Omega's Future Explained 

Well if the spoiler alert didn’t get rid of people, the minute-long incest discussion did 😂

The incest tangent at beginning was hilarious lol

Watching the bad batch, I think we forgot sometimes because of Omega's youth that she is an elite Clone Commando personally trained by not one, not two, but four elite commandos in tracking, sniping and recon, technical ability, espionage, and ordanance/explosives

I'm glad that Omega doesn't become a Jedi. You'd have to explain where she was in the original trilogy.

I would love just a clip where Boba is saved by a precision shot and nothing more than an aussie-accented voice saying "you're welcome, brother".

Honestly I'm really hoping for a Clone rebellion series.

I’m suddenly feel invested in Omega’s story. After tales of the empire, I’d rather a rebel series centred around military ops and omega over all the other series currently in production. Let’s hope they bring more to the story of Omega and her time in the Rebel Alliance.

You ask me, Omega could be far more useful to the Rebellion than just as a pilot. She’d make a great spy or commando. She’s well skilled at infiltration, hacking, combat, deception, etc. She could cause far more damage to the Empire from the shadows rather than at the controls of a starfighter.

Rogue Squadron would be a good place for Omega. She is a combat pilot trained for spec-ops and has a ton of field experience. Most rebels are people with nothing to lose and no experience or training.

I like that they destroyed the research, it makes Palpatine’s imperfect cloning make more sense. Bro had to resort to any means necessary because research was gone

I just noticed that adult omega's design also has a red bandana, just like Hunter!

The intro is wild🤣

Her character progression was fun to see. Wasn’t the biggest fan of her at first and now I’m crying over her last convo with hunter 😂

Please Disney more Rex and Echo. The clone underground series would be a no brainer cash cow.

Omega could teach 'The Tech Turn'

One thing that speaks to me about the final scenes of the series is that the Bad Batch, who were literally bred for war and never had any choice, now have to watch essentially their child (even though she's older than them) go off to war- she's making them feel what they were created to keep OTHER sentients from feeling...

Our little Omega is all grown up 🥲

This ship omega leaves on is made of the remains of the marauder

It would’ve been nice if the surviving Cadets joined Omega in the fight against the Empire. They missed their chance in fighting the Clone Wars, but it would be nice for them to have payback

"Omega" usually means the end or just death. In a figurative sense, Omega's introduction to the Bad Batch was the slow death of Clone Force 99. Over the course of all three seasons, you see growth by all members of shedding the mold of what they once were into something better for a brighter future for this little girl. This season Crosshair even said that Tech's death was the final nail in that coffin of potentially going back to what they once were, the experiences they had and the people they lost including a brother makes that reality an impossibility. To showcase that change into full effect is to confront your "shadow," every time in literature whenever you fight a doppelganger or a "shadow" of you it's to show the growth of the character or to enact some form of immediate effect to improve the character drastically. What better way to show that growth of the Bad Batch then fighting an enemy of what they once were and what they could have become if Omega didn't come along, a special unit of clones that were masked and unnamed serving an empire that didn't see value out of them except for a useful tool instead of a mortal being. This completes their character arcs in a way that makes me feel satisfied and I look forward to what comes next.

The intro was gold 😂

That aerial shot here distinctively defines that unlike mt. tantis, it’s a foundation for growth for omega and not a prison. Further connecting that like the force, the same energy can be used for good as well as bad.

0:30 LMFAO this man having to explain that he doesn’t promote incest is actually both sad and fking downright hilarious

Wonder is Omega will appear in Ahsoka as a New Republic pilot with an old Republic astromech and a repurposed B1 battle droid. It would bring the clone wars full circle.

Sweet Home Alderaan! Where the skys are so blue!

Animation is peak Star Wars.

There could definetly a Clone Wars like show for the Galactic Civil War, starting in the Yavin and ending in Endor. There is room for a equally great series

You know what's interesting, the artists/animators at Lucasfilm did a great job honoring Tech by making adult Omega look almost exactly like him. We may not have seen Tech's body, but his memory will live through his sister & (who knows maybe even) any children Omega might choose to bear in the future (like Kanan died, but he gave Hera a son to remember him by)😊🧡💛

It's really sad that Scorch had to die

11:32 Temuera Morrison in a wig, doing a female voice impression needs to happen

Binged the series last night for the first time this was well timed for me!

