Here Are 7 Questions We Desperately Need Answered in The Bad Batch Season 3

The Bad Batch season 3 could potentially be the story's last so fans are hoping that most major characters' stories are going to wrap up.

But could this mean death for a few of the Bad Batch members?

The second season of the animated Star Wars tv series potentially killed a main character so viewers are worried about their favorte's fate.

After all, Star Wars is no stranger to killing clones we came to care about. Think of Clone Wars' last season...

Speaking of the possiblity of character death's, The Bad Batch season 3 needs to confirm whether Tech is actually dead.

The franchise has previously had us believe that characters have died only for them to show up and play a major part later on.

Darth Maul is the most prominent example for this; not only did he survive The Phantom Menace but he also went on to act as an important force of chaos in Clone Wars and Rebels.

This being the case, The Bad Batch season 3 will need to really persuade fans if Tech has indeed been killed.

By the end of The Bad Batch's second season Omega has been put into an Empire Prison.

Of course, we are fairly certain that the Bad Batch will try to rescue her, but we aren't sure how.

Hopefully, the third season will have some insights for us.

While Crosshair's season 1 betrayal is no longer news, fans still theorize about his possible rescue and redemption arc.

In the show's first season, Crosshair, who used to be a member of the Bad Batch squad, betrayed his former allies.

Now he's in prison alongside Omega. Will trying to rescue her lead the Bad Batch to him too? And if so, will they reconcile?

So far, The Bad Batch hasn't featured a full-on, open conflict between the clones and the Empire.

However, since only a few clones are confirmed to be alive during the original trilogy, some of them presumably died earlier.

What if this happened during an open conflict between the Empire? That would be devastating but potentially powerful if it included complex choices like Andor.

Star Wars continues to expand as a franchise, adding new pieces of lore that overwrite what we thought we knew.

One such addition was the existence of Omega, an atypical, unmodified female clone.

Her existence is a twist that makes us keen to know if there are others like her, either atypical clones from Jango Fett's genetic template, or entirely different types of beings.

Star Wars: The Bad Batch follows several of the clones we came to know in the Clone Wars animated tv series but there are some that remain unaccounted for.

For instance, the whereabouts of Commander Bly and Commander Cody remain ambiguous.

Both commanders were affected by the emperor's brainwashing during Order 66 and turned against their Jedi allies.

While Cody failed to kill Obi-Wan Kenobi, Bly killed the Jedi General Ayla Secura.

Seeing him live with the aftermath of his unintended actions would be an interesting angle for season 3.