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** Though all six members are biologically related, only the original four (Hunter, Wrecker, Tech, and Crosshair) were grouped together to begin with. Echo and Omega end up joining the two as part of their small little family. It's just that Crosshair ends up being the one to leave it (at least for now).
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** Though all six members are biologically related, only the original four (Hunter, Wrecker, Tech, and Crosshair) were grouped together to begin with. Echo and Omega end up joining the two as part of their small little family. It's just that Crosshair ends up being the one to leave it (at least for now).until Season 3).
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* BeingEvilSucks: Exhibits shades of it at the end of "Replacements", with the implication being that even in his heavily conditioned state, he misses his old squad and doesn't take any pleasure in doing the Empire's dirty work. [[spoiler: When it's revealed he took his chip out, he admits he's only doing it because being in the Empire gives him a purpose. In season 2, his past mistakes have him relegated to a subordinate role under other clones, while Rampart continues to make clear that he cares nothing for Crosshair personally or the clones as a whole.]]
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* BeingEvilSucks: Exhibits shades of it at the end of "Replacements", with the implication being that even in his heavily conditioned state, he misses his old squad and doesn't take any pleasure in doing the Empire's dirty work. [[spoiler: When it's revealed he took his chip out, he admits he's only doing it because being in the Empire gives him a purpose. In season Season 2, his past mistakes have him relegated to a subordinate role under other clones, while Rampart continues to make clear that he cares nothing for Crosshair personally or the clones as a whole.]]
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* EvilCounterpart: To Echo. Both got left behind by their squad and after the rise of the Empire, both still argue that they were bred to be soldiers and so that's what they should be doing. Their helmets even look somewhat similar after Crosshair's FaceHeelTurn. The big difference is that Echo is grateful when Rex and the Batch eventually come back for him and retains the utmost loyalty to his men, but even after [[spoiler: getting his chip out]] Crosshair believes the Bad Batch willingly left him behind and resents them for it. The fact that Crosshair even says he'd turn traitor if left behind like Echo during the mission to rescue the ARC trooper is obvious {{Foreshadowing}} in retrospect. Season 2's ''The Solitary Clone'' episode goes even further with Cody asking Crosshair if the Empire is making the Galaxy a better place for the people who support Palpatine, in a similar fashion to [[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS1E8Reunion Echo asking Hunter what other path there is than being soldiers.]] This gets further hammered in "Truth and Consequences", where Echo [[spoiler:leaves the squad of his own volition to help the rest of the clones once Palpatine throws them out on their own, with the Batch's blessing]], whereas Crosshair not only refused to rejoin his team even when given the chance, [[spoiler:he only wants them to join him on his terms]].
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* EvilCounterpart: To Echo. Both got left behind by their squad and after the rise of the Empire, both still argue that they were bred to be soldiers and so that's what they should be doing. Their helmets even look somewhat similar after Crosshair's FaceHeelTurn. The big difference is that Echo is grateful when Rex and the Batch eventually come back for him and retains the utmost loyalty to his men, but even after [[spoiler: getting his chip out]] Crosshair believes the Bad Batch willingly left him behind and resents them for it. The fact that Crosshair even says he'd turn traitor if left behind like Echo during the mission to rescue the ARC trooper is obvious {{Foreshadowing}} in retrospect. Season 2's ''The "The Solitary Clone'' Clone" episode goes even further with Cody asking Crosshair if the Empire is making the Galaxy a better place for the people who support Palpatine, in a similar fashion to [[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS1E8Reunion Echo asking Hunter what other path there is than being soldiers.]] This gets further hammered in "Truth and Consequences", where Echo [[spoiler:leaves the squad of his own volition to help the rest of the clones once Palpatine throws them out on their own, with the Batch's blessing]], whereas Crosshair not only refused to rejoin his team even when given the chance, [[spoiler:he only wants them to join him on his terms]].
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* EvilSoundsDeep: He speaks in a deep, chilling voice, and he's the most outwardly unpleasant member of the squad. Then Order 66 happens, and he becomes a servant of the Empire until ''The Outpost''.
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* EvilSoundsDeep: He speaks in a deep, chilling voice, and he's the most outwardly unpleasant member of the squad. Then Order 66 happens, and he becomes a servant of the Empire until ''The Outpost''."The Outpost".
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* {{Expy}}: As the Bad Batch are based off ''Series/TheATeam'', Crosshair is based off of Brock Pike from the [[Film/TheATeam A-Team film]], both being {{No Nonsense Nemesis}}es who can see through their enemy's plans and nearly foil them at every turn, while having no loyalty to their men. (Pike shooting 2 corrupt CIA agents, while Crosshair shoots ES-01 for protesting the orders, and later [[spoiler:executes all the other Elite Squad members, sans ES-02]].)
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* {{Expy}}: As the Bad Batch are based off ''Series/TheATeam'', Crosshair is based off of Brock Pike from the [[Film/TheATeam A-Team film]], both being {{No Nonsense Nemesis}}es who can see through their enemy's plans and nearly foil them at every turn, while having no loyalty to their men. (Pike shooting 2 corrupt CIA agents, while Crosshair shoots ES-01 for protesting the orders, and later [[spoiler:executes all the other Elite Squad members, sans ES-02]].)) [[spoiler:They are even given second chances by the people they once betrayed, though while Pike remained loyal to Lynch until his death, Crosshair finally defects from the Empire and eventually rejoins his old squad by Season 3.]]
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In his spare time, he helped Rex develop a computer algorithm that analyses Republic military strategies and the best ways to counter them and the Separatists' countermeasures to said strategies. Then he got captured at the Citadel, giving the Separatists access to that same algorithm, which they used to gain the upper hand during the Battle of Anaxes. Fortunately for him, after his rescue and the Techno Union keeping quiet about the escape, the heroes found his abilities [[NiceJobFixingItVillain could be used against his tormentors.]]
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** In his spare time, he helped Rex develop a computer algorithm that analyses Republic military strategies and the best ways to counter them and the Separatists' countermeasures to said strategies. Then he got captured at the Citadel, giving the Separatists access to that same algorithm, which they used to gain the upper hand during the Battle of Anaxes. Fortunately for him, after his rescue and the Techno Union keeping quiet about the escape, the heroes found his abilities [[NiceJobFixingItVillain could be used against his tormentors.]]]]
