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"Spoils of War"

Production information

Series

Star Wars: The Bad Batch^[1]

Season

2^[1]

Episode

1^[1]

Production No.

201^[1]

Air date

January 4,2023^[1]

Run time

24 minutes

Attribution information

Director(s)

Steward Lee^[2]

Writer(s)

Jennifer Corbett^[2]

Episode chronology

Timeline

Between19 BBY and18 BBY^[3]

Prior episode

"Kamino Lost"

Next episode

"Ruins of War"

"With him being dead, Dooku's entire war chest is up for grabs."

―Ciddarin Scaleback, to Clone Force 99^[2]

"Spoils of War" is the first episode of thesecond season of the animated television seriesStar Wars: The Bad Batch. It premiered onDisney+ alongside the second episode, "Ruins of War," onJanuary 4,2023.^[1]

Official description[]

The Bad Batch plans a risky heist.

Plot summary[]

Escaping the crabs[]

During theCrab Heist,Echo,Wrecker, andHunter are fleeing largeAggrocrabs along a beach after securing a package on a tropical island. Echo berates Wrecker that they went over the plan five times, while Wrecker retorts the package was secured regardless. Meanwhile, aboard theMarauder,Omega takes a study break toTech's disapproval, as she tries to learn every ship in theImperial fleet.

As she is about to continue, Hunter calls the ship and Tech and Omega prepare to give the others a pickup, but are assaulted by the same creatures chasing them on the beach. Omega shoots them off the hull with herenergy bow and using the shell of another, jumps back onto the line as Tech flies into view of the three running. Echo, Hunter, and Wrecker finally get hoisted onto the ship with their cargo. Hunter thanks Omega for the back-up but warns her to stay inside the ship next time. Omega says that she will try, but adds that it was still pretty fun.

Dooku's war chest[]

They arrive back atCid's Parlor and are greeted byAZI.Ciddarin Scaleback introduces theBatch to a pirate namedPhee Genoa, who finds the Batch's genetic mutations to be strange but interesting. Scaleback offers the Bad Batch a job on the planetSerenno to steal one ofCount Dooku'swar chests from his ruined castle. Hunter turns down Scaleback's offer and continues a ship recognition lesson with Omega. However, Wrecker, Echo, and Tech decide they want to follow through with the mission. Hunter expresses his concerns that Serenno is occupied by theGalactic Empire and that they have avoided drawing Imperial attention since the events onKamino.

Scaleback counters that just one of those war chests could be worth more than all the previous jobs that the Batch did for her. She tells them that they can buy their freedom. When Hunter counters that they are already free, Scaleback warns that the Empire will eventually turn their attention to her operations onOrd Mantell. Tech agrees with Scaleback's promise to free them from their debts if they succeed with this mission. Seeing Omega, Hunter agrees.

Mission to Serenno[]

On theMarauder, Echo expresses his desire to fight the Empire instead of just hiding, and proposes the war chest as a means to this end. Hunter argues that he doesn't want that kind of life for Omega and Echo shoots back that they're living lives on the run because of her. As Hunter tries pulling him out of earshot, Echo agrees that rescuing Omega from Kamino was the right decision but notes that in the face of the Empire's growing power, they should be doing more. Hunter doesn't immediately address Echo's concerns but clearly is thinking about his words. Omega, on the other hand, had overheard the whole conversation and feels deeply affected by it.

The Marauder lands on Serenno and the Batch beholds the bombed-out city, the result of an Imperialorbital bombardment. Through a pair ofmacrobinoculars, Tech spotsClass four container transports departing with loot and believes they have a narrow escape window. Hunter volunteers to serve as their eyes on the ground while the rest of the squad carry out the mission.

The squad eventually reaches the Imperial shipyard, whereclone stormtroopers were carrying out the extraction of Dooku's loot in large cargo containers. Hunter splits up with Tech, Echo, Wrecker, and Omega to provide a diversion if needed, as the other four make their way to steal anything they can from the containers. As Hunter plants explosives on some Imperial escort ships, Wrecker stuns a passing clone stormtrooper, much to the frustration of the others who know that his absence will be noticed.

