His proto-Death Troopers get the drop on Clone Force 99 easily. But we don’t know what’s really going on in that killer’s noggin.

Having watched Crosshair command the death of civilians, we worry that he’s itching to prove himself by killing his mates. The Imperial sharpshooter drags Hunter in handcuffs to Kamino, activating his comm, knowing the others will come racing to his rescue. Even if it’s a Clone who hunted for their blood all season long.Ĭrosshair reveals as much faith in his old Clone Force 99 co-workers as they do in him. They can’t afford to leave a Clone to the wind. We have to wait until next week, with the ending of the first season of The Bad Batch, to see how Hunter and his pals escape destruction, but what’s clear today is that the Republic is long dead, and whatever honor they found during Star Wars: The Clone Wars is buried alongside the previous Galactic government. It’s just another day at work for the soldiers aboard the Star Destroyers, but for the Clone Force 99 grunts below, it’s their last scramble for survival.

Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episode 15 concludes the first part of the Season 1 finale by incinerating the trash. With their Stormtroopers on the march, the Empire’s need for a costly bottle-bred army has evaporated. Whatever glory or purpose the Kaminoan cloning facility once served is now over. Grand Moff Tarkin delivers his five favorite words to Admiral Rampart, and Tipoca City prepares for annihilation. the Season 1 Finale Part 1 (“Return to Kamino”) and witnessing the dying gasp of The Clone Wars. In this entry, we’re charging into Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episode 15, a.k.a. Welcome to The Bad Batch Explained, our weekly column dedicated to those rough and tumble Clone Wars leftovers and their march through a bold, new galaxy far, far away.

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