Crosshair - Soldier TRIBUTE: th-cam.com/video/uJs1zoEugh8/w-d-xo.html As usual with my clip uploads, I took some minor creative liberties when it comes to editing, mainly to transform the content and avoid copyright related issues. Anyone else got Siege of Mandalore vibes when it comes to this episode's OST?
Exactly. Black-armored soldiers would scare the shit out of the enemy and the populace. Which wouldn't work if the Empire claims to be good, hence why they had the Stormies be white instead. Not good for combat, since you stick out like a sore thumb, but it makes you more relatable and look brighter in comparison.
@@gamechanger8908 Something like that. The Empire heavily adopted the Tarkin Doctrin's show of force over force itself. When you take that into consideration, many of their military tactics and hardware designs start to make sense, such as the TIE platform's flimsiness, the AT-AT's overall design, Imperial squads being told not to tend to the wounded until _after_ the mission, the Imperial Navy's over-reliance on the Star Destroyer, and both Death Stars.
@@clearlywrong6520 Then Palpatine wonders why it all came down like a house of cards, because his empire was built like one. Fear is one thing, but at some point, people stop being afraid, especially if you back them into a corner.
@@LoreFreak Yes. We're in to Episode 3, and We've seen quite some seriously dark, violent stuff. I'm loving it. It's reminding me of the brutality of the Stormtroopers in A New Hope.
It’s what I love about this series in general. The creators aren’t shy to show how horrific things got for the galaxy during the Dark Times after the Clone Wars and Order 66. They’re following the same formula that made The Clone Wars so memorable by fans and critics. It also shows on a broader scale that Disney’s noticing that most of their audience grew up with The Clone Wars show and Legends content. So any scene like what we see in The Bad Batch is vastly appreciated.
My first thought at that man was: Hmmm... very arrogant. Very Imperial. Him, showing conscience when ordered to execute civvies: But a Republic soldier by heart.
@@ramblinnernd5905 Same. I already hate Crosshair since TCW S7 lol. Not because of bad writing but I just dont like people with that kind of attitude. That's why I'm kinda glad he decided not to return to his old squad in the finale. Can't stand him.
@Arquitens Production But didn’t he outright murder his whole assigned squad? I swear he’s killed more of his own men than anyone else. I can’t watch this because it’s just Rebels 2.0 with Clone Wars graphics. They’ll just make the Empire worthless as usual.
I like how a recruit questioned a clone and that Same clone out did that entire squad and killed that guy for insubordination. Scarring the Living Hell out of the rest of them back into line.
Also proving the recruit and Tarkin wrong. "Why should we have clones instead of normal enlisted troops." Well, because provided they have their chips the Clones follow orders no matter what, and clearly the ordinary troopers do not.
@@Seraphim7996 wrong, the orders weren't to execute all of the civillians, the recruit was right, the clone was wrong and costed them possible informations.
But they did got back at him in the last episode, when crosshair offered CF99 a second chance and killed the rest of the elite squad. The last surviving members ditched crosshair and escaped from Kamino
@@danielfuentes2999 I thought in the early years the empire showed themselves to be more better then the republic but then they gradually and slowly became more dark and colder towards the end
What is interesting in this scene is that we get to see the empire's strong and weak sides, first being their ruthlessness, second their being opressive to those (even their soldiers) who have initiative, free will and humanity.
2:26 I might be the only one who cares about a small detail like this, but I hope the modified DC-15 the trooper in the center is holding is the canon version of the DC-15x, which was a clone sniper rifle first introduced in Pandemic's Battlefront.
That reminds me, why do we never see the DC 15X in the original Clone Wars series (minus Season 7). Most of the time we just see Clones use the normal DC 15 as sniper weapons
@@quakethedoombringer well, the DC-15 does have the scope under the barrle, for DMR function and long range accuracy, but yes DC-15X is pretty absent from TCW series, and that is a shame.
Crosshair kinda saved the war mantle project. Imagine if ES-01 really took the leadership role and bring those civillian for interogation. Even though they took down the camp, Tarkin would see the flaw of project war mantle as they disobeyed the order to WIPED OUT the camp.
