History Recap / StarWarsTheBadBatchS2E6Tribe

* SeriesContinuityError: Kashyyyk has been established as a DeathWorld that gets more dangerous the lower you go in the forest, with the Wookies living higher in the canopy. The team lands on the floor and proceeds through the forest to a village on foot rather than landing on a platform in the village high in the canopy.

* WouldHurtAChild: The Empire and the Trandoshans are more than willing to kill Gungi.

* PowerfulButIncompetent: It's only been a year or two since we last so Gungi. He was a youngling then, he would barely be old enough to be a Padawan learner now. A Jedi Knight he is not.

* ContinuityError: Kashyyyk has been established as a DeathWorld that gets more dangerous the lower you go in the forest, with the Wookies living higher in the canopy. The team lands on the floor and proceeds through the forest to a village on foot rather than landing on a platform in the village high in the canopy.

* MythologyGag: The Netcasters are based on the Kinrath, who first appeared in ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic''. They're largely similar to the enemy in that game, but also demonstrate the ability to create webbing, in keeping with their spider-like look. Unlike the Kinrath, however, they have eyes and are hostile when threatened.

* TheBusCameBack: Gungi, from the "Gathering" arc of ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'', is revealed to have survived the events of Order 66.

* AllWebbedUp: Venomor is last seen wrapped into Kinrath web and dragged up offscreen while screaming in terror.

* BigCreepyCrawlies: The Kinrath look like praying mantises but spin webs like spiders.

* CanonImmigrant: This episode marks the canonical debut of the Kinrath, who first appeared in ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic''. They're largely similar to the enemy in that game, but also demonstrate the ability to create webbing, in keeping with their spider-like look.
* ChekhovsGun: The Kinrath nest, and the fact that [[SheatheYourSword they won't attack if they don't think you're a threat]], is used to help defeat the Empire and their Trandoshan allies.

* GaiasVengeance: The Wookiees pray to the trees for guidance, and the trees respond by suggesting the plan to antagonize the Kinrath.

* SheatheYourSword: The Kinrath only attack if they think you're a threat, so this is the key to getting through their nest unscathed. The Wookies deliberately rile up the nest and then stand down so the Kinrath will attack their foes. Gungi then defeats Venomor by luring him into the Kinrath's nest, waiting for them to appear, and immediately deactivating his lightsaber; the Kinrath walk right past him and attack Venomor.

* ZergRush: The Kinrath fall to blaster fire as easily as any humanoid, but there's so many of them that the Clones and Trandoshans are overwhelmed by force of numbers.

* ArmorPiercingResponse: Echo objects to bringing Gungi back to Kashyyyk, as the Empire may well have a presence there by now and they don't know whether it's safe for him or not. Hunter points out that Gungi is a Jedi, so ''nowhere'' is safe for him. Echo has no response.

* BrickJoke: While staying at Yanna's village, Wrecker eagerly consumes their native beverage, while Echo nervously passes. At the end of the episode, Echo decides to give it a try after all, and notes that it's actually quite good.

** The Bad Batch are willing to sell forged chain codes to a group of smugglers, and seem to be content to overlook whatever they may be smuggling, but as soon as they find out they're smuggling a living being, Hunter makes it clear he's not going to let that slide.

* CanonImmigrant: This episode marks the canonical debut of the Kinrath, who first appeared in ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic''. However, meanwhile in the video-game their only action in combat was to beat up the player — an action they also do to Venomor in this '' Bad Batch'' episode — in the show they also gain the ability to wrapped up their opponents in web, getting along with their spider-like look.

* SheatheYourSword: The Kinrath only attack if they think you're a threat, so this is the key to getting through their nest unscathed. Gungi defeats Venomor by luring him into the Kinrath's nest, waiting for them to appear, and immediately deactivating his lightsaber; the kinrath walk right past him and attack Venomor.

