Rampart is in charge of replacing the Clone Army with human recruits and sends Crosshair after Clone Force 99 when they go rogue, while Lama Su sends bounty hunters after Omega, in order to harvest her DNA and ensure the Clone Army's continued use in the Empire. Big Bad Ensemble: While both serve the Empire, Admiral Rampart and Prime Minister Lama Su are the primary antagonists of the first season whose conflicting agendas are the source of Clone Force 99's problems.Badass Crew: The titular "Bad Batch." While Clones have been shown to be one of the best fighting forces in the Galaxy, The Bad Batch of just five makes an entire army of clones look incompetent.And given that he tried to have Omega captured through Cad Bane and then intended to have her euthanized after attempting to extract DNA samples from her, no one is going to miss him either way. Asshole Victim: It's heavily implied Lama Su is executed on Rampart's orders in "War-Mantle".Biological development can end up wildly different, even with the same DNA, beginning in the womb. Although she's apparently an unaltered clone of Jango Fett, she has a very different appearance, including being a girl.
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Artistic License Biology: Possibly played straight with Omega, but possibly averted.That said, the models are similar if not the same as season 7 of The Clone Wars, which appeared to have an Art Shift anyway. Most of the characters shown have slim torsos and long limbs reminiscent of Rebels' character designs, while still having the detailed facial features found in The Clone Wars. Art-Shifted Sequel: Downplayed compared to Rebels, but for its setting between The Clone Wars and Rebels, the character designs seem to appropriately be a mixture of the two shows' art styles.Art Evolution: Tarkin is starting to look a lot more like how he was depicted in Rebels, obviously getting older.Arc Words: "Good soldiers follow orders.".
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