone Wars. I just hope Dave Filoni and his team don't have to discard Lucas' original concepts/character arcs, to rationalize the unexplainable narrative choices of The (Disney) Sequel Trilogy.
Bad Batch and the Mando-verse are trying so hard to build a justification for The Rise of Skywalker. The only saving grace is those shows being so much better than the movie so we will watch anyway.
Never clicked faster. I thought the writing and direction in this ep in particular was absolutely brilliant. Dark, tense, bleak, dreary. We’re only 3 eps into this season, but I’m not sure that Star Wars animation has ever actually been this good, even back in Clone Wars.
Like, the characters and arcs in TCW were epic and everyone was super invested, don’t get me wrong, but the actual mechanical nitty gritty convection of storytelling (direction and writing), animation quality, and acting all rolled into one…I think this might legit be the best-made Star Wars animation content we’ve ever seen.
Rebels will always be my favourite, but that is a much more old school fun Star Wars show. Some of the Clone Wars and Bad Batch stuff here however, are incredibly downbeat - though of course a lot of that is to do with this time period where the Empire is rising.
Edit for correction: 5 rows of blocks of 5 days is 25 days, times 6 columns, for 150 days, with a 6th row started and having 14 days makes it 164 days when she get's the doll back. Right about 5 and a half months. (Edit was for missing the right most column on the first viewing).
LETS KRIFFING GO!!!!!!! Omega being rebellious later on in the follow up episodes is the cherry on top, and I rooted for her more as we get to episode 3! Her new hairstyle with the ponytail suits her well, and Hemlock's a complete asshole I can't wait to see him die.
First three episodes were very solid and I really like how scorch has been more involved seeing a member of delta squad is awesome I just hope we see him in action more this season or even see fixer or boss come into play if there still around.
The build up of the blood tester wheel device over the 3 episodes was so menacing. It was so slow and deliberate just made it near maddening by the end when Omega's blood finally gets tested
Between our first glimpse at the wall scratches and the second, by my count, this episode seems to cover around six months, maybe a but more. Awesome episode - opening with the Imp shuttle going down and being written off by Hemlock was a fascinating, and brilliant, choice. The whole feel of it really hammered home the situation Echo (and Crosshair) are in. So glad this back, going to miss it when it ends.
I’m glad they fixated on Omega for the premiere episode. Showed how dark and cold the empire really is. Loved the ROTJ feel…the emperor is coming here….we must double our efforts
This was a great opening to the season. Ep 3 had me on the edge of my seat. I hate that this is the last season but I hope that this will open up new stories, particularly following Omega's journey. Side note, ,when they brought Gonkey out, I thought about how happy Kyle would be. lol
The ONLY Star Wars reactions I really care about. Kyle and the Bendu are the best. Love this show and I will be devastated when it's over. Crazy how much they've made us care about these characters.
I hope this Season is gonna tie into and explain the Mandalorian Season 3 and Ahsoka events. And also give us hint of how Palpatine returned and how he created Snoke.
Hemlock is such a tool, he shows distain for Omega's youthful optimism yet science is all about the optimism. While Batcher has less of a chance of surviving that isn't none. He might not be a Sith but this guy is totally the same as Palpatine, and I hate him.
@KyleKatarn, 23:48 I always thought that Palpatine was revealing his true nature when his lightning was thrown back at him, and that he used the opportunity that the Jedi presented him to explain his disfigurements. How did Palpatine hide his sickly Sith eyes and deathly look? Might he have been using the Dark Side of the Force during his time on Coruscant? There were tens of thousands of Jedi on the Coruscant and let's not forget that the Force dwells in all living things. The Jedi were high on their own successes, believing that they had completely vanquished the Sith from existence. Hiding in plain sight was easy, barely an inconvenience, as the prequels show. The Jedi seemingly dismissed unexplainable tremors in the Force, passing them off as something else and I believe Dooku's Jedi tales segments explained as much. Palpatine's inability to sense Luke in the Force echoes back to how the Jedi failed to see Palpatine two decades earlier. Palpatine, like the Jedi, was blinded by his own successes. Anyway, I just thought Palpatine always looked the way he was introduced to us way back in TESB and that he was using the Force to hide his true nature. The Dark Side of the Force allowed him to stave off death, but the Kaminoan's science was the last piece of the puzzle to actually allow him to cheat death.
