ADDING TO MY ARMYYYYYYYYYY

ADDING TO MY ARMYYYYYYYYYY

I have fives and recently got rex but I had to reunite fives and echo so badly 🥲 so fives, echo, echo, and rex are reunited and will not be separated

Also phase 1 superiority✨🫡

please

TBB Cooking Head canons

Havent seen many people have a similar opinion about this so

Echo

- Prides himself on almost flawless baking and makes bread and pasta out of boredom

- Definitely needs a recipe to cook any meals or it will turn out unpleasant or raw

- Makes sure the Marauder has a fire extinguisher at all times

- He has a pair of 'kiss the ARC' oven mitts

- Fives would be mad Echo didnt learn baking sooner (where my cookies at)

Wrecker

- Best cook out of all of them, and makes a lot to go around (left overs stay tasting good too)

- Likes to mix herbs and spices into the meals, might make it a bit too potent every now and then (Tech and Omega notice this the most)

- Has a 'kiss the explosion' apron

- Sometimes has to relabel chemical jars to have more spice jars instead

Crosshair

- Isn't the worst at cooking but will refuse to make anything if asked (he does it anyway a few days later)

- "Chef Mike" is his best friend

- He makes enough to share most of the time

- Definitely makes cheese plates just to stab the cubes with toothpicks

- Is a fire hazard for fun

Hunter

- He's the dad type so im gunna say he's alright at grilling veggies and meat

- However he catches food ablaze the most, Echo and Tech are usually on stand-by after the first few times this happened

- Usually can grill or cook pretty juicy and flavorful meat (the smell brings all the batch to the grill)

- He has and will fight an animal over it trying to steal some of his cookings

- Click clack of tongs means dinners ready (its his job honor)

Tech

- I doubt he can cook at all and if he does its very bland but definitely not dry (likes his brothers foods but would rather less flavorings)

- Minimal fire hazard

- Has an entire pdf specifically for edible items the batch comes across on their missions (he'll make his brothers taste something to see if it'll harm them or not((he has it under control))

- Will blame his failings on the equipment or how the recipe was written

- Probably built or stole Chef Mike to install in the Marauder

Omega

- Is the ingredient helper of the batch

- She likes helping and learning but isn't super into cooking like wrecker is (quality family time anyone?)

- Has her own set of cooking knives (Tech and Hunter made sure they were dull but would still cut veggies)

- Isn't allowed to cook on her own but will make a pretty decent space ramen

- When moving out she was given plenty of different hand written "books" (some were just note pads) on food related recipes and information

The way it's empty.. they showed the places that should have been the most bustling

But theres no one, not a single clone in any of the spots

0 out of M i l l i o n s

I know a fair amount of bad things happened on Kamino, but... I'm still sad about it getting destroyed. Ever since watching AOTC, I always thought Kamino's design was so cool. Not only that, but as Rex says in TCW, it's the closest thing the clones have to a home.

When I first watched TBB, the destruction of Kamino actually brought me to tears, and of all the things that symbolised the end of the clone wars era this hit me the hardest. This moment for me felt so heavy in signifying that the time of the clones and the Republic is over, and the rise of the brutal and ruthless Empire has begun. The tragedy of the clones' story, their sacrifice, their identities, will always mean so much to me.

And I think I'll always get teary whenever I see this montage of the empty barracks, mess hall, and cloning chamber in Return to Kamino (S1 E15), just before Tipoca City gets destroyed.

Not only this but I imagine scholars finding families and lineages that lead back to the clones. To meet those children or grandchildren that share part of their father's face and strength. For all the people who finally get to meet others like them that keep the clone blood going strong. I can't imagine how happy it would make the clones in the great beyond to see people enjoying their stories and bringing their triumphs and brotherhood to the masses.

The clones are finally free, and they are Heros

I like to imagine that in the future, people remember the clones. After Palpatine falls for good on Exegol, imagine an explosion of freedom and knowledge in those days after the final defeat: imagine archaeologists and scholars plumbing the depths of Imperial and First Order records, trying to figure out what had happened so it could never happen again. And through it all they find the clones’ story woven into everything, until a new field emerges of Clone Studies, a loose alliance of military history buffs and research biologists and anthropologists and ethicists.

They catalogue the Kaminoans’ research; they review the clone memorials on Coruscant, on Zeffo, monuments as large as a massive wall or as small as a quiet statue, from people throughout the galaxy who were grateful for what they did. They study the great tragedy and betrayal of the chip, finally understanding the scope of Palpatine’s plans and bringing them out into the open, sharing the truth that the clones never chose to betray the Jedi Order and Republic they had served faithfully. They study old war vids and oral histories from people of long-lived species or whose grandparents remembered the clones; they build, memory by memory, a sense of the culture, the camaraderie, the brotherhood, the loyalty. They collect vids of battle songs and in-jokes and an interior language shared among them, springing up over the years.

They find and list their names, self-chosen or given by their brothers: Rex, Fives, Howzer, Echo, Tup, Gregor, Wolffe, Cody, Boil, Waxer, Cut. They study the clones whose differences defined them and knit them into a family whose ties could not be broken, Hunter, Wrecker, Tech, Crosshair, Omega. They study the discarded who nevertheless still had value - 99, Emerie, the clones who were culled in infancy for being wrong. There are specialists who devote their entire branch of study to the only male unaltered clone and his infamous exploits throughout the galaxy, so alike his father’s. They study the years of the clone rebellion, a fight that paved the way for the next wave of fighters and the next after them.

The clones are gone. That is undisputed. Their kind came for a little while, and then vanished, burning brightly; their tale was a tragedy, but one unique in all its seeming sameness. There are conferences and holovids and books. There are debates and research firing up young scholars about a time only their great-grandparents can remember.

In the future, after all the clones are gone, there are still stories.

Thinking about Hardcase getting to be an ARC trooper with Jesse

Thinking about Tup and Dogma just talking and hanging out together

Thinking about Domino squad all joining the 501st and eventually becoming ARCs

Thinking about Rex getting to see his brothers after the war

Thinking about Comet hugging Wolffe after he lost his eye

Thinking about Wrecker letting Echo use Lula after a nightmare

Thinking about Fives being there when Echo was found

Thinking about bly and Aayla growing old together

Thinking about Cody helping shinies adjust after their first battle

Thinking about Boil and Waxer going back to Ryloth and visiting Numa often

Thinking about Omega getting to see the stars without the fear of being hunted

Thinking about Plo Koon making sure the 104th felt loved

Thinking about Ahsoka joining the clone cuddle piles

Thinking about Rex watching his brothers be happy

Thinking about the clones being happy