Hasbro Announce New Black Series Ahsoka and HK-87 ‘Carbonized’ Figures
Fans of Ahsoka and the Hasbro Black Series Carbonized Collection can add Ahsoka and HK-87 to their lineup with the new two-pack available for pre-order today at 1 pm ET. The Amazon exclusive is based on the characters’ designs from the new Disney Plus show and features a metallic sheen characteristic of the Carbonized Collection.
Photos and descriptions of the new figures below:
Set after the fall of the Empire, Ahsoka follows former Jedi Knight Ahsoka Tano as she investigates an emerging threat to a vulnerable galaxy. Star Wars fans and collectors can imagine scenes from the Star Wars galaxy with these premium 6-inch scale Ahsoka Tano & HK-87 assassin droid figures. Fans and collectors can display these figures featuring a sleek metallic finish and premium detail with multiple points of articulation.
The Hasbro Carbonized Collection features other iconic characters in its line, including Boba Fett, the Mandalorian, and a stormtrooper, all of which have now become sought-after items for toy collectors.
As the Ahsoka series reaches its mid-point, Star Wars fans can most likely expect even more figures to be revealed. There have already been several Ahsoka Black Series figures shown, including figures for Ezra, Marrok, and Huyang. Alongside those, numerous additions to the Star Wars Hasbro Vintage Collection and Retro Collection have also been released, including characters like Hera and Ahsoka getting their classic toy design as well.
Additionally, the HasLab crowdfunded version of Star Wars: Rebels’ iconic ship, The Ghost has just reached all of its stretch goals with more than 17,000 backers. This means that those who supported the campaign will also receive Vintage Collection versions of Ezra, Kanan, and Zeb alongside Hera.
For more on the Ahsoka series, check out our review of Part 4 Fallen Jedi, or check out our spoiler discussion about Part 4’s biggest cameo and what it could mean for Part 5.
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