Star Wars Black Series and Vintage Collection SDCC 2026 Preorders

Hasbro just dropped a massive wave of SDCC 2026 Star Wars preorders, and the spread across both the Black Series and Vintage Collection is genuinely impressive, touching everything from Attack of the Clones nostalgia to brand-new characters pulled from the upcoming Maul: Shadow Lord animated series. Starting with the Vintage Collection, Attack of the Clones fans are getting a full squad of 3.75-inch figures that reads like a Geonosis Arena reunion, with Anakin Skywalker coming equipped with alternate hands and both ignited and unlit lightsabers, Obi-Wan Kenobi getting the same lightsaber treatment plus alternate hands, and Padmé Amidala in her Arena outfit packing a blaster, which is exactly how she should come. Rounding out the prequel side of the Vintage Collection are the Super Battle Droid with a blast effect accessory and the OOM Command Battle Droid with its blaster, giving collectors army-building potential on both sides of the conflict. All five of those are priced at $19.99 each. Then there’s Rotta the Hutt from The Mandalorian and Grogu in the Vintage Collection at $46.99, coming loaded with alternate hands, two axes, and two blades, which tells you Jabba’s kid has been busy since we last saw him as a baby in The Clone Wars. The Black Series side leans heavily into the Maul: Shadow Lord series, and I love how deep they’re going with characters we haven’t seen in plastic before. Preorders are live and direct links below!

Where to Buy

You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below

Star Wars: The Vintage Collection Super Battle Droid (Attack of the Clones) Action Figure

The Vintage Collection card art for the Super Battle Droid features a sandy, Geonosis-toned photographic image from Attack of the Clones showing the B2 droid’s bulky frame against a dusty battlefield backdrop. The figure is packed inside the classic clamshell bubble with its blast effect piece tucked beside that stocky, hunched body.

The Super Battle Droid has a bulky, rounded torso with a ribbed midsection and a compact, hunched head recessed into the chest plate, nailing the stocky B2 proportions from Attack of the Clones. Its three-fingered claw hands and thin, reverse-jointed legs contrast sharply with the heavy upper body, and the joint hubs at the hips and knees have a clean, mechanical look.

The Super Battle Droid’s wrist-mounted blaster arm has a wide, flared barrel with a blast effect piece fitted over the muzzle, its irregular, burst-like sculpt adding some real punch to that already heavy forearm. The ribbed midsection between the chest plate and hip joint has tight, uniform grooves that sell the flexible, accordion-like construction of the B2’s torso.

The Super Battle Droid’s feet have a broad, two-toed design with flat, splayed digits and exposed ankle pistons connecting them to those thin, reverse-jointed legs. A small red photoreceptor dot is set into the shoulder joint housing, one of the only color accents on the entire droid.

The Super Battle Droid’s hunched head is recessed deep into the chest plate, with that compact, visor-like photoreceptor slit barely peeking out above the rounded shoulder armor. The three-fingered claw on the non-blaster arm has thick, individually sculpted digits with defined knuckle joints that taper to blunt tips.

The Super Battle Droid’s back has a smooth, rounded shell with a central seam running vertically down the spine, and the shoulder armor wraps over the top in a continuous curve that reinforces that hunched, top-heavy B2 profile. The blast effect piece fitted over the wrist blaster has a jagged, starburst shape with irregular edges radiating outward from the muzzle.

The back of the Vintage Collection card for the Super Battle Droid uses the classic Kenner-style layout with a small photographic image of the B2 droid’s stocky frame and wrist blaster printed within the character window. The card number VC415 is printed in the upper corner, and character bio text fills the right side in multiple languages.

Star Wars: The Black Series Gar Saxon (The Clone Wars) Action Figure

Gar Saxon’s Mandalorian armor has a black and red color scheme with geometric panel lines etched across the chest, shoulders, and thigh plates, and a small diamond-shaped emblem on the upper chest. He carries his helmet and a weathered shield, while a jetpack with pointed fins sits on his back and a blaster is holstered at his hip.

