This is my original version of the Bad Batch: Season Three (and Four!). I developed this storyline independently, without any knowledge of what will happen in the official third season. Each episode contains a beat-by-beat description of my story, similar in style to the plot summaries you see on fan wikis.

Short head cannon conversation that happens on Echo's ship after episode 3.7. A little peek into the trauma our little girl endured at Mount Tantiss.

The ground was freezing but his body wasn't responding. It didn't matter how much Crosshair was pushing him, he could walk no more. This was it–the end, he thought as his knees gave way and he dropped to the floor. He heard Crosshair pleading with the natborn, didn't even give the man the courtesy of thinking of him as an officer; much good it had done him. Mayday lives?

After Order 66, Ahsoka Tano was running for her life, trying to make some sense of the galaxy, until she ran head-first into the Bad Batch. They were all too eager to invite her in, even if she was still trying to run. But there was something else- a longing for a new family after everything she'd lost. a longing she hated to acknowledge, but was too tired and weak to ignore.

She is CT-9905, but she's called Vision. Cloned from Omega when Nala Se was attempting to clone Force-sensitivity, Vision is the only success. Not only is she Force-sensitive, but she also has the unique ability to see glimpses of the future when she touches something, or someone. As she grows older, she is assigned to Clone Force 99, forever altering the course of history.

They are Jedi. They are clones. But more than that, they're Clone Force 99, and that is the most important thing in their lives. Until Order 66, when Crosshair turns on them for reasons they can't understand. And then Hunter starts dreaming of a little girl who is calling to him, begging for his help. Omega is their sister, and they won't leave her to die at Crosshair's hands.

In which the wyrm didn't show up, and Hunter and Crosshair got to finish their... "talk."

Pt1 They were told they were just switching facilities. Told they would still be soldiers. But Nala Se lied. Pt2 It was Kamino all over again. Only this time, they were the only ones left. Light spoilers for Bad Batch Season 3, Episode 2. Characters: Clone Cadets. Deke. Stak. Mox.

Follow the journeys of Hunter, Omega, and Crosshair as they navigate their new lives. As the Empire tightens its grip, Clone Force 99 threatens to splinter while Omega struggles to survive what Dr Hemlock, Emerie, and Nala Se have planned for her. Can everyone pull through and reunite? Find out.

The Batch lost Crosshair on a mission shortly after Echo joined. They thought him dead, grieved him. But Crosshair survived, and it's not until after the Empire's formation, after the Batch has walked away, that they find him again. Crosshair isn't the same as he once was, but then, neither are they. Only together can they mend their broken pieces.

In which the Bad Batch stumble onto a cave in the Clone Wars, missing the rumors that anything of it is amiss... until Crosshair gets transformed into something other.

Hunter and Omega never propery talked about losing Tech. While the others finish repairing the ship the two of them share a small, open moment where they finally talk about their feelings and how much they miss their brother. But even though he is gone he will never be forgotten. Hunter/Omegas father-daughter-relationship, hurt/comfort, one shot post 3x05

Omega hears a familiar voice during the mission on Barton IV.

Every morning since her return, Hunter asked Omega how she slept. It was a habit after her first night back with the Batch.

CT-9901 A.K.A Callista Fett. The first female clone, but that's not all that's special about her. She's got enhanced strength, sight, senses, and mind. The Kaminoans asked Jango Fett to raise her, with the promise of more money. When the Clone Wars started and Jango was killed, Callista decided to run away instead of return to Kamino. Then one day she meets the Bad Batch...

After losing Crosshair and Wrecker on Kamino. Hunter attempts to take care of what's left of his squad. He wants them back, but they don't have a way to get to them. Until he unexpectedly runs into them both when he's on a delivery for Cid. The only problem? They want to take him back to the Empire with them.

After Omega and Crosshair are finally back, Hunter can barely believe his family is reunited. But being separated for so long has left it's scars and both Hunter and Omega need reassurance. When both of them can't sleep there is no better comfort than hugging each other and talking about their fears, hopes and feelings. Post 03x04 father-daughter-relationship hurt/comfort one shot

Soulmates have a very special bond with one another. That's doubly true when the soulmates in question are twins. Hunter falls on Daro, and he doesn't walk away without an injury. He doesn't walk away at all, his spine damaged from the impact. And the only one who can heal him is Crosshair, his twin, his soulmate.

Hunter hadn't wanted to go on the mission to Serenno in the first place. It doesn't feel fair that he has to deal with the fallout, too – but that's just what he always does. Take care of his squad. It doesn't matter if there's no one to take care of him, does it?

The Galactic Empire looms over the galaxy in darkness and despair. Without anyone to keep it at bay the Empire and those that benefit from it spread unchallenged. Sora, a young scientist forced to work under Dr. Hemlock with no way out. There is no light for her in such a dark place. That is until Crosshair arrives on Tantiss. *Based on the Star Wars Bad Batch Series* Crosshair/OC

Two sisters clones, from Mandalorian parents, find themselves in the Clone Wars fighting along side the Clone Army. They soon meet The Bad Batch and work along side them. Shadow and Scarlett Kline of Clan Rook will learn what it means to truly use their enhancements and what family really means as Order 66 tears through the Galaxy, tearing the Bad Batch and The Mando Twins

Hunter knows his brothers understand why they can't go back for Crosshair, no matter how often he thinks about it. He thought the same was true about Omega, until she finally asks him.

The one thing that has always made them different is that they never leave their own behind. Until Tech's chip activates on Kaller, and they do. Except that's not the last time. Except in this universe, in Echo's stead, their fifth member is a Force-sensitive female clone, fully new to action.

Hunter has one question for Crosshair. Why? Why… everything? And when he, and Crosshair, awaken in the past, before everything came crashing down, Hunter can finally ask his brother the question he wants to know most: why? Did they try to go after Crosshair for nothing? Did Tech die for nothing? Why? Why did Crosshair do it?

Hunter is used to seeing his brothers hurt. He's used to being hurt, and he never liked it, but he never saw anything wrong with it, either. They're soldiers. It happens. Omega doesn't see it that way, though.