Lyana

A treasure hunter and adventure-seeker with an eye for priceless artifacts, Phee Genoa prefers to be seen as a liberator of ancient wonders rather than a pirate. Although Clone Force 99 grows tired of her ever-evolving storytelling, young Omega is enthralled by a way of life that promises excitement and financial stability. And after helping the Bad Batch find a slower pace on Pabu and developing a special affinity for Tech, Phee has become a trusted ally and friend to the squad.

The moonyo are native to the tropical world of Pabu, a brightly colored species of inquisitive creatures that are friendly to settlers.

Omega travels the galaxy with her brothers, Clone Force 99, as a formidable member of their squad. Before the Empire came to power, she served as a medical assistant to Nala Se on the clone's homeworld of Kamino, spending her life working in Tipoca City. Omega is herself a product of the Kaminoans cloning experimentation. Although skilled with her energy bow and other weapons, Omega now puts her curious mind and intelligence to use for the good of her found family and their very survival, relying on her strategic thinking and compassion as they eke out a new life for themselves in a changing galaxy.

The gregarious Mayor of Pabu, Shep Hazard welcomes refugees to the hidden island as if they're already his kin. With other family members, including Phee Genoa and his daughter, Lyana, Shep has carved out a peaceful existence in a tumultuous time for the galaxy.

When Lyana Hazard needs some time away from the friendly island where the Hazards make their home, she takes the small family boat into the open water. But a perfectly safe excursion can turn treacherous when natural tremors ripple through the ocean floor below.

In the unusual group of specialist clone commandos called Clone Force 99 (or the Bad Batch), Tech is the computer and weapons specialist and easily the most talkative of the group. With his data analysis skills, he can puzzle through technical issues at speeds even faster than some droids. But sometimes his matter-of-fact outlook on the situation fails to consider the emotions of other members of his squad, like Omega.