From the back, the jetpack’s red fuel canisters are neatly lined up between the pointed fins, and the sculpted strapping and mechanical detail connecting it to the armor is clean work. A small pouch with red trim sits on the hip plate, and the boot sculpt has some nice segmented plating at the ankles.

Gar Saxon’s helmet has a sharp, angular visor with a yellow T-shaped marking framed by red panels, and those pointed fin-like extensions at the crown give it an aggressive Mandalorian profile. He carries two blasters, both with compact, squared-off barrel designs.

The red accents on the knee plates and shin guards continue the geometric patterning found throughout the armor, with angular shapes framed by thin outlines. That shield has a nice pointed, kite-like shape with layered surface ridges running from the center outward.

From this overhead view, the yellow V-shaped marking on Gar Saxon’s helmet crown is flanked by those sharp fin extensions, and the red paneling across the upper back armor has a clean separation from the darker base. The jetpack’s fuel canisters and the blaster holstered at the hip are tucked in tight against the body.

The full accessory spread laid out alongside Gar Saxon includes the jetpack with its cluster of fuel canisters and pointed fins, the Mandalorian helmet, two blasters, and the angular shield. His unmasked head sculpt has a stern expression with short blonde hair swept to one side, and the brow line has a nice sharpness to it.

The packaging uses the standard windowed box format with a dark interior tray that frames Gar Saxon alongside his accessories. The lower portion of the box face has a yellow banner strip that ties into the Clone Wars sub-line presentation.

The side panel of the box features artwork of Gar Saxon in his full Mandalorian armor, rendered in muted tones with a gauntleted fist prominently in the foreground. Through the window, the figure and his accessories are packed snugly into the contoured tray.

The back of the box features character artwork of Gar Saxon in a muted, stylized illustration that emphasizes the angular Mandalorian helmet and armor plating. The bio text is presented in multiple languages beneath the character name, with a yellow banner strip running along the bottom edge.

Star Wars: The Black Series Icarus (Maul- Shadow Lord) Action Figure

Icarus is outfitted in a black vest over red and black Nightbrother skin markings that run down his exposed arms, with a face mask covering the lower half of his face and his horns protruding from the crown of his head. He carries a heavy blaster cannon with a multi-barrel design and a chunky, industrial grip section.

The heavy blaster cannon has a bulky, cylindrical barrel with ribbed detailing and a wide muzzle, giving the weapon a substantial, industrial feel that suits a Nightbrother enforcer. His boots have layered wraps at the shins, and the belt has a simple buckle with a fitted waistline where the vest meets the pants.

From the back, Icarus’s vest has a textured, quilted pattern across the shoulders and upper back, with the red and black Nightbrother markings continuing uninterrupted across his exposed upper arms. The machete is sheathed at his lower back, with a curved blade and a simple grip.

Icarus’s face mask has a sculpted, angular shape that wraps tightly around his jaw and nose, leaving only his eyes and forehead exposed beneath the protruding horns. A small accessory piece, likely a secondary face mask or alternate hand, sits beside his feet.

The packaging features a windowed box with a dark interior tray framing Icarus alongside his heavy blaster cannon, machete, and what looks to be an alternate face mask. The box face has a painted backdrop with swirling red and black tones behind the figure.

The side panel artwork depicts Icarus in a moody, muted palette, showing his horned head and masked face alongside the heavy blaster cannon held close to his chest. Through the window, the figure and his machete are packed into the contoured tray beside the blaster cannon.

The back of the box features a stylized illustration of Icarus in a muted, monochromatic palette, showing his horned head, face mask, and vest with the heavy blaster cannon close to his body. The bio text runs beneath the character name in multiple languages, with a red banner strip along the bottom edge.

Star Wars: The Black Series Mandalorian Super Commando Kebris (Maul- Shadow Lord) Action Figure

Mandalorian Super Commando Kebris is clad in dark Mandalorian armor with segmented plating across the chest, shoulders, and thighs, and a diamond-shaped emblem on the upper chest plate. He carries his helmet tucked close, and a blaster is holstered at his hip.

