She's not the only one. They make it tough to simply get to/ read the voice credits card.

And the older cadet was voiced by Daniel Logan aka AotC Boba Fett.

Angelica is also in the John Wick films, and will be in the Ballerina spinoff.

That's awesome

She also has a previous Star Wars credit as the Sith Mother in Screecher's Reach (Visions S2E2)

same.

Didn't Julian voice the clones in TCW?

@@bemasaberwyn55 no that was Daniel Logan or Dee Bradley Baker, depending on the clones age

LOL

Yeah, Omega doesn't have to be Force-sensitive, just have a higher M-count than the standard clone for her to be what Hemlock is searching for. From what I understand, the standard cloning technique causes a reduction in M-count, perhaps related to the replication errors common in late-generation clones, but that obviously isn't good for what the Empire has intended.

@@griffinsummoner I like to think of Omega's blood type as enhanced O Negative. She's a universal donor.

Agreed, though the LOTR vibes were strongest in S1E7; Rex's first appearance since TCW (aka the Return of the King) giving Strider, then the dianoga on Bracca (though the giant slither vine was very comparable).

he's phenomonal in Taika's Hunt for the Wilderpeople

Nah. It had more of a Fallout New Vegas Vault 32 vibe. There's even a mission where you have to retrieve data from a broken computer.

@@vetarlittorf1807I was referring more to the Flora/Fauna.

yeah. mixed with Alien

And the flood from Halo.

and some stranger things vibes

1. The shots we get in the comics of that part of Eriadu (on a clear day) show forests & lakes between those mountains. It’s Tarkin’s family’s hunting preserve. 2. Tech’s goggles were jam-free and I seriously doubt Hemlock would clean them before intimidating Hunter. 3. It’s Star Wars, no body no death. 🤗

​​@@Flettwin Tech's dead. Dee Bradley Baker confirmed it in an interview not too long ago. Here's an excerpt straight from the man himself if you think I'm just blowing smoke: "Season 2 ended with the shocking death of Tech, as he sacrificed himself to save his fellow Batchers. For a team with a knack for seemingly getting out of every life-or-death situation, it took the fandom by surprise, and Baker has heard a lot from viewers since. “I've been through a lot of conventions over the past year, and fans are deeply bereft and stricken and holding out hope. I tell them it's a life well-lived,” he says. Baker has tried to comfort fans in the lead up to Season 3, focusing on the meaning behind Tech’s final act. “It's a soldier's life that is admirable and heroic in all the best sense. A heroic sacrifice is the end that any soldier on the clone army would wish for. They're trained to fight and they're trained to win and work together and problem solve and to do the right thing. And Tech does all of those things in his final gesture that keeps the mission alive and saves his colleagues, his friends, his family. I couldn't wish the fellow any more. For me personally and for everybody else, yes, we want him to live longer, but I wouldn't want to dull the gesture - the gesture of his final act of heroism.” Here's the link to the full article/interview: www.starwars.com/news/dee-bradley-baker-the-bad-batch-season-3-interview

@@rebelfighter5249Don’t worry I’m aware. It’s a good, well-timed interview, and a very different tone from how they talked about Tech’s fall before the S3 marketing started. I won’t be convinced until the season is over. 😉

ok but he called it an act, a gesture, dee never said the word "dead" @@rebelfighter5249 let us have some hope and stop being a party pooper