Crosshair isn't ready to face Hunter or the rest of his brothers again. Maybe he never has been, but he saw it coming since they left Kamino. The hurt and bitterness will never fade. They hurt him, and trying to accept that Crosshair hurt them, too, will mean accepting he's d accepting he made a mistake isn't something Crosshair is any more keen on now than he ever has been

The immediate, and unseen on the show, consequences of Plan 99. Be warned: It's painful here. Triggers: Major character death, angst, tragedy, pain, grief. Can be read while listening to Walkaway and/or Death and Taxes from the Meet Joe Black soundtrack if you wanna set the proper tone and feels.

After leaving his brothers, Crosshair didn't expect to end up on a mission that would lead back to his brothers. But somehow they ended up on the same mission and now that he's being confronted by them and what they used to have, he doesn't know if he can simply walk away again.

The Rebellion has risen. Despite their fathers' efforts to keep their children safe from the violence they were raised by; Kenza, Tracyn, Omega and Verco have decided to join the next fight, leaving their families behind on Pabu. What new adventures will they embark on, and what new friends (or maybe more) will they encounter? (Can be a stand alone or sequel to my other stories.)

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.

Omega thought the Empire was the worst thing that happened to her brothers, and maybe she wasn't wrong, but that's far from the only thing that hurt them. Or, in which she never fully understood what being an experimental unit meant for her brothers, until she did.

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.

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...

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?

In which Hunter's chip activates on Kaller, but his brothers are too stubborn to leave him behind. He's not terribly keen on staying tied to a chair in the Marauder, though.

A short scene of how I'm sure we all wished it could have ended. Tech is still alive and finally the squad is reunited, but Omega still has nightmares. Finally the young clone decides to let the one brother who can help her in on her greatest fear. Omega and Tech bonding time. A Bad Batch one-shot

Hunter is not overly enthusiastic about Tech's racing excursion. Not when it can bring the Empire back on their tail, and he doesn't want to face that or his fears of being alone ever again.

It's been months since Kamino's destruction, and the Bad Batch have been avoiding the Empire ever since. Their family is together, no matter how shaky it may feel. Until Cid sends them to Serenno, and the things they've been keeping quiet about so long finally blows up.

Phee grieves Tech's loss in her own way. Her family needs her. (Can be a stand alone, but also feeds into A New Battle).

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.

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.

Omega leaves and Hunter is left to contemplate how far she has come since they first met

The more he made his preparations to go his own way, the more Echo sensed he was making the right choice. He was tapped out. Mentally. Physically. Emotionally. Set before TBB 3x01. Echo's POV. Enjoy!

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.

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.

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.