But when Wrecker suffered a head injury during a mission to a droid decommissioning facility, he began to have debilitating headaches accompanied by muttering, "Good soldiers..." Soon after, Clone Captain Rex reunited with the Bad Batch and astutely diagnosed the ticking timebomb in Wrecker's head -- the inhibitor chip ...
Perhaps over-eagerness to explode something backfired on the big clone while fighting Separatist battle droids. The look of the scar and the blinded eye, paired with a lot of explosives, lends to the distinct possibility that Wrecker caused self-inflicted wounds as the result of an explosion.
Wrecker: The “gentle giant.” He is physically larger and appears to be blind in one eye, with a large spiderweb scar across the same side of his bald head. It is unclear if these physical differences were sustained from birth or whether they were the result of an injury.
After the formation of the Galactic Empire, the genetically defective clone Wrecker began suffering increasingly severe inhibitor chip-related headaches after sustaining a series of head injuries.
His only major weakness was his fear of extreme heights, which he described as having a problem with gravity. Despite having some difficulties when working with regular clones, Wrecker and his squad came to respect Clone Captain Rex, even saluting the clone trooper officer after the Battle of Anaxes.
But when Wrecker suffered a head injury during a mission to a droid decommissioning facility, he began to have debilitating headaches accompanied by muttering, "Good soldiers..." Soon after, Clone Captain Rex reunited with the Bad Batch and astutely diagnosed the ticking timebomb in Wrecker's head -- the inhibitor chip ...
the symbols on "wreckers" helmet (므므) say "Moo Moo" (well thats how it would sound if you said it slowly and deliberately, [just like a cow would]) in Korean, I can't find a star wars language equivalent to those symbols, so I'm assuming its just an Easter egg or something along those lines.
The Wrecker possesses superhuman strength that has fluctuated greatly over time: Initially, he's able to lift 40 tons; 10 tons after sharing his powers with the Wrecking Crew; 2 tons at his lowest powered level; and over 70 tons at his highest.
Rex is actually 31 years old, though his biological state is likely closer to at least sixty years, due to the accelerated aging that was genetically installed in all Clone Troopers.
Crosshair and Omega have finally escaped Mount Tantiss on The Bad Batch. Tantiss is home to the Empire's top secret research into cloning and Crosshair had become a guinea pig in Dr. Hemlock's experiments. Even though Crosshair is now free, Tantiss has left its mark on him.
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.
History. Cad Bane's fearsome reputation made him one of the galaxy's most infamous bounty hunters, but during the Clone Wars he pulled off some truly audacious jobs for Darth Sidious.
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.
With Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 3 inching closer to its finale, it seems that Star Wars fans will have to face the sad fact that Tech will not be revived after his sacrifice with Plan 99.
Wrecker was a Clone Commando who served as the heavy weapons specialist of Clone Force 99, better known as "The Bad Batch." All the commandos within the unit were genetically modified, and Wrecker was no exception.
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That's when Hunter shoots Hemlock multiple times, after which he falls off the bridge and to his death. It's fair to say that Hemlock and Rampart's deaths were definitely earned. The Bad Batch series finale is now streaming on Disney+.
Wrecker certainly is not the smartest member of the group, but based on sheer resilience and strength, Wrecker is the strongest of the squad and has proved it on more than one occasion. There's nothing that Wrecker won't try and fight, wrestle, or blow up, as long as he's been given the thumbs up from his squad.
But what happened after the infamous order was executed? The immediate post-Order 66 aftermath (shown in the premiere episode of The Bad Batch, appropriately entitled “Aftermath”) covers the clones' point of view, with Hunter, Echo, Tech, Wrecker, and Crosshair returning to their home planet of Kamino.