The four search for items of high value, and Omega finds a chest full ofcredits that they decide to take first. When Omega asks how one person could gather so much wealth, Tech explains that Dooku acquired these resources from the worlds he exploited and controlled. Echo adds that this is what corrupt people do. When Omega points out that they are stealing, Echo counters that it depends on how they use their loot.

Detection and escape[]

His suspicion aroused, the clone stormtroopers'Captain Wilco, orders his troopers to find the incapacitated cloneCT-8801. In response, Hunter detonates the explosives on the escort shuttles and distracts them. After assessing the damage, Wilco orders the last remaining cargo ship to depart. Wrecker grabs the credit-filled chest and runs back to Hunter, but the container doors close before everyone else can escape. Meanwhile, Omega along with Tech and Echo find themselves trapped in their container as the third escort shuttle prepares for take-off. Omega relays the news to Hunter and Wrecker viacomlink.

Wrecker and Hunter engage in a firefight with clone stormtroopers as they try to scale the container ship and get to Tech, Echo, and Omega. When the two slip off the container ship, they decide to go back to theMarauder and recover the others. Tech decides that they will try and commandeer anescape pod and the trio make their way through the ship while fighting through its clone stormtrooper crew. Wrecker and Hunter make their way into Dooku's office, but are cornered by clones at Dooku's desk. Hunter and Wrecker engage the troopers in a gun battle and escape.

Descent[]

Captain Wilco orders the escape pods to be released to prevent the rogue clones from escaping in them. Realizing that they are on a class four freighter, Omega comes up with the idea of escaping the ship in a cargo vessel since they have reentry thrusters. Tech agrees but points out that the containers must be ejected before leaving the atmosphere. Pursued by clone stormtroopers, they are forced to abandon their treasure chest.

Back at Dooku's palace, Hunter discovers a lift panel behind Dooku's controls and activates it while Wrecker provides covering fire. Since the lift is jammed, Wrecker jumps on it to release it and they both fall down the shaft. Meanwhile Tech, Echo and Omega dodge their Imperial pursuers in the cargo ship's corridors. Tech initiates the cargo release, which deactivates the force field holding the various crates. The three clones make it to a cargo container as it descends towards the planet's surface, hoping that the reentry thrusters will fire soon.

Credits[]

By type

Cast

Uncredited cast

Crew

Uncredited crew

Special thanks

Cast

Dee Bradley Baker asThe Bad Batch,Captain Wilco, andClone Troopers^[2]
Michelle Ang asOmega^[2]
Ben Diskin asAZI-3^[2]
Rhea Perlman asCid^[2]
Wanda Sykes asPhee Genoa^[2]