In German the scene where Crosshair Executes the rebel, the scene is even more badass because he don't even let her finish the phrase mayve its because in german synchro the phrase is much longer but atleast it fits to that scene pretty well
@@nickirmen6671 From when I've listened to people talk in German, it can easily carry a very authoritative air. I'm not sure if it's the manner of how it's said, or the fact that Germany can be easily associated to major factions in history like the Nazis, the German Empire, Prussia, etc.
@@theevildrummingsithlord1492 yeah you're right, but im sure he knew at least on some level that normal soldiers were inferior to clones. That would've just been a snappy comeback though
As much as I love Rebels as a whole, it always pissed me off when the action sequences where directed in a manner that portrayed stormtroopers as utterly useless imbeciles, failing my suspension of disbelief.
@@LoreFreak yeah , like they're so lazy they make those situations at the expense of empire, and then expect us to view rebellion as a noble organisation facing dangerous foe, while empire wasting dozens of walkers on one Jedi padawan and stuff like this wtf
Yeah, since those scenes retroactively Ruin the OT. Why should i root for the rebellion and why should i feel tension when the supposed "enemy bad guy" is useless, pathetic, worthless, weak, incompetent and such? I should root for the undredog right? So according to disney logic (including favrou and filoni rebel show and mandalorian) i should root for the imperials at this point.
@@michelecastellotti9172 yeah even though they were made even worse by Lucas and later Disney with their human supremacy thing, still imo Rebels worse as they can't even recreate republic after empire's fall...
@@pussy_destroyer2294 yeah, in legends at least, the new republic was unable to destroy every imperial remnant because some were just too well organized and kept showing that stormtroopers and tie pilots were tough and capable mofo neesing OP jedi to be overwhelmed, but in canon, it makes no sense how the empire falls.
I'd feel more sorry for the rebels if it wasn't for the fact that Saw Gerrera left without picking up all the civilians. Which meant that these civvies were here to act as human shields.
Years of fighting down a rebellion and keeping power made them laxed, soft, and arrogant. Plus Palpatine let his desire to acquire Luke Skywalker as an apprentice cloud his judgement. If Palpatine wasnt greedy and actually showed no mercy by killing both Luke Skywalker and annihilating the rebels when he had the chance the empire would still be around
I really love how the Empire’s Stormtroopers makes quick work on them just really realistic no ridiculous plot armor to make them look silly but more menacing and intimidating just so awesome. I’m an Imperial loyalist who else is like me?
establishing peace and order on the galaxy at last, from Galactic Republic to Galactic Empire, always loyal!. Shame this professionalism only was during the early years of the Empire, later on, with the rest of the remaining clone troopers being transfered always to the 501st, per Vader orders the rest of the Army and Stormtrooper core got really poor on training quality.
@@jekabsojarsulskis9740 oh, no argument there, the Empire did a lot of things better than the Republic, no contest there, but the Tarkin Doctrine, and Palpatine as emperor, just killed all the good things on the military side, i mean look at the AT-ATs, the prototipe failed big time on jabiim, but they still decided to use them as their main battle walkers, and as an all terrain attack vehicle, wich it was not, a lot of the republic military hardware was just retired after the war just because it didnt fit on the Tarkin Doctrine, LAAT/I, Republic starfighters, Starships, (only the Acclamator and the Arquites remained on service, with the Venator, returning back to service ONLY to reinforce the logistic lines for the DSI and DSII), vehicles, weapons and armor, it was maddening. And with the clones , they could still had them produced, just on less scale, more Special Forces units, like Commandos, and ARCs, but no, total shutdown and go for full recruit, with only at most, 2 years of training. So, yeah, love The Empire, hate Tarkin and Palpatine, incompetent idiots, both of them.
To be fair, this was tarkin trying to prove the clones were inferior. He used the best human soldiers he could find to use as propaganda. Average stormtroopers mightve struggled to keep up.
@@michelecastellotti9172 i feel that the Empire should have used hardline loyal clones like Crosshair in tandem with human conscripts, that would have been a more effective fighting force than all-human armies
War crimes committed in this one two minute clip: 1. Use of an incendiary weapon outside of wartime 2. Killing a defenseless target (the ship pilot) 3. Executing a defenseless prisoner 4. Ordering men to execute unarmed civilians 5. Executing a soldier under your own command 6-7. Use of an incendiary weapon on civilian targets outside of wartime 8. Executing unarmed civilians Total War Crimes: 7. Crimes committed by Crosshair: 4 (killing defenseless enemy x2, killing his own soldier, ordering men to execute civilians). Crimes committed by flametrooper: 3 (use of incendiary weapon/use of weapon on civilians). Crimes committed by rest of squad: 1 (complying with order to execute unarmed civilians).
