If you’ve been around the block once or twice, there’s no doubt you’ve seen these pieces. Before the films were ever a reality, George Lucas asked the artist to whip up some images that he could bring into pitch meetings. Highlighting this transitional period, these early model TK troopers wear designs based on the painting of Star Wars conceptual artist Ralph McQuarrie. They’re staring at Stormtroopers, generation one. Immediately they’re put on edge when they spot the armor these new troopers are sporting. Clone Force 99 is hunting a distress signal, and it leads them to a heavily fortified base. His desire to do so only intensifies with the knowledge that a despot kickstarted his existence.īefore he jumps off the call, Rex points Clone Force 99 to Daro, another one of those pesky Outer Rim planets where the Empire is up to no good. He was born to serve and eradicate despotic rule. Hunter still can’t shake his desire to fight the good fight, and while he balks at ditching a paid job for a favor, old loyalty forces his hand. The Bad Batch Episode 14, entitled “War-Mantle,” sees Clone Force 99 accepting another mission from Captain Rex despite the gig they’re already pulling for bartender bounty hunter Cid. He merely needs a neverending supply of blaster fire. And, yeah, their aim won’t be worth a damn, but the Emperor doesn’t need sharpshooters. Make the universe outside the Empire so wretched, and every youth will come running for one of those sweet, sweet Stormtrooper costumes.
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The Clones served their purpose, but why waste money on their construction when three times as many free grunts are willing to sign their lives away for a roof and a sandwich. As Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 1 marches toward its conclusion, the Galaxy’s new rulers are doing their best to sweep the Republic under the rug. In this entry, we’re charging into Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episode 14 (“War-Mantle”) and catching up with classic Clone commandos Scorch and Gregor. Welcome to The Bad Batch Explained, our weekly column dedicated to those rough and tumble Clone Wars leftovers and their march through a bold, new galaxy far, far away.
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