The Bad Batch is the latest Star Wars animated series to stick the landing. Now that it has ended, we look at its impact on the larger narrative.

Star Wars: The Bad Batch concluded its three-season run on May 1 with a shocking finale that demands to be unpacked.

Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3 ended the series with Episode 15, titled The Cavalry Has Arrived.

“Star Wars: The Bad Batch” is an animated show from a galaxy far, far away that touches nearly every corner of the franchise.

Related: How Is Asajj Ventress Still Alive in Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3? But what ultimately defines the Death Troopers is their above-average mental and physical attributes.

The Star Wars galaxy’s clone troopers don’t age like regular humans – and The Bad Batch ‘s Clone Force 99 is certainly no exception.

The recent episode of Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 3 featured a surprising new armor for the TK Trooper which became a point of contention for some fans who are wondering about their new look.

The first reviews for The Bad Batch season 3 are in – and critics are praising the animated Star Wars show for a strong and confident final installment.

Just because Star Wars: The Bad Batch is ending with Season 3 doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t see any more of Omega.

The end of Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 2 left fans reeling after Tech died — or at least appeared to die — while tracking Doctor Hemlock in the finale. With the titular Bad Batch fractured ...

Disney's Star Wars: The Bad Batch is coming back for one last ride with a third and final season with Lucasfilm announcing the news on the fourth day of the Star Wars Celebration 2023 event.