1. With certain Separatist holdouts the Empire was still in a state of war to pacify its holdings. 2. The pilot was clearly one of the fighters who flew a military vessel. 3. Partisans are not protected by military conventions.
Crosshairs relentless, he really does belong with the empire with how he doesn’t feel emotion with what he ordered his teammates to do to those poor innocent civilians. It’s sad.
I have to say the rebels were being stupid putting them on a ship like that should have made a run for it with the civilians and split up not to lose everyone killed sure there's a lot of dangerous things in the wilderness and a jungle but you have a chance
if when crosshair confronted the normal guy on if he would follow orders normie could have said that technically the civilians weren't part of the camp as they weren't partisan troops defending it or residing it as members, he actually could have saved them. rather than just saying they're civilians and not elaborating. I have a feeling he still would have died but maybe it could have cause hesitation or at least confliction
I find it so funny palpatine used recruits that can easily be swayed to turn and take longer to train, than clones who can be modified and mass produced quicker, even making stormtroopers helmet visors absolute garbage, the one thing that star wars didnt make sense on
To be honest, I'm quite surprised. Surprised that Disney did something like that. They usually try to make films and TV shows as childish as possible. I will hope that it will be no worse, but only better.
I don’t know people think kids under the age of nine huger scared by death so easily, I watched robo cop when I was 5 and that’s much worse than any Star Wars thing (with the exception of the sarlacc), this dark stuff is what they should put in Star Wars shows
Crosshair - Soldier TRIBUTE: th-cam.com/video/uJs1zoEugh8/w-d-xo.html As usual with my clip uploads, I took some minor creative liberties when it comes to editing, mainly to transform the content and avoid copyright related issues. Anyone else got Siege of Mandalore vibes when it comes to this episode's OST?
Soldier Dude: I'm better off with the empire than that stupid ass republic.
5 minutes later: Shot dead by his commanding officer.
Ironic, he could save others from deat... wait no.
He learned his lesson the hard way. Never cross Crosshairs.
Sounds just like warhammer
@@primetime78664otherwise he will cross a good headshot on you
@@lastprimaris7914 Commissar Crosshair sounds pretty badass to me
Imagine if the entire Stormtrooper corps had this dirty black armor scheme. They'd be a lot more intimidating.
Exactly. Black-armored soldiers would scare the shit out of the enemy and the populace. Which wouldn't work if the Empire claims to be good, hence why they had the Stormies be white instead. Not good for combat, since you stick out like a sore thumb, but it makes you more relatable and look brighter in comparison.
@@HolyknightVader999 And the fact they changed the armor into storm trooper was for intimidation
@@gamechanger8908 Something like that. The Empire heavily adopted the Tarkin Doctrin's show of force over force itself. When you take that into consideration, many of their military tactics and hardware designs start to make sense, such as the TIE platform's flimsiness, the AT-AT's overall design, Imperial squads being told not to tend to the wounded until _after_ the mission, the Imperial Navy's over-reliance on the Star Destroyer, and both Death Stars.
@@clearlywrong6520 Then Palpatine wonders why it all came down like a house of cards, because his empire was built like one. Fear is one thing, but at some point, people stop being afraid, especially if you back them into a corner.
@@combinecommando001 And in the WEG d6 star wars rebel source book, it mentions this.
I love how dark it got toward the end
Indeed...
@@LoreFreak Yes. We're in to Episode 3, and We've seen quite some seriously dark, violent stuff. I'm loving it. It's reminding me of the brutality of the Stormtroopers in A New Hope.
Hello there
It’s what I love about this series in general. The creators aren’t shy to show how horrific things got for the galaxy during the Dark Times after the Clone Wars and Order 66. They’re following the same formula that made The Clone Wars so memorable by fans and critics. It also shows on a broader scale that Disney’s noticing that most of their audience grew up with The Clone Wars show and Legends content. So any scene like what we see in The Bad Batch is vastly appreciated.
It kinda surprised me when they executed the civilians. I probably should of saw it coming but it still caught me off guard.
They were sort of setting it up but yeah it was indeed shocking.
