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Hasbro Unveils 15 New Star Wars: Black Series Figures
The annual Toy Fair was held in New York City over the weekend, and no company was busier unveiling new collectibles and toys than Hasbro. Along with the surprise launch of Haslab, Hasbro's way of crowdfunding toys that likely wouldn't be sold in stores (like the line's first item: a $500 recreation of Jabba's Sail Barge), Hasbro wowed Star Wars fans with an array of reveals. The popular 6" Black Series received the most attention, with 15 different characters slated to join the line later this year. Fans also got their first look at the packaging of the previously announced Porg two-pack, which should be hitting soon.
The figures below show a clear upgrade in the likenesses of the characters over The Last Jedi line, which was criticized heavily for appearing to be phoned in. Let's hope this level of quality appears in the retail versions, and remains a constant for the series moving forward. You can see all of the new figures below, many of which come from the forthcoming Solo: A Star Wars Story movie.
Vice Admiral Holdo
Commander Wolffe
Gamorrean Guard
Han Solo
Princess Leia
Kylo Ren
Lando Calrissian
Qi'ra
Range Trooper
Mimban Stormtrooper
Tobias Beckett
Zuckuss
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