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3 years
Three years today since the airing of the Bad Batch season 2 finale, Plan 99
Three years today since the incredible composition of “The Sacrifice” by Kevin Kiner was released
And finally. Three years today since one of my favourite clones sacrificed himself for his brothers, thus beginning over a year of my denial until the show ended and he was still gone.
RIP Tech. I love you always <3
What really sucks about Tech’s death is that we get a glimpse of what his life could have been like outside of the fighting and hiding. He could have been a speed racer, using his technical knowledge to outshine and outrace the competition. He could have joined Phee in her adventures, learning new things with each artifact they found together. Heck, he could have married Phee and helped to raise a beautiful family on Pabu - or not, if they preferred not to have children. We’ll never know.
Tech could have had a wonderful life, if he had just been allowed to live.
wait. who the FUCK is gonna tell phee.
CARCASS - HEARTWORK (1993)
british melodic death metal
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i strongly believe that, if we were meant to give aliens a singular album to listen to as an introduction to metal, 'heartwork' is the obvious answer. carcass are musical geniuses, and their ability to combine the rawness of their grindcore roots with an extremely technical approach to death metal is spectacular. also really fond of h.r. giger's artwork for this album - the subject's spine-arms are HAUNTING, this album is fucking beautiful in every single aspect.
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1994 columbia issue, seems like it's from the US/canada judging by that info
“Mylingar” provides a sharp contrast to the crushing weight of the previous track. Fast, aggressive, and riff-driven, it’s a true thrasher. Beneath the blistering speed, however, lies a haunting story drawn from Scandinavian folklore. The Mylingar were believed to be the restless spirits of unbaptized children, doomed to roam the earth until someone laid them to rest properly. That sorrow bleeds through the music, especially during the chilling line: “I will find solace in my demise, my body remains unbaptized.”
i don't want to be controversial but.. am i the only one who never once thought CX-2 was Tech? i feel like they made it pretty obvious it wasn't.
'he talked like Tech' he literally just using big and fancy words like 'domicile' ???? that's just talking.
even just listening to his voice, that's just a regular clone's voice with a weird distortion over it. he sounds nothing like Tech does.
'we don't see a body' dude, that fall was ridiculously high. 'Hunter fell from pretty high too!' there was a slope to break his fall, that wasn't the case with Tech. it was a straight fall downwards.
even then, i feel like being brainwashed into fighting against your brothers is a fate worse than death anyway?? like, i'd rather Tech straight up died rather than him being CX-2.
not only because it'd be him going through torture, but that it would completely cheapen his death in the first place. he died saving his family, making sure they survived and were able to live. him being alive would make his sacrifice just way less heavy. not only that, but it's important for the group's development too. like Crosshair said-- 'clone force 99 died with Tech'.
of course, season 3 was flawed. even though it makes sense for the Batch to not talk about his death, it still could'be been handled better.
theorise all you want, I don't care but when the theory turns out to be false i don't think it's fair to call it 'bad writing' because it didn't happen.