I love that the most narcissistic, evil old man in the entire galaxy was defied, weakened, and ultimately defeated by two wholesome, idealistic young women.
My take on it is that Omega is not a strong force sensitive but bc her blood showed no degradation in M count from the original host so they need her blood to prevent Palpatine’s M count from degrading upon transfer
Im prepared to be proven wrong, but I’m not entirely convinced that Omega’s sister is actually a clone of Jango. I think Omega asked her why she never saw her on Kamino which made me think that she might actually be an Old Spaarti clone of someone else. We only have her word right now that she and Omega are actually sisters.
SPOILERS AHEAD !!! In the Legends Dark Empire comic-book series, Palpatine basically admits having used essence transfer combined with cloning to stay alive for decades, and it is even alluded to that he did have to do so BEFORE episode three, the reason being that he became so powerful in the dark side of the force, that it started to have a negative effect on his health. It was literally killing him. This was even alluded to in the prequel series (at least from my point of view) because if you look at Palpatine in episode 2: attack of the clones, he looks old, tired, covered in liver spots, and almost decrepit, while in episode three: revenge of the sith, he looked waaaay better, and much more healthier and actually younger. Another way i could see Palpatine staying alive longer, is the fact that he is mostly situated on Coruscant, home to i don't know how many billions of life-forms and their life energy he could leech off of (an ability that some Sith lords have, if i remember correctly), combined with the ancient Sith Temple (or shrine) deep beneath the Jedi Temple there.
0:26: That’s a fair thought for sure but I feel like it’s also been that way for quite a few shows up till now. Most average fans were like, who cares about Mandalorians? Who cares about this overhyped boba get who died so quickly in return of the Jedi? Who cares about the clones? But I feel like Lucasfilm has really been treating the niche fans. The clones have always been one of my absolute favorite things about Star Wars. It might be THE favorite thing of mine nowadays actually so when they announced batch, I felt so good because I was afraid that clone wars season 7 brought an end to major stories about the clones going forward. I’m feeling this same frustration again now since this is the final season and it’s part of the reason why I have also been sort of disappointed in the show. I wanted more clones, I want to see more of the clones fighting back instead of all the Cid missions. You can’t imagine how excited I was when I saw echo and Gregor rescuing Howzer and the fact that we got to meet a new clone like Fireball. I was with echo from the start that they should be doing more. I wanted the clone rebellion to begin in season one rather than let Kamino get destroyed. But that’s also the tragedy of the story. 😢 So yeah, batch allayed my fears that we could still get more clone stories but I get that more people may want different stories going forward.
as for the person they are cloning some say palpatine some say snoke i wonder if it’s going to be the one person who shocked everyone in the trailers by appearing even after she died
Amazing episode and great reaction! I agree with Bendu and noticed that Nala Se sounded weak, malnourished….definitely not thriving …. The animation, music , writing is incredible ♥️♥️♥️
Crosshair said he deserved to be in the cell because he threw in his lot with the Empire and the Empire used him and discarded him. Crosshair was given chances to leave with the others and he chose to stay with the Empire.....so in his mind he deserves his incarceration.
For me Emerie is the most hate-able/villainous character in the series and is almost worse than Hemlock in how unfeeling she is, especially doing this to fellow clones. Even Hemlock at least has a motivation. Hopefully she has a redemption arc or is playing the long game ⬇️ Spoiler for episode 3 ⬇️ When she convinced them to spare Omega and Crosshair’s life, even that was only because of her worth to the project.
She is what Omega would have became, had she been kept in those labs until now. I think thats the point to her character, and that Omega has moved on from all this, hence they can't crush her radiant spirit.
8:08 why I'll never work the for empire! Smh 9:51 i was wondering the same too 12:53 damn right!!! Our tuff lil soldier!! 16:10 anyone else hear nala sai voice sound a little bad? Not like the va more like nala herself she's not eating. 17:54 lies!!! 18:57 her call almost made me cry she's looking for Omega.
