She lost it while dueling with Rafa Martez but found it and used it to fight against police droids. She later tried using it to fend off Cad Bane after he shot Hunter, but was disarmed by the droid Todo 360 and captured by Bane. Wrecker retrieved the bow and gave it back to Omega after she was rescued from Bora Vio.
Clone Force 99's Omega recovered an energy bow on a mission to Ord Mantell, but the young girl soon found she would need practice and physical strength to become skilled with it.
The team soon settled in on Ord Mantell, finding work with a Trandoshan barkeep known as Cid. On a mission to Old Ord Mantell City, Omega found her own weapon, an energy bow, and proved an essential part of the team as they rescued a young rancor called Muchi.
As the show concluded, Omega informed Hunter that she would be joining the Rebellion as a pilot. Given the Bad Batch finale's place in the Star Wars timeline, this would put Omega in the Rebellion prior to A New Hope. This could very well mean that Omega will appear in an upcoming Star Wars project.
Omega has a close bond with Wrecker, who becomes something a playful older brother to her. He customized a section of the Marauder to act as her own room, and even gave her his tooka doll, Lula. Like the other members of the Bad Batch, Wrecker is protective of Omega.
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Is Omega older than Crosshair?
Omega is still a kid, and even though she's technically older than her brothers, Hunter, Wrecker, Crosshair, and Echo all feel an obligation to protect and train her to the best of their ability. Because Omega is an unaltered clone, she aged naturally, meaning she got the childhood most clones missed out on.
Omega, a female clone of Jango Fett, was said to be the only clone with unaltered DNA other than Boba Fett, who was as a son to Jango rather than just another clone. However, The Bad Batch season 2 finale revealed that Emerie Karr, one of Dr. Hemlock's scientists, is also a clone.
Summary. Project Necromancer requires Force-sensitive clones, like Omega, to ensure Emperor Palpatine's return. Omega's ability to sustain M-counts is critical.
In fact, Omega specifically was still a person of interest to Imperial researcher Doctor Royce Hemlock, who wanted to capture her to force Kaminoan cloning specialist Nala Se into working for the Empire's secret cloning project on Mount Tantiss.
She lost it while dueling with Rafa Martez but found it and used it to fight against police droids. She later tried using it to fend off Cad Bane after he shot Hunter, but was disarmed by the droid Todo 360 and captured by Bane. Wrecker retrieved the bow and gave it back to Omega after she was rescued from Bora Vio.
Omega, the newest recruit and the first female clone, has remarkable insight and may possess Force sensitivity, making her a valuable asset to the Empire's plans.
One Star Wars fan thinks they've figured out exactly who Omega is in the animated series Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Viewers were already shocked to learn she's actually a female clone, but now, a new theory suggests that she's so much more.
Omega has been kidnapped by Cad Bane! But he's not the only bounty hunter on her trail. And Crosshair has survived his encounter with his former brothers in Clone Force 99...
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.
Nala Se cared enough about her young assistant to keep her safe through all means, including purposefully sabotaging the efforts of Crosshair to subdue the child. Nala Se showed concern for Omega's welfare and safety, so much that she would go against Lama Su's orders to ensure that Omega would be protected.
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.
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.
Crosshair has scars from his head injury in Season 1, but that's not the only time he's been injured in his life. Crosshair has been hit many times on his head and limbs as a soldier. A head injury might've left him with damage that's causing tremors in his hand.
Crosshair executed Order 66 because even though he may not have an inhibitor chip he was still loyal to the Empire. Thus, he would do anything he was ordered to.
He chose the Empire because its ruthless commitment to order was something he admired. He couldn't even defect with the rest of the Bad Batch after he watched Rampart destroy his home and the Kaminoan people. Mayday, the commander of the titular Outpost, wasn't special to Crosshair.