Kebris carries two blasters, both with compact, angular barrel designs that match the ones included with Gar Saxon. The dark armor has a matte finish across the plating, and the jetpack on his back has a streamlined, low-profile shape compared to Saxon’s more elaborate version.

The unmasked head sculpt has a scarred, red burn marking across the cheek and jaw, with a gray beard and receding gray hair that gives Kebris a weathered, veteran look distinct from Saxon’s younger features. His armor shares the same diamond chest emblem and segmented shoulder plating, but the overall color scheme is darker and more uniform without the red accent panels.

Kebris’s helmet has the same angular Mandalorian visor shape as Saxon’s, but the entire surface is finished in a uniform dark tone without any contrasting color markings on the T-visor or crown. He carries two blasters with compact barrel designs.

The jetpack on Kebris’s back has a compact, flat-bodied design with a pair of cylindrical fuel canisters mounted at the base. His boot sculpt has a rough, textured finish at the cuffs that contrasts with the smooth plating on the shins.

The full accessory layout for Kebris includes the Mandalorian helmet, two blasters, and the jetpack with its paired fuel canisters at the base. That scarred head sculpt is really solid, with the burn marking trailing from the cheek down to the jawline and the gray hair swept back tightly against the scalp.

The packaging for Mandalorian Super Commando Kebris uses a painted backdrop with smoky red and black tones behind the figure window, and the interior tray holds the figure alongside his helmet, two blasters, and jetpack. The red banner strip along the bottom edge ties the box into the broader Maul: Shadow Lord sub-line presentation.

The side panel artwork depicts Kebris in full Mandalorian armor, rendered in dark, muted tones with the helmet’s angular visor and segmented chest plating prominent in the composition. Through the window, the figure’s scarred head sculpt and dark armor are packed into the contoured tray alongside his accessories.

The back of the box features a stylized illustration of Kebris in full Mandalorian armor, rendered in dark, muted tones that emphasize the helmet’s angular visor and the segmented chest plating. Bio text runs beneath the character name in multiple languages, with a red banner strip along the bottom edge.

Star Wars: The Black Series Marrok (Maul- Shadow Lord) Action Figure

Marrok is fully encased in dark armor with segmented plating across the chest and limbs, and a cape drapes from the shoulders down past the knees. His double-bladed lightsaber has a circular hilt with blades extending from both sides.

The helmet has a narrow, slatted visor with tight horizontal grooves cut across the faceplate, and a pointed crest rises from the top of the crown. His cape has a flowing, sculpted drape with layered folds that add some nice weight to the figure’s overall proportions.

The armor plating on Marrok’s forearms and shins has a segmented, layered construction with defined ridges between each section, and the gauntlets have a bulky, squared-off profile at the wrists. His double-bladed lightsaber features a circular hilt with a ringed guard at the center, and the blades taper to a clean point at each end.

The chest armor has a small red detail near the center, and the cape drapes with a textured weave that contrasts with the smooth, matte finish of the surrounding plating. His boots have a chunky, split-toe design with sculpted overlap at the ankle guards.

From the back, Marrok’s cape has a tightly woven texture with visible thread grain running throughout, and it hangs with natural folds that break around the shoulder armor underneath. The pointed helmet crest and the circular hilt of the double-bladed lightsaber are just peeking over the cape line at the neckline.

Marrok’s full accessory layout includes the circular-hilted double-bladed lightsaber and two separate blade pieces that taper to fine points. The cape’s drape and the overall proportions of the armored body read well at this scale, with that slatted visor and pointed helmet crest giving him a distinctive look among the Maul: Shadow Lord lineup.

The packaging for Marrok uses a smoky red and black painted backdrop behind the window, with the side panel featuring artwork of the character in full armor, gripping the double-bladed lightsaber with the circular hilt prominent in the composition. Through the window, the cape and slatted helmet visor are the most recognizable elements of the figure nestled inside the tray.

The front of the box has a smoky red-to-black painted backdrop behind the window, where Marrok’s slatted visor and draped cape are the most prominent elements in the tray. The double-bladed lightsaber with its circular hilt is packed alongside the figure, with the separate blade pieces arranged within the contoured insert.

