Wrecker and anyone. Dude is the best kind of beef head.

I love Wrecker for the serious Grogg vibes.

remind me of bad company game

Wercker kinda reminds me of Michaelangelo from the Ninja Turtles they both have similar personalities and traits

Haha absolutely! I loved their dynamic ^^

Yeah, let's hope ot stays strong

Agreed.

Idk if it's a fair comparison because this is basically Clone Wars season 8

I agree!

@@MaiiOrduna 😎👍

My thoughts exactly

agreed, that design is sexy as hell

You mean the chopper model right *glares with religious intent*

Unfortunately grevious is dead before order 66 even happens which is like minutes into the show. I wish grevious was more of a menace instead of a coughing cyborg

@@Bigman-fh1fz Totally. Grievous needs to get the Maul treatment. I'm still dreaming for an animated ROTS project with the new character models and animation.

Yeah it sounds weird hearing kanans voice oit of a kid.

Yeah, I didn't like that. It was way off.

Honestly I didn't mind. It may be a little weird but I think Freddie puts in enough effort so that he sounds like a teen getting ready to make that break into adulthood. I mean Kanan himself from what I remember isn't THAT old by the time of Rebels nor is he THAT young and really, it's just nice to hear him play Kanan in a period of his life we haven't seen him in as far as being on-screen is concerned.

I didn't realise it was Freddie. Sounded enough like a teenager to me.

Yeah this was really jarring and silly. Apparently he's supposed to be 14 in this which somewhat explains the voice but if that's the case why is he SO short compared to everyone else? Very weird.

I can see that happening since Deathtroopers were the elite soldiers of the Tarkin Initiative.

This is exactly what I was thinking too!

yeah I was like is that a deathtrooper

that is honestly genius, star wars continues to amaze me

I straight up thought he was putting on a death trooper helmet when he showed up at the end.

She does the same in copying Hunter when they escape and he puts his fist up as a hand-sign to stop before the turn the corner.

I feel like that her special ability, she can copy people abilities. Kinda how at the end she perfectly shot Crosshair without ever shooting a gun before.

@@dalvarez-wd3kx that actually isn’t a half bad guess, but I think she’s gonna play the medic role of the team since she was a medical assistant for Nala Se

@TornadoGamingI think it is part of her ability to copy. In order to mimic or copy someone you have to be very perceptive, so maybe while she was copying crosshair she noticed a change in the way he was acting and thought he might do something . I know it’s a stretch but that’s what I was feeling.

I KNOW. SHES SO CUTE 😭

This show legit just gonna be him talking to himself

the man is gonna develop schizophrenia by the end of this

Really impressive how he voiced a little girl

I was amazed I could tell who was talking even when they all had their helmets on.

Bad batch aka dee Bradley baker talking to himself and someone else from time to time for 20 min every Friday

I think its more of the attitude, don't betray business partners, the kaminoans were clearly upset at the prospect of their work being replaced by cheaper alternatives

@@randomthings1809 What propaganda, exactly?

@@floatingcube9588 women existing is propaganda apparently

@@randomthings1809 what?

Well, how about Disney introducing female clone character to sell more merchandise to girls, in addition to all the Disney Princess Cash cows? Too cynical? Personally, I have nothing against Omega as a character. If they handle her right, she could be another Ahsoka. As long as she isn't just a tag-along kid who starts saving the squad on a regular basis with her mysterious "abilities". That can get old real fast, especially when your adult mains are all veteran special ops soldiers.

Time to abandon ship!

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Didnt the clone used a stun round on the droid? He should be ok

@@mrfister1234 Still using a blaster on a droid. I can imagine even utilizing the stun function that probably won't have the same effect on a droid.

@@the-aspiring-creator4249 To be fair R2 got hit by a TIE fighter in A New Hope, got shot in Return of the Jedi, got blown up in The Clone Wars, and was fine all three times. Droids are durable. Haha

Maybe she feels guilty about being complicit in Fives' death? When she was first introduced in Season 1, she was a volunteer on a front line medical station and was shown to care about the clones. Her actions in Bad Batch would make sense if she were atoning for her out-of-character actions in that arc.

or maybe she hasn’t changed and has the Kaminoan interests still as a priority. Omega seems to be the “ideal” clone. A combination of all the other 4 - so its possible they are “manufacturing” her as their “best seller prime product” clone. Look at what the PM said at the end “stay quiet until we know whats really going on”. Its a money business survival thing for the Kaminoans.

