The Bad Batch continues their adventures with an exciting second season.
The elite squad of clone troopers, AKA the Bad Batch, is still on the run from the newly formed Empire. To pass the time, they are doing mercenary jobs for Cid while teaching young Omega to be a soldier.
I really enjoyed season one. The Bad Batch consists of clone troopers with genetic mutations. Each one of them is different from the other clones. Different abilities and sets of skills. This season is no different. The animated series combines a mix of both drama and action, with a little humor thrown in. It’s really nice pacing and great dialogue.
Hats off to Dee Bradley Baker for voicing these characters. They are all clones, but Baker gives each one of them their own individual voice. The way he changes the inflections is just so impressive. You can tell they are clones but at the same time, they are each their own person.
Michelle Ang voices the young female clone Omega again. You can hear some maturity in her voice. Her character is really growing and Ang is able to inflect that with her voice.
The animation style is consistent with the previous season, the Clone Wars and Rebels cartoons. It really helps keep the continuity.
Without giving any spoilers, season 2 is not the end of the series. There is a setup for a third season, so something to look forward to!
I truly liked the first season and the second season is a must-watch.
Star Wars: The Bad Batch: Season 2 premiers exclusively on Disney+on January 4th.
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