Disney+ finally welcomes the return of a series that has been highly anticipated by everyone. Especially considering the success of previous seasons. A show not to be missed?
The long-awaited moment has finally arrived for Star Wars fans. Disney+ has just released the very first episodes of season 3 of Bad Batch. As you can imagine, there is enough to jump to the ceiling if you are a fan of the saga, because the quality was there for the other two seasons. Especially since it is a fairly unique animation project of its kind in terms of its theme.
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The first three episodes of season 3 of Star Wars Bad Batch are therefore available on Disney+. As a reminder, Star Wars: The Bad Batch, created by Dave Filoni, is an animated series which is a sequel and spin-off to Star Wars: The Clone Wars. It features the Bad Batch, a group of elite clones with genetic mutations allowing them to resist Order 66 and become fugitives from the Galactic Empire, taking on mercenary missions after the Clone Wars. According to the first feedback, whether in the United States or in France, it’s still great. Season 3 begins from the point of view of the “new” female character Omega. Despite the pace described as a little slow, the quality is indeed present both in the animation itself and in the storyline. A great point that everyone points out in the reviews.
Especially since this new season explores many themes such as the premature aging of clones, which poses a problem, the post-traumatic damage of soldiers or even the entire imperial management of clones after the gradual establishment of human soldiers. A good way to learn a little more about the military behind the scenes of Grandpa Palpatine’s Galactic Empire. It’s also a little breath of fresh air, quite far from the Jedi and the major events of the Skywalker saga. Perfect for taking your mind off things. Especially since the development of the characters of Clone Force 99 (a sort of The A-Team Agency Made in Star Wars) seems even deeper than in previous episodes.