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Bad Batch S2 episodes 15 and 16 Impressions(Caution for spoilers)
○ Summit held
I thought it was a public meeting with a large number of people, but it was actually a small, secret, informal gathering of high-ranking imperial officials who oversee important imperial projects. The location is Takin's local Eliadu. It takes place in an impregnable fortress. It seems that the summit was suddenly decided, and only a few people in the empire know about it. And it will be over in a short time.
Therefore, although it was a delinquent squad that was able to grasp Summit's information, the time required for preparation was extremely short. High risk without a backup plan.
Krennic was also present, sharing information on several important projects with a small number of high-ranking officials. The breath of the emperor is at stake to advance multiple plans simultaneously. In fact, it is highly probable that the Emperor is secretly overhearing this meeting on Coruscant. Maybe Lord Vader is listening too.
Vader was skeptical of Krennic. (Krennic is later suspected of leaking information)
The Empire, which took the cloning technology from the Kamino government and nationalized it, made the entire clone army its property. It's up to the empire to decide what to do with the clones and what to do after the war. It seems that they are taking into consideration the backlash that accompanies it, that is, the sympathy and concerns of the clones, but they have not reached a breakthrough.
Hemlek wants to solve that problem once and for all and be recognized by Tarkin. It's the emperor's usual trick to make his subordinates compete and come up with the best plan. I let Tarkin do this too.
○ Sawgerera
As you can see, it was supposed to be a bad squad with a much higher mission success rate than standard clones, but this mission was certainly risky. The preparations were slow, the Imperial elite assembled in an impregnable fortress, and the summit planned by Tarkin, the most calculating of the Imperial officials.
A number of uncertainties worked against it. However, the biggest failure factor is the appearance of Saw Gerrera. If the extremist Sougerrera hadn't destroyed the fortress, the odds of success would have been high.
Sougerera had already grasped the information about the summit beforehand. He was pleased that this was the perfect time to eliminate Tarkin and other high-ranking Imperial officials in one fell swoop.
What this tells us is that Sougerrera should have been incorporated into the organizational strategic process. If we do not grasp the operations and actions of all insurgents in advance and take control over whether or not to carry them out, we will fail. It becomes a troublesome development.
It was necessary to grasp in advance how Sougerera would act and how the delinquent squad would act, and then consider who should be given permission to execute. Arbitrary missions lead to unforeseen circumstances that crush other missions.
It was supposed to be a delinquent squad with a high mission success rate, but as expected, the mission failed. It resulted in the loss of Tech and Omega, and an injury. This is a serious loss.
Lusen Reyel, who later helped found the Rebel Alliance, took this into account. By systematically controlling the entire rebellion, he avoided a situation in which arbitrary missions crushed other missions. In fact, he had contacted Sawgerrera in advance and knew what he was doing.
I was scrutinizing the information given to him who was radical.
As a result, Rusen's control functioned very well, mission after mission was successful, and the Rebel Alliance was formed. Sacrifice can be reduced.
○ Sid
Hemlek wanted to use his crosshairs to lure the bad squad, but in the end, Cid sold them. The hunters couldn't guard against Cid himself. Certainly, the empire will be promised a larger reward than the profit so far. If Cid informs the empire, it will be immediately known to the empire's upper echelons, and orders will be given to Hemlek from the top down. It will be early.
○ Emery
It turns out that Omega's brother is Boba and her sister is Emery. All three are precious beings with the original Jango Fett genes. There's a secret about the clones, something the Kaminoans are hiding from the empire. Emery seems to be hiding from the empire that he is a clone. She also hides her true identity from Narase and Ramasu. It's a strange story about clones studying clones. Perhaps Omega will hide Emery's identity.
I don't think he should be considered the property of the empire like any other clone.
"We are different from other clones"
Emery wanted to find Omega more than anyone else.
*It's interesting that Tarkin said something about the Jedi at the Summit.
It's true that he has many questions about the late Jedi. He cannot question the emperor. Even Tarkin wasn't convinced by the Emperor's explanation that they were really plotting the Clone Wars. Lord Vader knows all the answers.
And I'm still amazed at the scientific feat the Kaminoans achieved, the ability to create large numbers of human clones at once in a short amount of time.
Perhaps this speaks to the emperor as well. If such a scientific feat is possible, isn't it also possible to bring the dead back to life?
(Chancellor Palpatine didn't allow the Kaminoans to clone Jedi. Might have something to do with the Force, midichlorians)