@@LoreFreak it ain’t clone wars without war crimes
@@golden1_1dragon12 It's not "star wars", without WAR crimes.
I love how it’s advertised as a kids show
If, as Mao said, the people are the sea in which rebels swim, draining that sea is a legitimate means of eradicating said rebels.
My first thought at that man was: Hmmm... very arrogant. Very Imperial.
Him, showing conscience when ordered to execute civvies: But a Republic soldier by heart.
He might not have liked the Republic, but he still grew up in it, and its morals and ideals were still baked into his heart.
This is why I can’t get behind Crosshair.
This among other things is why I can’t get behind the show.
@@ramblinnernd5905 Same. I already hate Crosshair since TCW S7 lol. Not because of bad writing but I just dont like people with that kind of attitude.
That's why I'm kinda glad he decided not to return to his old squad in the finale. Can't stand him.
@Arquitens Production
But didn’t he outright murder his whole assigned squad? I swear he’s killed more of his own men than anyone else.
I can’t watch this because it’s just Rebels 2.0 with Clone Wars graphics. They’ll just make the Empire worthless as usual.
Tbh crosshairs republic armour was cool af, sad we didnt see much of it in the bad batch
Man when the guy tells Crosshair why the empire is replacing clones he should have just told him.
Youre cheaper then us
2:23 me checking if the game has friendly fire on
I like how a recruit questioned a clone and that Same clone out did that entire squad and killed that guy for insubordination. Scarring the Living Hell out of the rest of them back into line.
Also proving the recruit and Tarkin wrong. "Why should we have clones instead of normal enlisted troops." Well, because provided they have their chips the Clones follow orders no matter what, and clearly the ordinary troopers do not.
@@Seraphim7996 wrong, the orders weren't to execute all of the civillians, the recruit was right, the clone was wrong and costed them possible informations.
@@michelecastellotti9172 There's nothing that civilians would know. Crosshair was better off going for Gerrera himself.
But they did got back at him in the last episode, when crosshair offered CF99 a second chance and killed the rest of the elite squad. The last surviving members ditched crosshair and escaped from Kamino
As a empire fan, this scene make me feel so happy knowing that the empire can actually put some bite with their bark this time
In the early years of the empire they were more brutal and coordinated
@@danielfuentes2999 I thought in the early years the empire showed themselves to be more better then the republic but then they gradually and slowly became more dark and colder towards the end
Your empire fan. You must be politically right wing
@@husseinkassam7514 yes and yes
You must be pretty chill
0:30 when a friend asks why you stop watching the star wars movies after the second one to watch a full animated series with 7 Seasons
The clone armour is so much cooler especially in the grey.
What is interesting in this scene is that we get to see the empire's strong and weak sides, first being their ruthlessness, second their being opressive to those (even their soldiers) who have initiative, free will and humanity.
Two war crimes in less than a minute. A new record.
Anakin's not going to like this
These aren't war crimes
I am so happy this is just as dark as the later seasons of the clone wars!
This is practically just Clone Wars Season 8.
2:26 I might be the only one who cares about a small detail like this, but I hope the modified DC-15 the trooper in the center is holding is the canon version of the DC-15x, which was a clone sniper rifle first introduced in Pandemic's Battlefront.
That reminds me, why do we never see the DC 15X in the original Clone Wars series (minus Season 7). Most of the time we just see Clones use the normal DC 15 as sniper weapons
@@quakethedoombringer well, the DC-15 does have the scope under the barrle, for DMR function and long range accuracy, but yes DC-15X is pretty absent from TCW series, and that is a shame.
Unfortunately its called the DC-15LE
1:58 Good soldiers follow orders.
2:22 Good soldiers follow orders.
2:35 GOOD SOLDIERS FOLLOW ORDERS!
The Empire is only a couple days old and their already committing war crimes
@@braydenlom8328 LOL, so true
@@braydenlom8328 for the empire it's not a warcrime If you win the war.
@@braydenlom8328these are not war crimes
@@Alexgodofwar5662 bro what? There straight up executing unarmed civilians
I've always wanted to see the early days of the Empire right after the end of the Clone War. So excited for this show.
Crosshair kinda saved the war mantle project. Imagine if ES-01 really took the leadership role and bring those civillian for interogation. Even though they took down the camp, Tarkin would see the flaw of project war mantle as they disobeyed the order to WIPED OUT the camp.
