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The new generation of Ghosts feature a sleek biomimetic carapace wrapped over the latest boosted-gravity drive components. The T-54 RAV offers a greater level of protection and higher performance to give operators an edge during ground engagements.
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— Official description, Canon Fodder[2]
The Type-54 Rapid Assault Vehicle, better known as the Ghost, was a post-war replacement for the outdated T-32 Ghost used during the Human-Covenant war. It functions largely the same but offers more protection for the user, as well as better performance. Manufactured by reopened manufacturing facilities that had been long-dormant, it sports more modern boosted gravity drive components than the model it was designed to replace.[2]
Changes from the Type-32 Ghost
- Second gravity drive added.
- Flaps on wings raise when the Ghost is boosting.
Variants
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Sword Ghost | A Ghost with thicker armour than normal, used by the Swords of Sanghelios. |
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Ghost Ultra | A next-generation Ghost produced exclusively by the colony Whispering Trees, featuring improved armour and more powerful plasma cannons. |
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Temple Ghost | Driven only by veteran Zealots, the Temple Ghost is a powerful Ghost with thick armour, better handling and the ability to fire while boosting. |
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Boss Ghost | A Ghost variant driven by boss targets in Warzone simulations. |
Gallery
Overview
A Ghost attacking a Warthog on Escape From A.R.C.
Another Ghost, about to be the victim of a Ground Pound.
Gameplay
Using the Sword Ghost, in third-person.
Renders
The standard Ghost.
A render of a Sword Ghost.
Render of a Ghost Ultra.
The Temple Ghost.
Render of a Boss Ghost variant.
Notes
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 YouTube - Ready Up Live, HALO 5 Gameplay
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Halo Waypoint - Canon Fodder - Designs of the Times
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Twitter - Zeddly Premonition(Information datamined from the files of Halo 5: Forge.)
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