Crew

Created by –Dave Filoni^[2]
Based onStar Wars and characters created by –George Lucas^[2]
Developed by – Dave Filoni,Jennifer Corbett^[2]
Supervising Director –Brad Rau^[2]
Executive Producers – Dave Filoni,Athena Yvette Portillo, Jennifer Corbett, Brad Rau,Carrie Beck^[2]
Producers –Alex Spotswood,Josh Rimes^[2]
Directed by –Steward Lee^[2]
Written by – Jennifer Corbett^[2]
Story Editor –Matt Michnovetz^[2]
Score by –Kevin Kiner^[2]
Original Series Casting by –Lindsay Halper^[2]
Art Director –Andre Kirk^[2]
Digital Assets Director –Paul Zinnes^[2]
Animation Director –Keith Kellogg^[2]
Animation Lead –Guido Muzzarelli^[2]
Cinematography, Lighting & VFX Director –Joel Aron^[2]
CG Supervisor –Gianni Aliotti^[2]
Pipeline Supervisor –Akanksha Sahu^[2]
Lead Editor –Nicolas Anastassiou^[2]
Editor –Nate Cormier^[2]
Senior Concept Designer –Jim Moore^[2]
Concept Designers –Stephan A. Carey,Dawn Carlos,Clinton Felker,Colas Gauthier,Young Kim,Chris Madden,Christian Piccolo^[2]
Junior Concept Designers –Vivian Ly,Ben Meng^[2]
Senior Color Key Artist –Molly Denmark^[2]
Senior Storyboard Artists –Bosco Ng,Sterling Sheehy^[2]
Storyboard Artists –Taylor Hsieh,Rachel Kim,Daniel Slavin^[2]
Associate Storyboard Artist –Nakea Choy^[2]
Junior Lighter –Alex Shaulis^[2]
Junior Digimatte Artist –Kyra Anastasia Kabler^[2]
Senior Asset Technical Director –Julian Gupner^[2]
Assistant Asset Technical Director –Christopher Wasden^[2]
Asset Technical Assistant –Nathan Allen^[2]
Senior Pipeline Technical Director –Kenneth Steven Ibrahim^[2]
Story Technical Assistant –Iris Yon^[2]
Technical Assistant –Vincent Escueta^[2]
Associate Editor –Alex Rawlings^[2]
1st Assistant Editor –Tarek Karkoutly^[2]
2nd Assistant Editor –Jake Niemeyer^[2]
Colorist –Sean Wells^[2]
Online Editor –Michael Parkinson^[2]
Senior Post Production Manager –Diane Caliva^[2]
Associate Post Production Manager –Julie Kogura^[2]
Post Production Assistant –Julia McIntosh^[2]
Script Supervisor –Amanda Rose Muñoz^[2]
Script Coordinator –Meg Marchand^[2]
Production Manager –Nikki McAusland Liljedahl^[2]
Associate Production Manager of Assets –Max C. Hampton^[2]
Asset Production Assistant –Joshua Huang Kwan^[2]
Associate Production Manager of Story & Layout –Danielle Helsaple^[2]
Story & Layout Production Coordinator –Melina Cuffaro^[2]
Animation Coordinator –Alexis Borchardt^[2]
Lighting & FX Coordinator –Rebecca Norton^[2]
Design Production Assistant –Taylor Chojecki^[2]
Casting Coordinator –Christian Streaty^[2]
Executive Assistant to Athena Yvette Portillo, Brad Rau –Tyra Johnson^[2]
Executive Assistant to Dave Filoni –Camren Brantley-Rios^[2]
Executive Assistant to Carrie Beck –Lissette Cruess^[2]
Manager, Animation Finance –Danika Gernhart^[2]
Senior Production Accountant –Spencer Howerton^[2]
Executive Vice President, Physical Production,Lucasfilm –Momita SenGupta^[2]
Vice President, Animation Production, Lucasfilm Ltd. – Athena Yvette Portillo^[2]
Vice President, Post Production, Lucasfilm Ltd. –Pippa Anderson^[2]
Production Counsel, Lucasfilm Ltd. –Naureen Z. Hoque^[2]
Supervisor, Legal Affairs –Christopher Holm^[2]
Creative Executives, Lucasfilm Story Group –Matt Martin,Jason D. Stein^[2]
Lucasfilm Marketing –Kerri Martin,Erin Feller,Kimberly Trinidad^[2]
Lucasfilm Publicity –Tracy Cannobbio,Kylie Clark^[2]
Lucasfilm Localization –Michael Kohn^[2]

Production Services Provided by –CGCG^[2]

