The Star Wars soundtrack always has been one of its most iconic trademarks. John Williams with the movies, Ludwig Gorannson with the live action shows and of course the legendary Kevin Kiner with the animated shows. The last two episodes serve as an example for his masterclass art work.
This episode even starts with a loud sound, my soundbar let the floor erupt. Goosebumps from the first second on, not many shows manage to do this.
But throughout the episode it keeps up the quality. Being it the dark, menacing sound of Mount Tantiss or the infamous Bad Batch Theme in a different variation. I wanted this review to focus on this man's precious work. Thank you Kevin Kiner, for everything!
Now to the story. The Bad Batch still tries to get the coordinates to Tantiss with the help of Rampart. They break into an imperial space station and copple their ship on a science freighter that heads toward the secret base.
Meanwhile Omega prepares the kids to escape the facility.
Now everything has been prepared for a great finale, that we will get, I am sure of it. The hype is real!
This episode even starts with a loud sound, my soundbar let the floor erupt. Goosebumps from the first second on, not many shows manage to do this.
But throughout the episode it keeps up the quality. Being it the dark, menacing sound of Mount Tantiss or the infamous Bad Batch Theme in a different variation. I wanted this review to focus on this man's precious work. Thank you Kevin Kiner, for everything!
Now to the story. The Bad Batch still tries to get the coordinates to Tantiss with the help of Rampart. They break into an imperial space station and copple their ship on a science freighter that heads toward the secret base.
Meanwhile Omega prepares the kids to escape the facility.
Now everything has been prepared for a great finale, that we will get, I am sure of it. The hype is real!