One of the best Star Wars franchises, Defective Squad (aka Star Wars: Xenoclass), is finally in its final season.
"Defective Squad" is a new Disney spin-off animation based on the original character "Unit 99" from the "Clone Wars" series of animated films.
Nala Sey, a cloning expert on the planet Camino Planet, conducted a secret experiment in order to enhance the combat capabilities of clones when she was researching cloning technology.
She tries to get the clones to have some kind of body-inducing mutation during their developmental stage, in the hope of strengthening their bodily functions.
Under this kind of experiment, all members of the "Unit 99" are equipped with unique skills, the captain "Hunter" is good at guerrilla warfare and tracking, the "crosshair" is a sniper master, the "technician" is a master of electronic warfare and technology, and the "wrecker king" is infinitely powerful.
Later, the "Echo" they rescued also joined the team.
The animation of "Defective Squad" begins with the activation of "Order 66", and almost all the clones directly betray the Republic and begin to slaughter Jedi Knights.
The personnel of "Unit 99" have witnessed the rise of the Empire due to their physical mutations and have not been affected by secret orders, and the Camino Star has also been completely destroyed under the encirclement and suppression of the Empire.
Clone expert Nala Sey is forced to work for the Empire. However, before she was arrested, she handed over a new clone, "Omega", to "Unit 99" for protection.
Omega is a clone of a female using the original gene and has not undergone accelerated growth. So even though Omega was born earlier, it still looked like an ordinary child.
With the fall of the Republic, Unit 99's life's mission to combat separatism has come to naught, and they have been reduced to bounty hunters running around the universe.
It is even more regrettable that the "crosshairs" obeyed the new faith and became puppets of the Empire.
During this time, they witnessed the clones being ruthlessly abandoned by the Empire, while also maintaining contact with Rex and fighting against the Empire several times.
"Technician" also chose to sacrifice himself at the end of the second season in order to rescue his teammates.
At the beginning of the third season, Omega is involved in the research of a new project of human cloning in the secret base of the Empire, but Omega is the researcher.
Later, she found the "crosshair" abandoned by the Empire here, and chose to escape from prison with the crosshair.
The secret that Omega had hidden for three seasons was finally revealed, and she was the only clone with the Force on her body. The purpose of this research base in the Empire is to clone the Jedi.
When Omega and the Hunter reunite, Asagi Ventris senses the interference of the Force from Omega and comes to the door to train Omega.
It's a pity that at the end of the Republic, Moon Tris was the sworn enemy of the clones, and the people of "Unit 99" did not have the same perspective of God as the audience, they didn't know that Sister Wen had already given up separatism and went it alone, so they didn't fully trust each other.
This also led to the fact that when the Imperial forces came to the door, they were incapable and allowed Omega to be captured.
Although Sister Wen is just a soy sauce in this episode, it is clear that she herself cares about the future of Omega.
Through the color of Sister Wen's lightsaber in her hand, we can also see that she must have completely abandoned the darkness and turned to the light.
After that, he should silently join Omega's rescue mission, and may even directly become Omega's master. After all, in this era after most of the Jedi were slaughtered, it is not easy to find someone who knows the Force.
If that's really the case, it's great, I'm afraid the next season will be to watch Sister Wen with the baby.
And the most likely outcome for the fighters of "Unit 99" is complete death.
They're clones, they're born to fight for the sole purpose of fighting, so trust me, even though we don't want to see that happen, it's still the best ending for them.
Omega will inherit their will and continue to fight.
As for the secret experiments being carried out by the Empire, I hope that they must not succeed, otherwise the efforts of "Unit 99" will be in vain.
However, it is also believed that the experiment was ultimately successful, and that the result is likely to correspond to the resurrected Palpatine from Star Wars 9.
It would be too bad if that were the case.
"Defective Squad" is such an excellent work, and it should not be related to that kind of dog-tailed mink work.