The back of the box features a monochromatic illustration of Marrok in full armor, gripping the double-bladed lightsaber with the circular hilt held close to the body. Bio text fills the left side in multiple languages, with a red banner strip running along the bottom edge.

Star Wars: The Black Series Mother Talzin (The Clone Wars) Action Figure

Mother Talzin’s red robes have a layered, flowing construction with sculpted folds and a textured pattern pressed into the surface, and the tall, swept-back headdress extensions rising from her shoulders give her an imposing profile. Her pale face has sharp, angular features with dark markings around the eyes and mouth, and green magic effect pieces are fitted over both hands.

Mother Talzin’s sword has a sculpted hilt with ornate detailing, and the green magic effect piece wrapping around the blade gives it a wild, flame-like shape with irregular tendrils curling outward. Her long orange hair falls in straight sections past the shoulders, framing that stark pale face between the sweeping headdress extensions.

Mother Talzin holds a small green Ichor creature accessory, its stubby limbs and rounded body sculpted with a soft, organic quality. The robes trail onto the ground with a long train, and the textured pattern pressed into their surface has a fine, vine-like motif that runs consistently across every panel.

Mother Talzin’s headdress extensions have a sculpted, organic surface with faint ridged texturing running along their length, tapering to sharp points that sweep well past shoulder width. The green magic effect pieces fitted over her hands have a wispy, flame-like sculpt with curling tendrils that match the style of the sword effect piece.

From the back, Mother Talzin’s robes flow into a long train that pools on the ground, with the orange and red patterning showing bold, sweeping curved lines that contrast with the finer vine-like texturing on the upper panels. Her sword has an ornate, sculpted hilt with a compact guard section that fits snugly in the grip.

Mother Talzin’s full accessory spread includes the sword, the Ichor creature, and two green magic effect pieces, one compact and one elongated with that wild, tendril-heavy sculpt. Her brown-toned sleeves have a segmented, wrapped construction with tight horizontal bands running from shoulder to wrist, contrasting sharply with the flowing red robes below.

The packaging for Mother Talzin uses the standard windowed box with a dark interior tray, and the side panel features artwork of her in full regalia, headdress extensions sweeping outward, rendered in muted golds and greens. Through the window, the figure’s pale face and red robes are framed alongside her sword and green magic effect accessories packed into the contoured tray.

The front of the box frames Mother Talzin behind the window with her headdress extensions fanning out dramatically against the dark interior tray, and the sword, Ichor creature, and green magic effect pieces are all packed into the surrounding tray space. That pale head sculpt really pops against all the red.

The back of the box features a stylized illustration of Mother Talzin rendered in muted golds and greens, with her headdress extensions and robed figure flanked by the character bio text in multiple languages. A yellow banner strip runs along the bottom edge, tying the packaging into the Clone Wars sub-line.

Star Wars: The Black Series Rotta the Hutt (The Mandalorian and Grogu) Action Figure

Rotta the Hutt has a hefty, slug-like body with deep wrinkles and folds sculpted across the belly and tail, and the green-to-tan color transition across his skin has a natural, mottled quality. He carries two axes, each with a curved, crescent-shaped blade and a compact mechanical housing at the spine.

Rotta the Hutt’s head sculpt has heavy, drooping brow ridges and deep-set eyes with a smug, half-lidded expression that nails the Hutt family look. Both axes feature a crescent blade mounted on a mechanical housing with a central dial and spoke-like framework connecting the blade to the handle.

Rotta the Hutt’s arms have a pair of ringed bands wrapped around the wrists, and his stubby fingers have individually sculpted digits with a nice thickness to them. He carries a hookah pipe with a small, cylindrical mouthpiece connected to a thin rod that extends down past the belly.

Rotta the Hutt’s tail tapers to a pointed tip with deep sculpted grooves running along the underside, and the skin has a mottled green-to-tan transition that carries through consistently from head to tail. He carries a blaster with a compact, boxy frame.

