Hasbro unveils new Star Wars figures at SDCC!
By Sara Araujo onMake sure to check out these fantastic collectibles

Aside from the fact that this weekend was full of movie and series announcements, other fabulous goodies were revealed too. From all the social media posts and official showcases, we got a good look at brand-new collectibles from many of our favorite franchises, such as Marvel and Star Wars, among many others. We can’t complain; it’s a great time to be a geek. However, being an adult with responsibilities and wanting to fill our homes with our fandoms is tough.
In case you consider yourself a massive geek of Star Wars, here is excellent news for you. For those who love The Mandalorian, can’t wait for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, and even fans who call Halloween their favorite holiday, you’ll want to clear some space on your toy shelf. Hasbro revealed tons of new Star Wars figures and more covering a broad spectrum of the saga, from series to video games, along with plenty of surprises. Check out some of the big reveals below!
Star Wars: The Black Series Darth Vader Force FX Elite Lightsaber Available Fall 2022

Star Wars: The Vintage Collection Cal Kestis Available Summer 2023

Star Wars: The Black Series Gaming Greats KX Security Droid Available Spring 2023

Star Wars: The Black Series Gaming Greats B1 Battle Droid Available Spring 2023

Star Wars: The Black Series Grogu Available Spring 2023

Star Wars: The Black Series Wookiee (Halloween Edition) Available Fall 2022

Star Wars: The Black Series Credit Collection The Mandalorian (Tatooine) Available Spring 2023

Star Wars: The Black Series Credit Collection Ahsoka Tano Available Fall 2022

Did any of these collectibles catch your eye? Check out StarWars.com for more figures and merch that’ll be soon available!
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