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I fear for the future of our operation, we must ensure our clones remain essential.

The original genetic material from Django Fatt continues to degrade.

Then it is time to begin the next phase. If your experiment can yield a superior clone,

it will secure our relationship with this empire. Such a contingency cannot be created

without a direct source. The clones required will not return willingly.

They are Caminoan property, and we only need one. Our survival hinges on it.

Hey there everyone, thank you for joining me for another episode of Star Wars Theory.

So in episode 3 of the Bad Batch, Nalasey reveals that Django Fatt's DNA is no longer

as usable as it once was. Now this, in my opinion, is due to the years of constant

cloning and use. Most likely cloning off of cloned cells. So like a photocopy of a photocopy

of a photocopy. Or the cells just aren't as saturated as they once were between the Fent

to Manus and Attack of the Clones. When they were making the Republic's army, now you

may ask, why did they keep using Django's DNA? What's so special about him? He's just

a man. I'm really excited for this episode. Let's dive in.

Let's begin. Well, for a more detailed explanation, go read the comic Django Fatt open seasons.

In there, it shows Duku while he was a Jedi. And we observe his point of view as he sees

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