Yea, in fighting most of the time you're trained to use both hands equally, especially with close range weapons like that. I have noticed how ever that Tech might be ambidextrous. He pushes up and adjusts his goggles with both hands, which is a habit instead of training, which makes me think that. He also holds/scrolls on his datapad equally and also dual wields two pistols. Dual wielding doesn't necessarily equate to being ambidextrous, but if you are then dual wielding would be a great option. It would also go along with his enhanced intelligence because he's able to switch using each side of his brain quicker and more fluently
1:07 I'm probably overthinking this but I kind of feel like this scene is almost poetic, if that's the word for it. Hunter disobeyed order 66, due to his genetic enhancements, and here when he's being whipped like a slave by this slaver, I've forgotten what his species is called, he resists and fights back.
Technically, you missed one more! There was also when Tarkin went to the Bad Batch barracks after the training room scene in episode 1. Hunter had his knife out and he sheathes it before standing at attention. Otherwise, yeah, pretty sure that's all of them! Thanks for this! 😍😍
@@demonx3432 I don't buy that, the shape of the face, the red bandana (billy's was green and he mostly wore a hat in the movie until towards the end), the camera shot at 0:40 and my goodness the BLATANT First Blood 1982 reference at 2:00 (which don't get me wrong I actually liked it) screams "Rambo" They probably only said it was billy because he's less of an obvious choice.
Heres how it explain a high sound frequency focused on edge knife vibrate an atom on metal once it collide caused a friction (a heat you saw on video) split an atom easier and make it easy to cut like butter. To make this work it need 10.000 per cut at per second.
