War And Murder Are Awful. Killing Another Human Being Is A Horrible Thing To Do. Swords And Guns Are

war and murder are awful. killing another human being is a horrible thing to do. swords and guns are cool as fuck. these two beliefs exist simultaneously in my mind and do not conflict at all

I wanna talk about the food fight scene so I’m gonna, because it perfectly captures the team dynamic and maybe gives us some answers for what it’ll look like with all six reunited.

Omega instigates. She’s trying to be noble of course, but she’s the really impulsive one and most conflicts in the show start with her. She knows all these clones are brainwashed but isn’t afraid of them.

Hunter tries to end the fight before it begins, but uses intimidation because a. pride, b. he’s protective, and c. of course he does. He’s actually successful!

Wrecker escalates the fight for no dang reason! Because he’s Wrecker! And we love that for him!

Hunter is not surprised and doesn’t hesitate to haul off and punch the first person he sees.

Echo takes a second to 😑 about it because he’s the newbie (and the mom). But he’s a soldier and these are his guys, so he has no problem kicking butt when it comes to it.

Tech backs up his bros. He doesn’t like conflict but he isn’t afraid of it, and despite being the smart guy he is PERFECTLY physically capable.

Only when his meal gets ruined does Crosshair actually get involved. He picked a fight with Rex in season seven so we know he’s not avoidant. He just tends to look out for himself (to be fair he’s partially 66’d here)

One thing I love about animated Star Wars is how subtly they distinguish the clones, and of course TBB is a great example. I’m so excited to see what’s next for them.

Here’s a deranged low-quality Omega for the road.

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i love when people go "this looks like a 10k post to me" because it never works half the time and i just see them try so fruitlessly in my notes

stede's face in the last pic is :D personified

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