Hasbro is in the midst of another Pulse Con event, revealing new toys and figures from across the company's range of licenses. IGN can exclusively debut the latest additions to the Star Wars: The Black Series and The Vintage Collection line, featuring new figures of fan-favorite characters from the original movie.
Get a closer look at what's coming for both lines in the slideshow gallery below:
This lineup includes two new 6-inch Black Series figures inspired by Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia. While both characters have been featured in these costumes in the Black Series line before, these new figures look to be quite the upgrade over the previous versions.
The Luke and Leia figures are priced at $24.99 each and will be available in Spring 2025. Preorders will open on Wednesday, September 18.
Hasbro is also revisiting the Episode IV-style Luke in the smaller 3 3/4-inch Vintage Collection line. As with all Vintage Collection figures, this Luke will be packaged inside a retro cardback inspired by the classic Kenner Star Wars figures.
The Vintage Collection Luke Skywalker figure is priced at $16.99 and will be released in Spring 2025. Preorders will open on the Hasbro Pulse website at 2pm PT on September 13 (1pm for Hasbro Pulse Premium members). The figure will also be able to preorder on Amazon and other retailers.
Finally, rounding out the new Episode IV-inspired toys, Hasbro is releasing a new "Streets of Mos Eisley" diorama set as part of the Vintage Collection line, which should pair nicely with the recently revealed Mos Eisley Cantina set. This playset comes with 11 accessories and an exclusive Jawa figure.
The Streets of Mos Eisley set is priced at $59.99 and will be available in Spring 2025. As with the Luke Skywalker figure, preorders will open on the Hasbro Pulse website at 2pm PT on September 13 (1pm for Hasbro Pulse Premium members). The figure will also be able to preorder on Amazon and other retailers.
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