The Vintage Collection version of Rotta the Hutt scales the same hefty proportions down to 3.75-inch scale, and that smug, half-lidded Hutt expression still reads clearly at this size. The sculpted wrinkles and folds across the belly and arms carry over well, with the ringed wrist bands and individually sculpted fingers intact.

From the back, Rotta the Hutt’s tail has a broad, flattened shape that tapers to a rounded tip, with long horizontal creases sculpted across the entire length of the surface. The ringed wrist bands and clenched fists are clearly defined even from this angle, and the mottled green-to-tan skin tone wraps consistently around the underside.

Rotta the Hutt’s open mouth has a deep red interior with small, nubby teeth sculpted along the upper gum line, and the heavy brow ridges cast deep shadows over those beady, wide-set eyes. The skin folds across his arms and chest have a dense, layered sculpt with individually defined creases that give the whole surface a leathery, reptilian texture.

Rotta the Hutt towers over a Mandalorian figure, and the sheer bulk of him really sells the scale, with that thick, wrinkled slug body dwarfing the armored warrior beside him. One of the crescent-bladed axes is gripped tight, its mechanical housing and spoke framework clearly defined against the Mandalorian’s silver armor plating.

Rotta the Hutt’s full accessory spread includes a pair of alternate open hands, two crescent-bladed axes with their mechanical housings, and two curved blades with compact cylindrical grips. The sculpted skin folds across his chest and arms have that dense, layered quality, and the ringed wrist bands sit cleanly against the forearms.

Star Wars: The Vintage Collection Rotta the Hutt (The Mandalorian and Grogu) Action Figure

The packaging for the Vintage Collection Rotta the Hutt uses a wide window box with a blue interior tray that holds the figure alongside his pair of crescent-bladed axes, two curved blades, a hookah pipe, and alternate hands. That slug body takes up the entire right side of the tray, and the sheer amount of accessory real estate packed into this box is impressive for the scale.

The Black Series Rotta the Hutt packaging uses a wide window box with a blue interior tray, and the side panel features artwork of him in a moody, muted green palette with that heavy-browed scowl and a curved blade gripped close. Several bladed accessories are packed into the upper portion of the tray alongside alternate hands.

The back of the box features the same muted green illustration of Rotta the Hutt on the right, paired with a photo of the figure on the left showing him gripping one of the crescent-bladed axes. Bio text fills the center in multiple languages, with a blue banner strip along the bottom edge.

Star Wars: The Vintage Collection Anakin Skywalker (Attack of the Clones) Action Figure

Anakin Skywalker is wearing his Attack of the Clones Padawan outfit, with a dark brown tunic layered over a lighter brown undershirt and a textured, woven-looking sash wrapped around the waist. His Padawan braid hangs down past the shoulder, and the ignited lightsaber has a compact, cylindrical hilt with a clean blue blade.

Anakin Skywalker’s boots have a tall, segmented construction with layered shin guards and defined knee pads, and the dark brown leather-like finish carries through from the boot cuffs up to the belt line. His lightsaber hilt has a compact, ribbed grip section with a silver emitter at the top.

From the back, the woven sash texture wraps around Anakin’s waist with a tight, cross-hatched pattern that contrasts with the smoother tunic panels above and below it. The Padawan braid trails down behind his ear in a thin, sculpted rope with defined individual twists.

Anakin Skywalker’s head sculpt captures a young Hayden Christensen likeness with a focused brow and slightly pursed lips, and that Padawan braid has a nice thin, ropelike quality as it drapes past the collar. The lightsaber hilt has a compact, cylindrical design with a ribbed midsection.

Anakin Skywalker’s accessories include an ignited lightsaber with a blue blade, an unignited lightsaber hilt, and an alternate open hand. The tunic’s cross-hatched sash sits above a layered skirt section with a woven chain-mail texture that adds a nice tactile contrast to the smoother sleeve panels.

The Vintage Collection card art features a warm-toned photographic image of young Anakin from Attack of the Clones, with his brown Jedi robes and intense, sidelong gaze filling the right half of the card. The figure is packed inside the classic clamshell bubble with his blue-bladed lightsaber alongside him.