The guy who voices Dr Hemlock is crushing it, he’s so diabolical yet so soft spoken
Nobody messes with the McPoyles!
It's rare a show goes so hard, so fast dragging you into the lives of the characters. You felt how bleak and empty was their lives without a word of exposition. The visuals, voice acting, score... all on point so you felt every bit of the despair they were experiencing. Absolutely loved it...
I was so impressed with this episode. Not only did it fully commit to the dark tonal shift but it felt like it was directed like a live action drama rather than an animated kids' show. Everything from the camera angles to the editing to the lighting and even the music was top-notch - I got a very strong Stranger Things/Fringe vibe from this and really loved it. Jennifer Corbett needs to be put on more projects if she hasn't been already, I'd honestly love to see what she could do with some of the live action content. Maybe have her guest write/direct in Ahsoka season 2 just to give her a shot at expanding her repertoire. If they do bring Tantiss back in that storyline that'd be a perfect place to have her start
Yes Jennifer Corbett and Brad Rau have done an excellent job so far on this series, whilst Filoni is busy elsewhere. Its still a bit up and down, but when its good, its very good; and I too would like to see what they are going to do next, as like Bad Batch when TCW was still airing, I have a feeling a new animation could be announced as this series concludes.
I note in this first episode when we first see Omega doing her rounds, that the Kiner's employ a kind of Andor style of background music. It just makes it all the more unsettling.
Great point about that place not breaking down Omega's spirit, she is stronger than that place and will find a way. Crosshair needs his mojo back as he has become institutionalised and accepting that here is his penitence.
In Mando s3 when Moff Gideon talks to the holocouncil of Imperial Remnant leaders, he specifically talks about how Commodore Hux is running Project Necromancer when he asks for the Pretorian Guards.
Yeah they must only get so far during this time and it continues after the Empire falls by the Imperial Remnants. That would then lead into Snoke being created to start up the First Order.
I caught that too
Keisha Castle-Hughes is voice actor for Emerie Karr. She was the lead on "Whale Rider". She was also Queen Apailana in Episode III.
Ironically, my hope, since seeing The Mandalorian (Season 3) chapter: The Foundling, is to see Ms.Castle-Hughes reprise her portrayal of Queen Apailana in both live-action and Animated flashbacks, with her being one of the key figures in the early creation of The Hidden Path. In my hopeful head canon, Jedi Master Beq rescued Grogu at the behest of Senate Representative Jar Jar Binks, donating his Naboo starship to bring Younglings to safety (back to Naboo), with Senator Padme Amidala being made aware of it, not long after; meaning, for those 48 hours Padme is on Coruscant, she's aware that Queen Apailana has created a secret operation/network to rescue marked Jedi, Padawans, and Force-users from all over the galaxy; and the two have secretly corresponded (along w/ Jar Jar) about the attack on The Jedi Temple, Order 66, the supposed betrayal of The Jedi towards The Republic, and how to go about protecting more Jedi through other sympathetic planets and individuals, along with preserving the safety and sanctity of The Delegation Of The 2000, going forward. This would further explain why Padme is so emotional when The Chancellor becomes The Emperor and The Republic becomes The Empire. I'm still hoping that, somewhere within the storytelling of The Bad Batch, there's either a depiction or mentioning of Queen Apailana being executed (by Clone Assassins/CX-1s) for harboring Jedi survivors on Naboo.
I'm glad that they didn't treated Omega like a typical Prisoner but she actually worked for them.
Based on the tally marks, Omega has been a prisoner in Mt Tantiss for at least 5 months
The music score is exceptional this episode. 🎶
Andor vibes in those first scenes when Omega is doing her rounds.
@@shugaroony Agreed, minus the death floor
cinematography wise this might have been the best episode of a star wars series so far. show dont tell close to perfection, so much is being done using certain shots, angles, repetitive shots, subtle hints, nods, expressions, tho blood circle which is basically a clock introducing time jumps, the way they made her look way more than her "sister" after the little time jump, so much attention to detail. also, perfect pacing IMO. little words are being used but they convey so much...and this is animation. outstanding 30 minutes to me, I was actually blown away.
