I am really curious; what will be Omega's fate after this series concludes. It still wasnt confirmed whether we're getting a 2nd season, either way my money is on The Bad Batch dying in a somewhat heroic fashion, with Omega being the sole survivor.
@@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582 Absolutely. Or presumably they join a rebel cell against the Empire. Crosshair, however, will most likely die. But not before redeeming himself... Omega ends up joining her brother, Boba and Fennec Shand in Book of Boba Fett...
@@sougotokiwa8439 eh but he’s still dead which is the sad part. A bunch of anime and western shows and movies make it if there brain pattern is still in a robot they are alive but really they are dead. Their soul is dead.
I love how Omega and the Bad Batch are shaping Hera's character in Rebels. Omega wanted to help Hera despite the opposition at the capital, as shown with Hera's attitude to help anyone they could. Hunter taught her to be careful and strategic with people she helps, as shown with her planning and her ability to decipher people's intentions through actions, like with the Lothal Senator.
Cham s2 rebels: The Empire has a hard time to beat me. Thrawn s3 rebels: I captured your daughter. Surrender or she'll die. Cham s3: I'm beaten and I'll Surrender.
This show is good but frustrating with scenes like this. Why the f$ck would Echo of all people question helping syndulla? HE FOUGHT FOR THIS PLACE IN THE CLONE WARS. WHY WOULD HE NOT CARE? Disney has had this annoying obsession with replicating the mandalorian in all these new prequel shows. All the new shows are just characters doing monster of the week quests and occasionally doing something that involves the empire (with a kid character). This show should have been about the Bad Batch aiming to battle the empire and lead to the rebel alliance. Instead they're d$cking around. I just don't understand why Disney and Filoni refuse to actually make a good anthology show that displays the inner workings of how the rebels were established and how they fought against the empire for all these years. They keep introducing new characters in these prequel shows and keep making them do random crap whilst the empire keeps oppressing people. I know clone force 99 do missions regarding the empire, but they are constantly shown to be doing it because they're missions for money. I get establishing that the characters need money, but why would clones that loyally fought for the republic and lost so many of their brothers, suddenly be so carefree seeing how cruel the empire is compared to the republic
I am really curious; what will be Omega's fate after this series concludes. It still wasnt confirmed whether we're getting a 2nd season, either way my money is on The Bad Batch dying in a somewhat heroic fashion, with Omega being the sole survivor.
Only future will tell
@@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582 Absolutely. Or presumably they join a rebel cell against the Empire.
Crosshair, however, will most likely die. But not before redeeming himself...
Omega ends up joining her brother, Boba and Fennec Shand in Book of Boba Fett...
Echo will die idk about the rest.
@@Tradetek1 even then, he'd probably live as a supercomputer for the rebellion.
Why do you think one of the rebel bases is called "Echo Base?"
@@sougotokiwa8439 eh but he’s still dead which is the sad part. A bunch of anime and western shows and movies make it if there brain pattern is still in a robot they are alive but really they are dead. Their soul is dead.
I love how Omega and the Bad Batch are shaping Hera's character in Rebels. Omega wanted to help Hera despite the opposition at the capital, as shown with Hera's attitude to help anyone they could. Hunter taught her to be careful and strategic with people she helps, as shown with her planning and her ability to decipher people's intentions through actions, like with the Lothal Senator.
Cham s2 rebels: The Empire has a hard time to beat me.
Thrawn s3 rebels: I captured your daughter. Surrender or she'll die.
Cham s3: I'm beaten and I'll Surrender.
Cool video
How did you get this to 4K? Was it in a web browser?
This show is good but frustrating with scenes like this. Why the f$ck would Echo of all people question helping syndulla? HE FOUGHT FOR THIS PLACE IN THE CLONE WARS. WHY WOULD HE NOT CARE? Disney has had this annoying obsession with replicating the mandalorian in all these new prequel shows. All the new shows are just characters doing monster of the week quests and occasionally doing something that involves the empire (with a kid character). This show should have been about the Bad Batch aiming to battle the empire and lead to the rebel alliance. Instead they're d$cking around.
I just don't understand why Disney and Filoni refuse to actually make a good anthology show that displays the inner workings of how the rebels were established and how they fought against the empire for all these years. They keep introducing new characters in these prequel shows and keep making them do random crap whilst the empire keeps oppressing people.
I know clone force 99 do missions regarding the empire, but they are constantly shown to be doing it because they're missions for money. I get establishing that the characters need money, but why would clones that loyally fought for the republic and lost so many of their brothers, suddenly be so carefree seeing how cruel the empire is compared to the republic