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It's Dr. Gonzo! Er, the Wolfman! Ah, that mumbly guy! DJ (Canto Bight, The Last Jedi, The Black Series 6-Inch) has a pretty great likeness and a fairly Star Wars-y costume. Also, two blasters. You may have seen him around, but if you haven't should you buy him? Read on!
While we're all waiting for information on Toys R Us, you can look at the Rey (Island Journey) 6-inch action figure! She has a cloth poncho plus a lightsaber, blaster, and staff. It's nice stuff. Read on!
Check out DJ (Canto Bight, The Last Jedi Line Look)! This is a pretty awesome likeness given the size, although it loses a little scruff in the shrinkening. Read on!
It took her a while to sell down, but Resistance Tech Rose seems to be moving out of a lot of stores now that the Blu-Ray home release is coming up. The figure has 5 joints and is similar to the much more desirable (but harder to find) super articlated version. Read on!
The Kohl's exclusive First Order Stormtrooper Officer is one new figure in a 4-pack. It has a new helmet and a Force Link chip, but it looks a lot like the figure from the last movie. Is it worth spending $50 to get the one trooper? Probably not. But I got one anyway. Read on!
A Toys R Us exclusive - which means it may be marked down at a closing store nearish you - the First Order Stormtrooper Executioner (The Last Jedi Line Look) was packed in a Force Link 2-pack with a band. This means that, as of today, you'd have to buy three total Force Link Bands to get all the figures. (A fourth is coming.) How does this five-jointed wonder stack up? Read on!
The Elite Praetorian Guard was sold as a Force Link exclusive starter set at Toys R Us... and either sold or was disappeared. I remember seeing these come out and being surprised as they started to dry up in November and December, leading to not all that many at some locations last I checked. This guard has 2 unique accessories and an exclusive-to-this-release helmet. I assume you've bought yours. Read on!
While not a dreadful figure, this Poe Dameron repeats the cardinal sin of The Last Jedi 3 3/4-inch action figures. It's boring. Hasbro made two new pilot Poe figures for this movie which aren't substantially changed from the 2015 releases. Is this pack-in pilot worth snagging? Read on!
It's the fuzz! The Canto Bight Police figure comes with a vehicle that's.... well, it's kind of spare. The figure looks like something out of 1980, and is generally pretty neat for a generic trooper pilot. Read on!
At Walmart now, the First Order TIE Fighter Pilot (The Last Jedi Line Look) comes with a slightly modified version of his craft. Sound chips and a blue symbol set these apart. Do you need more? Read on!
If you're looking to build an army, the First Order Stormtrooper Executioner (The Black Series 3 3/4-Inch) is pretty good. Walmart has a super-articulated version of the figure, and Toys R Us has one with a Force Link pack at a higher price. If you can find this one, get it. Read on!
Newish! The Rey (The Last Jedi Line Look) comes with a poncho, lightsaber, and blaster - but under it all, she's a lot like the Resistance Rey from 2016, albeit with a new sculpt and fancy sound chip. Read on!
Today we look at the Elite Praetorian Guard (The Black Series 6-Inch)! In the movie they were awesome - but the figures are a little tough to pose, even with elbow joints. Should you build an army? Read on!
Speaking of Toys R Us, their exclusive First Order Officer (The Black Series 6-Inch) is today's Figure of the Day! He has a removable cap, tons of articulation, and comes with Admiral Ackbar. I anticipate you will want to buy this, either now or in the coming weeks while you still can. Read on!