** He reroutes power from Barton IV's now abandoned Outpost's sensor beacons to the depot to bypass an Imperial encryption on Nala Se's datapad, causing a snow wyrm to attack the base.
** In his spare time, he helped Rex develop a computer algorithm that analyses Republic military strategies and the best ways to counter them and the Separatists' countermeasures to said strategies. Then he got captured at the Citadel, giving the Separatists access to that same algorithm, which they used to gain the upper hand during the Battle of Anaxes. Fortunately for him, after his rescue and the Techno Union keeping quiet about the escape, the heroes found his abilities [[NiceJobFixingItVillain could be used against his tormentors.
** He reroutes power from Barton IV's now abandoned Outpost's sensor beacons to the depot to bypass an Imperial encryption on Nala Se's datapad, causing a snow wyrm to attack the base.
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* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:He leaves the squad during "Truth and Consequences" so he can help Rex find more affected clones fight the Empire, though he comes back to them by the time of "Tipping Point".]]
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* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:He leaves the squad during "Truth and Consequences" so he can help Rex find more affected clones fight the Empire, [[CommutingOnABus though he comes back to them them]] by the time of "Tipping Point".]]
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* TokenNonHuman: He's the only non-human member of the Bad Batch, a few of whom are notably anti-droid. It implied that due to Gonky being defective, the Bad Batch felt a connection and took him in.
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* TokenNonHuman: He's the only non-human member of the Bad Batch, Batch prior to Batcher's introduction, a few of whom are notably anti-droid. It implied that due to Gonky being defective, the Bad Batch felt a connection and took him in.
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!!"Batcher"
!!!'''Species:''' Lurca hound
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Weyland
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DeeBradleyBaker
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]''
A lurca hound formerly owned by the Imperial Advanced Science Division and was healed by Omega, before becoming the squad's pet upon Omega and Crosshair's reunion with their squad.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Helps Omega and Crosshair hijack the Rho-class shuttle meant to recapture them by attacking the TK Stormtroopers during "Shadows of Tantiss".
* MookFaceTurn: Initially one of the Lurca hounds meant to keep the creatures of Tantiss at bay from Imperial forces, she eventually bonds with Omega after she helps tend her injuries she sustained while out on patrol.
* YouAreNumberSix: She was initially named LH-201 by the Empire before being given her current name by Omega.
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!!"Batcher"
!!!'''Species:''' Lurca hound
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Weyland
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DeeBradleyBaker
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]''
A lurca hound formerly owned by the Imperial Advanced Science Division and was healed by Omega, before becoming the squad's pet upon Omega and Crosshair's reunion with their squad.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Helps Omega and Crosshair hijack the Rho-class shuttle meant to recapture them by attacking the TK Stormtroopers during "Shadows of Tantiss".
* MookFaceTurn: Initially one of the Lurca hounds meant to keep the creatures of Tantiss at bay from Imperial forces, she eventually bonds with Omega after she helps tend her injuries she sustained while out on patrol.
* YouAreNumberSix: She was initially named LH-201 by the Empire before being given her current name by Omega.
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* RankUp: He's promoted to Clone Commander from "Replacements" until the Season 1 finale.son 3. Justified, since all the blood they took from him on a regular basis at Mount Tantiss caused some damage to his arm.
* RedemptionDemotion: Crosshair loses much of his vaunted accuracy with a rifle after finally rejoining the rest of the Batch at the beginning of Se
* RedemptionDemotion: Crosshair loses much of his vaunted accuracy with a rifle after finally rejoining the rest of the Batch at the beginning of Se
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* RankUp: He's promoted to Clone Commander from "Replacements" until the Season 1 finale.son 3. Justified, since all the blood they took from him on a regular basis at Mount Tantiss caused some damage to his arm.
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* RedemptionDemotion: Crosshair loses much of his vaunted accuracy with a rifle after finally rejoining the rest of the Batch at the beginning ofSeSeason 3. Justified, since all the blood the Advanced Science Division took from him on a regular basis at Mount Tantiss caused some damage to his arm.
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** He's also similar to [[VideoGame/StarWarsBattlefrontII2017 Gideon Hask]], as they're both [[ColdSniper Cold Snipers]] belonging to a RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver squad, of which they're the only ones to remain loyal to the Empire following the rest of the team's desertion. Unlike Hask, who remains loyal to the Empire to the bitter end, even joining up with its successor state, the First Order to enact revenge on the New Republic, Crosshair's loyalty really starts to waver during Season 2.
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** He's also similar to [[VideoGame/StarWarsBattlefrontII2017 Gideon Hask]], as they're both [[ColdSniper Cold Snipers]] belonging to a RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver squad, of which they're the only ones to remain loyal to the Empire following the rest of the team's desertion. Unlike Hask, who remains loyal to the Empire to the bitter end, even joining up with its successor state, the First Order to enact revenge on the New Republic, Crosshair's loyalty really starts to waver during Season 2.2 and by Season 3, makes amends with his squad.
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* PlayingPossum: Does this in ''Rampage'' when Omega tells him that Zygerrian slavers are searching the Havoc Marauder for any more stowaways that may have accompanied Clone Force 99 in disrupting their trade.
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* PlayingPossum: Does this in ''Rampage'' "[[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS1E5Rampage Rampage]]" when Omega tells him that Zygerrian slavers are searching the Havoc Marauder for any more stowaways that may have accompanied Clone Force 99 in disrupting their trade.
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* RankUp: He's promoted to Clone Commander from "Replacements" until the Season 1 finale.
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* RankUp: He's promoted to Clone Commander from "Replacements" until the Season 1 finale.son 3. Justified, since all the blood they took from him on a regular basis at Mount Tantiss caused some damage to his arm.
* RedemptionDemotion: Crosshair loses much of his vaunted accuracy with a rifle after finally rejoining the rest of the Batch at the beginning of Se
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* EvilCostumeSwitch: After the rest of the Bad Batch goes rogue in the premiere of ''The Bad Batch'', Crosshair switches to dark grey, stormtrooper-esque Imperial commando armor, though he keeps the backpack, sniper rifle, and viewfinder from his clone commando rig. In fact, the armor even bears a strong resemblance to a Death Trooper.
