Always cracks me up with the scene where Obi-Wan tells Anakin; "I hope you atleast told Padme i said hello". Like yeah, Obi-Wan isn't blind, obviously he sees what's going on, but he understands and lets their relationship pass, even though Jedi aren't supposed to be in relationships.
it's kind of wholesome Rex knows about their relationship and covered for Anakin so he could talk to Padme. That shows how much he trusts him. Also the end is near. You can see Padme's baby bump
There's an unfinished/deleted scene, where Anakin sees a drawing of Padme on the side of the Bad Batch's ship. The drawing was slightly provocative so, as you can imagine, Anakin was not happy about it.
@@jamesbellefeuille2926 I don't think they did because they are rigid code-followers. Obi-Wan technically is, but he's closer to Qui-Gon in terms of how he does things.
Fun fact #1: This arc was originally not supposed to be part of the last season. Before Disney first cancelled the show, it was planned to run for 8, 22 episode seasons, and this arc was supposed to be part of Season 6. Therefore at the time, they saw nothing wrong with a joke like this: ruclips.net/video/hfEclSQ8Whg/видео.htmlsi=52SIfPRLmvMh7_un However, when the show was revived for Season 7, this ended-up being Padme's final appearence, so they felt, it would be wrong to keep her the subject of a joke, and instead they made the scene with Anakin.
@@Anakinvoorhees Nah it's a W. The scene with Anakin and Padme was far better and more touching and sets up the ROTS stuff better with how much they love each other.
@@chazo1367 Eh, it's both. If Disney didn't cancel the show, the scene would've been fine in it's intended place in Season 6, so it's an L. But since the context changed, it's for the better they changed the scene too.
Oh Echo, watching this for the first time I had tears in my eyes (I still get them when I rewatch it). Those years after echos “death” were hard and then waiting so long and they announced season 7 and then brought back echo, made me so happy
Got in early today! We're now halfway through the first arc of season 7! I really love this episode showing the dynamic between Anakin and Rex and just how close they've become fighting alongside each other throughout the war. That conversation with Padme is also amazing; it's probably my favorite part of the episode. That conversation wasn't in the original unfinished version that aired back in 2015, instead it had a scene where Anakin objects to provocative nose art of Padme painted on the Marauder. I think they made the right choice replacing that with the conversation scene. That scene also confirmed that Obi-Wan knows about Anakin and Padme to some degree. We don't know 100% if he knows that they're married, but he definitely knows something's going on between them. With that, I think we can move on to the fun facts for today. This episode is Padme's first and only appearance in season 7. She is wearing the same outfit that she wore during Revenge of the Sith when she went to confront Anakin on Mustafar. While not explicitly stated in the episode, it is heavily implied and later was confirmed that Padme is pregnant at this point. This means that this is technically the first chronological appearance of Luke and Leia, because I'm pretty sure that this episode takes place before Revenge of the Sith, which also means that it takes place before Padme tells Anakin that she's pregnant. We get a few first appearances in this episode starting with the final current member of the Bad Batch, Gonky the GNK-series power droid. His power unit cannot fully charge, making him a fellow "defective" along with the rest of the Bad Batch; Wrecker also frequently uses him for his weightlifting, so he's a multipurpose droid. We also have the first appearance of the planet Skako Minor, the home of the Poletec people, also making their first appearance. The villagers were voiced by Matthew Wood, the Supervising Sound Editor for Skywalker Sound (under Lucasfilm Ltd.) who also voices all of the battle droids on the show as well as General Grievous (whom he has voiced since Revenge of the Sith), but the Poletec Chief Qin Yazal is voiced by David Acord, one of Skywalker Sound's other sound editors who has worked on many other Star Wars projects including both movies and shows (he's also voiced a few other minor characters in the Clone Wars). It is stated by Tech that the Poletecs worship flying reptiles, who make their first appearance here, but are as of now unnamed. We also get the first on-screen appearance of a new droid model, the D1-series aerial battle droid. These droids made by the Techno Union served as security for their various facilities, though we do see them used to defend a trading post occupied by the Separatists in their only other appearance, the comic "Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars - Battle Tales 2." The only other first appearance is an unnamed Skakoan scientist, voiced by David Acord, who is seen working alongside a returning Wat Tambor, voiced by Matthew Wood. And, of course, we get the return of Echo (CT-1409). It seems that Fives wasn't the last Domino after all. It seems that, while he didn't die in the explosion at the Citadel, he sustained heavy injuries that cost him his right arm and both of his legs. It seems the Separatists outfitted him with a bunch of cybernetics in order to keep him alive for their experiments. I think that's all I've got for today. I guess we'll keep going on Thursday with episode 3 "On the Wings of Keeradaks." See you guys then! 😀
Yep it’s good to be bad, like my profile picture which is malefor XD(who would and does naturally win without Spyros plot armor XD) idk felt like being edgy and mess with someone who also seems edgy XD
u guys need to re act to bad company 1 n 2 if u like the bad batch bc they're both very similar bad company is a game that was really popular till 2016
I love your movie reactions, but have zero interest in anime and the kind of other animated series/movies you’ve been watching exclusively over the last five months. Any chance you’ll return to more general movie reactions? Or do I just need to understand that animation/anime is your focus, and I need to move on?