CGCG Production Executives –Ivan C,Andy Tsao^[2]
Executive Producer –Sareana Sun^[2]
Producer –Daisy Fang^[2]
Production Team –Emily Wang,Momo Chen,Joy Li,Grace Yeh^[2]
CGI Supervising Director –Shih-Ming Tay^[2]
Asset Director –Jacky Cheng^[2]
Model Lead –Jing-Wei Shiu^[2]
Modelers –Ling-Hung Tseng,Joy Huang,Shiang-Ting Hung,Yu-Hsien Lin,Siou-Mei Sun,Daco Tang^[2]
Texture Lead –Ehan Xiao^[2]
Texture Artists –Yuan-Shun Wang,Wun-Hai Chung,Cheng-Yi Hsieh,Dan-Hong Le,Pei-Ye Wu,Li-Wei You^[2]
Rigging Lead –Kai-Hung Hsiao^[2]
Riggers –Wei-Ning Chen,Xiao-Yi Ding,Shi-Shuo Hu,Yuan-Chih Peng,Ji-Lai Zhou^[2]
Matte Painting Lead –Bernie Huang^[2]
Matte Painting Arists –Comax Chien,Wen-Liang Feng,Po-Zong Huang,Xiu-Hua Jhang,Xue-Zhen Li,Jia-Yang Xue,Kevin Zuo^[2]
Layout Director –Kathy Lin^[2]
Layout Lead –Xian-Jin Chen^[2]
Layout Artists –Jia Chen,Jia-Ming Huang,Lu-Bin Lin,Ye-Nan Liu^[2]
Animation Directors –Ming-Wei Cheng,Jack Kin-Ting Hsu^[2]
Animation Leads –Xu Ding,Kuo-Lung Wang^[2]
Animators –Cai-Ping Li,Cheng-Wei Chang,Yan-Jyun Chen,Yu-Tai Chen,Ti Hou,Yong-Yi Hu,Blue Hung,Chien-Cheng Lai,Jing-Ru Li,Jessie Liao,Sheng-Yu Liu,Yong-Zhi Sun,Ying-Ying Tsai,Wei Wang,Ze-Peng Wang,Xiao-Ru Wu,Yen-Mei Yu,Peng Zhang,Jia-Qi Zhu^[2]
Cloth Simulation Lead –Zi-Li Wang^[2]
Cloth Simulation Artists –Bing-Ying Chen,Zhi-Peng Lin,Zi-Yang Zhang^[2]
Crowd Lead –Feng-Chuan Yang^[2]
Crowd Artists –Tang Yeh,Jui-Yuan Chang,Chien-Wen Wang^[2]
Lighting Director –Chung-Kai Hsueh^[2]
Lighting Lead –Xin Qiu^[2]
Lighting Artists –Xian-Yang Bao,Feng-Chun Bo,Jie-Wen Deng,Xiao-Le Huang,Ming-Yue Jiang,Jun-Xian Li,Qi-Lin Li,Xin-Yu Ma,Shi-Chuang Mo,Shuo Xu,Cheng Yang,Dong-Yang Yang,Jiao Zhang,Shi-Jian Zhuang^[2]
Special Effect Director –Chia-Hung Chu^[2]
Special Effects Lead –Qian Zhang^[2]
Special Effects Artists –Xin Dong,Zhi-Hao Liu,Yuan-Qing Sun^[2]
Production Technology –Sam Wu,Demon Shing^[2]
CGCG R&D –I Chiang,Ya-Ying Liao^[2]
CGCG System Administration –Hsu-Kuo Kao,Alex Wang^[2]
CGCG Communication –Diana Chen^[2]

Dialogue Recording Services by –The L.A. Studios^[2]

Recording Engineer –Carlos Sotolongo^[2]
Dialogue Editor – Carlos Sotolongo^[2]

Additional Music by –David Russell,Sean Kiner,Deana Kiner,Nolan Markey^[2]
Scoring Mixer –Mark Evans^[2]
Music Editor –Peter Lam^[2]

Post Production Sound Services provided by –Skywalker Sound, a Lucasfilm Ltd. Company, Marin County, California^[2]

Supervising Sound Editor, Sound Designer & Re-Recording Mixer –David W. Collins^[2]
Supervising Sound Editor –Matthew Wood^[2]
Sound Editor –Justin Doyle^[2]
Foley Supervisor –Frank Rinella^[2]
Foley Editor & Artist –Kimberly Patrick^[2]
Foley Artist –Margie O'Malley^[2]

Lucasfilm Ltd.^[2]

