Within the Imperial Death Troopers Unit Expansion, you’ll find everything you need to add a squad of ruthless death troopers to your Imperial army. Trained to be efficient and merciless, they are also rumored to undergo classified medical augmentations. Candidates are hand-selected from the Stormtroopers Corps by Imperial Intelligence itself. Adorned in jet black armor and carrying an arsenal of weapons and equipment, these troopers are the elite soldiers of the Tarkin Initiative.
In both cases, there’s not enough air to breathe, so the characters don breath masks, seen also in the Prequel and Sequel Trilogies.Tactically advancing across the battlefields like inhuman revenants, Imperial death troopers are a terrifying sight.
The Bad Batch’s ship coming down into heavy fog on the moon even looks like the scene where the Falcon flies deeper into the belly of the beast (literally). The Millennium Falcon hides in an asteroid cave that turns out to be the mouth of a giant space creature. – The emergency landing on the desolate moon is reminiscent of a famous section in The Empire Strikes Back. Let’s take a look at all the hidden (and not-so-hidden) connections to the rest of the Star Wars saga: The Desolate Moon These storylines lead to a few easter eggs and references that go back to the Original Trilogy and even a few Legends stories. Meanwhile, the Bad Batch try to get themselves out of trouble on an airless moon. With the new troopers, Tarkin, and a new Imperial Vice Admiral on the stage, there’s a distinct Rogue Onefeeling in the air. Or, at least, a squad of recruits who might mark the beginning of the death trooper program. As the episode title “Replacements” might suggest, the Empire’s new elite troops are here. The Bad Batch continues to fill in details about the transition from the Republic to the Empire. This Star Wars: The Bad Batch review contains spoilers.
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