#ghost crew swr

[seizethegay420]

One of the things that I don't understand in Star Wars is the way they handle blockades. Like in s3 of Rebels when Thrawn attacks Atollon

I've never understood why they don't just go around the planet??? Like, there's no imperials there???

Like, surely they all would've been able to escape that way? There's no way that there's only one hyperspace lane to get off planet, and it's not like their goal was to travel directly to Yavin IV either. They could also travel to the other side on the surface of the planet too if space travel isn't an option.

Am I just dumb? Is it explained why they can't do that and I'm just an idiot?

[sabellart]

ghost crew pre-ezra

based on this pic

[loth-creatures]

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MAY THE 4TH BE WITH YOU FUCKERS

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[aaeeart]

got inspired for a few pre Rebels doodles

[cameoliob]

I love the idea of Kalluzeb having a friends to besties to lovers arc bcause the chance of an interaction like this happening grows by at least 112%

[soranatus]

Star Wars: The Rebel Files (2018) - The Ghost Crew | Illustration by Isaac Hannaford

“General, The Spectres are the real deal. Though small in number, they’ve executed some big ops thus far.”

[tyquu]

Ah I remember my question now!! Since Ezra is a growing boy, how does that impact his prosthetic use? I'm assuming they can't just go get him refitted like normal... do they help him resize? Do they build new parts? Or help him find some?

Hiii!! :D) So I doodled out my thoughts as I pondered this question but my handwriting is ass so��� I’m also gonna write a little summary too!

Ezra's first Prosthetic was given to him by the same people who performed the amputation on his leg in the first place. Some concerned Lothali citizens who couldn't bare to watch him hop around on his severely infected leg any longer. 12 year old Ezra was pretty pissed about it though (understandably). It didn't help that his first prosthetic was old as balls and awful to walk on.

Thankfully, using bits n bobs he'd collected out on the streets, Ezra was able to tighten the loose hinges at the joints and modify the top to fit better. Alas, he ended up loosing this leg after bopping Kallus over the head with it pretty early on into joining the spectres.

Hera set him up with a pair of crutches and then devoted herself to finding him a replacement. She was determined to find something that was better than his last prosthetic and thought she'd struck gold when she figured out Vizago had one sitting in storage. She haggled hard but eventually managed to pocket the rarity, and delivered it back to Ezra. Sabine helped modify it fit to properly, and to Ezra's delight he discovered that the hinges on this leg were motion activated, and could pack an even better punch (or kick) than his previous one.

Ezra hadn't really manage to curb his habit of using his leg as a weapon on occasion, and during such an incident ended up losing leg 2 (much to Hera's despair). Thankfully, Sabine had helped Ezra do enough maintenance on his last two legs that she was confident she could fix up some similar prototypes using her engineering skills. The spectres all contributed to a scrap box that would be used to build replacement legs whenever Ezra ended up losing or outgrowing one. All of them were very dedicated to scouting out parts for him and happy to help with maintenance.

At some point the rebellion had gotten large enough to start having a more organised healthcare system, and Ezra was offered a spot on the surgery waitlist for cybernetics. Ezra was initially hesitant, however, post the incident on Malachor he eventually agreed.

The cybernetic, although not the most advanced for it's time, is connected to his nerves giving him full mobility over the prosthetic. However, it came with it's own new quirks that took some getting used to. Detaching and Reattaching the cybernetic takes between 2-5 minutes to do, and often requires tools to help, rendering it no longer an option as a spontaneous mid battle weapon. As a result there was no longer need for him to cut holes in the left leg of his trousers either.

Ezra doesn't sleep with the cybernetic (same as one wouldn't with a prosthetic) cause it would be hella uncomfortable. On lazy days, he often goes without it, opting to use crutches around base instead. The cybernetic is waterproof, however, in both snow and sand it can sometimes become clogged and stiff, and may need extra maintenance after the mission is complete. The ghost crew is always willing to help pitch in with their engineering expertise (mainly Hera, Sabine and Chopper) or spare part gathering.

