The Bad Batch - SPOILERS

[wicked cool]

good call lol

 

[MarkB]

So, girl who grew up in an industrial complex dedicated to the production and sale of people doesn't know what a slave is? I thought Omega was smarter than that.

Also: Backstory for a classic Star Wars character who really didn't need it. I'll be a little sadder the next time I watch RotJ.

 

[shawnhcorey]

Also: Backstory for a classic Star Wars character who really didn't need it. I'll be a little sadder the next time I watch RotJ.

Except for in RotJ, the Rancor was male. Possibly an offspring of Munchi.

 

[MarkB]

Except for in RotJ, the Rancor was male.

How can you tell? I don't recall it being referred to as "him".

 

[shawnhcorey]

How can you tell? I don't recall it being referred to as "him".

This: "...where he was cared for by the human keeper Malakili." The "he" referring to Pateesa. Pateesa

 

[Paul Farquhar]

So, girl who grew up in an industrial complex dedicated to the production and sale of people doesn't know what a slave is? I thought Omega was smarter than that.

If Omega has the accelerated growth of the other clones she might only be 5 years old. And she only has the education the kaminoans chose to give her, which was probably not a rounded and unbiased picture of the galaxy.

 

[pukunui]

I'm now all caught up. I enjoyed the callback to Cut and his family and the fact that Rex kept in touch with him. That sort of world-building is nice.

I also appreciate the effort they're going through to explain the whole "chain codes" thing, although I think they still have some work to do to make it make sense in the context from the Mandalorian (e.g. when Boba Fett presents his chain code, it appears to be as much a genealogy as a personal identification code, which suggests to me that it may predate the Empire).

 

[hopeless]

I'm now all caught up. I enjoyed the callback to Cut and his family and the fact that Rex kept in touch with him. That sort of world-building is nice.

I also appreciate the effort they're going through to explain the whole "chain codes" thing, although I think they still have some work to do to make it make sense in the context from the Mandalorian (e.g. when Boba Fett presents his chain code, it appears to be as much a genealogy as a personal identification code, which suggests to me that it may predate the Empire).

Do you think it was in use with the clones or perhaps the Mandalorians had their own version to maintain their genealogy?

 

[wicked cool]

Do you think it was in use with the clones or perhaps the Mandalorians had their own version to maintain their genealogy?

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Except for in RotJ, the Rancor was male. Possibly an offspring of Munchi.

im wondering if we see that rancor again or maybe we confirm it’s the same

 

[pukunui]

I still find Omega’s voice annoying. I think it’s a combination of the Aussie accent and the fact she sounds too old for her size / age.