8 Smart Features | VCX-100 "GHOST" Light Freighter

Talking about the Ghost's crew made me think of one thing, how will Cham Syndulla, Hera's father, react to the facts that a Jedi knocked his daughter up and now that he has a grandson?

The Ghost would make a great ship for a Bounty Hunter team.

You did my video suggestion!!!!! Awesome thank you!!!! And my favorite ship is the Millennium Falcon

It's my favorite ship. I would without hesitation choose this one over any other in the Star Wars universe.

Rebels is underrated/overhated. Loved the show, personally. It was ''Disneyfied'' but still very good and fun to watch.

A good list of features for a tough but clever ship. I'd argue the VCX's magnetic cargo clamp on its ventral plating is also a notable feature. Being able to stick cargo and other objects onto their outer hull in a pinch has helped the Spectres more than once.

I frickin' love the Ghost. If it wasn't for the immense nostalgia that the Millennium Falcon holds for me, the Ghost would be my number one favorite ship. As it stands the Ghost holds the number two spot in my list. Love the video, awesome content! Thank you.

'You can't live in a A-Wing cockpit…" Hmm, what about small species as fighter pilots? Yoda's species (or something similar in size - space Ewoks or Jawas) could use a customised snubfighter cockpit as a coffin apartment. Hell, with Jawas you could fit extra crew in a X-Wing, or even bring relief crew in a Y-Wing, along with the family…

The reason why the ghost feels so good is the earthly feel, I could see some of the interior shots be from a new module for the ISS after some re-painting, the pancake-like appearance also gives it a more plane-like feel. The pancake shape also makes it seem beefy and nigh-indestructible while looking quite nimble probably because of the aforementioned plane-like attribute.

As someone who only recently finished Rebels man oh man did i get hyped when i saw the title of this video the Ghost is dope. All the People who were like “can you get it in unseen” or “you sure we wont be spotted” just to have Hera hit em with “we dont call it the Ghost for nothing”

9th smart feature: Plot reserves, as a hero ship it carried a disproportionately high amount of plot reserves. These could be rerouted to armour, shields, engines and even materialised into essential equipment and ship modifications (unless an episode required a reason for an away mission). I love rebels, it was such a great show :)

I loved the Ghost immediately, it’s unique but not flashy, and it’s design is incredibly practical, with the interior crew area being decently laid out, and having four separate crew cabins, despite it’s small size. Of course it’s weapon layout is very good and the multiply turrets have overlapping fields of fire, although I do wish it had one more turret on the underside to provide anti Starfighter coverage the only blind stop. Additionally the small but pretty well armed shuttle, and of course it’s sensor damping systems is a great benefit if your using it to fight against the empire, or even if you simply wanted to avoid getting arrested by imperial forces.

The ghost was at the Battle of Scarif, the Battle of Endor and the Battle of Exegol.

I love hero, or hub, ships. These are the ships that allow our plucky crew to get around, and often become a character in their own right (I am looking at you, Serenity).

If I had my own ship in the Star Wars universe, I definitely go with a light freighter

"So where are the aftermarket parts?" In the engines for one, if she really CAN outrun a TIE fighter....

Thanks for making this! I just started watching rebels (would reccomend) recently and wanted to know more about this ship

Correlia really knows how to make freighters

The YT-1300's design may not seem "efficient", but it was necessary. Unlike the Ghost, the 1300's had a massive gun-well right in the center of the ship. That rules out straight line travel right off the bat. Having the Main Corridor be a circle around that gun-well not only makes sense, but allows access to every part of the ship from a single corridor, rather than having a T design that eats up space. And the cockpit had to be offset, as the design of the 1300's had them locking onto cargo containers with the center line forward mandibles, so putting a cockpit there was just slightly less than impossible.

WHAT IF: Palpatine was "chosen" to watch over Anikan while the Naboo situation" resolved? how do you think that would have effected his take over?