Anywho,,, yeah. I hope that sort of answers that question?? I'm not 100% familiar with how prosthetics and cybernetics work in the Star Wars universe so forgive me if some of this info doesn't check out. ( also if u see a spelling mistake,,, no u don't)

[inquisitorius-sin-bin]

Happy Rebels Week everyone! Celebrating 10 years of Star Wars Rebels and counting!

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[bikananjarrus]

the ghost feeling lived in. hera telling kanan when they first met that, basically he would be lucky if he ever got to fly her ship, but now they all know how to fly it and repair it and take care of it. sabine’s room being covered in paintings and artwork; sabine having a safe space after all she went through at the imperial academy. ezra also having a consistent bed to return to every night after how many years on the streets. sabine's art spreading across the ship. posters plastered up on the walls in the common area. zeb having his favorite chair there. ezra using spare parts they had lying around the ship to build his first lightsaber. just the ghost being their home.

[kazoosandfannypacks]

I think one of the underlying themes of rebels, especially Kanan's story arc, is that tearing yourself down all the time hurts others, not just you.

Kanan at the start of the series thinks he's not good enough to train Ezra, which makes Ezra think he's not good enough to be Kanan's padawan. Later, in season 3 when Kanan is so focused on all the things he can't do because of his new disability, he furthers a rift between himself and Ezra, because Kanan lets his new excuse to look down on himself, ahem, blind himself to all the good he can do. It's only when he's got a real image of who he really is— flawed and broken, maybe, but not useless— that he's best able to help those around him.

Kanan's self-confidence issues, his fear of failure, as is with most people, stem not from thinking of himself too low, but from thinking he's capable of things he's not— he should be able to train Ezra and he should be able to take care of his crew and he should be able to get along just fine without his eyesight, and he should have stood with his master instead of running. Kanan has set himself up a standard that he can't live up to— no one could, and it make him feel awful for not being able to attain to it.

Worse than that, it makes Kanan assume he's letting everyone else down, when, really, it's his fear of not being enough for others that tears those others down the most. When the other members of the crew, especially Ezra, see Kanan holding himself to such an impossible standard, they're quick to assume he holds them to that standard as well— which, of course, he never does.

All of this boils down to why Ezra's frustrated "I don't want the best teacher, I want you," is exactly what Kanan needed to hear from him.

Kanan didn't need to hear that Ezra held him on a pedastal like where he'd always put himself.

Kanan didn't need to hear that he needed to be the perfect shiny version of himself that he wanted to be.

What Kanan needed to see was that his padawan saw him for all he was and all his flaws and chose him for who he was, not for who he was expected to be.

[seizethegay420]

You know out of everyone in the ghost crew I didn't think zeb would be the first one in live action

[lothcat-lothcat-lothwolf-run]

over. The past six months. I have forced my father into watching rebels with me over call. His Opinions thus far:

Somewhat?? Aware of the homo-eroticism between zeb and kallus

thinks chopper deserves more screen time

hates Saw Gerrara (who he only ever knew from andor)

has fallen in love with Wedge Antilles

Dislikes the fact that Hera and kanan don’t share their thoughts and worries with each other even though they are obviously in love

thrawn apologist

Really misses the first inquisitor

Super happy that Ezra is out of his “needy emo era”

loves the “space wolves”

is a huge Kanara shipper (Jedi Night is the next episode we have to watch and I’m really scared for him)

[thenegoteator]

the ghost crew's first holiday together as a team!!

my gift for @mymblesbuir as part of the @starwarsfandomfests winter gift exchange!

[aaeeart]

Happy tenth birthday to the bestest star war show <3

[cameoliob]

GUESS WHAT MONTH IT IS

[robotsandramblings]

please reblog so lots of people will see this, because i'm curious about how the general Star Wars tumblr fandom feels about Star Wars: Rebels!

i've seen in other social media areas (like reddit) where many fans are "turned off" by Rebels very particular animation style (it's visually unappealing to them). others are stuck in that mindset of "it's a kid's show" or "it's animated", and i've also seen a fair number who tried to watch it but found Ezra Bridger "too annoying".

everyone is allowed to have their own opinions and preferences! this poll is NOT to judge anyone for not watching, or for disliking it for their own reasons. i am just genuinely curious how the overall fandom here on tumblr feels about the show!