Star Wars THE BAD BATCH 3x3 Reaction - 'Shadows of Tantiss' ||

[@ARandomInternetUser08]

"Of course he did" I loved that too. It showed Crosshair still remembers all his squad members and had some humor left too.

[@YodatheHobbit]

I also took it as in of course he did, cuz he was the best wasn't he? Subtly. Crosshair respected text skills, even though he didn't like them much anymore.

[@thestanleys3657]

8:01 be careful not to choke on your aspirations Dr Project necromancer we're assuming is to create a body for Palps to inhabit in the case his is no longer viable (like getting thrown down a shaft) but to clone a force sensitive is difficult which is where Omega's blood comes into this as it seems to be able to absorb medichlorians (much like Alice and the T-virus from resident evil movie franchise)

[@jonmercano1138]

They didn’t technically spell it out on screen, but Sheevy boy in TROS was a clone that his spirit was inhabiting. The character Beaumont speculated it involved cloning. It was delved into more in the novelization and some other books. Palpy learned Transference from Plagueis, the power to transfer his consciousness to another body, and had clones of himself made for that purpose to make sure he couldn’t permanently die. But they couldn’t figure out how to make them right, which is why he’s all messed up in TROS

[@erikolson4148]

Omega is like around 13 years old now, because 6 months have passed (21 days at the beginning of episode 1, but then the 6 month time skip happens).

[@alessiocapone9816]

Project: Necromancer. That's a sinister name if I've ever heard one! We first heard this name-drop in Season Three, Episode Seven of "The Mandalorian", during that Holo-meeting of all those Warlords who where members of the Shadow Council. Former-Commandant, Brendol Hux mentioned It. His Son, Armitage, would become General Hux in the future First Order. Brendol was vital in laying the foundations for the First Order's Stormtrooper Corps: having been a Junior Officer during the Clone Wars he'd seen the comparison between the trained-from-birth Clone Troopers and the enlisted,or conscripted, naturally-born Stormtroopers. Hux became the Commandant of the Junior Imperial Academy for Young Imperials on the planet Arkanis. There, he abused his authority and created a unique curriculum for his students: He believed in the survival of the fittest and that only through strength, cunning and ruthless determination could One be a superior Soldier or Officer. He was know to use extreme methods to instil unwavering loyalty and obedience, such as using live fire during training exercises to weed out the weak and personally harbouring any Force-Sensitive cadets in a separate location, so that an Inquisitor could try to either corrupt them or torture If they resisted temptation. He also had his cadets secretly assasinate one another as proof of their commitment with the only condition that They make it look like an accident for the official record. He formed a secret society called "The Commandant's Cadets" to keep all this a secret. Eventually, Imperial High Command sent a team to investigate these allegations after they attempted to ban Hux's methods. Nevertheless, he continued his policies in secret, until after the Battle of Endor, when he was forced to re-locate and eventually fled to the Unknown Regions along with Grand Admiral Sloane's Imperial Remnant, along with a cadre of his child-soldiers recruited/conscripted from Jakku. The rest, as They Say, is History.

[@ARandomInternetUser08]

That tablet Omega was holding had the same beeping as the cloaked binary beacon from TLJ.

[@DaleESkywalker]

Omega is wearing that Emerie Karr ponytail. 🏇 Do you think she ages at a quarter the rate of other humans? Hmm... 🤔 Will they return and rescue the rest of the clones, including Emerie? Palpatine is researching and seeking for immortality. He'll try anything.

[@vinsanity40k]

the emerie voice actress may become a familiar one. when omega ages up, they can't keep using her young voice, they'll eventually need emerie's voice to play her.

[@alessiocapone9816]

Another thing: the reasoning behind the cloning experiments on Mount Tantis is to create the conditions necessary for a sucessfull transfer of Sidous's conciousness into his cloned bodies effectivly making him immortal. No more worrying about Vader betraying him and overthrowing his Rule. As long as the cloning process and transfer ritual aren't tampered with by anyone, it won't matter.

[@supercrazymoviegeek7409]

Actually, Episode 9 explained it completely. Here is the 2-part breakdown: 1) Somehow 2) 🤪

[@austinjamesogtong5095]

The 4 episode got me stressing even more(before anyone tells me I know this is the third episode)but it also got me happy

[@zaandarbrow]

Just reacted myself! palps will always be king lol

[@terebibae]

Rise of skywalker was not original palpatine body, and rey’s dad was “failed” palpatine clone. Also remember the gideon clones.

[@ElvisC506]

I need to see your reaction to episode 4

[@MIB000DG]

I read that as The Shadow of Mount 'Taint'-iss and now I can't unread it.

[@genethebook4213]

In order to get to the failure that was Snoke, I'm hoping we lean into The EU Dark Empire storyline as a in-between. With the reason Palpatine is so decrepit in the Sequels is cause of Luke and friends efforts against a stronger, more well put together Palp clone.

[@Andypos]

When will episode 4 be?

[@MikeWood]

The first two were a bit slow, but this and ep4 are building up.

[@alessiocapone9816]

Another excellent episode! I have another series of video suggestions including: "How The Roman Army turned men into Warriors" and "How The Great Mafia War killed Thousands" both by "The Infographics Show". "Tarkin: a complete Canon Lore" by the "MetaNerdz Channel". That fan-made series from the"STORMTROOPERS" Channel, "Chapter One: "The Ambush" and "Chapter Two "The Seige". It's really good! "Sir Dhizi's" video:"The Great Purge: a Star Wars Fan-made video in 4K". I also have a hillarious Comedy clip called: "Sir Humphrey Appleby on the proper function of government"by the channel "BBC Commedy Greats". Trust me It's really funny!

[@Robert_Fordin]

But you still like Palpie, Gax, don't ya? 🙂