That was the saddest part seeing her all grown up. The audience’s child grew up 😢

I like the idea of doing a Rogue Squadron show, but I'd prefer if they left Luke out of it, or at least made him a seldom seen part. So much of SW keeps coming back to the same core people, I really like seeing stories revolving around other people.

Growing old *IS* funny as shit. As long as you have a sense of humor to begin with.

i just glanced by that remark last video chalking it up to forgetfulness, but seeing you adress the emerie-echo situation again was funnier than the first time

Im still wondering what happened to Ventress?

Whenever they go back to the Sequel era I want to see an animated series from the perspective of Kix, the last living Clone trooper (cryostasis). And I mention this here because Omega could appear too, especially as at this point Kix would be the only sibling she has left (except maybe Boba Fett), so even though the two have never met they'd probably be able to understand each other better than anyone else alive. I think it could be a great way to explore the Clone Trooper's legacy and finding a reason to live after your war is over in a time period where there isn't an evil regime out to get you.

That last line from Omega to Hunter reminded me of what Luke Skywalker said to Rey in 'The Last Jedi'. Passing of the mantle on to the next generation to fight when they cannot any longer ... Or Cham Syndulla telling Hera that he wanted more for her than just fighting. It is the bittersweet casus belli. Even though you want to protect the young from war, the fight tends to find you first. *I need to see Omega in the "Rogue Squadron" or perhaps she'll be a star pupil in Hera or Zeb's Flight School? 😍

OMG I JUST REALIZED 3PO!! He runs up to Luke and Leia. Probably thinking, "No! No! You're siblings!" But he can't say.

I was not expecting a "Pootie Tang" shoutout... Bravo, sir.

I know what you meant, but what you said was that the 7th season of Clone Wars takes place after the finale of Star Wars Rebels. But in fact, the 6th and 7th seasons of Clone Wars occur during the 1st 5, nearly 6, months of 19 BBY. The final scene of Clone Wars seems to have taken place BEFORE Star Wars Rebels. Vader picked up Ahsoka's sabers, and he must have conflicted over evidence presenting itself, that Ahsoka cannot have possibly survived the crash landing, however, someone buried all those Clones and the lightsaber wasn't buried with her body. Vader didn't know ow what to think. The first time Vader got any confirmation one way or the other was when he sensed her aboard a ship in Star Wars Rebels and remarked to himself that the padawan is alive. Also, the Battle at Scariff didn't occur years after the finale of Star Wars Rebels. Kanan Jarrus was killed and Lothal was freed in the same year as the Battle at Scarif, likely only a few weeks earlier. Hera Syndulla is there on Yavin 4 at the beginning of Rogue One.

13:44 "War never changes" How many people thought of aot when he said that?

I love how echo gave her a new bow and we never see it ever again

It was so sad seeing omega leave. Just in general that episode was so sad

Yes, Omega's had one war, but what about second war? The Bad Batch fought both the Separatists and the Empire. Omega may be fighting the same enemy now but time has passed and the field changed. She wants to get that second tour of duty just like dad squad did.

Omega appearing in Rogue Squadron would be cool. I wouldn't mind seeing her even older appearing in a revamped version of Rangers of the New Republic.

"But pootie tang, you know?" is why I love you

Could you please make a video on the ecosystem of Dathomir

I think we'll see Omega *and* Rex in Ahsoka. I just want to see Temeura with a big white beard.

Well, add another character that was somewhere in the Rebellion. I wonder how many other clones decided to keep fighting. Emeri would make for a great doctor and thankfully those kids aren't in Alderaan....

I love your point of view while also making connections between different shows and storylines. I was quite moved by the last three minutes as well. To not do something else with Omega in the future would be an insane waste of such a well designed character (and clone). Hopefully with George back, he and Dave can right the ship.

🤔 . . . Actually, the reason Omega was a ‘child soldier’, of sorts, wasn’t because she wanted to be, but because she needed to be, for her own survival. However, the end is different. Because I’m fully aware of a child’s vulnerability, I have zero qualms with turning them into, not cold-blooded murderers, but cold-blooded killers in regards to self defense & the defense of others. Even then, I want them to enjoy their childhood at the same time.

