Wrecker's been getting restless sleep, but one of his brothers may have found a solution. A tribute to the masterpiece of a show that just aired its finale yesterday.

In which Hunter and Wrecker weren't quite okay in the time Omega was gone, and Crosshair and Omega have to free their brothers from a group of Zygerrian slavers again, but they're not the only ones after Hunter.

Crosshair knew he'd see Hunter again someday. That didn't prepare him for his capture on Daro. He might have lost hope of ever getting Hunter back, but that won't stop him from trying.

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?

What if the Bad Batch lost Hunter? Leaderless and adrift, Clone Force 99 is scattered across the galaxy. Hunter swears loyalty to the Empire. Echo leaves in search of a long-lost brother. Crosshair goes with Tech, Wrecker, and Omega to live in hiding. But they are a family, and it is inevitable that their paths will cross once more. And when they do...

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.

As things heat up on Mount Tantiss, Echo reflects on a few last thoughts while he sacrifices himself for the rest of Clone Force 99.

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.

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.

When Omega gets sick after a mission, the Bad Batch try to help as best they can. Some bonding time for Hunter and Omega. Takes place during the middle or so of the first season.

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.

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

When custody of Omega is restored to the remaining members of the Bad Batch, Crosshair comes home too. He's added to a group chat that gives him an idea of how much he's missed, and how much he has to give. (MODERN AU)

The distance from the small, stone bridge to the Imperial's ship wasn't very long. Still, Omega couldn't help but feel like a condemned prisoner taking the final walk before she was executed. Spoilers for 3x10, potential spoilers for 3x15. [Omega's POV after she surrenders to CX-2]. Enjoy!

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.

Hunter grew his hair out because of Crosshair and because he looked too much like the regs to stick out like his brothers did. Crosshair was the one who gave him his first bandana, adorned with the symbol of their squad. But Crosshair is gone, and Hunter has failed the rest of his squad. Or, why Hunter changed his bandana.

Echo joined the Bad Batch, and everything changed - for them, as well as for him. They were used to working only with each other, or the occasional regular; and he was used to being the younger brother. Now, they were working with a regular, and he had four younger brothers to look after and yell at and take care of. Marked complete, but will be updated as I think up new stories.

In an altered galaxy far, far away the Kaminoans ended up creating what could potentially be their deadliest enemy, skilled and sneaky enough to expose their heinous crimes to the Republic and put them out of business. They threw everything they could at SAC-1 to force her into submission, but she's known as Agent Ria Talla to her growing gaggle of allies made across the galaxy...

Hunter doesn't remember what happened after he died. He just remembers Crosshair shooting him through the heart on Ryloth and waking up in a strange place in front of an even stranger Sith. Only, he's in the body of a nine-year-old, and the remainder of his squad are about to walk into a suicide mission which will lead them straight back to Crosshair.

AU With the Empire spreading it's control across the galaxy. Rex led his clone brothers into a battle to save their fellow clone brethren and fight against the newly form government. To restore the Republic they once fought for. Becoming an Rebel Army.

After becoming the sergeant of a not-even-squad consisting solely of herself and Echo, Omega had genuinely lost hope of seeing her little brothers again. She didn't expect it to change. Until it did.

Hunter and Omega spend some time working through knots.

Anika Fell with the fall of the Jedi. She may be an Inquisitor now, from reluctance to leave the Empire along with her former master, but that has not lessened her attachment to the clones.

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.

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.