The back of the Vintage Collection card shows the classic Kenner-style layout with a photographic image of Anakin in his Padawan robes and blue lightsaber printed within a small framed window. Character bio text fills the right side in multiple languages, and the card number VC416 is printed in the upper corner.

Star Wars: The Vintage Collection Obi-Wan Kenobi (Attack of the Clones) Action Figure

Obi-Wan Kenobi is wearing his cream-colored Jedi tunic with a draped outer layer over the shoulders and a woven, chain-mail textured skirt piece that hangs below the belt. His tall boots have a deep reddish-brown finish with sculpted buckle straps at the ankles, and the utility belt has a compact buckle with a fitted pouch section.

Obi-Wan Kenobi’s head sculpt captures an Ewan McGregor likeness with a neatly trimmed beard and longer, swept-back hair that sits just above the collar. His lightsaber has a blue blade with a compact, cylindrical hilt featuring a ribbed grip section.

Obi-Wan Kenobi’s open Force-push hand has individually sculpted fingers with defined knuckle joints, a detail that holds up nicely at this scale. The cream tunic sleeves have a wide, bell-shaped opening at the cuffs, and the dark gauntlets add a clean break between the lighter fabric and the skin tone of the hands.

Obi-Wan Kenobi’s lightsaber hilt is clipped to the utility belt alongside a small fitted pouch, and the chain-mail textured skirt piece has a dense, woven pattern with tight, uniform links that give it a convincing weight at this scale. His reddish-brown boots have sculpted buckle straps with a nice tooled texture at the cuffs.

Obi-Wan Kenobi’s full accessory layout includes an ignited lightsaber with a blue blade, an unignited hilt, and two alternate hands, one open-palmed and one with a two-fingered Force gesture. The woven chain-mail skirt piece hangs with a nice uniform density, and the utility belt’s compact buckle and pouch sit cleanly against the cream tunic.

The Vintage Collection card art for Obi-Wan Kenobi features a warm, sandy-toned photographic image from Attack of the Clones, with his cream Jedi robes and a determined expression filling the right side of the card. The figure is packed inside the classic clamshell bubble with his blue-bladed lightsaber beside him.

The back of the Vintage Collection card for Obi-Wan Kenobi features the classic Kenner-style layout with a small photographic image of him in his cream Jedi robes and lightsaber. The card number VC417 is printed in the upper corner, and character bio text fills the right side in multiple languages.

Star Wars: The Vintage Collection OOM Command Battle Droid (Attack of the Clones) Action Figure

The OOM Command Battle Droid has the classic spindly B1 frame with thin, segmented limbs and that distinctive elongated snout, and the yellow markings on the head and chest circle immediately identify it as a commander unit. The blaster has a compact, boxy design with a short barrel and textured grip section.

The backpack antenna rises from behind the OOM Command Battle Droid’s torso on a pair of thin, straight rods, and the segmented joint construction at the elbows and knees keeps that signature skeletal B1 look intact. The yellow chest circle has a clean, flat finish that contrasts with the matte tan of the surrounding body panels.

The OOM Command Battle Droid’s feet have a flat, splayed design with thin toes that fan out for stability, and the ankle joints use the same exposed ball-and-socket construction found throughout the limbs. That backpack antenna towers well above the head, its thin vertical rods capped with a small receiver dish and the yellow communication module at the top.

The OOM Command Battle Droid’s head has that elongated, downturned snout with a narrow slit for the vocoder and recessed photoreceptor eyes set into shallow sockets on either side. The yellow commander marking on the crown sits as a clean, flat stripe across the top of the cranial dome.

The OOM Command Battle Droid’s blaster has a boxy receiver section with a short, squared-off barrel and a small, angled grip that fits snugly between those thin, spindly fingers. The torso’s backpack unit has a compact, rectangular housing where the antenna rods connect, with a small yellow communication module mounted at the junction point.

The OOM Command Battle Droid’s full promotional shot shows the complete B1 frame alongside its blaster, with the thin, segmented limbs tapering down to those flat, splayed feet and every exposed joint hub reinforcing the skeletal droid aesthetic. The yellow commander markings on the head and chest are the only color breaks against the uniform tan body.

