Kallus once again compliments his superior, Pryce, and is also shut down, like with Vader back in "The Siege of Lothal".The squad that fires at Kanan and Ezra so that they can reflect it at the proton bombs is called D-Squad, the same name as Colonel Gascon's squad of astromechs in one of the arcs of The Clone Wars.As we all know, the Clone Army fought against the Droid Army during the Clone Wars.Rex suggests telling Ezra about the Battle of Geonosis.He's possibly referring to Cut Lawquane from "The Deserter". Rex mentions there were a few "exceptions" of clones that manage to live outside of the structure and occupation of their programming as soldiers.
At the end of the arc, he was reassigned to Agamar, where this episode happens to take place. The leader of the holdout is General Kalani, last seen in the Onderon arc of The Clone Wars.A Separatist Sheathipede-class transport shuttle is used to replace it, which is christened the Phantom II in its honor. The Phantom was destroyed in "Steps Into Shadow".An old Separatist shuttle is used to replace the Phantom.They also lack their characteristic numbers this time around. Unfortunately, the droids have seen far better days and are severely lacking in equipment, having only a handful of droidekas as their heavy support with no tanks or artillery. Prequel Trilogy/Clone Wars-era battle droids against Original Trilogy Stormtroopers and AT-AT Walkers.Once Kalani lays out his plan to "win" the Clone Wars, Zeb is kept as a hostage for the others to rescue. Badass in Distress: Rex, Kanan, Ezra, and Zeb are captured by Kalani.Astonishingly Appropriate Interruption: Zeb finishes off Ezra's Armour-Piercing Question by saying "the Empire", not because he was answering it, but because they're currently landing on the planet.
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