They soon learn that Kamino has been evacuated and all of the city’s main data files have been wiped. Using Omega’s insider knowledge of the planet, she and the Bad Batch use a tunnel system to get to Nala Se’s secret research lab. Hunter had previously promised that Kamino was the one place Omega would never have to return to, but the courageous, selfless girl doesn’t even flinch at the mission to rescue her older brother. The stormy, clone-creating facility is all but abandoned as the Empire works to decommission clone troopers in favor of conscripted soldiers.

In “Return to Kamino,” the Batch does just that - Crosshair uses Hunter’s comlink to draw the rest of Clone Force 99 back to Kamino. That episode also ended on a cliffhanger with Crosshair confronting a captured Hunter. In episode 14, “War-Mantle,” the Bad Batch were forced to leave Hunter behind on Daro after successfully rescuing clone trooper Gregor from the Empire’s training facility. Return to Kaminoįinale Part I started off as a rescue mission. The first episode in the first season’s two-part finale didn’t hold back in showing intense action and a shocking cliffhanger after the team sets out on one last rescue mission - this one, to save Hunter from Crosshair and the Empire on Kamino. All of that was told from the points of view of Clone Force 99 and fellow mutated clone, Omega. Through the last 15 episodes, we’ve seen if and how the former Republic clones fit into the Empire’s grand plans the ominous beginning of the Empire’s TK trooper program, which would birth stormtroopers the lengths the new government would go to wipe out resistance and the fomenting seeds of rebellion.

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