They'll have to do an amazing job to make me like her because as of right now I still think she's quite orribile for what she did to Fives and Tup

Do the Kaminoans even have emotions? I think they basically got rid of them in legends. They always seem to cold and detached.

She’s going to get clapped later in the season from that :/

the kid must've hit puberty

Yeah it was strange lol

Reverse puberty. His voice is softer in Rebels.

According to IMDB, that's because Freddie Prinze Jr. reprised the role. And this is one of the times where I would've preferred a recast over the original actor, as he didn't quite sound like a teenage boy.

He shouldve been taller, hes 14 not 9 and wouldve made the voice easier to accept

He also loves blowing stuff up

He’s also very insecure about his personality being due to “programming”.

he loves his lula

Honestly that really is such a good way of rationalizing the retcons at play, especially when you look at stuff like Grey's comic design which is primarily white, red and black which is similar enough to the Bad Batch that one could reasonably say that in his head, the clones blended together as far as colors were concerned. Though it really is still kind of a retcon... but one I think that can be trusted. Dave Filoni more often than not has made changes like this and it often leads to stories benefiting from what he implements.

It is clear explanation. But what about the holocron in comic

@@princebujethia I mean, one can assume that the event did happen. It just most likely happened earlier and off-screen since this is not Kanan's story whereas the comics were. For example, one could say that maybe the fireplace scene happened but it was earlier whereas Kanan's memory simply blended that with when Order 66 occurred.

@@the-aspiring-creator4249 now It makes sense

Or maybe Crosshair was just that predictable? Like Tarkin did, it wasn't hard for Omega to figure out that Crosshair's loyalty to the rest of the squad had become very questionable and the probable reason as to why.

Maybe only masters like Yoda or Luke will have green now, like a symbol of wisdom and power achieved by a select few.

In order to have the green, you'd need to be in tune with the force very strongly. Blue blades are the more common color that any jedi can weild.

@@Ascended13 depa was a master though, she was even on the council

@@lynxe6313 Never said she wasn't but I feel they want to keep the green symbolic sabers for the most important and popular characters from now on. On the levels of Yoda and Luke and Qui gon. I might be wrong. The green saber has come a long way since the first trilogy. Specially so soon after Luke's cameo in the Mandalorian with his green saber.

That dosnt say a lot when people like windu and luminara were on the council. Not everyone on the council was a standard Jedi and not all of them were good people.

same

Glad I wasn’t the only one who noticed that 🥲

Wait, is there a post credit scene that I missed!?

@@mitwhitgaming7722 lol no, those droids they fought in the test fight seem to be an early model of the dark troopers

@@thegoose2479 Riiiight, duh. I saw another comment comparing Crosshair to the Legends Dark Troopers, so that's what I had in mind.

Maybe a Kaminoan experiment for Force sensitivity?

It completely retconned the canon Kanan comic series. So disappointing.

@@Weebusaurus who cares about comics anyway.

@@theflyinggasmask The comics tell good and interesting stories.

@@theflyinggasmask I do, and they’re just as valid method of storytelling. And it’s especially disappointing considering Disney promised all mediums would have equal consequence and relevance to the canon and broke that with almost no reason for a much less impactful moment. You could have atleast got the colours right

@@siobibble9078 Talking about the color lightsabers that are different from comics, really? Filoni must know that by adding new stuff to canon might hit other parts of canon like books or comics. It also happens with Halo and other franchises that their canon depends more on movies/series/videogames(not in the SW case because they are Legends)

Yea they probably will

@BlindingHornet yea that could be interesting

@BlindingHornet That's what I'm scared about. Either he cannot break from it and has to die or somebody else dies to save him, Hunter most probably.

I’m sure they will and let’s find out that wolffe and gregor will appear and see how they remove there poison chips

They also haven’t cought kanon so they might replace the second clone or gray with him during his capture. Give it a few days or weeks after the order and the flight would definitely start to sink in for all involved.

Wrecker missed that opportunity big smh

Honestly the only low point

I don't think so. I think she just didn't want to kill her freind

I think she gave her life to save Kanan. If she tried to fight he would have joined and gotten killed. She knew that and took the Jedi way out.

😢😢😢😢

Her and the captain were clearly close in the short amount of screen time. She probably didn’t want to kill her friends and was confused. Plus she was clearly focused on saving Kanan

Yeah, I honestly wished they took different Jedi for the opening. It really undermined the impact of the situation that it had in the comic imo

Agreed while it was nice to see young Caleb again there was no need to retcon the comic.