The thing that popped into my head with the Goggles was the thought of Tech being Frozen for transport when Hemlock gets his blaster bolt. Imagine Omega’s reaction to seeing Tech…. Or worse yet, having to FACE him in combat due to some Imp bs. (The amount of sheer and utter destruction she will unleash will likely make Tarkin’s toys seem tame.)

If Omega does wind up in Rogue Squadron, I don't want to drop in when she's already a squad lead. I want to start right after the time skip in Bad Batch and watch her go from new recruit, then prove herself, and finally be recognized for the actions we've seen her perform and get a promotion.

Lamda class shuttles were around as early as TBB season 2, they were just extremely rare. In season 2 episode 1 while the batch are deciding to do the heist, Hunter is giving Omega a quiz in which he asks her what the shuttle is on the data pad and she says it’s a Lamda class shuttle.

I hope Omega starts her own Bad Batch with the young Regs, it would be nice to reunite with the 3 Kid clones, becoming the Tech of the next generation.

Poor guy had to literally backpedal on endorsing sibling incest in Star Wars... this is honestly as fantastic and hilarious as it is heinous!

And I'm totally on board with Omega being in Rogue Squadron!! Make it happen, Patty......

That Temura Morrison playing Omega in live action caught me off gaurd, LOL

Love your work

I would like to see Omega meet up with Enfys Nest and get gritty with the Rebellion. So many stories which should be told in live action. Of course this would include the reunion with Hera and some coordination if not meeting with Fulcrum.

Omega's ship seems to be a rebuild of the old Marauder. Whatever parts they could salvage. The tail-gunner is literally the same, as is the boarding ramp. I suspect parts of the wings and interior fuselage are also from the old ship. Over the years they procured enough replacement parts (and Gonky) to build a new ship for themselves.

Lol definitely feeling unhinged. Whata way to start the video 😂

Im going to really miss this show! I never missed it or your awesome reviews. Thank you!

Boba trained by Jango and Omega trained by Bad Batch. Would be a hell of a fight or team-up.

😂😂😂 Seriously though I'd love to see Keisha Castle Hughes bring Omega to live action 😁😁😁

Lol on the Emerie and Echo shipping discussion. 😅

One day, I may eventually get over what they did to, Tech. 😐 As for Omega, she is capable of being the leader of the whole bloody resistance, the only thing that would counter this is breaking too many rules, or death.

I'm absolutely positive Wrecker smashed reformatted Tech through the computer in Mount Tantiss

Honestly I Rrrl wanted to see crosshair at the end looking back at his past through his hand that would of made the finale perfect

I could see Omega becoming the modern version of Corran Horn, the Rogue Squadron pilot who became a jedi during course of the mid-90's X-Wing novels.

Now I was hesitant to think I’d ever be attracted to an older omega but once you mentioned Temuera Morrison I instantly knew I would be

Hunter,Wreker y Crossher que regresen tambien otros proyectos tambien ya se animacion o live acion quiero ver mas de ellos

Fixing techs goggles and then making upgrades so that Omega would be able to have a battlefield use for them for a wide variety of possibilities based on the technology that she used when upgrading and fixing the goggles. It would be a nice way for her to honor Tech’s sacrifice and then Tech would be able to help her from beyond the grave to possibly get out of some hairy situations because he did work on teaching her a ton about technology and how to work it all in ways like he did himself. I think they should’ve had her take a small piece of each member of the batches armor/weapon kits that are unique to each one’s personality would be a good way to help make her an even stronger character where she would be an extremely competent fighter. We watched her use Hunters tracking skills just after they left Kamino when Hunter got knocked out by the gas when he was trying to retrieve the giant capacitor from the Ordo Dragon when their ship crashed, she learned precision shooting through trial and error before Crosshair came back (they could show a flashback where Crosshair worked on teaching her the tricks to his insane ability of shooting anything from nearly anywhere), and Echo could’ve taught her how to manipulate technology in more advanced ways than Tech had the chance to teach her. They could even have it so that she upgrades those goggles to help Omega utilize her/her brothers abilities & capabilities of all of the Clone Force 99’s unique traits/capabilities since she was the base DNA for all of the Batch’s unique mutations.

Omega was never force sensitive,I don't know how people managed to get that from the show. The only reason she was important was because her dna was able to accept anothers midichlorians without any degradation.

