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For all of you saying Hunterās about to enter his Joel Miller era: I see you and yes
But, may we not forget the OG space āyou took my child and now Iāll make you wish you were never bornā
So really, Hunterās entering his Pedro Pascal era and we love it for him šš¼šš¼
He should send a message to Hemlock, like Din Djarin did with Moff Gideon, & say a touching speech about him getting Omega back, & how much she means to him.
Happy Birthday Dee Bradley Baker, voice of the Bad Batch, Rex, and the other clones in the Star Wars universe.
It's Friday. I miss the boys š
And of course the angel
Me too .
Hereās an idea for a Bad Batch episode! The squad runs into Kaddak, who the boys have been raised to believe is completely crazy and violent, but Omega knows him personally and knows better. She is totally stoked to see him and heās happy to see her too. Throughout the mission, Omega and Kaddak spend a lot of time together and talk about things that Omega has never told the Batch about, which leads to some serious jealousy, particularly from Hunter and Wrecker. In the end, though, she sticks with the BB, of course, and Hunter is forced to acknowledge, at least to himself, that he sees Omega as more of a daughter than a sister.
I like that
Maybe Iām over analyzing the show a bit with this, but I was thinking about the cafeteria scene in the Bad Batch episode 1. The Regs that were making fun of the Batch, calling them the ādefect squadā and āThe Sad Batchā, and āLab Scrabbers,ā also didnāt have any unique armor or facial differences such as hair or scars or tattoos. The regs in the cafeteria were all the same and hated the idea of people, even if they were clones, being remotely different from them. Clone Force 99 have a 100% success rate, have fought along side Jedi generals like Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi, and their mutations have made them extremely skilled soldiers. However, the regs in the cafeteria couldnāt look at the squadās success because of the their differences. Instead, they thought of the squad being less meaningful because of it.
It seems like the clones who saw Clone Force 99 as a truly successful and amazing group, were also the ones that were trying to be different from their brothers. Clones like Rex, Cody, Jesse, even Captain Grey from the very beginning of the Bad Batch also tried to make themselves different. They painted their armor different colors, dyed or cut their hair different colors, lengths, and styles, and got tattoos. They saw the individuality in themselves and fellow soldiers, and wanted to show that and embrace them. When THOSE regs met the Bad Batch, they seemed eager to work with them, and used their mutations and differences to their advantage in the battles and fights on Anaxes and Skako Minor.
When the Bad Batch left, Captain Rex even said, āthose are some of the finest clones Iāve ever worked along side with.ā The show seems to highlight both the advantages and disadvantages of being different than the norm. I think it paints a very realistic picture, rather than a lot of other kidsā shows that simply say ābeing different is good. Embrace it!ā Itās not always that simple. Being different can feel lonely and degrading, like a defect. It can also be empowering too, and having a group of people by your side who are also considered far from the norm can make the world feel less lonely, hence why Omega joined them, to tie this back to the show again. She found her place with them, a place where her curious is mind is not frowned upon, but encouraged. Even if the Bad Batch donāt have a lot of people on their side, they have each other, and thatās whatās most important to them.
I totally agree .
I CANT BELIEVE THE FINALE IS TOMORROW AHHH
(Not my art. Iām not sure who the originally artist is)
I love this poster
You know what? Iām ready to see bloodshed. So, which member of the Bad Batch is the best dad? Feel free to fight in the comments.
Hunter
A question for all you Bad Batch fans out there. Which one are your more like and why?Ā
Are you Hunter? Tech? Echo? Crosshair? Wrecker? Or maybe youāre Omega? Which ever one you are, be proud of it, your perfect the way your are.Ā
I personally see myself closer to Crosshair. I understand what its like for people to judged for being different, especially by family. Iām often told I have a cold personality by those who havenāt bothered to know me, I know what its like to be misunderstood and treated like an object rather than a person.Ā
But I also would do everything I could to protect those I love. I would be the bad guy if that meant those I love both family and friends got something they desprately needed or were protected from those trying to hurt them.Ā
So my sweet Pumpkins. Which member of the Bad Batch are you most like?
I feel like a mix between Hunter and Wrecker