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* EvilCostumeSwitch: After the rest of the Bad Batch goes rogue in the premiere of ''The Bad Batch'', Crosshair switches to dark grey, stormtrooper-esque Imperial commando armor, though he keeps the backpack, sniper rifle, and viewfinder from his clone commando rig. In fact, the armor even bears a strong resemblance to a Death Trooper. However, his former squadmates confiscate his rifle at the end of Season 1, and he was later given a standard issue 773 Firepuncher.
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* WouldntHurtAChild: By the time of "Return to Kamino", he has doubled back on his previous willingness to kill children. He orders Omega to be captured and transferred off-world when he confronts Hunter, even calling out Hunter on dragging her along by pointing out that he should be keeping her safe. [[spoiler:This is because he had his inhibitor chip, which encouraged infanticide when it suited the Empire's needs, removed.]]
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* WouldntHurtAChild: By the time of "Return to Kamino", he has doubled back on his previous willingness to kill children. He orders Omega to be captured and transferred off-world when he confronts Hunter, even calling out Hunter on dragging her along by pointing out that he should be keeping her safe. [[spoiler:This is because he had his inhibitor chip, which encouraged infanticide when it suited the Empire's needs, removed.]] But in "A Different Approach", he was considering throttling the street urchin for demanding a ridiculous fee for information on Batcher]]
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* CrossingTheBurntBridge: [[spoiler:Crosshair betrayed his own teammates ''very'' deeply, especially after all they've done for him. By the end of Season 2, Crosshair pulls a HeelFaceTurn. While Omega was willing to TurnTheOtherCheek on him, Crosshair will have to work ''really'' hard for them to accept him back]].
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* SociopathicSoldier: As an Imperial commando, Crosshair displays elements of both Type 1 and Type 2; he truly believes that the Empire can and should use whatever means necessary to maintain order and peace in the Galaxy, and is all too happy to follow the orders of his amoral superiors, even when they order him to execute civilians ([[WouldHurtAChild including children]]), allies like Orn Free Taa, and even other Imperial soldiers. Part of this stems from his belief that, as a cloned soldier, violence and obedience are the only things he's known, and possibly all he ''wants'' to know. And the revelation that he removed his inhibitor chip shows this is not an enforced mindest like most of the clone troopers, but rather Crosshair's own nature.
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* SociopathicSoldier: As an Imperial commando, Crosshair displays elements of both Type 1 and Type 2; he truly believes that the Empire can and should use whatever means necessary to maintain order and peace in the Galaxy, and is all too happy to follow the orders of his amoral superiors, even when they order him to execute civilians ([[WouldHurtAChild including children]]), allies like Orn Free Taa, and even other Imperial soldiers. Part of this stems from his belief that, as a cloned soldier, violence and obedience are the only things he's known, and possibly all he ''wants'' to know. [[spoiler: And the revelation that he removed his inhibitor chip shows this is not an enforced mindest like most of the clone troopers, but rather Crosshair's own nature.]]
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* DamselOutOfDistress: During "[[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS3E3ShadowsOfTantiss Shadows of Tantiss]]", she manages to free Crosshair and take along Batcher, a lurch hound she helped during "Confined", to escape Tantiss's Mount Wayland facility.
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* DamselOutOfDistress: During "[[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS3E3ShadowsOfTantiss Shadows of Tantiss]]", she manages to free Crosshair and take along Batcher, a lurch lurca hound she helped during "Confined", to escape Tantiss's Mount Wayland facility.
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* GirlsLoveStuffedAnimals: She's very fond of Wrecker's Tooka doll, Lula, [[spoiler: and makes a straw version to keep herself company while imprisoned at Mount Tantiss.]]
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* FourIsDeath: He's the 4th member of Clone Force 99, and has killed many enemies and allies in service to both the Republic and the Empire, wether they be Battle Droids, Commando Droids, and Ames's Tactical Droid or organic beings in the form of ES-01 and the other Elite Squad Troopers [[note]]Except for [[SoleSurvivor ES-02]].[[/note]], Governor Ames herself, the raiders who keep stealing the cargo from the Barton 4 outpost, Lieutenant Nolan, and several TK Stormtroopers. Fittingly, his trooper designation is CT-9904.
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* FourIsDeath: He's the 4th member of Clone Force 99, and has killed many enemies and allies in service to both the Republic and the Empire, wether whether they be Battle Droids, Commando Droids, battle droids, commando droids, and Ames's Tactical Droid tactical droid or organic beings in the form of ES-01 and the other Elite Squad Troopers [[note]]Except for [[SoleSurvivor ES-02]].[[/note]], Governor Ames herself, the raiders who keep stealing the cargo from the Barton 4 outpost, Lieutenant Nolan, and several TK Stormtroopers.stormtroopers. Fittingly, his trooper designation is CT-9904.
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* DwindlingParty: Over the course of the series, the Bad Batch lose more and more of their members. Crosshair remains loyal to the Empire and joins the hunt to find them when they defect at the very start of the series. [[spoiler: Echo parts ways with the group to join Rex's resistance movement in Season 2. Tech dies in a HeroicSacrifice and Omega is captured by the Empire, leaving the active squad down to Hunter and Wrecker by the start of the next season.]]
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* DamselOutOfDistress: During "Shadows of Tantiss", she manages to free Crosshair and take along Batcher, a lurch hound she helped during "Confined", to escape Tantiss's Mount Wayland facility.
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* DamselOutOfDistress: During "Shadows "[[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS3E3ShadowsOfTantiss Shadows of Tantiss", Tantiss]]", she manages to free Crosshair and take along Batcher, a lurch hound she helped during "Confined", to escape Tantiss's Mount Wayland facility.
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* DamselOutOfDistress: During "Shadows of Tantiss", she manages to free Crosshair and take along Batcher, a lurch hound she helped during "Confined", to escape Tantiss's Mount Wayland facility.