Crosshair: Those weren't our orders
ES-001: No *Leaves*
Finally, star wars is dark again.
Easily one of the darkest moments in all of star wars
0:32
At the moment he said that, he was already dead
In German the scene where Crosshair Executes the rebel, the scene is even more badass because he don't even let her finish the phrase mayve its because in german synchro the phrase is much longer but atleast it fits to that scene pretty well
yeah, Martin Keßler has an amazing voice
I just went to find this in Deutsch! Why are all scenes with the Empire (Sidious and Hux's speeches) better in Deutsch?
@@nickirmen6671 From when I've listened to people talk in German, it can easily carry a very authoritative air. I'm not sure if it's the manner of how it's said, or the fact that Germany can be easily associated to major factions in history like the Nazis, the German Empire, Prussia, etc.
@@theevildrummingsithlord1492 I guess the formula for good villains always comes from historically infamous villains
@@nickirmen6671 Doesn't surprise me.
Imperial Storm Trooper who probably never saw any action: Why do they keep you guys around?
Crosshair: F**k around and find out.
And he did!
Beware the old man in a profession where they die young
Damn. Crosshair should've shut the dude up by saying the empire decommissioned the clones because they were afraid of them.
Did he know that was why during the episode? I always thought he found out about it later.
@@theevildrummingsithlord1492 yeah you're right, but im sure he knew at least on some level that normal soldiers were inferior to clones. That would've just been a snappy comeback though
@@goosnavslakovic4908 Hmmm, that's true. Imagine how the other recruits would've felt.
What’s this? Stormtroopers actually hitting something and killing rebels? You mean they’re more than worthless canon fodder?
As much as I love Rebels as a whole, it always pissed me off when the action sequences where directed in a manner that portrayed stormtroopers as utterly useless imbeciles, failing my suspension of disbelief.
@@LoreFreak yeah , like they're so lazy they make those situations at the expense of empire, and then expect us to view rebellion as a noble organisation facing dangerous foe, while empire wasting dozens of walkers on one Jedi padawan and stuff like this wtf
Yeah, since those scenes retroactively Ruin the OT. Why should i root for the rebellion and why should i feel tension when the supposed "enemy bad guy" is useless, pathetic, worthless, weak, incompetent and such? I should root for the undredog right? So according to disney logic (including favrou and filoni rebel show and mandalorian) i should root for the imperials at this point.
@@michelecastellotti9172 yeah even though they were made even worse by Lucas and later Disney with their human supremacy thing, still imo Rebels worse as they can't even recreate republic after empire's fall...
@@pussy_destroyer2294 yeah, in legends at least, the new republic was unable to destroy every imperial remnant because some were just too well organized and kept showing that stormtroopers and tie pilots were tough and capable mofo neesing OP jedi to be overwhelmed, but in canon, it makes no sense how the empire falls.
I'd feel more sorry for the rebels if it wasn't for the fact that Saw Gerrera left without picking up all the civilians. Which meant that these civvies were here to act as human shields.
I think that his insurgents were in the middle of an evacuation mission and Crosshairs and his unit just happened to catch them off guard.
@@twistedyogert And why did Saw leave these civilians on the camp when he left? Obviously, that unit was using them as human shields.
@@HolyknightVader999 he was at a different camp evacuating civilians.
@@ninjaked1265 Then why were civilians left at this post?
@@HolyknightVader999 they were about to leave planet obviously.
*Total bullshit..*
This scene pisses me off so much!
Clearly Saw logged out when he saw the other team in the lobby.
lol
Crosshair says: "its not a war crime if ur a gud soldier"
"its not a warcrime if there are no survivors to talk about it"
ES-01: it's not disobedience if you're a good man.
Executing civilians with a flamethrower, that's brutal
0:48 Because you are cheaper and more expendable
The empire was serious in those early days.
Years of fighting down a rebellion and keeping power made them laxed, soft, and arrogant. Plus Palpatine let his desire to acquire Luke Skywalker as an apprentice cloud his judgement. If Palpatine wasnt greedy and actually showed no mercy by killing both Luke Skywalker and annihilating the rebels when he had the chance the empire would still be around
Well the movies for the most part were just plot armored heroes and the sequel trilogy and Mandalorian tv series was just poor taste.
