Bad Batch Tech Death Takes Over the Scene Unleashing The Chaos

*SPOILERS AHEAD*

  • The Bad Batch Season 2 finale left fans stunned by Bad Batch Tech death, which has changed the dynamics of the show forever.
  • The finale has aired and the season ended on a very sad note with the loss of a character that will be sorely missed in Season 3. 
  • The finale did not give enough time to explore the ramifications of Tech’s death, but it was clear that Omega was the most affected by Tech’s apparent demise, and she will have to grow up. 
  • The death of her begrudging father figure will have a profound effect on her, and it will force everyone to grow in their way

The Bad Batch Season 2 finale left fans stunned by Bad Batch Tech death, which has changed the dynamics of the show forever.

The Bad Batch Season 2 finale has aired and the season ended on a very sad note with the loss of a character that will be sorely missed in Season 3. 

The dysfunctional family tried to rescue Crosshair from Doctor Royce Hemlock’s clutches and uncover his plans for the decommissioned Clone Troopers. 

They failed to rescue Crosshair and were betrayed by Cid, leading to the loss of Omega to Hemlock. 

The second part of the finale featured a heroic sacrifice from Tech, which changed the show forever. 

The finale did not give enough time to explore the ramifications of Tech’s death, but it was clear that Omega was the most affected by Tech’s apparent demise, and she will have to grow up. 

The death of her begrudging father figure will have a profound effect on her, and it will force everyone to grow in their way.

Although Tech’s body was not seen, he gave a final speech, and his noble end was fitting for other big names like Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader. 

His death was sudden, and if The Bad Batch was going to bring him back, a Season 2 post-credit scene would have made perfect sense. 

Tech’s death left a Tech-shaped hole that needs to be filled. Captain Rex has appeared in both seasons, and considering he is confirmed to fight in the Battle of Endor, fleshing out his story between The Clone Wars and Rebels with The Bad Batch would be an excellent choice. 

Commander Cody also made a comeback in season 2, and Howzer from season 1 returned, so there is no shortage of clones in the series. 

Emerie Karr is a female clone and an obvious choice to save Omega and join Clone Force 99.

The Bad Batch Season 2 finale can raise the stakes if it keeps Tech dead, and this is a show for kids. 

Using some Tech-inspired logic, the writing was on the wall thanks to his emotive Season 2 arc leading up to the finale. 

Tech was pushed out of his comfort zone with the Riot Racing episode. The Tech-centric Episode 9 was criticized as filler but gave the usually cold clone a heart. 

This fully-formed Tech makes his death even more harrowing for Omega and the viewers, leaving questions about what a miraculous resurrection would bring to the series. 

It is difficult to argue any of these fanciful returns are a worthy reason to pull Tech from the surface of Eriadu and into a bacta tank. Sometimes what is dead should stay dead.

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