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* LivingMacGuffin: Why is she wanted by bounty hunters? [[spoiler:The Kaminoans want her back because she's a pure genetic clone of Jango. Due to the Kaminoans having no tabs on Boba's whereabouts, she's their best source of fresh genetic material for more clones in order to stay in the Empire's interest.]] [[spoiler:In ''[[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS3E3ShadowsofTantiss Shadows of Tantiss]]'', she has the highest M (midichlorian) counts out of all the clones on Tantiss, making her even more valuable to the Imperial Advanced Science Division.]]
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* LivingMacGuffin: Why is she wanted by bounty hunters? [[spoiler:The Kaminoans want her back because she's a pure genetic clone of Jango. Due to the Kaminoans having no tabs on Boba's whereabouts, she's their best source of fresh genetic material for more clones in order to stay in the Empire's interest.]] [[spoiler:In ''[[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS3E3ShadowsofTantiss "[[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS3E3ShadowsofTantiss Shadows of Tantiss]]'', Tantiss]]", she has the highest M (midichlorian) counts out of all the clones on Tantiss, making her even more valuable to the Imperial Advanced Science Division.]]
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* EvilSoundsDeep: He speaks in a deep, chilling voice, and he's the most outwardly unpleasant member of the squad. Then Order 66 happens, and he becomes a servant of the Empire.
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* EvilSoundsDeep: He speaks in a deep, chilling voice, and he's the most outwardly unpleasant member of the squad. Then Order 66 happens, and he becomes a servant of the Empire.Empire until ''The Outpost''.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: Among other things, he can easily hit targets such as flying hand grenades thrown by Hunter, one of his own mirror projectiles during the rescue of Governor Grotton to take out Ames' Taticial Droid, and even fire a shot into an Armored Assault Tank's gun barrel!
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: Among other things, he can easily hit targets such as flying hand grenades thrown by Hunter, one of his own mirror projectiles during the rescue of Governor Grotton to take out Ames' Taticial Tactical Droid, and even fire a shot into an Armored Assault Tank's gun barrel!
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* RankUp: He's promoted to Clone Commander in "Replacements".
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* RankUp: He's promoted to Clone Commander in "Replacements".from "Replacements" until the Season 1 finale.
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* SociopathicSoldier: As an Imperial commando, Crosshair displays elements of both Type 1 and Type 2; he truly believes that the Empire can and should use whatever means necessary to maintain order in the Galaxy, and is all too happy to follow the orders of his amoral superiors, even when they order him to execute civilians ([[WouldHurtAChild including children]]), allies like Orn Free Taa, and even other Imperial soldiers. Part of this stems from his belief that, as a cloned soldier, violence and obedience are the only things he's known, and possibly all he ''wants'' to know. And the revelation that he removed his inhibitor chip shows this is not an enforced mindest like most of the clone troopers, but rather Crosshair's own nature.
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* SociopathicSoldier: As an Imperial commando, Crosshair displays elements of both Type 1 and Type 2; he truly believes that the Empire can and should use whatever means necessary to maintain order and peace in the Galaxy, and is all too happy to follow the orders of his amoral superiors, even when they order him to execute civilians ([[WouldHurtAChild including children]]), allies like Orn Free Taa, and even other Imperial soldiers. Part of this stems from his belief that, as a cloned soldier, violence and obedience are the only things he's known, and possibly all he ''wants'' to know. And the revelation that he removed his inhibitor chip shows this is not an enforced mindest like most of the clone troopers, but rather Crosshair's own nature.
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* BadassBookworm: He may be more interested in technology and obscure facts, but Tech can still easily keep up with the rest of his team on the battlefield. He singlehandedly takes out three clone troopers (one manning an E-Web heavy repeating blaster), then (with some help from a civilian) a gunship and two speeders simultaneously attacking him from two opposing directions - all on a broken leg.
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* BadassBookworm: He may be more interested in technology and obscure facts, but Tech can still easily keep up with the rest of his team on the battlefield. He singlehandedly takes out three clone troopers (one manning an E-Web heavy repeating blaster), then (with some help from Romar) a civilian) a Low Altitude Assault Transport/infantry gunship and two speeders BARC Speeders simultaneously attacking him from two opposing directions - all on a broken leg.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: During the Bad Batch's mission on Daro, Tech attempts to redirect the stormtroopers and Clone Commandos, but because he's using a now-defunct clone code, all he does is set off the alarms and alert everyone to their position.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: During the Bad Batch's mission on Daro, Tech attempts to redirect the stormtroopers TK Stormtroopers and Clone Commandos, but because he's using a now-defunct clone code, all he does is set off the alarms and alert everyone to their position.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Not that Clone Force 99 is evil; being part of the Republic and, [[TokenEvilTeammate Crosshair excepted]], later defectors from the Empire who didn't carry out Order 66 because their chips failed, they're definitely heroic. But when compared against the GoodIsNotSoft Hunter, the BoisterousBruiser BloodKnight Wrecker and the JerkWithAHeartOfGold Crosshair [[spoiler: (though the Heart of Gold part is subverted later on)]], Tech being polite, nerdy and conversational definitely makes him this.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Not that Clone Force 99 is evil; being part of the Republic and, [[TokenEvilTeammate Crosshair excepted]], later defectors from the Empire who didn't carry out Order 66 because their chips failed, they're definitely heroic. But when compared against the GoodIsNotSoft Hunter, the BoisterousBruiser BloodKnight Wrecker and the JerkWithAHeartOfGold Crosshair [[spoiler: (though the Heart of Gold part is subverted later on)]], on during his service to the Empire)]], Tech being polite, nerdy and conversational definitely makes him this.
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** To [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars Ahsoka Tano]]. Both of them are younger generations of Republic defenders (Ahsoka a Jedi and Omega a clone) that are taken under the wing of a more experienced soldier who tends to bend the rules in combat (Anakin for Ahsoka and Hunter for Omega), and both start out as being a NaiveNewcomer that find the world they expected to be entirely different. However, Ahsoka grows through CharacterDevelopment into a more mature and wise Jedi (although she gets put through a pretty hefty TraumaCongaLine multiple times), and loses the only family she's known to the war (Anakin becoming Vader, Obi-Wan going into exile and eventually dying at Vader's hands, etc.), whereas Omega is still just a kid with a long way to go, and she still has her family around (sans Crosshair).