Really tells you how much Anakin and Rex bonded to the point where he's his lookout bro.
Always cracks me up with the scene where Obi-Wan tells Anakin; "I hope you atleast told Padme i said hello".
Like yeah, Obi-Wan isn't blind, obviously he sees what's going on, but he understands and lets their relationship pass, even though Jedi aren't supposed to be in relationships.
He understands bc he knows the feeling of love through Satine
On the plus side, there is still one member of the Domino Squad left.
Who volunteers to tell Echo about Fives?
@@jamesbellefeuille2926honestly Rex would probably insist on being that one.
@@ThreshmanEntertainment This I can easily believe.
it's kind of wholesome Rex knows about their relationship and covered for Anakin so he could talk to Padme. That shows how much he trusts him.
Also the end is near. You can see Padme's baby bump
There's an unfinished/deleted scene, where Anakin sees a drawing of Padme on the side of the Bad Batch's ship. The drawing was slightly provocative so, as you can imagine, Anakin was not happy about it.
weird how that fallen Domino just stood back up on it's own like that...that's not how Domino's work, Filoni.
Fell off the table, but miraculously landed upright on the floor.
I was so happy to see Echo alive, he may be what he use to be but he's still alive.
2:50 And also the fact that Padme is showing early signs of pregnancy. It's all coming together.
Rex is such a bro. We love him 😂😎
"I hope you at least told Padme I said hello."
🤣🤣
I bet the whole Council knows about Anakin and Padme being an item. Ahsoka probably figured it out back in Season 1.
@@jamesbellefeuille2926 I don't think they did because they are rigid code-followers. Obi-Wan technically is, but he's closer to Qui-Gon in terms of how he does things.
Seeing Echo like that had me crying. That was heartbreaking.
Fun fact #1: This arc was originally not supposed to be part of the last season. Before Disney first cancelled the show, it was planned to run for 8, 22 episode seasons, and this arc was supposed to be part of Season 6. Therefore at the time, they saw nothing wrong with a joke like this:
ruclips.net/video/hfEclSQ8Whg/видео.htmlsi=52SIfPRLmvMh7_un
However, when the show was revived for Season 7, this ended-up being Padme's final appearence, so they felt, it would be wrong to keep her the subject of a joke, and instead they made the scene with Anakin.
So in short another Disney L.
(I mean the first part of the comment not the bottom part)
@@Anakinvoorhees Nah it's a W. The scene with Anakin and Padme was far better and more touching and sets up the ROTS stuff better with how much they love each other.
@@chazo1367 my bad I was talking about the first part of the comment.
@@chazo1367 Eh, it's both. If Disney didn't cancel the show, the scene would've been fine in it's intended place in Season 6, so it's an L.
But since the context changed, it's for the better they changed the scene too.