If I remember. These hounds are the same the Storm Troopers use to hunt down Greogor.
Those were massiffs, which were the hounds that were pets of the Tusken Raiders on Tatooine. These hounds were lucca hounds, which are native to the planet that Hemlock’s base of operations is stationed
So now we know why Omega was created. It was to fix, "Somehow, Palpatine returned."
Yea JJ fucked it all up and Dave and Jon are cleaning up the mess
@@reconsoldier135 That is one hell of a mess to clean up.
Unfortunately. I'm still curious to know exactly what George Lucas' original intentions were with an enhanced female Jango Fett clone, who, in actuality, resembled Jango's older long-lost Sister, Arla Fett. The Bad Batch was George Lucas' idea for a spin-off series, after The Clone Wars. He spoke of this idea to Dave Filoni, around the time of their making of Season 6 of The Clone Wars. I just hope Dave Filoni and his team don't have to discard Lucas' original concepts/character arcs, to rationalize the unexplainable narrative choices of The (Disney) Sequel Trilogy.
@@reconsoldier135Dave has little, and Jon has no, contribution to this series.
Bad Batch and the Mando-verse are trying so hard to build a justification for The Rise of Skywalker.
The only saving grace is those shows being so much better than the movie so we will watch anyway.
Never clicked faster. I thought the writing and direction in this ep in particular was absolutely brilliant. Dark, tense, bleak, dreary. We’re only 3 eps into this season, but I’m not sure that Star Wars animation has ever actually been this good, even back in Clone Wars.
Like, the characters and arcs in TCW were epic and everyone was super invested, don’t get me wrong, but the actual mechanical nitty gritty convection of storytelling (direction and writing), animation quality, and acting all rolled into one…I think this might legit be the best-made Star Wars animation content we’ve ever seen.
Rebels will always be my favourite, but that is a much more old school fun Star Wars show. Some of the Clone Wars and Bad Batch stuff here however, are incredibly downbeat - though of course a lot of that is to do with this time period where the Empire is rising.
Edit for correction: 5 rows of blocks of 5 days is 25 days, times 6 columns, for 150 days, with a 6th row started and having 14 days makes it 164 days when she get's the doll back. Right about 5 and a half months. (Edit was for missing the right most column on the first viewing).
10:29 Yeah. In the polish dub of the show, they actually said that they trying to make a M-count clone.
LETS KRIFFING GO!!!!!!!
Omega being rebellious later on in the follow up episodes is the cherry on top, and I rooted for her more as we get to episode 3!
Her new hairstyle with the ponytail suits her well, and Hemlock's a complete asshole I can't wait to see him die.
1 part Omega, 2 parts Grogu, press blend...TADA! Snoke juice!
First three episodes were very solid and I really like how scorch has been more involved seeing a member of delta squad is awesome I just hope we see him in action more this season or even see fixer or boss come into play if there still around.
The build up of the blood tester wheel device over the 3 episodes was so menacing. It was so slow and deliberate just made it near maddening by the end when Omega's blood finally gets tested
Between our first glimpse at the wall scratches and the second, by my count, this episode seems to cover around six months, maybe a but more. Awesome episode - opening with the Imp shuttle going down and being written off by Hemlock was a fascinating, and brilliant, choice. The whole feel of it really hammered home the situation Echo (and Crosshair) are in. So glad this back, going to miss it when it ends.
I’m glad they fixated on Omega for the premiere episode. Showed how dark and cold the empire really is. Loved the ROTJ feel…the emperor is coming here….we must double our efforts
This was a great opening to the season. Ep 3 had me on the edge of my seat. I hate that this is the last season but I hope that this will open up new stories, particularly following Omega's journey. Side note, ,when they brought Gonkey out, I thought about how happy Kyle would be. lol
The ONLY Star Wars reactions I really care about. Kyle and the Bendu are the best.
Love this show and I will be devastated when it's over. Crazy how much they've made us care about these characters.
Yeah I agree. I checked out Blind Wave as they were first up last night, but Aaron just gets on my nerves even if the other three are solid reactors.
