Ghosts (Destiny)

Ghosts are machines that feature in Destiny.

History

The Ghosts were small roughly spherical constructs that were created by the Traveler shortly after the Collapse and charged by its Light. In is dying breath, the Traveler shed pieces of itself thus creating the Ghosts who were tasked with finding those who could wield the Light as a weapon. These Guardians were tasked with protecting mankind as the Traveler could no longer perform this duty.

After the Red War, Ghosts continued their search for people to make into Guardians.

Later on, Savathûn escaped her imprisonment by the Awoken Queen Mara Sov and died after the separation of her Worm. It was during this time that the 'First Ghost' Immaru located her body on a precipice overlooking the Traveler and the Last City. He scanned her remains and resurrected the Witch Queen as his chosen Lightbearer. From then on, Immaru and Savathûn worked together rallying the Hive under the Witch Queen's banner and managing the growing number of Hive Lightbearers being risen by Ghosts flocking to her court now resplendent in Light. Once the Lucent Brood was established, Immaru began serving as its field commander. Relaying orders through a patrol network in the Throne World, he led the Lucent Hive to defend the Witch Queen's domain from intrusions of Scorn and the Guardians.

Overview

In appearance, Ghosts were roughly spherical objects whose form varied though were generally the same size. They were composed of pieces of the Traveler who deliberately shed parts of itself after it was wounded. Thus, they were built from machinery and the Traveler's Light. Every Ghost had a unique personality and identity, though not necessarily a name. This personality may be intended to complement that of the Chosen they're meant to eventually revive, and often they have a name coined by their Chosen, whilst others may take names they were given by others.

All Ghosts were born knowing that they had to find their Guardian. However, they were not born with knowledge on their Chosen from the outside but rather had to scan bodies until they found the right person. Upon reviving a Chosen, the Ghost was not capable of reviving anyone else. So long as the Ghost remained, they were able to revive their Guardian infinitely thus making them immortal. When a Ghost revived their Chosen, they were bonded together from that point forward. A form of 'neural symbiosis' thus began between them. Every Ghost had one specific person they were meant to revive. For some, their Chosen was a sort of 'soul mate' and they know instinctively when the right remains had been found.

For a Guardian, their Ghost served as a companion, scout, librarian, and mechanic, waking ancient machinery and cracking ancient codes.

Despite their power, Ghosts were not immortal with them capable of being killed and every loss being irreplaceable.

To a Guardian, a Ghost served as a companion, scout, librarian, and mechanic, waking ancient machinery and cracking ancient codes. Thus, they provided support by performing certain actions such as illuminating darkened areas, repairing technology from the Golden Age, hacking into machines, and informing Guardians of incoming hostile threats.

Members

• The Ghost :
• Akasha : an unpartnered Ghost who had for years been scanning the Awoken territory for a Chosen.
• Balthazar :
• Brya :
• Euloch : a Ghost who resurrected and partnered with the Hive Lightbearer, Luzaku.
• Geppetto :
• Gilgamesh :
• Glint :
• Immaru : among the oldest of Ghosts to the point that he was referred to as the 'First Ghost'. Immaru was noted to had often bullied his younger kin. In an unprecedented act, he was noted to had bonded to the recently slain Hive Witch Queen Savathûn. Resurrecting her as a Lightbearer, he helped oversee the creation of similar Hive able to wield the Light which became the Lucent Brood.
• Jinju :
• Obsidian :
• Ophiuchus :
• Sagira :
• Sundance :
• Targe :

Notes

• Ghosts were created by Bungie where they featured in the setting of the Destiny universe.

Appearances

• Destiny:
• Destiny 2:

External Links

• Destinypedia Entry

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