Who’s who in LEGO Star Wars 75357 Ghost & Phantom II

LEGO Star Wars 75357 Ghost & Phantom II is on the way and its minifigures include a few familiar and unfamiliar faces.

While it’s looking increasingly like Star Wars: Rebels will be essential viewing for the upcoming Ahsoka series, streaming on Disney+ from August 23, some of the minifigures in 75357 Ghost & Phantom II may be unfamiliar to even the most knowledgable Star Wars enthusiasts.

Out of the five included characters, two are new to the franchise and three are from the Star Wars: Rebels animated series, including from one of the very last scenes.

For those not able to watch Star Wars: Rebels before Ahsoka starts, here’s everything you need to know about the characters in 75357 Ghost & Phantom II following our original minifigure guide when the set was only rumoured. Note that this article will feature spoilers for Star Wars: Rebels.

Hera Syndulla

Hera is one of the core members of the Ghost crew and a main character in Star Wars: Rebels. She’s back in Ahsoka following appearances in other Star Wars media since the end of the animated series.

This Twi’lek can be seen in the trailer sporting her usual flight jacket and orange pants. Her minifigure matches this look, complete with the printed goggles.

Jacen Syndulla

Jacen Syndulla is the son of Kanan Jarrus and Hera Syndulla, seen in the final moments of the series following his father’s death. Not much is known about the character as he hasn’t appeared since the animated show, but the upcoming set suggests that that is about to change.

The minifigure for Jacen is lacking the green hair from the animated series and has an entirely different outfit, which would make sense after a lengthy time skip. It may be that the hair was just dyed by Sabine in Star Wars: Rebels, instead of being his natural hair colour.

Chopper

Chopper’s new figure reuses the same parts as his original Star Wars: Rebels iteration. This astromech is the partner of Hera Syndulla and is considerably grumpier than other droids including R2-D2. As well as a major role in Star Wars: Rebels, Chopper has since appeared in The Bad Batch, Rogue One and Star Wars: Squadrons.

The figure has added a single white tile to the head of the droid since its last appearance, representing the radar dish and other than some colour changes, the two iterations are fairly alike, comparing well to the droid in live-action and animation.

Lieutenant Beyta

Only seen behind Hera in the trailer for Ahsoka, nothing is known about Lieutenant Beyta at this time.

The Mon Calamari minifigure compared to the character in the trailer matches up well, down to the markings on the head.

First Officer Hawkins

Alongside Hera and Beyta in the trailer for Ahsoka, First Officer Hawkins is similarly mysterious and we’ll have to see what role they play in the series.

Their minifigure is another close match to their live-action appearance, including the metallic badge and blue button.

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