** To [[Series/TheMandalorian Grogu]]. Both of them are mysterious children that a stoic warrior (Din Djarin for Grogu and Hunter for Omega) ends up taking under their wing, with both having some sort of ability unique to only them (the Force for Grogu and some as-yet-revealed powers for Omega tied to her being a pure unenhanced clone), tragic ties to Order 66 (Grogu being a victim and Omega losing [[spoiler:Crosshair]] to its influence), a massive bounty on their heads, and having encounters with Fennec Shand. Grogu, however, is still just an infant that, though powerful, is deeply traumatized by what happened to him, and needs further training to hone his abilities, whereas Omega, though older, is still unsure of what she can really do (as are her guardians), and has no experience of the galaxy beyond the confines of Kamino. Moreover, Fennec Shand doesn't harm Grogu and actually aids in his rescue, while Omega nearly ends up as Fennec's prisoner (though that's later revealed to be [[spoiler: her being hired to protect Omega from the Kaminoans by Nala Se]]). Finally, both are needed alive for the Empire's cloning projects, with Grogu's blood getting extracted for Project Necromancer, or in [[{{Narcissist}} Moff Gideon]]'s case, [[spoiler:make Force-Sensitive clones of himself outfitted in beskar armor]], where Omega is used as leverage by Dr. Hemlock to make Nala Se work on strandcasts possible for Palpatine, lest she suffers for it.
** To [[Series/TheMandalorian Grogu]]. Both of them are mysterious children that a stoic warrior (Din Djarin for Grogu and Hunter for Omega) ends up taking under their wing, with both having some sort of ability unique to only them (the Force for Grogu and some as-yet-revealed powers for Omega tied to her being a pure unenhanced clone), tragic ties to Order 66 (Grogu being a victim and Omega losing [[spoiler:Crosshair]] to its influence), a massive bounty on their heads, and having encounters with Fennec Shand. Grogu, however, is still just an infant that, though powerful, is deeply traumatized by what happened to him, and needs further training to hone his abilities, whereas Omega, though older, is still unsure of what she can really do (as are her guardians), and has no experience of the galaxy beyond the confines of Kamino. Moreover, Fennec Shand doesn't harm Grogu and actually aids in his rescue, while Omega nearly ends up as Fennec's prisoner (though that's later revealed to be [[spoiler: her being hired to protect Omega from the Kaminoans by Nala Se]]). Finally, both are needed alive for the Empire's cloning projects, with Grogu's blood getting extracted for Project Necromancer, or in [[{{Narcissist}} Moff Gideon]]'s case, [[spoiler:make Force-Sensitive clones of himself outfitted in beskar armor]], where Omega is used as leverage by Dr. Hemlock to make Nala Se work on strandcasts possible for Palpatine, lest she suffers for it.
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** To [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars Ahsoka Tano]]. Both of them are younger generations of Republic defenders (Ahsoka a Jedi and Omega a clone) that are taken under the wing of a more experienced soldier who tends to bend the rules in combat (Anakin for Ahsoka and Hunter for Omega), and both start out as being a NaiveNewcomer that find the world they expected to be entirely different. However, Ahsoka grows through CharacterDevelopment into a more mature and wise Jedi (although she gets put through a pretty hefty TraumaCongaLine multiple times), and loses the only family she's known to the war (Anakin becoming Vader, Obi-Wan going into exile and eventually dying at Vader's hands, etc.), whereas Omega is still just a kid with a long way to go, and she still has her family around (sans Crosshair).
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** To [[Series/TheMandalorian Grogu]]. Both of them are mysterious children that a stoic warrior (Din Djarin for Grogu and Hunter for Omega) ends up taking under their wing, with both having some sort of ability unique to only them (the Force for Grogu and some as-yet-revealed powers for Omega tied to her being a pure unenhanced clone), tragic ties to Order 66 (Grogu being a victim and Omega losing [[spoiler:Crosshair]] to its influence), a massive bounty on their heads, and having encounters with Fennec Shand. Grogu, however, is still just an infant that, though powerful, is deeply traumatized by what happened to him, and needs further training to hone his abilities, whereas Omega, though older, is still unsure of what she can really do (as are her guardians), and has no experience of the galaxy beyond the confines of Kamino. Moreover, Fennec Shand doesn't harm Grogu and actually aids in his rescue, while Omega nearly ends up as Fennec's prisoner (though that's later revealed to be [[spoiler: her being hired to protect Omega from the Kaminoans by Nala Se]]). Finally, both are needed alive for the Empire's cloning projects, with Grogu's blood getting extracted for Project Necromancer, or in [[{{Narcissist}} Moff Gideon]]'s case, [[spoiler:make Force-Sensitive clones of himself outfitted in beskar armor]], where Omega is used as leverage by Dr. Hemlock to make Nala Se work onstrandcasts possible Project Necromancer for Palpatine, Palpatine's sake, lest she suffers for it.
** To [[Series/TheMandalorian Grogu]]. Both of them are mysterious children that a stoic warrior (Din Djarin for Grogu and Hunter for Omega) ends up taking under their wing, with both having some sort of ability unique to only them (the Force for Grogu and some as-yet-revealed powers for Omega tied to her being a pure unenhanced clone), tragic ties to Order 66 (Grogu being a victim and Omega losing [[spoiler:Crosshair]] to its influence), a massive bounty on their heads, and having encounters with Fennec Shand. Grogu, however, is still just an infant that, though powerful, is deeply traumatized by what happened to him, and needs further training to hone his abilities, whereas Omega, though older, is still unsure of what she can really do (as are her guardians), and has no experience of the galaxy beyond the confines of Kamino. Moreover, Fennec Shand doesn't harm Grogu and actually aids in his rescue, while Omega nearly ends up as Fennec's prisoner (though that's later revealed to be [[spoiler: her being hired to protect Omega from the Kaminoans by Nala Se]]). Finally, both are needed alive for the Empire's cloning projects, with Grogu's blood getting extracted for Project Necromancer, or in [[{{Narcissist}} Moff Gideon]]'s case, [[spoiler:make Force-Sensitive clones of himself outfitted in beskar armor]], where Omega is used as leverage by Dr. Hemlock to make Nala Se work on
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** Downplayed with Crosshair. It isn't enough to truly redeem him, but she does bring out his very rarely seen softer side. [[spoiler:When she almost drowns trying to save AZ-3, he grapples her up to safety in spite of having no reason to do so.]]