The animation is getting so good with this series
So happy we had that last scene so we knew what was happening with Batcher
I hope this Season is gonna tie into and explain the Mandalorian Season 3 and Ahsoka events. And also give us hint of how Palpatine returned and how he created Snoke.
They are at complete different times, and they don’t relate to each other at all
And we are back with the DAD Batch!
I'm so glad bad batch is back
I have been missing Kyle saying " *...To the Bad Batch* "
May the for be with you guys! And enjoy the show! The first episode was really depressing and I like Omegas new hair style
Been waiting on your guys’ reaction to this!
Hemlock is such a tool, he shows distain for Omega's youthful optimism yet science is all about the optimism. While Batcher has less of a chance of surviving that isn't none. He might not be a Sith but this guy is totally the same as Palpatine, and I hate him.
Still to soon for seeing Tech die again........
I think the code to create a perfect clone is embedded in Omegas blood.
cant wait till you see the other 2, been following you guys for years, love you guys, much respect!
PLEASE DO NEXT TWO EPS I GOTTA SEE YOUR REACTIONS IT'S SUCH A GOOD CLONE WARSY MINI ARC!!! :)
I watched all 3 episodes yesterday. Solid 3 episodes opening for the Season.
Maybe the original specimen is Snoke, and that's why he is scarred, for all this testing...
@KyleKatarn,
23:48 I always thought that Palpatine was revealing his true nature when his lightning was thrown back at him, and that he used the opportunity that the Jedi presented him to explain his disfigurements.
How did Palpatine hide his sickly Sith eyes and deathly look? Might he have been using the Dark Side of the Force during his time on Coruscant? There were tens of thousands of Jedi on the Coruscant and let's not forget that the Force dwells in all living things. The Jedi were high on their own successes, believing that they had completely vanquished the Sith from existence. Hiding in plain sight was easy, barely an inconvenience, as the prequels show. The Jedi seemingly dismissed unexplainable tremors in the Force, passing them off as something else and I believe Dooku's Jedi tales segments explained as much.
Palpatine's inability to sense Luke in the Force echoes back to how the Jedi failed to see Palpatine two decades earlier. Palpatine, like the Jedi, was blinded by his own successes.
Anyway, I just thought Palpatine always looked the way he was introduced to us way back in TESB and that he was using the Force to hide his true nature. The Dark Side of the Force allowed him to stave off death, but the Kaminoan's science was the last piece of the puzzle to actually allow him to cheat death.
This season came out on my birthday which is pretty awesome, making this the best birthday present ever.
i met Dee bradly baker earlier this month, asked him who his favorite reg and bad batch is and he said rex and crosshair
I love that the most narcissistic, evil old man in the entire galaxy was defied, weakened, and ultimately defeated by two wholesome, idealistic young women.
This first episode was amazing. Great score too.
YOU can see omega miss Hunter Wrecker the late Tech and echo, also she does not give up on ANYONE.
also, we know that Place and Planet .
My take on it is that Omega is not a strong force sensitive but bc her blood showed no degradation in M count from the original host so they need her blood to prevent Palpatine’s M count from degrading upon transfer
Im prepared to be proven wrong, but I’m not entirely convinced that Omega’s sister is actually a clone of Jango. I think Omega asked her why she never saw her on Kamino which made me think that she might actually be an Old Spaarti clone of someone else. We only have her word right now that she and Omega are actually sisters.
I think it is Grogu who is the original source for the m-count experiment.
I wonder if CX-1 will be a force sensitive clone? or maybe winter soldier tech
I think it might be Cody tbh
But awesome theory😃
Many thanks to Kyle and Bendu! 🦠
The writing is superb!
If S3 is as good as its first 3 episodes this show will easily become by favorite Star Wars animated show.
Oh, if the Grizzled Wizard needs a curent show to watch, I heartly recommend Delicious in Dungeon.
I've been reacting to it!! The full length reactions are on Patreon!
Welcome back, gentlemen.