The Vintage Collection card art for the OOM Command Battle Droid features a sandy, Geonosis-toned photographic backdrop with a B1 droid and desert terrain filling the right side of the card. The figure is packed inside the classic clamshell bubble with its blaster tucked beside the spindly frame.

The back of the Vintage Collection card for the OOM Command Battle Droid uses the classic Kenner-style layout with a small photographic image of the droid in its tan B1 frame and yellow commander markings. The card number VC414 is printed in the upper corner, and the character bio text fills the right side in multiple languages.

Star Wars: The Vintage Collection Padme Amidala (Arena) Action Figure (Attack of the Clones)

Padmé Amidala (Arena) is in her white arena outfit with a cropped top, fitted pants, and silver armband cuffs on the upper arms, and the utility belt has a low-slung, wrapped construction that sits at the hips. Her blaster has a chunky, multi-barrel design with a detailed mechanical housing and a compact grip section.

Padmé Amidala’s head sculpt has dark brown hair pulled back tightly with a center part, and her facial features are clean with defined brows and a subtle expression. The silver armband cuffs on each upper arm have a smooth, metallic finish with a flat, banded construction.

The figure’s boots have a tall, wrapped construction with padded shin guards and a slightly off-white tone that separates them from the brighter white of the pants and top. Her blaster has a detailed, multi-component housing with layered mechanical sections along the barrel.

From the back, the cropped top has a series of horizontal slashes cut across the mid-back, exposing skin beneath the white panels. The utility belt wraps around the hips with a folded, low-slung drape, and the padded shin guards have a layered, segmented construction with horizontal strapping.

Padmé Amidala’s full figure shot shows the proportions of her arena outfit at 3.75-inch scale, with the cropped top sitting cleanly above the midriff and the low-slung utility belt adding a nice break before the fitted pants. The silver armband cuffs and padded shin guards keep the outfit from reading too plain at this size.

Padmé Amidala’s blaster is displayed alongside the figure, and its multi-barrel housing has a dense, mechanical sculpt with stacked cylindrical sections and a squared-off scope mounted on top. The cropped top’s midriff gap and the low-slung utility belt create a clean visual break between the upper and lower halves of the outfit.

The Vintage Collection card art for Padmé Amidala (Arena) features a warm, Geonosis-toned photographic image from Attack of the Clones, with Natalie Portman in the white arena outfit gripping a blaster against a sandy desert backdrop. The figure is packed inside the classic clamshell bubble with her blaster tucked beside her.

The back of the Vintage Collection card for Padmé Amidala (Arena) uses the classic Kenner-style layout with a small photographic image of her in the white arena outfit and blaster. The card number VC418 is printed in the upper corner, and the character bio text fills the right side in multiple languages.

Rotta the Hutt’s Vintage Collection accessory layout includes a pair of alternate open hands, two crescent-bladed axes with their spoke-and-dial mechanical housings, and two curved blades with short cylindrical grips. At this smaller scale, the stubby, splayed fingers on those alternate hands still have individually sculpted digits, which is a nice touch.

The Vintage Collection packaging for Rotta the Hutt uses the classic Kenner card layout with a photographic image showing him in a dimly lit corridor, gripping one of his crescent-bladed axes, his bulk filling the card art window. The figure is packed inside the oversized clamshell bubble with his axes, curved blades, and alternate hands arranged around that hefty slug body.

The Vintage Collection packaging for Rotta the Hutt uses a wider box format with the classic Kenner card-style border framing a photographic image of him in a dark corridor, and the side panel shows a smaller profile shot of his slug body through a secondary window. The oversized bubble on the front accommodates his bulk along with the axes, curved blades, and alternate hands packed tightly around him.

The back of the Vintage Collection card for Rotta the Hutt features a photographic image of him gripping one of his crescent-bladed axes, with his bulk filling the small character window against a dark, moody backdrop. The card number and character bio text are laid out in the classic Kenner-style format, with a blue banner strip running along the bottom edge.