Hunter never really thought there was a connection between the clones' vampire abilities and the fact that the Jedi share a heightened version of it, and why would he? It's not until after Order 66 when the Empire captures him that he realizes there's way more to both the galaxy and the clones' creation than he realized. But mostly? He just wants to go home.

Crosshair used to sleep by his brothers every night. On hindsight, he doesn't know why he thought everything would go back to normal the minute he came back. Trust is hard, especially when they've forgotten how to talk to each other. These are his brothers, but everything is changed now.

FLUFF! Set between seasons 1 and 2. After a string of tough missions for Cid, the squad needs a bit of a break.

Maybe her brothers are fully grown now, but some things never change. Omega doesn't think she'll ever stop seeing shadows of their childhood, but that's fine as long as she gets to hold them.

Crosshair always knew he'd have to confront Tech again. That never prepared him for the reality, or for the likelihood of having to let the shadow of his brother go. That won't stop him from trying to reach out for him again, even if he regrets it.

Omega spent her entire life wanting to get off Kamino but adjusting to a totally different life is still complicated. The food is strange. Cid's extremely unsanitary fresher is strange. And having bounty hunters constantly on her tail is the strangest of all.

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.)

No one has really understood the Bad Batch's relationship. Hunter has had many people approach him about it over the years, some good, some bad, but no one really understands. Until they finally find someone who does.

After Desix, when Crosshair is called to Rampart's office again, he was expecting a mission, not for the Admiral to… kidnap him. The Batch weren't expecting an Imperial ship to crash on Ord Mantell either, with Rampart who claims to have defected from the Empire and brought Crosshair and Cody with him.

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.

He thought it was Hunter who came to him. He thought his long-lost brother was finally coming home. But whatever or whoever he is, he is not Crosshair's brother. Hunter wouldn't hurt him. He wouldn't. So then why...?

When Hemlock broke Emerie's bond with her daemon, she never imagined she would see it again. At least not until she ends up on Pabu with her newfound family to discover that Batcher may be more familiar to her than she ever expected.

The Bad Batch frees Hunter on Kamino, and they leave together. But some things are hard to forget or let go of. (Imperial Hunter AU)

Hunter is on Kamino, recovering from his injuries from Bracca when Omega is captured and asks his help. For the first time, that's enough for him to break free. (Imperial Hunter AU)

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

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.

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.

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 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).

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.