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* AmbiguousSituation: Omega's genetics are unclear. Initially she's stated to be the fifth enhanced clone Nala Se mentioned, with Tech supposedly confirming this via a genetic sample. Later on, however, it's revealed she's being hunted by the Kaminoans because she's an unmodified clone of Jango, with Tech equating her to Boba who is a pure genetic copy of Jango. This discrepancy has yet to be addressed, leaving Omega's exact genetics up in the air. She's referred to as unmodified in the context of her viability as a template for future clones, meaning she could just be lacking RapidAging as well as the biological and mental conditioning to make the Clone Troopers obedient and docile while still not being a perfect match for Jango. On the other hand, her apparent differences from Jango can be explained away with answers other than genetics, such as her being transgender and dyeing her hair, so there's nothing to say she ''can't'' have Jango's exact DNA.[[note]] Of course female clones of male characters are possible in these kinds of stories, just look to X-23 of the Marvel universe.[[/note]] And of course, there's the final wrinkle that if she's not the fifth enhanced clone, who is?
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* AmbiguousSituation: Omega's genetics are unclear. Initially AmbiguousGenderIdentity: Despite being a clone of male Jango Fett, she's stated assumed to be the fifth an OppositeSexClone as she presents and identifies as female and is identified on sight as an enhanced clone Nala Se mentioned, with Tech supposedly confirming this via a genetic sample. Later on, however, it's revealed she's being hunted by clone, same as the Kaminoans because she's an unmodified clone of Jango, with Tech equating Bad Batch. However, Prime Minister Lama Su later refers to her to as an "unaltered clone" bringing up the very real possibility that she was genetically male at her creation like the only other known unaltered clone, Boba who Fett, but is a pure genetic copy of Jango. This discrepancy has yet to be addressed, leaving Omega's exact genetics up in the air. She's referred to as unmodified in transgender or intersex. The ambiguity comes from the context of her the conversation, as the alterations being referred to were specifically those related to the viability of Omega as a template for future clones, meaning she could just be lacking clones (lacking RapidAging as well as the biological and mental conditioning to make the Clone Troopers obedient and docile while still not being a perfect match for Jango. On the other hand, her apparent differences from Jango can be explained away with answers other than genetics, such as her being transgender and dyeing her hair, so there's nothing to say she ''can't'' have Jango's exact DNA.[[note]] Of course female clones docile). The lack of male characters are possible in these kinds of stories, just look to X-23 clarity of the Marvel universe.[[/note]] And of course, there's Prime Minister's meaning behind "unaltered" leaves the final wrinkle that if she's not the fifth enhanced clone, who is?door open for either interpretation.
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* EvilVirtues: Loyalty.
** Say what you will of him, but he does actually believe in what the Empire stands for. He sees it as what is needed to maintain peace. It's one of the reasons Rampart allows him back into service, despite demoting him.
** Though he refuses to join them on the run, Crosshair shows he still has a level of loyalty to his old squad in the latter half of Season 2 of ''The Bad Batch'', after he's made a prisoner of the Empire on Wayland. When Dr. Hemlock offers him freedom from captivity and his service to the Empire in exchange for the location of his brothers and Omega, Crosshair refuses to cooperate, even after being worked over by an interrogator droid. And when he's able to briefly escape, he makes his way to a communications station and sends a coded warning to the Bad Batch that the Empire is hunting them.
** Say what you will of him, but he does actually believe in what the Empire stands for. He sees it as what is needed to maintain peace. It's one of the reasons Rampart allows him back into service, despite demoting him.
** Though he refuses to join them on the run, Crosshair shows he still has a level of loyalty to his old squad in the latter half of Season 2 of ''The Bad Batch'', after he's made a prisoner of the Empire on Wayland. When Dr. Hemlock offers him freedom from captivity and his service to the Empire in exchange for the location of his brothers and Omega, Crosshair refuses to cooperate, even after being worked over by an interrogator droid. And when he's able to briefly escape, he makes his way to a communications station and sends a coded warning to the Bad Batch that the Empire is hunting them.
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* EvilVirtues: Loyalty.
** Say what you will of him,EvenEvilHasStandards: Very subtly, but he does actually believe in what the Empire stands for. He sees it as what is needed to maintain peace. It's one of the reasons even a jerk like Crosshair takes issue when Admiral Rampart allows him back into service, despite demoting him.
** Though herefuses to join them on the run, Crosshair shows he still has a level of loyalty to his old squad in the latter half of Season 2 of ''The Bad Batch'', address Cody by name after he's made a prisoner of the Empire [[spoiler:he reports on Wayland. When Dr. Hemlock offers him freedom from captivity and his service to the Empire in exchange for the location of his brothers and Omega, Crosshair refuses to cooperate, even after being worked over by an interrogator droid. And when he's able to briefly escape, he makes his way to a communications station and sends a coded warning to the Bad Batch that the Empire is hunting them.desertion.]]
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** Say what you will of him, but he does actually believe in what the Empire stands for. He sees it as what is needed to maintain peace. It's one of the reasons Rampart allows him back into service, despite demoting him.
** Though he refuses to join them on the run, Crosshair shows he still has a level of loyalty to his old squad in the latter half of Season 2 of ''The Bad Batch'', after he's made a prisoner of the Empire on Wayland. When Dr. Hemlock offers him freedom from captivity and his service to the Empire in exchange for the location of his brothers and Omega, Crosshair refuses to cooperate, even after being worked over by an interrogator droid. And when he's able to briefly escape, he makes his way to a communications station and sends a coded warning to the Bad Batch that the Empire is hunting them.
** Say what you will of him, but he does actually believe in what the Empire stands for. He sees it as what is needed to maintain peace. It's one of the reasons Rampart allows him back into service, despite demoting him.
