Young Omega looking up happily to the right and adult Omega and older Hunter speaking with one another in the Bad Batch's final scene to the left in a combined image
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Star Wars: The Bad Batch has officially ended after three thrilling seasons, and these 10 aspects of the incredible Star Wars TV show will be the most difficult to say goodbye to. The Bad Batch proved to be one of Star Wars' best TV shows, with some of the most beloved characters throughout Star Wars movies and shows.
It will be difficult to say goodbye to seeing this incredible bond on screen. The Bad Batch was frequently driven by emotional, at times quite painful story arcs and took place during the Dark Times, but seeing the Bad Batch team together was heartwarming. This was especially true in light of all the Bad Batch and the other clones had been through and continued to go through during the Empire's rule.
While the Bad Batch ending hinted that Omega's Star Wars future may not be over, as she was confirmed to be heading off to join the Rebellion, Hunter, Wrecker, and Crosshair are unlikely to appear again. Their absences will truly leave a gap in Star Wars that will be difficult to fill. Each character was developed thoughtfully and beautifully, and while it was nice for the clones to receive a hard-earned happy ending, it's difficult to imagine the Star Wars galaxy without them.
6 Hearing Dee Bradley Baker's Voice One Incredible Actor Voiced Every Clone Close Remarkably, most clones in both The Clone Wars and The Bad Batch were voiced by the same actor, Dee Bradley Baker. Because of that, Baker's voice has become an iconic one in Star Wars and is immediately recognizable. Sadly, without the confirmation of a future animated project including the Bad Batch team or other clone troopers, it seems Baker's time in Star Wars may have ended.
4 The Exploration Of The Early Dark Times A Deeper Look Into The Early Imperial Era Was Fascinating Close One of the most exciting aspects of The Bad Batch, season 1 in particular, was the new ground it covered in the Star Wars timeline. While other shows, such as Obi-Wan Kenobi and Star WarsRebels, have explored the Dark Times, The Bad Batch began with Order 66 and continued immediately following the events of Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith.
Created By George Lucas , Dave Filoni Cast Dee Bradley Baker First Appearance Star Wars: The Clone Wars Crosshair has been a complicated character since he was introduced in The Clone Wars, and The Bad Batch made that journey even more complex. In particular, Crosshair's willingness to kill the Jedi, including a child, during Order 66 was difficult to swallow or forgive, even when it was revealed that he was more affected by the inhibitor chip than the rest of Clone Force 99.
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