Tbbecho Stories

After becoming the sergeant of a not-even-squad consisting solely of herself and Echo, Omega had genuinely lost hope of seeing her little brothers again. She didn't expect it to change. Until it did.

Hunter never really thought there was a connection between the clones' vampire abilities and the fact that the Jedi share a heightened version of it, and why would he? It's not until after Order 66 when the Empire captures him that he realizes there's way more to both the galaxy and the clones' creation than he realized. But mostly? He just wants to go home.

In the aftermath of Order 66, former Jedi Padawan Ahsoka Tano struggles with the trauma and guilt the experience put her through. One day, she gets a call from a friend she hasn't seen in a while. Rex. He needs a favor, but it will mean conquering the demons of her past. Will she receive help in return, or will she be alone yet again? This story is not canonical, so I don't own anything except for the plot. Just so you know, there will be a major plot building and you will want to be around to read it. I'm going to try to update as often as I can, about every two weeks, so I hope you stick around. Hope you like it! ON HOLD until further notice.

It's been months since the formation of the Empire. Months since Crosshair's life fell apart and was pieced back together with their new little sister. As the Bad Batch searches for a home amidst the chaos, for peace amidst themselves, an assassin picks up their trail, and there's only one place that can lead them - back to the Inquisitors. (Jedi AU)

What if the Bad Batch lost Hunter? Leaderless and adrift, Clone Force 99 is scattered across the galaxy. Hunter swears loyalty to the Empire. Echo leaves in search of a long-lost brother. Crosshair goes with Tech, Wrecker, and Omega to live in hiding. But they are a family, and it is inevitable that their paths will cross once more. And when they do...

In which Crosshair became a vampire somewhere after Bracca and turns Hunter, but nothing goes according to what either of them hoped.

Hunter doesn't remember what happened after he died. He just remembers Crosshair shooting him through the heart on Ryloth and waking up in a strange place in front of an even stranger Sith. Only, he's in the body of a nine-year-old, and the remainder of his squad are about to walk into a suicide mission which will lead them straight back to Crosshair.

The Clones have accepted dragons as part of their lives, but not all are so accepting. Some still see them as monsters, still trying to weaponize them, which leads Emerie and her brothers back to their land of origin. Mandalore.

The Bad Batch are on Teth when they stumble through a portal through space and time, stumbling onto a planet they've never seen, absorbing powers they've never heard of. As they struggle with their newfound abilities and family reunions, visions from far away don't let them rest. Unknowingly, they awoke an ancient power on Mortis that follows everywhere they go.

A part of the Bad Batch Fic Exchange on Tumblr. After a mission goes sideways, Tech admits he likes your softer side. Set during TBB Season 2.

This one-shot book is a compliment to my book, STAR WARS - THE BAD BATCH: Project SAC-1 and will feature one-shots of any variety :) Maybe there'll also be art :D

The clones have been dragon killers for generations. Emerie thought no differently of it, always trying to prover herself to their father, but when she defeats her first dragon in combat, she can't bring herself to kill it. Maybe there's more to the creatures than she realizes. Maybe they're not the real enemy.

After Tantiss's destruction, Emerie is left trying to find her place in the galaxy. Her brother's missions are simple, but her own is the hardest of all - trying to learn what it means to be a person when she's been deprived of that freedom her entire life.

Hunter falls on Eriadu instead of Tech, leaving his squad to pick up the broken pieces. Together on Pabu, they realize exactly how hard to impossible it is to grieve the loss of the one who held them together. Their lives as soldiers are meant to be over - until a mysterious assassin starts tracking them on Teth.

One of Hemlock's operatives, Crosshair remembers nothing of his past. At least not until he runs into what's left of Clone Force 99. Bit by bit, he starts to remember his brothers and begins to realize that another one of the CXs working with him may have once been one of them.

It's been months since Kamino's destruction, and the Bad Batch have been avoiding the Empire ever since. Their family is together, no matter how shaky it may feel. That doesn't mean adventures are anywhere near an end. (Or, the second season time in a Hunter-Crosshair role-swap, where they stayed together after Kamino)

Emerie's always wanted to meet her other mutated brothers, and then the Empire's formation makes leaving with them possible. (Emerie-Omega role-swap of sorts)

Not so long ago, the Jedi were known as the peacekeepers of the galaxy. Everything changed when the war came. It rounded up all it could, as trauma is best experienced shared. They don't call it trauma-bonding for nothing. Her path wasn't to act as a Jedi Knight, she forged a different path. Yet, she answered when the knock came. She had to. She learned all she could about military tactic and how war could change a person. Even though it wasn't as planned, she was content with her place during the war. She had grown used to it, learned to accept it. But, like everything, the war had to come to an end and become one with the force - a thing of the past. An unfortunate and devastating event landed her on the team of Clone Force 99. The horrors didn't end there.

A collection of Bad Batch one-shots. See the individual chapters for plots.

n the aftermath of Tantiss's destruction, CX-5 and her brothers pick themselves up. Hemlock's last standing orders were to put down the clone rebellion, and that's all they have. With their hunt comes Clone Force 99 and other familiar but unremembered faces, and for the first time in her life, CX-5 finds herself questioning where she thought she belonged.