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See a galaxy of new Star Wars toys from Rise of Skywalker, Mandalorian and Fallen Order

By Matthew Lynch
February 3, 2024
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A galaxy of new Star Wars toys has been unveiled, drawing inspiration from the latest additions to the iconic saga: “The Rise of Skywalker,” “The Mandalorian,” and the video game “Fallen Order.” These new collectibles promise to reignite the imaginations of fans both young and old, offering a range of figures, vehicles, and interactive items that expand the ever-evolving Star Wars universe.

From “The Rise of Skywalker,” the final installment in the sequel trilogy, fans can expect intricately detailed action figures of their favorite characters. Heroes like Rey, Finn, and Poe Dameron are returning with updated costumes and accessories reflective of their latest adventures. Collectors will also be on the lookout for characters making their toy debut, such as Zorii Bliss and Jannah, along with new iterations of the sinister Kylo Ren.

“The Mandalorian,” Disney+’s critically acclaimed series, has not only introduced us to new corners of the Star Wars galaxy but also brought us the cultural phenomenon known as The Child, or Baby Yoda. Toys featuring this lovable character are set to dominate sales, from plushies suitable for cuddling to articulated figures perfect for display. Additionally, fans can look forward to adding other characters from the series like Din Djarin (The Mandalorian himself), Cara Dune, IG-11, and Moff Gideon to their collections.

“Jedi: Fallen Order,” the action-adventure video game that’s woven into the fabric of Star Wars lore takes players on a journey with Cal Kestis, a young Jedi survivor in the post-Order 66 universe. Figures and collectibles based on Cal and his droid companion BD-1, as well as other game characters like the Second Sister Inquisitor, will surely resonate with gamers and collectors alike.

Vehicles are also an important part of these new releases. Scale models of ships such as Rey’s revamped Millennium Falcon from “The Rise of Skywalker,” the Razor Crest from “The Mandalorian,” and even Cal Kestis’ Stinger Mantis ship from “Fallen Order” offer fans immersive play experiences.

Interactive lightsabers allow aspiring Jedi or Sith to reenact duels with life-like sound effects and light sequences. Other role-play items include helmets and blasters so that fans can fully embody their favorite characters.

In addition to individual toys, various multi-figure packs are anticipated to be released. These sets typically group together popular characters or thematically linked scenes from pivotal moments across all three sources of inspiration – whether it’s an epic showdown or a peaceful assembly among allies.

With these entrancing new toys hitting shelves soon, Star Wars enthusiasts are all set for another thrilling ride through space battles, intriguing storylines, and captivating character arcs – all captured in glorious detail within this diverse range of collectibles. May the Force be with all who venture into this expanded toy universe!

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