President, Lucasfilm Ltd. –Kathleen Kennedy^[2]
SVP, Live Action Development & Production –Michelle Rejwan^[2]
EVP/General Manager –Lynwen Brennan, CBE^[2]
VP, Franchise Content & Strategy –James Waugh^[2]
VP, Production Finance –Joseph Cho^[2]
VP, Publicity & Communications –Lynne Hale^[2]
VP, Finance –Lori Aultman^[2]
VP, Human Resources –Blaire Chaput^[2]
VP, Franchise Marketing & Integrated Planning –Megan Crumpacker^[2]
VP, Franchise Assets & Publicity –Chris Argyropoulos^[2]
VP, Marketing & Franchise Creative –Anna Yeager^[2]
Supervisor, International Marketing –Barbara Gamlen^[2]
SVP, Business & Legal Affairs –Rhonda Hjort^[2]
Supervisor, Franchise Content & Strategy –Steve Blank^[2]
VP, Business Affairs & Legal Counsel –Raymond Wu,Kensie Kim^[2]
Supervisor, Physical Production Technology –Lori Gianino^[2]
Supervisor, Physical & Post Production –Gary Thompson^[2]
Counsel –Alexis Donoghoe^[2]
Supervisor, Communications & Internal Events –Alison Fisker^[2]
Supervisor, Post Production –Mike Blanchard^[2]
Supervisor, LVP & Creative Content –Trisha Brunner^[2]
Senior Clearance Specialist –Angela Lupinetti^[2]
Supervisor, Franchise Digital Assets –Gabrielle Levenson^[2]
Supervisor, Learning –Danielle O'Hare^[2]
Supervisor, Diversity & Inclusion –Queen Denchukwu^[2]
Studio Team –Shahana Alam,Lisa Aron,Susan Brown,Ian Bucknole,Zack Bunker,Alex Castillo,Dylan Coates,Paul Debaun,Ty Duxbury,Tim Fogarty,Greg Garson,Jason Geiger,Alberto Gonzalez Lopez,Eric Haber,John Hannon,David Higgins,Akira Hiyama,Laura Holliday,Phil Hom,Amir Hosseinzadeh,Jill Jacobs,Jay Kashiwabara,Akash Kumar,Frank La Monaca,Kristie Ling,Bruce Marchant,Matt Marquess,Matt Martinis,Corinne Medeiros,Yves Metraux,Billy Mitchell,Jeff Nagasuga,Jeffrey Odell,Harrison Parker,Kevin Parker,Nick Proulx,Nick Provenzano,John Relosa,Jeroen (J.) Schulte,Jason Schultz,Randy Severson,Ted Slominski,Calvin Smith,Charlie Smith,Gregory St. Germain,Jenna Starr,Doug Thomas,Jill Thomas,Leandre Thomas,Caitlin Torsney,Tony Tran,Pete Vilmur,Renee Yang,Kevin Yost,Stacey Zimmerman^[2]
Rights and Clearances by –Barbour & Company,Cassandra Barbour^[2]

Appearances[]

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By type

Characters	Organisms	Droid models	Events	Locations
Organizations and titles	Sentient species	Vehicles and vessels	Weapons and technology	Miscellanea

Characters

AZI-345211896246498721347 "AZI-3"
Bolo
CT-8801(First appearance)
Dooku(Mentioned only)
Echo
Phee Genoa(First appearance)
Hunter
Ketch
Omega
Ciddarin Scaleback
Tech
"Wilco"(First appearance)
Wrecker

Organisms

Crab
- Aggrocrab(First appearance)
Feline(as doll)
- Cat(as doll)
  - Tooka(as doll)
Houjix(as dejarik piece)
Kintan strider(as dejarik piece)
K'lor'slug(as dejarik piece)
Molator(as dejarik piece)
Monnok(as dejarik piece)
Ng'ok(as dejarik piece)

