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An Introduction To STAR WARS REBELS' Hera!!

 

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The rollout of STAR WARS REBELS character introductions concludes with a look at Hera, said by a press releases to be…

…the heart of the Ghost crew from Star Wars Rebels.  The Twi’lek is an ace pilot, able fighter, and is revealed to fans in this behind-the-scenes video featuring creator interviews, character sketches, and animation previews.

Hera is voiced by Vanessa Marshall, and is an especially gifted pilot. “I think she really makes flying the Ghost look easy,” says Joel Aron, CG supervisor. And while she’s strong-willed, Hera also keeps the group together, and can be warm and nurturing. “She knows how to talk to them to get the best out of themselves and to be part of that team,” Aron says. “That to me is the commander of a ship.”

Hera wears “utilitarian flight gear,” orange in color, with her Twi’lek head-tails hanging down her back. She’s not particularly glamorous, and is just focused on getting the job done. Like every member of the Ghost team, she has her reasons for rebelling against the Empire. Uncovering those reasons will be part of the Star Wars Rebels story, says executive producer Dave Filoni.

“Every time we get a script,” says Marshall, “I am breathless with anticipation. I cannot wait to read what’s next because I want to see where we’re going, too.” 

Star Wars Rebels is scheduled to premiere in fall 2014 as a one-hour special telecast on Disney Channel and will be followed by a series on Disney XD channels around the world.

 

Here’s some EMBIGGENABLE character and concept art for Hera.

 

STAR WARS REBELS - Hera sculpt

STAR WARS REBELS - Hera

STAR WARS REBELS - Hera

 

Although this is the last of the character rollouts for now, there’s sure to be more STAR WARS REBELS news coming in the not too distant future - as EPISODE VII ramps up, with San Diego Comic Con impending, etc.  

So stay tuned…. 

 

 

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Glen Oliver

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