What Happened to Echo After Bad Batch and During Rebels!?

Well echo could be retired because choochie was trying to make something for the clones so that when they were out of service they could retire

It’s an enormous galaxy. Having the same people always interacting makes the galaxy smaller.

Just because we don’t see omega participate as a pilot doesn’t mean she wasn’t there. We focused on those involved with the Skywalker crew all through the OT. The rebel alliance was an entire battle force. Everyone in that force has a story, it’s just not the story that we were focusing on. Band of brothers doesn’t feature the pacific rim conflict yet those soldiers were still part of the war.

Loved the ending, I did hate that scorch died without much story telling and we still have no clue what happened to delta squad

What people misunderstand is that rebelion wasn;t just at one place, battle of endor wasn't the end of the empire, during the battle of endor were multiple battles around the galaxy. IF we have multiple events that are happening in the same time like the freedom of Corusant or the idependece of a planet we could justify were Omega and others were fithing on other parts of the galaxy

Even if Echo doesn't show up the happy part of that is he isn't there because it's his choice.

We got Tales of the Jedi We got Tales of the Sith Could we get Tales of the Clones

just because echo is not with Rex doesn't mean he is Dead

i see my husband and his men in the bad batch. All combat veterans and full of stories and experiences that i can’t even comprehend. I am watching a good man who has given his life and our children age and i can remember his youth. I’m happy to see this ending because i see life in it. I’m happy to see my husband found use with his brothers in arms. I see my husband as being like Hunter and always putting himself in harm’s way for others.

I grew up with the Clone Wars and kinda see the Bad Batch as a continuation of the Clone Wars. So the end of TBB is, in a way, the end of TCW as well. And thus, the end of my childhood 😢

Echo really has been through far worse than many of his brothers. Part of Domino Squad, was there when 99 heroically died, was the sole survivor of Domino. Believed to be KIA but infact was criticality wounded ,turned into a cyborg and was forced into giving intelligence to the Separatists that ended up in the deaths of his brothers and the Jedi. All of that changed him just like the second battle of Geonosis did for Cutter. I would see Echo deciding when his fight was over, to go visit Cutter and his family and just farm.

The finale was great, but I hated it because we didn't get to see what happens to Cody. I'm a bit pissed about this because I hate it when people leave the major plot points. For example: Jonathan Hickman left important elements that would've tied to the return of the Ultimate Universe. Such as the original Ultimates being alive, Ultimate Spider-Man alive in a revived Ultimate Universe at the end of Spider-Men II.

I always daydreamed/fantasized that the clones got out & retired on a tropical island after the way they was used throughout the wars & empire. Glad to see it come true. Clones honestly deserve better so I was happy to see this come true 🤙

It’s time for Mark Hammil to play an animated Luke Skywalker.

Omega was in that battle of scarif as an x wing pliot who escaped before the stardestroyers showed

Honestly I like the idea of keeping these questions unanswered at least most of them, I’ve said this multiple times at this point-there is nothing wrong with keeping things up to the fans interpretation, I do hope we get to find out how Rex went from what he was during the in the bad Batch to who he became in Rebels but other still like Omega in the Rebellion could stay unanswered.

Echo has always been my favorite character ever since I saw his debut on Cartoon Network so it cool seeing him make through the finale. We Ned to see what becomes of him I just, I just rather see his death on screen then off screen.

I think it would be nice if we DON'T see Omega interacting with Luke or Hera or any other big characters. They try to make the galaxy and the Rebellion tiny, but it was HUGE. The odds that characters interact are small, there are hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people in the Rebellion, hundreds of worlds. It's unrealistic to constantly have these people meet.

Rebels takes place before Episode 4 thou... and it wasn't an established 'Rebellion' until the Death Star blew up as as far as I can remember.

From the Rebels finale isn't it canon that Rex fought at the Battle of Endor?