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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Clone Force 99 seemingly had a contingency plan for every possible situation, and they conveniently numbered them each time one came up in Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Clone Force 99 was one of the most effective and deadly fighting forces in the entire galaxy, and part of the reason they were so good is because of how prepared they were.
Plan 00 might also reveal something about the naming conventions used by the Bad Batch for its plans. Plan 00, like several of the more simple and generally applicable plans in their arsenal, featured a double number. That might be a way to distinguish them from other, more complicated plans so that they could be easily recognized and remembered.
There isn't much known about Plan 7, as it was only ever referenced as part of a joke. In The Bad Batch season 1, episode 8, Crosshair had trapped the rest of the squad inside the wreckage of a Republic star destroyer, and he was preparing to eliminate them all by turning the engine on. As they scrambled to develop a strategy to escape, Wrecker suggested using Plan 7, to which Echo responded, "Plan 7 has nothing to do with this situation whatsoever.
4 Plan 72 Season 3, Episode 3, "Shadows of Tantiss" Before she was captured and taken to Mount Tantiss, Tech taught Omega every one of Clone Force 99's plans. That knowledge came in handy when she and Crosshair had to make an emergency exit. To do so, they used Plan 72, which involved the members of the squad splitting up, with some distracting the enemy forces while the others completed some objective.
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