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.

Many things changed since losing Crosshair. Including their... species. If that's what it can be called. Hunter thought they'd be fine, but he didn't realize when Tech said they'd have a "telepathic connection" that they can all now read each other's minds.

In which Omega was actually traumatized by Hunter's fall on Daro and doesn't brush it off when she witnesses it again. Or, in which Hunter isn't the only one to have a panic attack in Entombed.

Omega has never liked closed spaces. Well, no one does, but after being kidnapped, and after Kamino, she's starting to find them... difficult to focus in.

Five years after losing most of Clone Force 99, Hunter is hired to bring a young kid named Omega to Wayland. She's cargo; nothing more. Until he has a to make a choice between something that will save an entire civilization and giving this kid a life. And it's always going to be her, no matter the consequences. Based on The Last of Us.

In an universe where the Empire recaptures Omega and successfully takes her back to Kamino, after her brothers finally rescue her, they deal with the fallout.

Being a medical assistant means being witness to many things. Omega just never thought it would mean seeing one of her brothers hurt.

In which Omega's brothers tend to her injuries after Bane captured her.

They all might have survived Bracca, but it still feels as though something died there. And now, they have to pick themselves up in the aftermath, when there's some things Hunter knows none of them can forget.

Falling thousands of feet off a mountain is no joke, and Hunter doesn't walk away from that, or Kamino, unscathed.

When Omega hears through AZI that Wrecker was injured in a training misadventure, nothing can stop her from going to see him. She didn't quite anticipate that to be their first meeting.

On Bracca, Hunter is shot by Bane.

Suite d'une fin alternative de la fiction Elitel et la Bad Batch Suite à la victoire de l'Empire sur Kamino, Crosshair fait tout pour revenir au sommet. Mais il se rend compte que l'Amiral Rampart a mit au point une technique pour vaincre la Bad Batch et la Résistance. Mais une voix intérieure fit comprendre à Crosshair que quelque chose ne tournait pas rond. OC/Rampart OC/BB

Echo's gone. He's not the first of her brothers who walked away, and Omega can't let it go. What she doesn't know is why everyone else did.

Omega has been on missions before, but she's never hurt anyone. She has never killed anyone, until Bracca, when it was her brothers. It might not have been the ones who mattered most, but all the clones are still her brothers. Even the regs. Even the ones she shot.

Apparently, Wrecker and Omega's only fears are heights and 'giant flying monsters'. Hunter isn't even surprised.

It might have been a few weeks since Kamino, but Omega's mind is still in the past. She thought they could get Crosshair back. Maybe she could have tried harder to talk to him. Maybe she could have kept them together. She thought she could. It turns out she's not the only one who feels that way.

Hunter has struggled with heights since Kamino. His fall on Daro marked the beginning of when their family fell apart, and it's been engrained into his mind forever. Normally, that isn't a problem, and it might not be enough to stop him like it is Wrecker, but that doesn't mean it's not hard.

Crosshair expected the Empire to find him on Kamino. What he did not expect was to suddenly and inexplicably find himself years in the past, before the Clone Wars even began. What is he to do with himself now, if there's no Empire to serve? Well, perhaps he can train the clone cadets on Kamino, preparing them for the coming war. It's not what he wants, but it's still something.

A month post-Kamino, the Bad Batch finally discuss staying off the Empire's radar for good. Tech hacks into their Imperial files, revealing Crosshair reported them as dead. It's good for them, but it comes with a multitude of other implications, too.