* CanonImmigrant: This episode marks the canonical debut of the Kinrath, who first appeared in ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic''. However, meanwhile in the video-game their only action in combat was to beat up the player — an action they also do to Venomor in this '' Bad Batch'' episode —, in the show they also gain the ability to wrapped up their opponents in web, getting along with their spider-like look.

* GaiasVengeance: The Wookies pray to the trees for guidance, and the trees respond by suggesting the plan to antagonize the Kinrath.

* AllWebbedUp: Venomor is last seen wrapped into kinrath web and dragged up offscreen while screaming in terror.

* BigCreepyCrawlies: The kinrath look like praying mantises but spin webs like spiders.

* CanonImmigrant: This episode marks the canonical debut of the kinrath, who first appeared in ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic''. However, meanwhile in the video-game their only action in combat was to beat up the player — action they also do to Venomor in this '' Bad Batch'' episode —, in the show they also gain the ability to wrapped up their opponents in web, getting along with their spider-like look.
* ChekhovsGun: The kinrath nest, and the fact that [[SheatheYourSword they won't attack if they don't think you're a threat]], is used to help defeat the Empire and their Trandoshan allies.

** Gungi tricks Venomor into being captured by the kinrath, but even he looks a little shocked when the kinrath drag him screaming to his UncertainDoom.
* GaiasVengeance: The Wookies pray to the trees for guidance, and the trees respond by suggesting the plan to antagonize the kinrath.

* KillItWithFire: The Trandoshans' preferred method of dealing with the Wookiees and the forests of Kashyyyk in general, having retrofitted Separatist tanks into massive flamethrowers.

* SheatheYourSword: The kinrath only attack if they think you're a threat, so this is the key to getting through their nest unscathed. Gungi defeats Venomor by luring him into the kinrath's nest, waiting for them to appear, and immediately deactivating his lightsaber; the kinrath walk right past him and attack Venomor.

* ZergRush: The kinrath fall to blaster fire as easily as any humanoid, but there's so many of them that the clones and Trandoshans are overwhelmed by force of numbers.

* CanonImmigrant: This episode marks the canonical debut of the kinrath, who first appeared in ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic''. However, meanwhile in the video-game there only action in combat was to beat up the player — action they also do to Venomor in this '' Bad Batch'' episode —, in the show they also gain the ability to wrapped up their opponents in web, getting along with their spider-like look.

* CanonImmigrant: This episode marks the canonical debut of the kinrath, who first appeared in ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic''.

* BattleAmongstTheFlames: The Trandoshan commander creates a ring of fire with his flamethrower at the start of his showdown with Gungi. After Gungi wins, he and Omega have to rush to gather the other Wookiees and get the flames put out.

** Gungi tricks the Trandoshan commander into being captured by the kinrath, but even he looks a little shocked when the kinrath drag him screaming to his UncertainDoom.

* SheatheYourSword: The kinrath only attack if they think you're a threat, so this is the key to getting through their nest unscathed. Gungi defeats the Trandoshan commander by luring him into the kinrath's nest, waiting for them to appear, and immediately deactivating his lightsaber; the kinrath walk right past him and attack the Trandoshan.

* ZergRush: The kinrath fall to blaster fire as easily as any humanoid, but there's so many of them that the clones and Trandoshan are overwhelmed by force of numbers.

** The Bad Batch are perfectly happy to sell forged chain codes to a group of smugglers, and seem to be content to overlook whatever they may be smuggling, but as soon as they find out they're smuggling a living being, Hunter makes it clear he's not going to let that slide.

* KillItWithFire: The Trandoshans' preferred method of dealing with the Wookiees and the forests of Kashyyyk in general.

* EveryoneHasStandards: The Bad Batch are perfectly happy to sell forged chain codes to a group of smugglers, and seem to be content to overlook whatever they may be smuggling, but as soon as they find out they're smuggling a living being, Hunter makes it clear he's not going to let that slide.