Star Wars: The Bad Batch focuses on developing its diverse characters, especially the members of Clone Force 99. Among them, Echo stands out due to his unique journey. Unlike his teammates, Echo’s skills aren’t genetic but are shaped by his experiences.

Echo first appeared in The Clone Wars as a regular clone. Over time, he evolved from a new recruit to an ARC trooper, showcasing his growth and adaptability. Despite facing challenges, Echo’s determination and quick thinking made him a memorable character in The Clone Wars.

In Season 3, Episode 13, “Into the Breach,” Echo gets his moment to shine. He demonstrates his heroism, quick thinking, and combat skills, proving his worth as an ARC trooper. This episode highlights Echo’s capabilities, finally giving justice to his character.

While other members of Clone Force 99 have genetic advantages, Echo relies on his training and experiences. He was trained in the Domino Squad, where he initially struggled to work with his team. However, his determination and skills caught the attention of Captain Rex, leading to his promotion as an ARC trooper.

Echo’s life takes a dramatic turn when he is captured on Skako Minor and turned into a cyborg. Rescued by Rex and the Bad Batch, Echo joins Clone Force 99, bringing his unique perspective and skills to the team. Though he doesn’t have a designated role like his teammates, Echo’s experience makes him a valuable member of the squad.

In The Bad Batch, Echo’s role is often unclear. Even with his cybernetic arm, which lets him connect with computers, his place on the team isn’t set. Tech usually handles tech tasks, leaving Echo without a clear role. But in “Into the Breach,” Echo steps up.

The team needs to rescue Omega from Tantiss, but they don’t know where she is. Echo plans to get the coordinates from an Imperial ship. However, the ship leaves before they can get the info. Echo decides to sneak onto the ship and disable its sensors to help the team.

Echo sneaks onto the ship without being seen. He then hacks into the ship’s computer, setting off an alarm. He quickly defeats the guard without alerting others. Echo’s creativity, planning, and combat skills shine here. While others could handle parts of this mission, Echo handles it all by himself.