SPOILERS AHEAD !!! In the Legends Dark Empire comic-book series, Palpatine basically admits having used essence transfer combined with cloning to stay alive for decades, and it is even alluded to that he did have to do so BEFORE episode three, the reason being that he became so powerful in the dark side of the force, that it started to have a negative effect on his health. It was literally killing him. This was even alluded to in the prequel series (at least from my point of view) because if you look at Palpatine in episode 2: attack of the clones, he looks old, tired, covered in liver spots, and almost decrepit, while in episode three: revenge of the sith, he looked waaaay better, and much more healthier and actually younger. Another way i could see Palpatine staying alive longer, is the fact that he is mostly situated on Coruscant, home to i don't know how many billions of life-forms and their life energy he could leech off of (an ability that some Sith lords have, if i remember correctly), combined with the ancient Sith Temple (or shrine) deep beneath the Jedi Temple there.
0:26: That’s a fair thought for sure but I feel like it’s also been that way for quite a few shows up till now. Most average fans were like, who cares about Mandalorians? Who cares about this overhyped boba get who died so quickly in return of the Jedi? Who cares about the clones? But I feel like Lucasfilm has really been treating the niche fans. The clones have always been one of my absolute favorite things about Star Wars. It might be THE favorite thing of mine nowadays actually so when they announced batch, I felt so good because I was afraid that clone wars season 7 brought an end to major stories about the clones going forward. I’m feeling this same frustration again now since this is the final season and it’s part of the reason why I have also been sort of disappointed in the show. I wanted more clones, I want to see more of the clones fighting back instead of all the Cid missions. You can’t imagine how excited I was when I saw echo and Gregor rescuing Howzer and the fact that we got to meet a new clone like Fireball. I was with echo from the start that they should be doing more. I wanted the clone rebellion to begin in season one rather than let Kamino get destroyed. But that’s also the tragedy of the story. 😢
So yeah, batch allayed my fears that we could still get more clone stories but I get that more people may want different stories going forward.
as for the person they are cloning some say palpatine some say snoke i wonder if it’s going to be the one person who shocked everyone in the trailers by appearing even after she died
Amazing episode and great reaction! I agree with Bendu and noticed that Nala Se sounded weak, malnourished….definitely not thriving …. The animation, music , writing is incredible ♥️♥️♥️
17:32: this reminded me of Nymeria
If Palpatine uses Omega to clone Rey’s parents, then that would make Jango Fett Rey’s Great Grandfather.🤯😂🤣
Crosshair said he deserved to be in the cell because he threw in his lot with the Empire and the Empire used him and discarded him. Crosshair was given chances to leave with the others and he chose to stay with the Empire.....so in his mind he deserves his incarceration.
I wonder if they’re cloning ventress and that’s how she comes back…
Yes! My faves are back 😊❤
What happened to Anakin's arm and two legs after Obi Wan sliced them on Mustafar?
Music definitely giving Andor prison vibes
What if its Reys Dad thats in there?
Omega has really grown on me.
To think, after all these years. We finally have Disney return the "M" word to canon Starwars... (Obviously they are working on cloning the Emperor)
For me Emerie is the most hate-able/villainous character in the series and is almost worse than Hemlock in how unfeeling she is, especially doing this to fellow clones. Even Hemlock at least has a motivation. Hopefully she has a redemption arc or is playing the long game
⬇️ Spoiler for episode 3 ⬇️
When she convinced them to spare Omega and Crosshair’s life, even that was only because of her worth to the project.
She is what Omega would have became, had she been kept in those labs until now. I think thats the point to her character, and that Omega has moved on from all this, hence they can't crush her radiant spirit.
YAY!
8:08 why I'll never work the for empire! Smh
9:51 i was wondering the same too
12:53 damn right!!! Our tuff lil soldier!! 16:10 anyone else hear nala sai voice sound a little bad? Not like the va more like nala herself she's not eating.
17:54 lies!!!
18:57 her call almost made me cry she's looking for Omega.
What were the other tests they were doing on the clones, not the blood samples moments, I mean the other ones?
One was probably the continuation of the Zillow Beast armoring experiments along with other Dark Trooper origin projects.
@@richardyoung3462 And that one, where the Clones were leaving the room and that Clone Assassin was standing?
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