The first character posters from Star Wars: The Bad Batch season 2 reunite us with Omega, Hunter, and Echo
We are just days away from fresh new episodes of Star Wars: The Bad Batch and Disney+ is upping the ante. Before the dust has had a chance to settle on the festive period, the streamer has dropped three glorious new character posters from the new season. And as expected, they reunite us with some old friends.
The series returns to Disney+ on January 4th, and to welcome us back to the Galaxy far, far away… Omega, Hunter, and Echo have arrived on three glossy new one-sheets. As expected, the trio is depicted in various battle poses that hint at an action-packed new season. And with our anticipations already piqued, the new episodes are a shoo-in to see 2023 in with a bang. But don’t take my word for it. Check out the new posters below.
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The new season is already shaping up to be some of the best Star Wars content we’ve seen for a while. Trust us, we’ve already seen a bunch of incredible episodes. And to help build the excitement, our pals at Disney+ have shared the episode release schedule to give you all the tools you need for a wonderful season. Bookmark it below and turbo-charge your 2023 calendars.
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Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 2 premieres on Disney+ on January 4th, 2023.
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