Star Wars: The Bad Batch

Dr. Emerie Karr blends into the crowd of Imperial medical professionals working inside the secret labs at Mount Tantiss. A diligent worker who seems to have some compassion for the clone prisoners on her exam table, Dr. Karr believes that resisting the Empire's experimentation is futile.

Young Omega travels the galaxy with her brothers, Clone Force 99, as a formidable member of the team who has learned to use her trusty energy bow with great skill. Before the Empire came to power, Omega served as a medical assistant to Nala Se on the clone's homeworld of Kamino. After spending her life working in Tipoca City, the product of the Kaminoans cloning experimentation, Omega now puts her curious mind and intelligence to use for good in a rapidly changing galaxy.

Clone Commander Scorch understands the sensitive nature of the Empire's scientific studies. After one cloning experiment gets loose on the world of Silla, Scorch diligently assists his fellow soldiers in corralling the panicked villagers and escorting them off world to ensure that the Empire remains fully in control of the situation.

On Coruscant, Naval Intelligence Headquarters serves as the epicenter for the Empire's naval operations. A homebase for mission command, the hub is also the last stop for clone troopers at the end of their service as they ready for retirement at the start of the stormtrooper program.

As Kamino’s chief medical scientist, Nala Se played a key role in engineering the Grand Army of the Republic — and worked to protect the army’s secrets. She cared for clones injured on the battlefield, supervising their rehabilitation even when Separatist attacks threatened her own life as well as the lives of soldiers, and kept the experimental clone called Omega as her medical assistant. But Nala Se had a ruthless side as well. Following the orders of Count Dooku — whom she knew as Lord Tyranus — she sought to conceal knowledge of the bio-chips implanted in the clones to ensure that they obeyed protocols such as Order 66. After the dawn of the Empire, she was taken prisoner following the destruction of Tipoca City and stationed at the Imperial facility at Mount Tantiss. In her defeat, she was made to serve the Emperor in his quest for control over the cloning process.

Amid the refuse specked and graffitied streets of Ord Mantell, Cid operates a dank, underground parlor. Patrons mingle at gaming tables while Cid tends bar, turning away newcomers who look like trouble or don't seem to have credits to spend.

A battered veteran of the Clone Wars, at the dawn of the Empire Saw Gerrera continues to lead a band of insurgents and extremists, the first of what will become countless rebel cells locked in a civil war with the Empire. Saw loses much in his decades of combat, but occasional flashes of the charismatic and caring man he once was shine through his calloused exterior. Even in his later years, when Gerrera is bunkered on the ancient world of Jedha, coordinating a prolonged insurgency against the Imperial occupation, his ailing health does little to wither his resolve to fight.

An elite clone commando thought lost at the grueling Battle of Sarrish, CC-5576-39 survived a shuttle crash that left him stranded on the distant world of Abafar, stripped of memory and identity. He was found and rehabilitated by Mr. Borkus, an unscrupulous diner owner in the dusty town of Pons Ora. When the Republic agents of D-Squad discovered Gregor, they rekindled his memories of duty, service, and honor, and the commando reclaimed his armor and fought to a spectacular finish to ensure D-Squad carried out its crucial mission. Although he returned to form, the birth of the Empire left Gregor in the unenviable position of training the soldiers due to replace his clone brothers.

Cold, quick, and calculating, Crosshair was once a member of Clone Force 99. After Order 66, he is among the countless clone soldiers committed to the Empire. A no-nonsense warrior who detested working with "regs," or normal clones, Crosshair once served as the Bad Batch's sniper. His sharp vision gives him superior accuracy and, as a result, an air of superiority. His ability to neutralize a target at tremendous distance using his customized 773 Firepuncher rifle makes him an invaluable soldier to the Emperor and a threat to all those who fail to fall in line.

An ancient creature accidentally unearthed on Malastare during an intense battle of the Clone Wars, the zillo beast was a monster of legend. The enormous animal proved to be nearly invulnerable to Republic weaponry, prompting intense interest from then-Chancellor Palpatine. At his order, the creature was incapacitated and transported to a secure research facility on Coruscant, before it broke free and terrorized the capital. In the era of the Empire, Emperor Palpatine's scientists continue to work on harnessing the species' natural gifts, with disastrous consequences. On one occasion, an Imperial craft carrying a modified version of the creature crash-landed on the world of Silla, leaving the modified zillo to blindly hunt for power sources, gulping at energy conduits to propel its rapid growth, and feasting on one of the planet's solar farms.

Accessible by sky rail, Raven's Peak is a highly controlled military compound on the world of Eriadu. Run by Grand Moff Tarkin, it's the perfect location for clandestine meetings with Tarkin's council of trusted advisors as these high-ranking officials discuss the Empire's technological advancements in the regime's early days. However, it quickly becomes the target of factions who seek to overthrow the Empire.

At the dawn of the Empire, the mountainous Outer Rim world of Eriadu is an Imperial stronghold due to the presence of a secure compound controlled by Grand Moff Tarkin. The elite, high-ranking official holds clandestine meetings there with top advisors tasked with controlled some of the Empire's most precious resources.