He shocks Hunter when he says that they weren’t loyal to him.

He describes that they don’t leave their people behind–most of the time, clearly referencing what happened to him. It’s revealed that Crosshair does have some personal hurt against the Bad Batch. Hunter stuns Crosshair, orders Wrecker to bring him along, and they attempt to flee an empty Tipoca City as the Empire fires down upon it with their three cruisers. Hunter blames the inhibitor chip, but Crosshair drops a truth bomb and shares that he had it removed a long time ago, and this is who he is.

They battle together like old times until it’s just them and Crosshair. Omega and AZI, meanwhile, activate the training droids as a way to help the Bad Batch. Crosshair makes a case for them to join him, to join the Empire, and in an act of good faith, slaughters the remaining members of his squad. Omega also reveals that she was created in the lab, and that the Bad Batch’s genetic mutations were enhanced there as well.Īware that they are walking into a trap to rescue Hunter, they tell Omega and AZI to stay in hiding as they go to the training grounds for a final confrontation. There, they find AZI hiding as he shares what’s happened to the facility. Omega shares the coordinates of a personal route to Nal Se’s lab, which is not on any of the schematics. The planet is relatively empty, with only three cruisers in orbit and clones re-assigned off-world. Spoilers incoming, so beware if you haven’t yet watched it.Ĭrosshair lures the rest of the Bad Batch to Tipoca City on Kamino. This is the first of the two part finale for Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Review: ‘Star Wars: The Bad Batch: Return to Kamino’

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