I think it plays into what Dave Filoni learned while he was working on TCW. When TCW was made, Legends was still technically canon but TCW did a lot of retconning, rewriting and so on of it and part of that was because he and George Lucas had a chat about canon where he was told if I remember correctly that canon was overrated and from that I think Dave got the idea that strictly trying to adhere to what is stated to be canon in the novels and comics would ultimately be limiting the creativity and also would limit some of the stories he could tell. TCW also did this for instance with the appearance of the Tals, its portrayal of Barriss Offee and how she fell to the Dark Side when she was depicted as fighting as a loyal Jedi all the way up to her death during Order 66 and then there's his retconning of events from the Ahsoka novel in the final season of TCW. And ultimately, it's not the worst thing ever. Hell in the comic it's made very clear that this is just Kanan's memories so it's not like the story itself can never happen, it just means there's the possibility that it didn't happen exactly the way it did in the comic and that the comic was mainly his perspective and recollection of events.

They retconned everything in Last Padawan

And her clones had red armor

yea but his lightsaber was blue in rebels, so they basically matched it

The green lightsaber discrimination is just unreal im disgusted in lucas film for their blue lightsabe supremacy

Changing lightsaber colors is a visual cue saying “warning, this will be different from what you’ve read”

I believe in Omega-chan's Supremacy

Calling my shot: The series will end with the Bad Batch giving their lives in a final stand to help Omega escape

@@ugoeze7360 hopefully it’s more than one season

*eliminated

@@user-no4su7je2n ???

surely!

I am on the opposite spectrum. I finished that episode thinking, “Man, this is not gonna get good feedback, many of the main characters were just not impressionable in this.” I went online to see how bad it tanked in critic. To my surprise, here I am, and I guess a lot more people just love Most of the characters in this. I think my inhibitor chip is broken.

Same. There are intermittent stems from the Force leitmotif here and there when she’s on-screen.

Find her a lot more annoying than Ezra already lmao.

I love she is the first female clone we saw. ...and now technically she is the bad batch's imouto. !❤

Heh, my thoughts exactly, she was adorable, while I found Ezra very annoying.

It's true I was annoyed with ahsoka & Ezra the first time they showed up. I did not feel that way yet for her :)

Dude let me get this straight,you like Omega and hate Ezra?😐

yeah i think so to

Almost certainly

Yeah, maybe. It seems like that with her heightened empathy and her blaster proficiency, but it seems odd that Sidious wouldn't have him himself to discuss those kinds of matters instead of Tarkin. Unless the Kaminoans were going to have Omega as their clone seeing how the war was going. Trying to place a blonde female Jedi who could have been a donor to Omega though.

@@lyndsaybrown8471 Judging by the scene with the two Kaminoans, it seems like something they were working on in secret for their own ends.

I was thinking she is force sensitive too

Absolutely❤❤❤

@Owen Buckner yep

Heck yeah

Me!

I definitely enjoyed it, best way to celebrate May the 4th.

I wouldn't really call saw's group a rebellion yet, more like these were groups that the republic kept an eye on since in a sense they didn't really care about the republic more their own planets and they wanted to remove these groups quickly before they have a chance to go to ground or spread like the free ryloth movement

@@Azraeltheangelofdeath I understand what you’re trying to say, but the point was that the Transition to Empire felt a bit rushed. My example was Saw already calling the galactic civil war one day after the clone wars ended.

Them retconning Kanan's backstory is honestly something that I think shouldn't have too much stock placed in it. As good as the original comic is, there's a lot of factors that play into why that's better compared to the show such as how the comic is ABOUT Kanan and how he went from Caleb Dume to the character we know in Rebels therefore, there would be a TON more emotional stakes at play since we're experiencing everything through his perspective whereas in the show? It's primarily about... well the dudes the title references and more the nature of Clones and what their purpose is once the Clone Wars ended so they are really limited to what they could show. Not only that but clearly they're wanting to do it as a wink to Rebels fans while also being done in such a way that people who are watching for the first time don't feel like they have to watch four seasons of a TV series plus read a comic to understand what's going on. As for the transition, I think when it comes to Saw it should really come as no surprise that the guy is already drumming up a fighting force considering what occurs in the Onderon arc and what Saw would later become in Rebels and Rogue One. The man I can totally see taking one look at how the Emperor is behaving, going "That ain't right." and deciding immediately it's time to start prepping because he has been through already one oppressive horrible ruler to know that once you see some freaky dude in a robe declaring they have control over the whole galaxy? What's gonna come next ain't good.

The point of the prequel trilogy was to show the gradual transition of the Republic to the Empire...the Empire began once the first batch of clones were wheeled out. Once the Jedi Council and Jedi were eradicated, Palpatine wielded his power to quell any dissent.

