After so many months devoid of any official Star Wars reveals to speak of, September has come through in a big way. The Bantha in the room is obviously The Mandalorian season 2, and Lucasfilm has not disappointed. In recent weeks, Star Wars fans have received an EW cover story, the first trailer, and the official poster for the highly anticipated second season. It’s often said that merchandise is a major part of the Star Wars experience, and this week came with the announcement of Mando Monday, a program that will run for nine weeks beginning in late October that will be used to reveal new products based on The Mandalorian. ADVERTISEMENT
But that’s not all. While most of our attention is shifted towards the impending return of Mando both on screen and in plastic, Hasbro has taken the opportunity to spread their popular action figure lines with a variety of characters from other stories as well…NEWS Screenrant exclusively revealed five new Hasbro Black Series action figures in advance of today’s PulseCon online event. The figures will debut in Spring 2021 and can be seen below: Boba Fett
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For those feeling like a Jedi, the option to destroy the notorious hunter’s blaster is available: ADVERTISEMENT
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Vader said no disintegrations, but he never said anything about incinerations:
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Missions can easily be tied up with the wire cable:
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Boba Fett is now available for preorder here. ADVERTISEMENT
Clone Trooper (Phase 1)
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Clone Trooper (Phase 1) is now available for preorder here. Jar Jar Binks
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A clumsy Gungan is a force to reckoned with:
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Hesa does have a booma: ADVERTISEMENT
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The Bombad General can shift the tide of any war:
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Jar Jar Binks is now available for preorder here. Incinerator Trooper
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Boba Fett’s flamethrower seems feeble by comparison: ADVERTISEMENT
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Things can get toasty when the Empire is involved:
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The Incinerator Trooper is now available for preorder here. Dark Rey
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The Final Order’s big project wasn’t keeping the Emperor alive - it was creating the first pair of lightsaber scissors: ADVERTISEMENT
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Brought to life is an alternate world, the Sequel Trilogy’s hero became the villain:
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Dark Rey is now available for preorder here. Also revealed during PulseCon was The Armorer, exclusive to Hasbro Pulse: ADVERTISEMENT
The Armorer
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Few people can look this cool doing their day jobs:
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She may look like she’s worshipping, but it’s her enemies who should be a saying a hope and prayer:
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The Armorer is now available for preorder here. ADVERTISEMENT
Making its return again will be the Black Series Archive line, with several existing figures coming back as seen on the official Star Wars website: Clone Commander Cody
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Grand Admiral Thrawn
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Han Solo (Hoth)
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Luke Skywalker (Hoth)
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WHAT THIS MEANS It’s a good day for Star Wars collectors. In addition to the Vintage Collection reveals, these Black Series figures offer fans of all eras a chance to take something home. At long last, the great Jar Jar Binks arrives in 6-inch scale, instantly becoming the centerpiece of every collector’s shelf. The deluxe figure offers a variety of weapons seen during the Battle of Naboo, allowing fans to recreate the legendary character’s participation in the conflict. The Phase 1 Clone Trooper has been a frequently requested figure for quite some time, and prequel fans finally have their wish granted. ADVERTISEMENT
Boba Fett makes his triumphant return to the Black Series line with his own array of weapons and features, giving him just enough of a chance to stand up to the fearsome Jar Jar. For those not brave enough for such a vicious battle, Fett’s figure allows for a recreation of the Battle of the Great Pit of Carkoon. The Incinerator Trooper is perfect for Imperial army building and burning down foes, but a Baby Yoda in the battle spells doom for these fiery forces. If the baby is asleep, The Armorer will be more than capable of taking down fire spitting foe with her handy tools. Fans have requested Dark Rey since the reveal of the vision in The Rise of Skywalker’s D-23 special look, and Hasbro has come through. While the rendering of the heroine’s alternate reality isn’t final, she’ll be ready to hit the shelves come next spring. ADVERTISEMENT
For those who missed out on the fun in years past, the Black Series Archive line provides the opportunity for fans to get their hands on some older figures. Thrawn is sure to be a massive hit as the antagonist only grows in popularity, and Cody will be a great addition to the Clone army. On a cold winter day, Luke and Han in Hoth gear will be perfect for setting the mood. Today’s reveals are just of the tip of the iceberg. With Black Series Credit Collection figures announced for The Mandalorian earlier in the week and Mando Mondays on the horizon, our wallets are in for permanent damage.