Droid models

Medical droid
- AZ-series surgical assistant droid

Events

Clone Wars(Indirect mention only)
- Battle of Coruscant(Indirect mention only)
Imperial Era
- Crab Heist(First appearance)
- Occupation of Serenno(First appearance)
  - Bombardment of Serenno(First mentioned)
  - Operation on Serenno(First appearance)
    - Mission to Castle Serenno(First appearance)
- Escape from Kamino(Mentioned only)
- Fall of Tipoca City(Indirect mention only)
- Rescue of Hunter(Indirect mention only)

Locations

The galaxy
- Kamino(Mentioned only)
- Mid Rim Territories
  - Bright Jewel sector
    - Bright Jewel system
      - Ord Mantell
        Ord Mantell City
        Black Sun stronghold
        Cid's Parlor
- Outer Rim Territories
  - Aynaboni(First appearance)
  - D'Astan sector
    - Serenno system
      - Serenno
        Castle Serenno
        Dooku's great hall
        Eastern ridge(First appearance)
        Serenno City(Ruins only)
        Upper forest region(First appearance)

Organizations and titles

Clone Force 99
Confederacy of Independent Systems(Mentioned only)
- Count(Mentioned only)
  - Count of Serenno(Mentioned only)
Galactic Empire
- Imperial Military
  - Imperial Army
    - Stormtrooper Corps
      - Wilco's company(First appearance)
        Security team(First appearance)
        Transport team(First appearance)
        Wilco's squad(First appearance)
      - Stormtrooper
        Clone trooper
        Clone trooper pilot
        Clone trooper officer
        Clone Captain
  - Imperial Navy
    - Imperial Starfighter Corps
Galactic Republic(Mentioned only)
Information broker
Jedi(Mentioned only)
Mercenary
Officer
- Captain
Pirate
Soldier
Trooper

Sentient species

Human
- Clone
  - Genetically defective clone
Ithorian
Mantellian Savrip(as dejarik piece)
Trandoshan
Weequay

Vehicles and vessels

Pod
- Escape pod
Starship
- Freighter
  - Bulk freighter
    - Class four container transport
- Shuttle
  - Delta-class T-3c shuttle(Mentioned only)
  - Lambda-class T-4a shuttle(Mentioned only)
  - Omicron-class attack shuttle
    - Marauder
      - Omega's Room
- Starfighter
  - Delta-series
    - Alpha-3Nimbus-class V-wing starfighter

Weapons and technology

Miscellanea

Atmosphere
Bone(Illustrated on headband)
Bridge
City
Clothing
- Goggles
- Hat
Cyborg
Doll
- Tooka doll
  - Lula
Dooku's war chest(First appearance)
- Currency
  - Credit
    - Credit chip
Foodstuff
- Alcohol
Gambling
Hyperspace
Language
- Galactic Basic Standard
  - "Clanker"(mentioned inAurebesh onslot machine)
- Writing
  - Aurebesh
Ocean
Planet
Plant
- Tree
Plastoid
Seal of Serenno
Water

Sources[]

Notes and references[]

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↑Per the reasoninghere, the seventh and eighth episodes ofThe Bad Batch Season 2, "The Clone Conspiracy" and "Truth and Consequences," can be placed in18 BBY. Therefore, all Season 2 episodes proceeding "The Clone Conspiracy" occur between19 BBY, which features the end ofThe Bad Batch Season 1 according toStar Wars: Timelines, and 18BBY. TheGalactic Empire, theformation of whichStar Wars: Timelines dates to 19 BBY, sentMayday's squad toBarton IV over ayear prior to the events of the twelfth episode, "The Outpost." As it occurs over a year into theImperial Era and is set shortly after the events of "Truth and Consequences," the events of "The Outpost" occur around 18 BBY. Following that logic, the ninth through eleventh episodes ("The Crossing" through "Metamorphosis") are also set around 18 BBY because they occur between the events of "Truth and Consequences" and "The Outpost." Finally, all season 2 episodes set after "The Outpost" occur shortly after its events, thereby placing those episodes around 18 BBY as well.

External links[]

"Spoils of War" on theAurebesh Wiki

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