@@paulstephensia1412 sequel series yes, mando not so much. I actually liked mando
@@bman296 a good character in the wrong director, honestly Jango, Boba, Pre Visla, and Din Djarin are my top Mandalorian picks.
Unlike rebels, they get their butts kicked every episode
Seeing rebels getting blasted down never stops feeling satisfying
These are Saw Gerrera's Rebels. They had it coming.
How much luminosity you want for a initial dark scene ?
LoreFreak : Yes
How many cuts of importants dialogs do you want ?
LoreFreak : Yes
the song that is heard a few seconds in a minute 1:23 I feel that it is from the battlefront 2 video game, from the infernal squad ...
Inferno Squad members: Iden Versio, Del Meeko, Gideon Hask, Zay Versio, and Shriv.
The Empire's first Death Troopers confirmed.
I really love how the Empire’s Stormtroopers makes quick work on them just really realistic no ridiculous plot armor to make them look silly but more menacing and intimidating just so awesome. I’m an Imperial loyalist who else is like me?
establishing peace and order on the galaxy at last, from Galactic Republic to Galactic Empire, always loyal!. Shame this professionalism only was during the early years of the Empire, later on, with the rest of the remaining clone troopers being transfered always to the 501st, per Vader orders the rest of the Army and Stormtrooper core got really poor on training quality.
Do like the Empire, just hate their overreliance on terror tactics, cut throat military system, that's just shooting themselves in the foot.
@@jekabsojarsulskis9740 oh, no argument there, the Empire did a lot of things better than the Republic, no contest there, but the Tarkin Doctrine, and Palpatine as emperor, just killed all the good things on the military side, i mean look at the AT-ATs, the prototipe failed big time on jabiim, but they still decided to use them as their main battle walkers, and as an all terrain attack vehicle, wich it was not, a lot of the republic military hardware was just retired after the war just because it didnt fit on the Tarkin Doctrine, LAAT/I, Republic starfighters, Starships, (only the Acclamator and the Arquites remained on service, with the Venator, returning back to service ONLY to reinforce the logistic lines for the DSI and DSII), vehicles, weapons and armor, it was maddening. And with the clones , they could still had them produced, just on less scale, more Special Forces units, like Commandos, and ARCs, but no, total shutdown and go for full recruit, with only at most, 2 years of training. So, yeah, love The Empire, hate Tarkin and Palpatine, incompetent idiots, both of them.
@@251spartan I agree
To be fair, this was tarkin trying to prove the clones were inferior. He used the best human soldiers he could find to use as propaganda. Average stormtroopers mightve struggled to keep up.
2:33 It ain't Star Wars if someone doesn't commit some sort of war crime
2:27 That dialogue gave me shivers down my spine.
Tick tock, it's *WAR CRIME O'CLOCK*
This is like a Cod Mission
Remember: No Onderonian
I would love to see a lego battle pack with elite squad troopers. 😍
Crosshair's squad 🤝 Vietnam GIs in Full Metal Jacket
"Inspired by Disney land."
I’m so glad the clones are still powerful
sadly except for Crosshair these are human conscripts
@@adams.2407 why sadly?
@@michelecastellotti9172 i feel that the Empire should have used hardline loyal clones like Crosshair in tandem with human conscripts, that would have been a more effective fighting force than all-human armies
These aren't clones, they are human, proto stormtroopers
The animation is so smooth in the bad batch
I’m curious why Crosshair didn’t report that his soldiers didn’t follow orders.
Now you know why clones were efficient. Not that it matters to you anymore. 2:22
War crimes committed in this one two minute clip:
1. Use of an incendiary weapon outside of wartime
2. Killing a defenseless target (the ship pilot)
3. Executing a defenseless prisoner
4. Ordering men to execute unarmed civilians
5. Executing a soldier under your own command
6-7. Use of an incendiary weapon on civilian targets outside of wartime
8. Executing unarmed civilians
Total War Crimes: 7. Crimes committed by Crosshair: 4 (killing defenseless enemy x2, killing his own soldier, ordering men to execute civilians). Crimes committed by flametrooper: 3 (use of incendiary weapon/use of weapon on civilians). Crimes committed by rest of squad: 1 (complying with order to execute unarmed civilians).
1. With certain Separatist holdouts the Empire was still in a state of war to pacify its holdings.
2. The pilot was clearly one of the fighters who flew a military vessel.
3. Partisans are not protected by military conventions.
2:10 "Those weren't our orders"
*"No"*
I hoenstly wish we got more episodes like this. Clones being as ruthless to those who stood against the empire as they were in the comics and lore.
