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STAR WARS: THE BAD BATCH – The Galactic Final Season Begins on February 21 on Disney+

The final season of 'Star Wars: The Bad Batch' on Disney+ promises an epic conclusion to the saga of Clone Force 99
Star Wars: The Bad Batch

The galaxy far, far away is gearing up for an epic conclusion as Lucasfilm’s animated series Star Wars: The Bad Batch prepares to launch its final season on Disney+ this February 21, 2024. The series, which has captivated fans with its unique blend of action and deep storytelling, will premiere with a three-episode special, marking a grand finale to the adventures of Clone Force 99.

The Elite Squad’s Last Stand

Star Wars: The Bad Batch follows the story of Clone Force 99, a group of elite and experimental clones introduced in the final season of “Star Wars: The Clone Wars.” This squad, comprising Hunter, Wrecker, Tech, Crosshair, and Echo, is known for their distinct genetic variations and exceptional skills, making them formidable soldiers in the galaxy’s tumultuous landscape.

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The series is a brainchild of Dave Filoni, known for his work on “The Mandalorian” and “Star Wars: The Clone Wars.” Joining him are executive producers Athena Portillo, Brad Rau, and Jennifer Corbett, with Carrie Beck as co-executive producer and Josh Rimes as producer. Rau also serves as the supervising director, with Corbett as the head writer.

The Vision of Filoni

Dave Filoni, reflecting on the series’ inception, shares, “These characters were created by George Lucas during ‘The Clone Wars.’ After concluding that series, it felt natural to continue the story of these unique clones.” Filoni’s vision was brought to life with the help of Brad Rau and Jennifer Corbett, who brought their expertise and passion to the series.

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The series continues the visual legacy of “The Clone Wars,” with Lucasfilm Animation and CGCG Animation Studio pushing the boundaries of animation technology. The result is a visually stunning experience that honors the Star Wars saga’s rich history.

The Final Chapter

Set in the aftermath of the Clone War, the series explores the Bad Batch’s struggle to find their place in a rapidly evolving galaxy. As the Republic falls and the Empire rises, these clones, bred for war, must navigate a world where their purpose and identity are in flux.

As Star Wars: The Bad Batch enters its final season, fans can expect a thrilling conclusion to the story of Clone Force 99. The series has not only expanded the Star Wars universe but also deepened our understanding of its characters and their struggles.

Be sure to catch the three-episode premiere on February 21, 2024, exclusively on Disney+.

About Star Wars: The Bad Batch

Star Wars: The Bad Batch

Release Date: February 21, 2024
Supervising Director: Brad Rau (S2)
Head Writer: Jennifer Corbett (S2)
Executive Producers: Dave Filoni, Athena Portillo, Brad Rau, Jennifer Corbett, Carrie Beck
Producers: Josh Rimes, Alex Spotswood
Production Company: Lucasfilm
Voice Cast: Dee Bradley Baker, Michelle Ang, Rhea Perlman, Noshir Dalal, Wanda Sykes

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One last fight. The final season of Star Wars: #TheBadBatch starts streaming February 21, with a three-episode premiere, only on Disney+.

Are you ready for the final adventures of Clone Force 99? How will the squad navigate the challenges of a galaxy under the Empire’s rule? What surprises await in the last season of Star Wars: The Bad Batch? Let us know what you think on Discord!

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