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RELATED: Star Wars: 10 Legends Stories That Should Be Re-Canonized Wedge let all of the instances slide because they were good for the team's morale. When undercover as the Hawk-bats, all of the pilots' communication systems were altered to disguise their voices, and Wedge's voice is modulated to sound like an Ewok. At first, the Lieutenant Kettch effect just included the catchphrase 'Yub, yub, Commander!' Once the Wraith Squadron adopted the undercover identity of the Hawk-bats, Lieutenant Kettch's legend grew.В First, Wes bought a life-size stuffed Ewok, dressed it in a New Republic pilot's uniform and left it around the base for other pilots to find. Wes finally informed Wedge that it was a joke, but Kettch's legacy had only just begun.

When Wedges expressed his disbelief, Wes insisted that Kettch had acquired prosthetics to help him reach the controls. Ultimately, Lieutenant Kettch started as comedic relief in the series, but Allston used the plot arc to also illustrate the cruelty of the Empire when they experimented on Ewoks to try to make their own Ewok pilots.Дuring the interview process for potential Wraith Squadron candidates, Wes Janson told Wedge Antilles that their next prospective pilot was an Ewok named Lieutenant Kettch. Lieutenant Kettch became a part of their undercover pirate crew's identity. The Wraith Squadron had a running joke about an imaginary Ewok pilot, dubbed Lieutenant Kettch by the squadron.

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Aaron Allston's run on the X-Wing series focused on the Wraith Squadron, a unit dedicated to intelligence operations in addition to fighting as X-Wing pilots. While Ewoks seem like they might not be suited for piloting starships, the Star Wars Legends canon did include one.

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