Omega may never meet Boba Fett on The Bad Batch, but perhaps she could appear in live-action down the lIne. The first two episodes of The Bad Batch season 2 are now streaming on Disney+.
Omega was an unaltered female clone of Jango Fett, and consequently, the sister of Boba Fett. However, it is unknown if Fett and his sister ever met, or how Fett felt about Omega being a another creation of his father's genetics, despite being an unaltered clone like him.
The animated series The Bad Batch further reveals two daughters of Jango to have been grown alongside Boba, without Jango's knowledge: Omega and Emerie Karr.
Therefore, if Omega is the same as Boba, she's at least 13, if not 14 or older during Season 3. But if she was cloned after Boba, she's still likely within that 12 to 13-year-old age frame during the third and final season. New episodes of Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3 premiere on Wednesdays on Disney+.
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Is Omega Boba Fett's daughter?
Aside from her gender, Omega (Michelle Ang) is an unmodified clone of Jango Fett. That means she is the sister of “Alpha,” who is better known as Boba Fett.
A large part of The Bad Batch season 1 was learning Omega's history and her importance to both the Kaminoans and the Empire. It was revealed that Omega was an unaltered clone of Jango Fett, making her DNA valuable in how it could expand the Empire's cloning program.
In canon, the commandos of Clone Force 99, a.k.a. “The Bad Batch,” had varying physiques due to their modifications or cybernetics. Boba Fett was unique among Jango's clones for having no differences from his template, as an unaltered clone. Another unaltered clone, Omega, is a female version of Jango Fett.
As the only clone whose body has sustained M-counts, the Empire needed Omega. Dr. Hemlock says so very explicitly in "Juggernaut," telling her, "You are a vital piece to our work here, Omega." Yet, their two-part plan still required one other source.
Morrison appeared first in Star Wars media playing Jango. The animated series The Bad Batch further reveals Boba to have been born Alpha, and to have a biological twin sister, Omega. The series also reveals that he has another sister named Emerie Karr.
After aiding in the escape of the children and other imprisoned clones, Omega was briefly recaptured by Hemlock, though he was killed as Hunter and Crosshair rescued her. After the escape from Tantiss, Omega and the rest of Clone Force 99 returned to Pabu, where they continued to live.
There's a lot of Michelle Ang in Omega, the newest member of Clone Force 99, on Star Wars: The Bad Batch. The actor was invited to use her native New Zealand accent, an homage to fellow Kiwi Temuera Morrison who originated the role of Jango Fett and the clone soldiers in the prequel films.
The Empire can form an army of Force-sensitive clone troopers using their specimens and Omega's blood. As Omega is one of a kind, if she's re-captured, she would likely remain in the Empire's custody for as long as she's needed, which could be years.
Sintas Vel was a female Kiffar from the planet Kiffu, who became a bounty hunter at a young age. It would be during her career as a bounty hunter that Sintas would meet fellow bounty hunter Boba Fett, whom she fell in love with and later married when she was eighteen years old.
Once Omega was alone, Nala Se took the opportunity to secretly warn her that she was in danger if Karr tested her sample. She told her to flee the Imperial facility before it was too late. Omega asked if this was why she had been destroying her blood samples and Nala Se confirmed this was true.
Omega is the key to Project: Necromancer, her blood is the key to supporting a positive M-Count transfer. The Emperor's vault on Tantiss is full of secret specimens waiting for an M-Count transfer and Omega can finally help the Palpatine achieve the goal he was working on throughout the entire Prequels: eternal life.
Although he would retain his Mandalorian armor, Prime Minister Almec of the New Mandalorians disavowed any connection to Fett, claiming that he was simply a bounty hunter who had somehow stolen an artifact from Mandalore's troubled past.
Yesterday, author E.K. Johnston revealed that a character in her upcoming Star Wars novel Queen's Hope is a female clone — meaning Omega wasn't the only clone of Jango Fett that identified as female, and implying there could be more.
Jango hated the Jedi for what they took from him. Perhaps he even hated him for having a home to return to after helping the New Mandalorians take his. Whatever the reason, he hated the Jedi enough to become essential to Palpatine's elaborate plans of genocide.
The only other in the same universe is the popular character of Boba Fett. Naturally, this has led to some desire from the audience to see the two characters interact at some point in the animated series. However, fans shouldn't expect to see an interaction between the two happen any time soon.
Emerie Karr was created as a clone from the genetic template of Jango Fett, made to be a female unlike most of the clones. Created by the Kaminoans, Karr lived on the planet Kamino and was aware of another female clone, Omega, who was her sister. At some point, Karr left Kamino and was taken in by Doctor Royce Hemlock.
Here, the grown-up Omega shares a moment with Hunter as she leaves the home they share with the rest of Clone Force 99 on Pabu. Before she goes, Omega confirms her plans to enlist in the Rebel Alliance as a fighter pilot. So, that's what happens to Omega after The Bad Batch Season 3: she joins the Rebellion.
