Kriff Yeah! I Definitely Want To Use This In A Fanfic, Especially Cause My In My AU Omega Gets To Hang

Kriff yeah! I definitely want to use this in a fanfic, especially cause my in my AU Omega gets to hang out with many more of her brothers, prior to Order 66. This is gonna be a fun thing to write…

One of my favorite things I have seen in Bad Batch fan works and headcanons is Omega learning (and repeating) a curse word not from Crosshair, the problem child youngest brother, but from Echo, the responsible mom of the group.

Omega in my Star Wars AU

So basically, this is an AU where a couple clones found Omega after the. Battle of Kamino and smuggled her off the planet. She got passed between ships until she ended up with the 212th. She’s also force sensitive in this AU. So Obi-Wan finds out about Omega and ends up taking her on as a padawan.  Here are some Dollifys I made yesterday for this AU. (Just a note the blonde hair color with this skin tone on dollify makes it look lighter than a dark hair color)

Omega age 10 (left) & 11 (right) (seasons 3-6) designs

Omega age 12 (left) & 13 (right) (season 7 of Clone Wars and Post Order 66)  her post Order 66 outfit is inspired by her Bad Batch s2 outfit

And finally we have Omega age 26 (left) and ~40 (right) for the Rebellion and New Republic Eras

I’m also dying on this hill now. I am ace and am currently questioning if I might be somewhere on the aro spectrum

they're in love in a way only aspec people can fully understand and i'm dying on this hill

Ahsoka and Omega in my AU, although I might redesign Omega’s jedi outfit.  Ahsoka is like an older sister to Omega, and as they say Aliit ori’shya tal’din (family is more than blood)

This theory has me sold. It sounds as believable as anything. 

Gus knew what he was doing

            I ADORE the little theory @ghostlyfae23 just suggested to me, that Gus very much knew Hunter was a Grimwalker throughout all of Thanks to Them, hence this moment in King’s Tide;

         And that it wasn’t that he didn’t intend to bring it up! Gus just didn’t want to confront Hunter, he wanted to give the kid space to grow into this and comfortably mention it on his own terms, subtly nudging him in the right direction. Hence, recommending the Cosmic Frontier series. Finding a character whose situation EXACTLY matches Hunter’s and can provide hope for him, and mentioning him last for Hunter to dwell on. Assigning him as Chief Engineer O’Bailey, the clever bastard!!!

         When Gus sees the Wittebane statue, it’s not just him noticing an uncanny resemblance to Hunter in this Caleb dude; It’s him knowing. And he’s concerned!

         But he doesn’t want Hunter to panic with a blatant intervention, so like any subtle illusionist, Gus cleverly guides Hunter along this path, employs his cleverest and most well-hidden trick yet, perfectly conceals his knowledge, and it works.

        Kid has generally been emotionally aware of his older brother, and can read Hunter like an open book; He doesn’t need Graye’s mirror to see past the façade. So I totally subscrive to the theory that Gus knew, he knew exactly what he was doing with the Cosmic Frontier books, the mention of O’Bailey, and it was ALL according to keikaku… At least, until Belos sort of made the Grimwalker reveal a bit early and out of Hunter’s hands, took that ‘Coming out of the Closet’ metaphor from him.

         But on the other hand, Hunter coming to terms with himself earlier proved a vital step in overcoming his uncle, so GOOD FOR GUS! He and Flapjack both saved Hunter. And Camila. And everyone else! Gus Porter the Miracle Worker, everybody!

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