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*For the TV show his hair looks more blue than black. His skin is also darker. |
*For the TV show his hair looks more blue than black. His skin is also darker. |
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Revision as of 19:40, 28 April 2020
- "I'm not afraid."
- ―Ezra Bridger (Path of the Jedi)
Ezra Bridger is a minifigure released in 2014.
Background
Ezra Bridger was a male rebel from the planet Lothal and the Padawan of Kanan Jarrus. Bridger, who for years was unknowingly Force-sensitive, grew up as an orphan and con artist on Lothal during the reign of the Galactic Empire before meeting Jarrus and his rebel crew, who operated aboard the Ghost.
After getting caught up with the rebels during a weapons heist in Capital City and freeing Wookiee slaves, Bridger joined the rebel crew and began training as a Jedi under Jarrus' direction. Bridger and the crew undertook many missions together in an effort to defeat the Empire. After his master's death, Ezra boldly faced Grand Admiral Thrawn and defeated him, taking the evil Chiss to an unknown part of the galaxy.
Description
Ezra is a human male who wears a dark orange undershirt with a dark tan vest. His legs are the same orange colour as his arms, but they are printed with numerous guards and a belt. He has long black hair, the same Severus Snape's most recent variation, but also has an interchangeable imperial helmet.
Lego.com Description
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A Force-sensitive youth from the planet Lothal, Ezra Bridger spent his childhood swindling and stealing from the Imperial forces occupying his homeworld. Since joining Lothal’s team of rebels, Ezra has discovered that there is a much bigger galaxy out there than he ever could have imagined. |
Trivia
- For the TV show his hair looks more blue than black. His skin is also darker.
- His face was reused for the Scott Lang version of Ant-Man in addition to Bruce Wayne's 1966 variant.