After so many months devoid of any official Star Wars reveals to speak of, September has come through in a big way. The Bantha in the room is obviously The Mandalorian season 2, and Lucasfilm has not disappointed. In recent weeks, Star Wars fans have received an EW cover story, the first trailer, and the official poster for the highly anticipated second season.
It’s often said that merchandise is a major part of the Star Wars experience, and this week came with the announcement of Mando Monday, a program that will run for nine weeks beginning in late October that will be used to reveal new products based on The Mandalorian.
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But that’s not all. While most of our attention is shifted towards the impending return of Mando both on screen and in plastic, Hasbro has taken the opportunity to spread their popular action figure lines with a variety of characters from other stories as well…
Screenrant exclusively revealed five new Hasbro Black Series action figures in advance of today’s PulseCon online event. The figures will debut in Spring 2021 and can be seen below:
Boba Fett
Via Hasbro
For those feeling like a Jedi, the option to destroy the notorious hunter’s blaster is available:
Vader said no disintegrations, but he never said anything about incinerations:
Missions can easily be tied up with the wire cable:
Boba Fett is now available for preorder here.
Clone Trooper (Phase 1)
Clone Trooper (Phase 1) is now available for preorder here.
Jar Jar Binks
A clumsy Gungan is a force to reckoned with:
Hesa does have a booma:
The Bombad General can shift the tide of any war:
Jar Jar Binks is now available for preorder here.
Incinerator Trooper
Boba Fett’s flamethrower seems feeble by comparison:
Things can get toasty when the Empire is involved:
The Incinerator Trooper is now available for preorder here.
Dark Rey
The Final Order’s big project wasn’t keeping the Emperor alive - it was creating the first pair of lightsaber scissors:
Brought to life is an alternate world, the Sequel Trilogy’s hero became the villain:
Dark Rey is now available for preorder here.
Also revealed during PulseCon was The Armorer, exclusive to Hasbro Pulse:
The Armorer
Few people can look this cool doing their day jobs:
She may look like she’s worshipping, but it’s her enemies who should be a saying a hope and prayer:
The Armorer is now available for preorder here.
Making its return again will be the Black Series Archive line, with several existing figures coming back as seen on the official Star Wars website:
Clone Commander Cody
Grand Admiral Thrawn
Han Solo (Hoth)
Luke Skywalker (Hoth)
WHAT THIS MEANS
It’s a good day for Star Wars collectors. In addition to the Vintage Collection reveals, these Black Series figures offer fans of all eras a chance to take something home.
At long last, the great Jar Jar Binks arrives in 6-inch scale, instantly becoming the centerpiece of every collector’s shelf. The deluxe figure offers a variety of weapons seen during the Battle of Naboo, allowing fans to recreate the legendary character’s participation in the conflict. The Phase 1 Clone Trooper has been a frequently requested figure for quite some time, and prequel fans finally have their wish granted.
Boba Fett makes his triumphant return to the Black Series line with his own array of weapons and features, giving him just enough of a chance to stand up to the fearsome Jar Jar. For those not brave enough for such a vicious battle, Fett’s figure allows for a recreation of the Battle of the Great Pit of Carkoon.
The Incinerator Trooper is perfect for Imperial army building and burning down foes, but a Baby Yoda in the battle spells doom for these fiery forces. If the baby is asleep, The Armorer will be more than capable of taking down fire spitting foe with her handy tools.
Fans have requested Dark Rey since the reveal of the vision in The Rise of Skywalker’s D-23 special look, and Hasbro has come through. While the rendering of the heroine’s alternate reality isn’t final, she’ll be ready to hit the shelves come next spring.
For those who missed out on the fun in years past, the Black Series Archive line provides the opportunity for fans to get their hands on some older figures. Thrawn is sure to be a massive hit as the antagonist only grows in popularity, and Cody will be a great addition to the Clone army. On a cold winter day, Luke and Han in Hoth gear will be perfect for setting the mood.
Today’s reveals are just of the tip of the iceberg. With Black Series Credit Collection figures announced for The Mandalorian earlier in the week and Mando Mondays on the horizon, our wallets are in for permanent damage.
