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Star Wars Black Series Droids retro-carded releases of Boba Fett and Stormtrooper

  • Writer: Mephitsu
    Mephitsu
  • Jun 2
  • 3 min read

Updated: Jun 5

Following on from the reveal for the Star Wars Black Series retro carded releases of Threepio and Artoo from Droids, we now have two further figures unveiled by Hasbro.


Up first is Boba Fett, as originally released in 2022 in a box, this 2026 release will be retro carded and includes a collector coin. The figure looks to use the 2013 figure and is repainted to match the animated look from Droids. Boba also comes with a blaster pistol and rifle.



The second reveal is an Imperial Stormtrooper, complete with grey paintwork around the helmet and with the pike weapon we see in the series. The Trooper also comes with a standard blaster rifle, and also features a collector coin. Again, this is a repaint of the existing figure.



All four of the Droids retro-carded releases are Fan Channel exclusives, with pre-ordering live as of the 4th of June 2026. Release dates have these arriving in late July 2026. We've added this new pairing to our comprehensive Star Wars Black Series Collector Database



Before they became legends of the Rebellion, they were already getting into trouble across the galaxy.


Inspired by STAR WARS: Droids: The Adventures of R2-D2 and C-3PO, these STAR WARS The Black Series figures bring the iconic duo’s animated adventures to life with looks pulled straight from the beloved 1980s series. From daring escapes to unlikely heroics, R2-D2 and C-3PO remain at the center of some of the galaxy’s most memorable journeys.

Complete with Kenner-inspired packaging and styling that celebrates a unique chapter in STAR WARS history, these figures are a standout addition for collectors looking to expand their droid lineup beyond the films.


Inspired by STAR WARS: Droids: The Adventures of R2-D2 and C-3PO, these STAR WARS The Black Series figures bring two unforgettable faces of the animated series to collectors’ shelves. From the relentless pursuit of Imperial forces to the galaxy’s most notorious bounty hunters, the dangers surrounding Artoo and Threepio helped define a unique chapter in STAR WARS storytelling.


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