** Though he refuses to join them on the run, Crosshair shows he still has a level of loyalty to his old squad in the latter half of Season 2 of ''The Bad Batch'', after he's made a prisoner of the Empire on Wayland. When Dr. Hemlock offers him freedom from captivity and his service to the Empire in exchange for the location of his brothers and Omega, Crosshair refuses to cooperate, even after being worked over by an interrogator droid. And when he's able to briefly escape, he makes his way to a communications station and sends a coded warning to the Bad Batch that the Empire is hunting them.
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* AmbiguousSituation: [[spoiler:After the reveal that Crosshair removed his inhibitor chip "a long time ago", it's never revealed when exactly, with him not seeming to find the matter too important. A popular theory is that he removed it not long after his head was burned.]]
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* TheBrute: [[spoiler:Once his inhibitor chip takes effect, he becomes a deadly killing machine who can manhandle the rest of the team with ease. Fortunately, it doesn't last long and he is quickly restored to his old self.]]
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* TheBrute: [[spoiler:Once his inhibitor chip takes effect, he becomes a deadly killing machine who can manhandle the rest of the team with ease. Worse, Wrecker came ''very'' close to snapping each of them in half. Fortunately, it doesn't last long and he is quickly restored to his old self.]]
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* InsufferableGenius: Downplayed. He's a NiceGuy for the most part, but his poor social skills can cause him to veer into this on occasion. Notably, he has a tendency to not mention important details, such as the fact that all Clone had inhibitor chips in them that force them to enact Order 66, since he thought they were obvious.
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* AllForNothing:[[spoiler:Crosshair reveals he had his chip removed some time ago, and his service to the Empire was willing. All that loyal service to the Empire is driven by the belief that he feels like he has a purpose for living, and if he can get his brothers to join the Empire (preferably willingly), Tarkin will pardon all of their crimes and give them the recognition and respect they deserve. When they return to Kamino, Crosshair's attachment to them becomes a cause for concern, and it's quickly proven the Empire he serves considers ''everyone'' who isn't named Palpatine expendable, even him, when they blow up Tipoca City with him in it. And yet he still continues to loyally serve them anyway.]]
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* AllForNothing:[[spoiler:Crosshair AllForNothing: [[spoiler:Crosshair reveals he had his chip removed some time ago, and his service to the Empire was willing. All that loyal service to the Empire is driven by the belief that he feels like he has a purpose for living, and if he can get his brothers to join the Empire (preferably willingly), Tarkin will pardon all of their crimes and give them the recognition and respect they deserve. When they return to Kamino, Crosshair's attachment to them becomes a cause for concern, and it's quickly proven the Empire he serves considers ''everyone'' who isn't named Palpatine expendable, even him, when they blow up Tipoca City with him in it. And yet he still continues to loyally serve them anyway.]]
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* BeyondRedemption: After Cody witnesses Crosshair slay Tawni Ames in cold blood, he’s disgusted that Crosshair has adopted the Empire’s facsist mindset that he feels he’s just beyond saving. [[spoiler:With their camaraderie shattered, Cody deserts]].
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* BeyondRedemption: After Cody witnesses Crosshair slay Tawni Ames in cold blood, he’s disgusted that Crosshair has adopted the Empire’s facsist fascist mindset that he and feels he’s just beyond saving. [[spoiler:With their camaraderie shattered, Cody deserts]].deserts.]] [[spoiler:It's ultimately subverted when his interactions with Mayday and Lieutenant Nolan show there is still a heart in him after all.]]
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Initially. He usually spouts unkind things, especially to "regs". However, some "regs" can ''earn'' his respect regardless of their place in the chain of command. Before the Bad Batch arc, Commander Cody had already gained his respect. In "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS7E3OnTheWingsOfKeeradaks On the Wings of Keeradaks]]", he can be seen patting Echo — who he had previously coldly dismissed as another "reg" in the previous episode before finding out he was indeed alive — on the shoulder after he watches him take down a trio of [[AirborneMook D-Wing Droids]] with a single blaster pistol from a distance. Dave Filoni notes that while the Bad Batch as a whole generally butts heads with other clones, they'll cover each other's backs when they have a common goal and when their survival is on the line.
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** During the Clone Wars, he usually spouts unkind things, especially to "regs". However, some "regs" can ''earn'' his respect regardless of their place in the chain of command. Before the Bad Batch arc, Commander Cody had already gained his respect. In "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS7E3OnTheWingsOfKeeradaks On the Wings of Keeradaks]]", he can be seen patting Echo — who he had previously coldly dismissed as another "reg" in the previous episode before finding out he was indeed alive — on the shoulder after he watches him take down a trio of [[AirborneMook D-Wing Droids]] with a single blaster pistol from a distance. Dave Filoni notes that while the Bad Batch as a whole generally butts heads with other clones, they'll cover each other's backs when they have a common goal and when their survival is on the line.
** During the Clone Wars, he usually spouts unkind things, especially to "regs". However, some "regs" can ''earn'' his respect regardless of their place in the chain of command. Before the Bad Batch arc, Commander Cody had already gained his respect. In "[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS7E3OnTheWingsOfKeeradaks On the Wings of Keeradaks]]", he can be seen patting Echo — who he had previously coldly dismissed as another "reg" in the previous episode before finding out he was indeed alive — on the shoulder after he watches him take down a trio of [[AirborneMook D-Wing Droids]] with a single blaster pistol from a distance. Dave Filoni notes that while the Bad Batch as a whole generally butts heads with other clones, they'll cover each other's backs when they have a common goal and when their survival is on the line.
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: While his status remains unknown, the Bad Batch seems completely unconcerned about Cody's status, despite being the one "reg" they respected before their appearance in Season 7 of ''The Clone Wars'', and have not as much as mentioned him or inquired about him since Order 66 went live. Season 2 of their show is set to subvert this, with Cody working with Crosshair.
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: While his status remains unknown, the Bad Batch seems completely unconcerned about Cody's status, despite being the one "reg" they respected before their appearance in Season 7 of ''The Clone Wars'', and have not as much as mentioned him or inquired about him since Order 66 went live. Season 2 of their the show is set to subvert subverts this, with Cody working with Crosshair.Crosshair in rescuing Governor Grotton during "[[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS2E3TheSolitaryClone The Solitary Clone]]".