I love how Crosshair's voice slowly becomes more, Crosshair, less reg. while Hunter becomes less hunter and more reg, as episodes go on. xD
This was one of my favorite episodes. It had the right amount of humor and serious moments. I like stories like that 😎❤
Oh Echo, watching this for the first time I had tears in my eyes (I still get them when I rewatch it). Those years after echos “death” were hard and then waiting so long and they announced season 7 and then brought back echo, made me so happy
Got in early today! We're now halfway through the first arc of season 7! I really love this episode showing the dynamic between Anakin and Rex and just how close they've become fighting alongside each other throughout the war. That conversation with Padme is also amazing; it's probably my favorite part of the episode. That conversation wasn't in the original unfinished version that aired back in 2015, instead it had a scene where Anakin objects to provocative nose art of Padme painted on the Marauder. I think they made the right choice replacing that with the conversation scene. That scene also confirmed that Obi-Wan knows about Anakin and Padme to some degree. We don't know 100% if he knows that they're married, but he definitely knows something's going on between them. With that, I think we can move on to the fun facts for today.
This episode is Padme's first and only appearance in season 7. She is wearing the same outfit that she wore during Revenge of the Sith when she went to confront Anakin on Mustafar. While not explicitly stated in the episode, it is heavily implied and later was confirmed that Padme is pregnant at this point. This means that this is technically the first chronological appearance of Luke and Leia, because I'm pretty sure that this episode takes place before Revenge of the Sith, which also means that it takes place before Padme tells Anakin that she's pregnant. We get a few first appearances in this episode starting with the final current member of the Bad Batch, Gonky the GNK-series power droid. His power unit cannot fully charge, making him a fellow "defective" along with the rest of the Bad Batch; Wrecker also frequently uses him for his weightlifting, so he's a multipurpose droid. We also have the first appearance of the planet Skako Minor, the home of the Poletec people, also making their first appearance. The villagers were voiced by Matthew Wood, the Supervising Sound Editor for Skywalker Sound (under Lucasfilm Ltd.) who also voices all of the battle droids on the show as well as General Grievous (whom he has voiced since Revenge of the Sith), but the Poletec Chief Qin Yazal is voiced by David Acord, one of Skywalker Sound's other sound editors who has worked on many other Star Wars projects including both movies and shows (he's also voiced a few other minor characters in the Clone Wars). It is stated by Tech that the Poletecs worship flying reptiles, who make their first appearance here, but are as of now unnamed.
We also get the first on-screen appearance of a new droid model, the D1-series aerial battle droid. These droids made by the Techno Union served as security for their various facilities, though we do see them used to defend a trading post occupied by the Separatists in their only other appearance, the comic "Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars - Battle Tales 2." The only other first appearance is an unnamed Skakoan scientist, voiced by David Acord, who is seen working alongside a returning Wat Tambor, voiced by Matthew Wood. And, of course, we get the return of Echo (CT-1409). It seems that Fives wasn't the last Domino after all. It seems that, while he didn't die in the explosion at the Citadel, he sustained heavy injuries that cost him his right arm and both of his legs. It seems the Separatists outfitted him with a bunch of cybernetics in order to keep him alive for their experiments.
I think that's all I've got for today. I guess we'll keep going on Thursday with episode 3 "On the Wings of Keeradaks." See you guys then! 😀
It's good to be bad 😈, Bad Batch!
Yep it’s good to be bad, like my profile picture which is malefor XD(who would and does naturally win without Spyros plot armor XD) idk felt like being edgy and mess with someone who also seems edgy XD
I'm so happy you both like the bad batch❤
Across The Stars played too.
Super Happy Fun Times!!
Hunter 100% thinks Anakin and Rex are fucking 😂
The first few minutes of this episode are my reason for being a Rexanidala shipper 😂
Awesome reaction of my favorite episode of Star Wars The Clone Wars!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
There is a new total war trailer out called the Thrones of Decay
9:25 😂😂😂
Are you going to react to the Ermac gameplay trailer
Tekken bloodline You should watch the anime series, I can recommend it
u guys need to re act to bad company 1 n 2 if u like the bad batch bc they're both very similar bad company is a game that was really popular till 2016
Can you react the goku black vs reverse flash death battle? It’s so good
Echo will be fine he will join Bad Batch
I love your movie reactions, but have zero interest in anime and the kind of other animated series/movies you’ve been watching exclusively over the last five months. Any chance you’ll return to more general movie reactions? Or do I just need to understand that animation/anime is your focus, and I need to move on?