Saw is essentially fighting the same war he was fighting during the Clone Wars. Liberty for Onderon.

They were in the background in Victory and Death.

@@hunterwolff-schollmeyer3902 Yes, I only knew from Wookiepedia mentions but they were static painted background. In BB they're *moving*.

We were robbed of ARC and V-Wing action in favor of the horrible Z-95's

@@semillakan6 There were quite a lot of ARC-170s in the latter half of TCW.

@@semillakan6 I actually kind of like all the mixing and matching of different starfighter types. It reminds me of World War II, where practically as soon as a new fighter was introduced it was well on the way to obsolescence. Certain fighters, like the Spitfire and the Bf-109 stayed in production throughout the war (in ever more advanced models), but many were tried out in various roles such as bomber escort, ground attack and air superiority. The Z-95 was much like the U..S. P-40. Relatively tough and sturdy but already falling behind Axis fighters at high and medium altitudes early in the war. It was used because it was already in production and it was available. The V-wings are more like the Navy and Marine Cotps Corsairs, teething troubles kept them off carriers till 1944, but they were clearly superior fighters.

@Julian R yes and that bugs me because the cool part of the canon is that everything mattered but now it doesn't look that way.

I hated it. I gave the Ahsoka novel retcon a pass since I'm sure it was written back when they thought they'd never be able to finish TCW. This was just a very blatant and pointless retcon that sets a precedent I really don't like.

it was an unnecessary retcon, 2 other random jedi for the BB story would have been the same. Or at least not change the aspect of the location and the clones of the kanan comic story..

@Julian R yes but at the time it was clear that film canon was more important then the expanded universe, when disney created the new canon and the legends, it did that to have a new multimedia canon with all the media at the same level. At least is what they said was the intention.

@@xTehOwn That was how people read it but no, that's not what the actual announcement said. From the announcement itself: "While Lucasfilm always strived to keep the stories created for the EU consistent with our film and television content as well as internally consistent, Lucas always made it clear that he was not beholden to the EU. He set the films he created as the canon. This includes the six Star Wars episodes, and the many hours of content he developed and produced in Star Wars: The Clone Wars. These stories are the immovable objects of Star Wars history, the characters and events to which all other tales must align. Now, with an exciting future filled with new cinematic installments of Star Wars, all aspects of Star Wars storytelling moving forward will be connected. Under Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy’s direction, the company for the first time ever has formed a story group to oversee and coordinate all Star Wars creative development." So in other words, all that was actually said was that Star Wars content was now gonna be more connected and consistent, not that all forms of canon are now suddenly at the same level of importance.

I heard that too

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Don't foreshadow

Honestly my mind made me think it was possibly Shaak Ti since she was typically stationed on Kamino. No other Jedi that we know of was stationed there.

@Emperor Maoh Shin Chandelier Mirage Where was it stated that she was killed by him? That vision Yoda saw isn't really to be trusted since it showed Anakin still as a Jedi fighting clones.

@Emperor Maoh Shin Chandelier Mirage That book confirmed that she died at the temple but it did not state it was Anakin that personally killed her. More so it could be subject to change since it is an old reference book.

@@Burning-Twilight It can't be Shaak Ti the hands colors are different, same with the lightsaber. Also she was killed in the Jedi temple. It's probably just a generic jedi

I’m not gonna lie that was probably the worst part of the episode for me The older acting voice just didn’t do it for me. But hey everyone is different

Freddie Prinze Jr didn’t declare that he thinks Coolsville sucks to be only known as Kanans voice actor

Having literall codes on someone is different from having identification and a passport. Like by a long shot.

Also the inhibitor chips totally building hunter into the first Death Trooper for sure.

I do want to post a quick correction since I went through the Kanan comic again. He wasn't telling the tale to the Ghost crew, it was a memory triggered by Hera mentioning they were going on a supply run through Kaller.

@@the-aspiring-creator4249 oh right, same effect though. It's what's important about the moment to Kanan right. Like it it's why the Bad Batch were there so it was central to their story.

​@@peterslavik1449 Exactly.

Yeah also It would be cool if the Kaminoans and their clone army become allies for Finn, Poe, and the Resistance.

He pitched up his voice a bit, so I found it mostly believable...

I think there is easy to fudge it by saying that Saw, a man who has been through one bad regime before and is well known for how he will soon fall down an extremist path, would take one look at a creepy dude in a robe declaring that the Galactic Empire has been formed and would start making plans. He hasn't started the fight yet but he is already prepared to cause a ruckus when it's necessary.