Star Wars The Black Series Archive Bossk Figure

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Before creating a green lightsaber, Luke owned a blue one. This is a favorite collector’s item, as many choose to buy it for display. The blue blade matches the shade shown in the movie perfectly.

The figure is mostly covered up in the cloak, but what is visible is really well done. The texture and detail crammed into the head and armor is quite beautiful and given a nice wash to highlight it. I also devoured all of the Bounty Hunter related EU from the ’90s. I loved stories like Tales of the Bounty Hunters, The Bounty Hunter Wars by KW Jeter, Bounty on Bar-Kooda by Cam Kennedy, and even some of Shadows of the Empire for all the expanded stories about these mysterious creatures. So now I’m old enough to have nostalgia for that nostalgia driven exercise. It’s nostalgia inception and it’s powerful stuff. Fortunately, the new figures are very well done for the most part, especially these last two figures. The metal hilt is very detailed and the sounds and effects are convincing. Unlike some lightsabers we talked about, this one is lighter comparatively, so small children can expect to hold this easier. Although this helmet is not battle-scarred and is all white, it still includes similar features to the other Boba Fett helmet. This one also includes a range finder. The range finder still flips down and has glowing LED lights. On the interior is an illuminated heads-up display as well.

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Always one to stand out, Mace Windu’s lightsaber is no different than the Jedi himself. Known for his incredible lightsaber skills, his sword emits a purple blade. First introduced in The Clone Wars and most recently seen in The Mandalorian, Ahsoka has had a variety of lightsabers from her time as a Jedi and her time after. She has carried one and two lightsabers, from colors ranging from white to green to blue. The newer versions also benefit from newer Photo Real technology that has made recent figures look even more like tiny plastic doppelgängers to their on-screen counterparts. It is adjustable and has interior padding. Like the other helmets, the padding can be taken out if desired. The interior also includes detailed designs.

The Photo Real technology gives designers more control over the range of shading while printing onto Anakin’s face, adding both sharper detail and a more chilling effect. “This one allows a lot more shading so you can shade around the eyes, especially on Anakin,” Evans adds. “If you look at when he’s got his Darth Vader/Sith expression, we can get a bit more red around the eyes and get a subtle gradient away from red into the skin tone. Yoda can benefit from having a darker green or sort of a brown in amongst the creases and folds to just make it pop.” These effects include ignition, clashing, wall-cutting, blaster deflection, dueling, and battle sequence sounds. You can also choose different modes to use the lightsaber in, whether you are dueling or battling. So not only does this helmet sound like the battles Luke experienced, but it also looks the part. The white and red helmet is battle-scarred and damaged just as in the movie.Just like Ventress, Dooku’s hilt is curved as well. Although his hilt is of a slightly different style. The blade glows a similar bright red.

The helmet itself has all of the features of the plain white version. A great looking helmet for the collection!

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Since Star Wars’first creation in 1977, Darth Vader has been a favorite character for everyone to Cosplay. From his iconic voice to his illustrious presence, he is an intimidating Sith for sure. This bright white replica of the troopers’ Phase II helmets was an exciting addition announced to come out in May of this year. The voice changer allows for voice distortion, making you sound just like a reg!

Just like Luke’s X-Wing helmet, Wedge’s also comes with sound effects and in-visor LED lights. They simulate the battle sounds and blaster fire. In addition to the noise of the blaster fire, you can hear your trusty droid R2-A3 through your speaker. VC177 – Din Djarin (Mandalorian + The Child) – number error is not being rectified. VC176 assigned to Arc Trooper Echo Kylo Ren’s lightsaber hilt follows the style of many medieval swords. With a cross hilt and two small blades emitting from the sides, the replica looks just like the one seen in the movie. Schneider favors Anakin Skywalker, complete with two interchangeable heads to symbolize the moment he ceases to be Luke’s father and becomes an instrument of evil. “Obviously we’ve all been fans of Star Wars, just seeing how Joseph Campbell’s hero’s journey was really Anakin’s’ journey throughout all six movies. So just the fact that it is Anakin’s story and that figure is really that pivotal moment….I think just that pivotal moment of his fall, that just gives me shivers.” This helmet fits a little bit smaller than the other two previously listed. As such, it is a great choice for younger kids to wear. The plastic helmet comes with a chin strap and other adjustable straps for a snugger fit.

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Just like the Ahsoka lightsaber, his Kyber crystal can be removed for display. With blaster deflection and wall-slicing effects, the sounds make you feel as though you have embodied his character as well. Another special feature of her lightsaber is the removable Kyber crystal for display. As always you can remove the blade as well if desired.