Humans wearing clone armour?? Damn the clone troopers will think it's a disgrace humans wearing clone trooper armour
Human recruits wearing clone trooper armor is a disgrace. That's why I side with clones.
Crosshairs relentless, he really does belong with the empire with how he doesn’t feel emotion with what he ordered his teammates to do to those poor innocent civilians. It’s sad.
He is very good death troper
This just shows how similar the Republic is to the empire
@@omeryavuz20ylonce82Well, he is a clone and not a human recruit. That's what makes him a good soldier.
No wonder Crosshair felt he deserved to be left on Tantiss after he acted like a droid before his chip got burned by the Venator
This episode was really dark.
these are gonna become death troopers; u can tell by crosshairs helmet
It woulda been cool if we saw Saws troops get lit up in crosshairs optics
The movement of the characters here are similar to the Star Wars Rebels movement animation.
I have to say the rebels were being stupid putting them on a ship like that should have made a run for it with the civilians and split up not to lose everyone killed sure there's a lot of dangerous things in the wilderness and a jungle but you have a chance
They wouldn't have lasted long there as well. The Imperials would've tracked them and massacred them in the woods. Would've been fun to watch.
if when crosshair confronted the normal guy on if he would follow orders normie could have said that technically the civilians weren't part of the camp as they weren't partisan troops defending it or residing it as members, he actually could have saved them. rather than just saying they're civilians and not elaborating. I have a feeling he still would have died but maybe it could have cause hesitation or at least confliction
Orders are orders
@@VeKlutz And good soldiers follow orders.
Regardless of the cost.
He could have also said to use the civilians to draw Saw Gerrera out. Saving them but helping complete the mission further.
And they call Clone Wars for kids
Outro song?
Best scene in the bad batch
I guess that's why death troopers are called death troopers.
2:09 crosshair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What are you doing?!!!!!!!!!!!! They surrender, don't kill em!!!!!!!!!!!!
*one does not simply wipe out Saw Gerrera*
nothing short of the Death Star can take him out
This scene is so dark just like Anakin killing the younglings.
Good soldiers follow orders
imperial elite squad [shadow squadron ] have 5 soldiers
Witch one hunter or crosshair
It's really awesome seeing Stormtroopers being awesome, and seeing enlisted non-clones in Clone Trooper Armor.
Executing civilians including the kid is very dark.
There was no kid
2:25 (gasps!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) Noooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So, is Saw Gerrera just Che Guevara but in a galaxy, far, far away?
Down to the war crimes.
He still had his chip, right?
disney animation series starwars the bad batch : imperial anna elite squad vs gerrra rebels.
I would have stunned crosshair to save that guy's life so those civilians could be brought in alive instead of being executed without a trial.......
20 months ago
2:14 yes, thank you......... 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Vietnam but star wars edition
That squad was so garbage. I actually thought they’d at least catch the bad batch once but not even. Glorified security guards
I find it so funny palpatine used recruits that can easily be swayed to turn and take longer to train, than clones who can be modified and mass produced quicker, even making stormtroopers helmet visors absolute garbage, the one thing that star wars didnt make sense on
To be honest, I'm quite surprised. Surprised that Disney did something like that. They usually try to make films and TV shows as childish as possible. I will hope that it will be no worse, but only better.
They literally showed a child getting hung in pirates of the Caribbean tho😅
I don’t know people think kids under the age of nine huger scared by death so easily, I watched robo cop when I was 5 and that’s much worse than any Star Wars thing (with the exception of the sarlacc), this dark stuff is what they should put in Star Wars shows
Why would empire hire soldiers instead of clones he ask? Because clones are expensive meaning u guys are cheap compared to clones.
Bad batch have inibiter Chip
imperial elite squad 3 men , commander anna wiped all gerrera rebels.
I still dont get why people support the empire
commander anna kill dead es 1 male good soldiers follow orders just like crosshair.
9
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Ass episode and ass troopers. Gotta love though how they are perfectly diverse, that‘ll sure save SW
The elite squad is a huge let down.
*clone wars is a kid show*
Then its perfect for you
@@reinerbraun2192 dont know if you're joking or not but I hope u know I'm joking as well