I think It’d be cool if she met Boba sometime in the future. Possibly even in the Mandoverse era when all the accelerated-aged clones are out of the picture.

This was a great series. Fitting ending

Omega's ship appears to be a custom rebuild from parts of the Marauder. The guns, fins and Omega's bedroom/gunners seat are in evidence. The cockpit looks to have been replaced by the same one the Phantom uses, which explains that connection. Plus also it makes some sense that Omega would want to rebuild her first real 'home'. Waiting for proof, but this makes sense from people I've talked to.

This was the first time we saw a star destroyer

Don't worry Alan. I had that Emrory/Echo shipping moment too, followed shortly by "wait..." I wasn't exactly surprised, but I was a little dismayed to hear Omega joined the Rebellion. I was kind of hoping that if there was ever a second season of Book of Boba Fett, she'd show up -- spend some time with her (at that point, probably last remaining) brother. I suppose there's no reason why she can't do that as well as be a rebel pilot. Her joining Rogue Squadron would be really cool.

If Omega is in a future Star Wars series, IMHO She should use the name "Batch" as a last name!

It’d be cool to see more clones in the rebellion.

In the games from lucasarts has a greatly robustly stories that combine both naval and infantry forces combat

Thanks Alan👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I completely pronounce Emerie and Echo Sister and Brother, if you play Flash Strike and The Calvary Arrives back to back, first Emerie and Echo have a mild Hunter/Crosshair moment then Emerie lets Echo know how wrong she was and how determined she is to help. They felt that mighty Clone Loyalty that runs through the clones like a wave of heat and power all at once while they dash off to the fight! I like seeing Emerie get some results from her realization/identity arc and I am glad she was welcomed to help and continue to contribute to their cause and grow.

Truly glorious

If they ever spin off the Wraith Squadron series, Omega would be a good training officer.

Hey, just an idea but I loved the clone wars history videos and I was wondering if you could do the same thing with Star Wars Rebels at some point. Thank you for the great videos!

I love that you threw in a Fallout reference 🤣

Good points made regarding Hera, but I personally think this scene is set before ANH. Take a look at how Hunter's appearance is and compare that to our trio of Clones in Rebels. He looks like probably ten years younger than Rex, etc. do a year or two before ANH... the Batch can't be that much younger right? Post-Andor for sure, maybe concurrent with some of Rebels. Definitely not between ANH & ESB. To further complicate things, Omega could be anywhere from 18 to 30 years old in that scene, it's tough to gauge. I fucking hope they pull through on a Rogue Squadron movie... as long as they do it justice and don't fuck with the backstory too much. Obviously it's not going to be 1:1 with the EU, but before it got "cancelled" I seem to remember talk about it being set in the ST period or some bullshit. If that's the time period where it lands, I'd rather it remain cancelled. Just make Top Gun in Star Wars and throw us a couple bones with references to the old continuity and I'll be happy.

"and so she dog"... fuckin-a right she dog!

Omega is a great character! The Bad Batch really did a good job of showing the transition from Order 66 to full on Empire. I look forward to what comes next for Star Wars.

To be fair I could easily see the batch making a comeback since he says they’re only a call away essentially. She gets in deep and they break her out. Also unrelated but havoc 5 was her designation she could make a havoc squad as well

When omega says the rebels need pilots, it makes me think this happens around The Antilles Extraction in Rebels

I think the last scene is placed shortly after the Destruction of the first Death Star, because of "the Rebellion needs Pilots, especially now"

She clearly goes to the world between worlds, gets sucked out of the SW universe and dropped in Switzerland. Becomes a world renowned scientist for revolutionary healing techniques. Then joins Overwatch. Edit: I love how as soon as I posted this comment, I resumed the video and you too started talking about Rogue Squadron 😂

I thought Rebels was 10 years after 66, 10 years before ANH. To me, the epilogue of the BB looks like about 10 years after the destruction of Tantiss, which would put it in the Rebels years around the time Mon Mothma formally organizes the separate rebellions into one movement.

The ship at the end is some sort of frankenstein ship as the rear resembles the Mauradurer and some other ships glued on to the front.

Hahaha you are chillin bro about the shipping . I was wondering if you were confused lmao. Understandable slip up

Between episode 4 and 5 is probably my favorite era of canon. Its basically what I grew up with through Star Wars Galaxies.