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* EvilVirtues: Loyalty. Say what you will of him but he does actually believe in what the Empire stands for. He sees it as what is needed to maintain peace.
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* EvilVirtues: Loyalty. Say what you will of him him, but he does actually believe in what the Empire stands for. He sees it as what is needed to maintain peace. It's one of the reasons Rampart allows him back into service, despite demoting him.
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* NumberTwo: After Crosshair joins the Empire, Echo begins to become this to Hunter, with the two working closely together on missions. This makes sense, given Echo is slowly developing into the team's Lancer with the loss of Crosshair. In [[spoiler: ''Return to Kamino'', Echo fully steps into a leadership role and helps organize the batch to rescue Hunter, leading them into Tipoca city, even going as far as to command Omega to stay behind so she won't be hurt.]]
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* NumberTwo: After Crosshair joins the Empire, Echo begins to become this to Hunter, with the two working closely together on missions. This makes sense, given Echo is slowly developing into the team's Lancer with the loss of Crosshair. In [[spoiler: ''Return to Kamino'', Echo fully steps into a leadership role and helps organize the batch to rescue Hunter, leading them into Tipoca city, City, even going as far as to command Omega to stay behind so she won't be hurt.]]
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* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:He leaves the squad during "Truth and Consequences" so he can help Rex find more affected clones fight the Empire.]]
* RankUp: He was promoted to ARC Trooper alongside his buddy Fives after the Battle of Kamino. The seventh season confirms he holds the rank of Corporal.
* RankUp: He was promoted to ARC Trooper alongside his buddy Fives after the Battle of Kamino. The seventh season confirms he holds the rank of Corporal.
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* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:He leaves the squad during "Truth and Consequences" so he can help Rex find more affected clones fight the Empire.Empire, though he comes back to them by the time of "Tipping Point".]]
* RankUp: He was promoted to ARC Trooper alongside his buddy Fives after the Battle of Kamino. The seventh season confirms he holds the rank of Corporal.
* RankUp: He was promoted to ARC Trooper alongside his buddy Fives after the Battle of Kamino. The seventh season confirms he holds the rank of Corporal.
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** To [[Series/TheMandalorian Grogu]]. Both of them are mysterious children that a stoic warrior (Din Djarin for Grogu and Hunter for Omega) ends up taking under their wing, with both having some sort of ability unique to only them (the Force for Grogu and some as-yet-revealed powers for Omega tied to her being a pure unenhanced clone), tragic ties to Order 66 (Grogu being a victim and Omega losing [[spoiler:Crosshair]] to its influence), a massive bounty on their heads, and having encounters with Fennec Shand. Grogu, however, is still just an infant that, though powerful, is deeply traumatized by what happened to him, and needs further training to hone his abilities, whereas Omega, though older, is still unsure of what she can really do (as are her guardians), and has no experience of the galaxy beyond the confines of Kamino. Moreover, Fennec Shand doesn't harm Grogu and actually aids in his rescue, while Omega nearly ends up as Fennec's prisoner (though that's later revealed to be [[spoiler: her being hired to protect Omega from the Kaminoans by Nala Se]]).
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** To [[Series/TheMandalorian Grogu]]. Both of them are mysterious children that a stoic warrior (Din Djarin for Grogu and Hunter for Omega) ends up taking under their wing, with both having some sort of ability unique to only them (the Force for Grogu and some as-yet-revealed powers for Omega tied to her being a pure unenhanced clone), tragic ties to Order 66 (Grogu being a victim and Omega losing [[spoiler:Crosshair]] to its influence), a massive bounty on their heads, and having encounters with Fennec Shand. Grogu, however, is still just an infant that, though powerful, is deeply traumatized by what happened to him, and needs further training to hone his abilities, whereas Omega, though older, is still unsure of what she can really do (as are her guardians), and has no experience of the galaxy beyond the confines of Kamino. Moreover, Fennec Shand doesn't harm Grogu and actually aids in his rescue, while Omega nearly ends up as Fennec's prisoner (though that's later revealed to be [[spoiler: her being hired to protect Omega from the Kaminoans by Nala Se]]). Finally, both are needed alive for the Empire's cloning projects, with Grogu's blood getting extracted for Project Necromancer, or in [[{{Narcissist}} Moff Gideon]]'s case, [[spoiler:make Force-Sensitive clones of himself outfitted in beskar armor]], where Omega is used as leverage by Dr. Hemlock to make Nala Se work on strandcasts possible for Palpatine, lest she suffers for it.
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* LukeIAmYourFather: Being an unaltered clone makes her essentially Jango Fett's daughter and Boba's younger sister.
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* LukeIAmYourFather: Being an unaltered clone makes her essentially Jango Fett's daughter and Boba's younger sister. She later gets hit with the receiving end of this trope when Emerie Karr reveals she's her sister at the end of "[[Recap/StarWarsTheBadBatchS2E16Plan99 Plan 99]]".
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During the creation of the clone army, the Kaminoans conducted genetic experiments in an attempt to create super soldiers. While the plan never quite worked, four of those experiments came to form Clone Force 99 [[note]] As a reference to 99, a defective clone that nonetheless pulled a HeroicSacrifice [[/note]], or, as they called themselves, the Bad Batch. Recognizable for their modified dark grey Clone Commando armor and their much different physiques in comparison to the regular clones or the "regs" as they call them.
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During the creation of the clone army, the Kaminoans conducted genetic experiments in an attempt to create super soldiers. While the plan never quite worked, four of those experiments came to form Clone Force 99 [[note]] As a reference to 99, a defective clone that nonetheless pulled a HeroicSacrifice [[/note]], or, as [[SquadNickname they called themselves, themselves]], the Bad Batch. Recognizable for their modified dark grey Clone Commando armor and their much different physiques in comparison to the regular clones or the "regs" as they call them.
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* MoreDakka: Unlike his squadmates, he wields a fully automatic DC-17M blaster rifle, which he uses to mow down droids with reckless abandon.
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* MoreDakka: Unlike his squadmates, he wields a fully automatic DC-17M DC-17m blaster rifle, which he uses to mow down droids with reckless abandon.
