How did the Rebel really get going? picture alliance/picture alliance/Getty ImagesĪlthough the Batch doesn’t join Rex right away in his efforts (at least not in Episode 7) the show is, perhaps without meaning to, showing us the earliest formation of the Rebel Alliance. Bad Batch is unpacking the earliest Rebels This means that prior to A New Hope, the Rebellion was always being run by two types of people: those totally in the shadows, and those who lived out in the open but were secretly supporting the cause. In Rogue One, we learn that both Bail Organa and Mon Mothma leave the hidden Rebel base on Yavin IV because they have to keep up appearances in the senate. Even when Organa and Mothma were high-ranking remembers of the Alliance, their involvement was mostly secret up until the events of A New Hope.
Bail, and later his daughter Leia, were legitimate representatives of Alderaan in the “Imperial Senate.” Ditto Mon Mothma, who was a senator from Chandrila. Eventually, the Rebellion gets its act together, but who were the early players in making that happen?Īgain, conventional wisdom pushes us closer toward the big political players like Bail Organa and Mon Mothma. Basically, there’s a bunch of various Rebel cells, but they don’t always cooperate with each other effectively.
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This is telling because the Rebellion is technically called “The Alliance to Restore the Republic.” (That’s the actual name of the organization.)īut, as demonstrated in the series Rebels, the coordination of this effort is a little scattershot, even five years before the events of A New Hope. Toward the end of “Battle Scars,” Rex makes it clear that he and others are still fighting for the Republic, even though it doesn’t exist anymore. After digging the graves of the other clones they fought with during the Seige of Mandalore, Rex and Ahsoka parted ways for a while.īut is Rex still in touch with Ahsoka during the events of The Bad Batch? And more importantly, is he a founding member of the Rebellion? Rex still believes in the Republic If you’re wondering where Ahsoka is at this point in the timeline, that question was actually answered way back in the 2016 novel Ahsoka by E.K. In a small Easter egg, we actually glimpse this Republic-era Y-wing parked next to the Batch’s shuttle. Turns out the secret hologram person in Episode 6 was Rex - not Bail Organa or Ahsoka.Ĭhronologically, Rex was last seen stealing a Y-wing with Ahsoka Tano in The Clone Wars finale. They’re helped along with this process by the sudden reappearance of Captain Rex, everyone’s favorite clone from The Clone Wars. “Battle Scars” mostly focuses on the Batch getting their inhibitor chips removed so they don’t turn all murder-y with latent Order 66 action. Warning! Spoilers ahead for The Bad Batch, Episode 7, “Battle Scars.” But, the question is, what happened in between The Bad Batch and Rebels? It looks like a certain Clone Wars hero was also a behind-the-scenes proto-Rebel. In the latest episode of The Bad Batch - “Battle Scars” - Star Wars history gets another slight revision. Seems pretty clear, right? Bail Organa and Mon Mothma started the Rebellion? Except, maybe not exactly. In a scene called “Seeds of Rebellion”, Mon Mothma (Genevieve O'Reilly), tells Padmé Amidala that she and Bail Organa are trying to form an “alliance in the senate” to stop Palpatine from gaining too much power. Who founded the Rebellion against the Empire? Around 2006, a deleted scene from Revenge of the Sith would have seemingly answered this question neatly and made you the ruler of your local bar trivia night.
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