@nchldmn .It's good to see you here. I still remember when you did the star wars among us videos. They were good. But yes I do believe that Omega and Crosshair will build a much better bond.

His days are numbered unfortunately.

LOL!! Won’t that be the day?!!❤🎉

Well yeah obviously because Fennec is only doing her job. I doubt there will be any long lasting relationship between them

Yeah Crosshair is the only character with some actual character development. He’s the best in the show by far! We enjoy watching his scenes the most because he’s developing every time we see him. I know it’s a kids show but Omega and Crosshair actually have arcs which is super enjoyable to watch. Wish the other characters had the same treatment. This episode was another common Bad Batch filler: Ship breaks down or Main squad gets sent on a mission to retrieve X, get attacked by creatures, Big creature/Main filler enemy attacks, defeats filler enemy, finally retrieves X, returns to ship/safe house, end of episode. This is the exact formula that Bad Batch filler episodes follow. Nothing important happening. These types of episodes are sprinkled in between the main ones that progress the story. This episode was the definition of filler. Only the Omega & Crosshair scene at the end had any character or story progression value.

That’s because Crosshair is 10x a better character than Hunter and Wrecker, who are both just one-dimensional, bland, and generic. Crosshair is one of the top 3 most interesting and dynamic clones in Stars Wars imo. I’d rather see Omega, Crosshair, and Batcher/The Dog survive the finale than the others. They have a lot more potential for future storylines and shows than the others. Honestly don’t care about Hunter whatsoever.

Yeah. In fact that was my only problem with this episode, was that there was not enough of it. The “action-packed” bounty hunter mission was boring.

@@HappinessPunch777 100% facts (apart from Batcher, he can go) lol

Lovely moment! ❤

Same!

That gives me butterflies every time I see that!!

Or Omega stay safe 😢

I believe that Crosshair had an idea as to what Omega was doing was something the Jedi did, and that's the reason why he asked her where she'd learned to meditate. I think that he was thinking of the Jedi Apperentance that he and Hunter chased after in S1E1

@@1LEgGOdtThat’s really smart actually i never thought of that

​@@1LEgGOdt wait that actually makes so much sense!! And the Jedi apprentice was caleb dume/kanan jarrus

I’m like 65 we need to get it to 66 and then stop

@@1LEgGOdtThat makes sense

The animation is great. Even the cinematography of some shots are pretty amazing.

For me, I actually like some episodes of season 2. Like Pabu and Tipping Point. What I really like about those episodes is that the Batch finally got a rest from war and bullying and mercenary jobs. Only God knows what the remaining episodes have in store. I just hope that the finale doesn’t end on a cliffhanger or another Batcher lost…

Agreed. I love everything about this show

I relate to him.. on the not wanting help it as i’m hyper- independent.. 😢

Same

Ikr?

Oh absolutely. It has a very Joel and Ellie feel to it that I really appreciate!

Same, and I really love this moment between them. One of the best moments so far

Same

"We're not making Star Wars for 50 year old white men anymore." - Kathleen Kennedy 🤭😆🤣

Um dude this episode isn’t filler when the end of the episode is leading up to the next one.

@@MrJulesR986 Main squad gets sent on a mission to retrieve X, get attacked by creatures, Big creature/Main filler enemy attacks, defeats filler enemy, finally retrieves X, returns to ship/safe house, end of episode. This is the exact formula that Bad Batch filler episodes follow. Nothing important happening. These types of episodes are sprinkled in between the main ones that progress the story. This episode was the definition of filler. Only the Omega & Crosshair scene at the end had any character or story progression value.

@@Taikage this isn’t much of a filler when they are progressing the story especially how the episode ended and it’s leading up to something, this is like saying the race episode from season 2 is filler when in reality it gives Tech a spotlight and it foreshadows Cid’s true nature.

I feel at some point people completely missed the definition of what a Filler episode means.

@@MrJulesR986 Giving Tech the spotlight doesn’t have anything to do with progressing the story or giving the episode progression value. Foreshadowing Sid’s betrayal should have been done by giving us small, subtle hints throughout the important episodes that include her, like most good writers do. You don’t base a whole episode around foreshadowing… 🤦🏽‍♂️ it’s a waste of an episode. & just foreshadowing isn’t nearly enough to make an important. That was a filler episode to add runtime and get more episodes.

Visions is also good

Yes, you don’t need to be innately force-sensitive like the Jedi are to be in tune with the force. It’s created by all living things and is connected to all life.

True. The Force moves those and surrounds every living thing. Connects everything.

The Force connects to all life forms you just need to be open to it.

Yes, and I think she's using it without realizing it

Oh it's gonna be a rough ending for sure

Same. I love everything about this show

Batcher, she's basically Crosshair's emotional support animal lol.

Same ❤️🙌

Hunter and Omega still have their moments for sure, it’s just they aren’t the focus since their relationship is stable and grounded, and already developed from the beginning where Hunter learned to trust her. Crosshair and Omega survived an ordeal together and need to heal, and Omega knows Crosshair on the inside arguably the most. All the relationships are still present, but this relationship is part of the arc they are going through. It’s hard to get equal time together between each character with 20 minute episodes.

​@@a.j.5380Okay, but that doesn't change the fact that I miss the Hunter and Omega relationship

That’s fair.

Same ❤

They gonna Reach em fosho

@@justlivin2499 Wait, would that make Rex the Jun of this series if he's the only one to make it out alive?

@@BrokenBluebird6 naw that’s Omega

Same. I'm really loving this season so far

yep but after Andor.

@@12stack73 Andor showed the potential of live action shows but the inconsistencies in live action aren’t really found in animation. Besides resistance, which you could argue was for a younger audience than the rest of SW animation, there hasn’t been one miss. Clone Wars, Rebels, Tales of the Jedi, and Bad Batch are all phenomenal

@@themegjake4000 Nicely said.

Agreed. I love this show so much

13 - 14 years old by season 3

Anyone can meditate. I don’t think it’s exclusively a Jedi thing in their galaxy.

i know that but going back to kashyyyk she seemed to feel the trees the same way gungi did@@sofianaab9884

I think so too

Vader gonna end up killing fives and his loss will make him quit.

I doubt Vader’s gonna show up at any point in this season. I’m sure Palpatine has got other things for him to do as his apprentice.

"A woman in MY space wizard cartoon??!? REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE"

I hope all of them survives 🥲

Which would be a terrible decision, considering that Crosshair is a phenomenally written character, while Hunter and Wrecker are beyond one-dimensional, generic and forgettable. They’re also building a bond with Crosshair and the dog/Batcher. The finale should end with Hunter and Wrecker sacrificing themselves, and Omega escaping with Crosshair, Batcher, and possibly Ventress and Boba helping out. Ventress and Boba will both probably change their minds about the bounty when they realize who Omega is. Highly doubt they brought Daniel Logan back just to voice a random clone cadet in the 2nd episode.

@@HappinessPunch777are you kidding? Hunter and Wrecker are great characters. They are just steady and have adapted better than the rest of their squad. I guess trauma and near insanity is more entertaining though? lol

Hope not