It seemed pretty clear that all data was destroyed. So how do we have Moff Gideon and the remnant talking about Project Necromancer decades later, are we just to assume some information survived?
Strangely enough I liked several characters from this series but wasn't super taken by the story and how it ended . I genuinely hope we see more ofThe Bad Batch was much better than Ahsoka, TBOBF and OK but still a far cry from the OT. A move in the right direction in several ways though.Omega. I'm really glad they didn't make her a Jedi or give her force abilities. Restraint is nice. Making her a rebel pilot was predictable but I still thought that was a fitting place for her to be.The scene with Hunter at the end was well done.
I'm pretty sure she didn't have growth acceleration.I assumed she was off to join the Rebellion at its early stages.
Have they ever established whether she has accelerated aging?
I assumed she was off to join the Rebellion at its early stages.
Have they ever established whether she has accelerated aging?
From what I understand the Cloning project Necromancer was moved from Mount Tantiss and restarted on Exegol. The loss of data explains why it took until EP8-9 for a successful clone of Palpatine.It seemed pretty clear that all data was destroyed. So how do we have Moff Gideon and the remnant talking about Project Necromancer decades later, are we just to assume some information survived?
I got the same vibeFrom what I understand the Cloning project Necromancer was moved from Mount Tantiss and restarted on Exegol. The loss of data explains why it took until EP8-9 for a successful clone of Palpatine.
Yeah, I thought for a hot minute that they got left behind because they didn't get there in time.They needed to be a bit more clear that when they get to the shuttle to escape, that Wrecker and the others were among them. It was a very wide shot of the group boarding, with a bunch of dots going up the ramp.
From what I understand the Cloning project Necromancer was moved from Mount Tantiss and restarted on Exegol. The loss of data explains why it took until EP8-9 for a successful clone of Palpatine.
yes, the BB is a Filoni show so the tie-in with the cloning facility in Nevarro (then in Mandalore) is there. Gideon was so egotistical that he cloned himself. But it looks like part of the same project (add midichlorians to non force sensitive clones).We also can theorize a link to Moff Gideon, the client, and Dr Pershing in their desire to obtain Grogu. It’s possible that most, if not al,l knew the whole point of Project Necromancer or even Exegol as the Emperor seems like the type to compartmentalize information so that only he knows the whole plan. Is was the case with the fact Tarkin knew nothing about it.
Same here. Lots of fan theories going that way but I'm glad that Filoni didn't give into old tropes and cliches.I felt like the writers did a great job not to follow standard cliche storylines. There were several times through the series I felt like I knew what was going to happen because you saw it so often, but it went differently.
Such as the case with these special reprogrammed clones. They made such an issue of keeping the identities secret, I thought there was going to be a big reveal. My money was on Tech. I felt like all the signs were there. Some people might be disappointed but I am glad they went that way.