With the image shown, are we getting them in Hot gear?

Like assless orange flight suits, or what are you thinking?   

I personally don't pick up ever last variation of Darth Vader as I've got dozens and dozens, so it no longer bothers me that they release another ever so slightly new Darth Vader.  I'm skipping this one.

I honestly think there should frequently be a Vader, Luke, Han, R2, and Stormtrooper in circulation.  It doesn't have to be new as far as I'm concerned - just roll out something you've released before for the retail assortment.  This is where I'd love to see a two line approach for Star Wars, like they used to have with the Greatest Hits line.  Maybe even make it 5POA if you need to, but always have the main characters available in the 3.75" scale and ideally at a more budget friendly price.  They should have done this instead of the 4" Epic Heroes (or whatever) line they've got out now.

My only gripe is that Enoch should be by himself on a card.

I wouldn't mind a troop builder pack of those stormtroopers.

They'll probably grant your wish and release him on a card with slightly different deco or a different accessory.

Episode this week was a little bit of a snoozer, but I get that they've got to create some character development and rebuild the relationship between Crosshairs and Hunter.  It would have been nice to have a more interesting story to support that theme.

I grabbed some of the Indy stuff I passed on earlier.  The Marcus Brody and Belloq 2-pack is marked way down.

Quote from: P-Siddy on February 22, 2024, 07:17 PM

It's not just Season THREE (in which we should have gotten more than a few figures by now, one being one of the title characters), it's the FINAL Season.

Where's the strike while the iron's hot mentality?

It drives me crazy that BS6" has all the main characters in both the Season 1 and Season 2 looks meanwhile TVC only has S1 Hunter.  Add in the fact that we're getting a SECOND try at Bad Batch Rex before any of the rest of the bad batch crew is just stupid.   

You would think sculpting armored characters would be pretty easy compared to characters with soft goods or a lot of plastic texture/hair, etc.   Maybe the difference isn't all that great, but it sure would be nice to see all of these characters made.  They can even double/triple dip with the mostly reused sculpts with different coloring for the season changes - e.g. normal Crosshairs and black armor Crosshairs.

Three new episodes dropped today.  I haven't watched them yet, but they're out there.

Those checklists are super cool.  Nice!

Seems odd that it's on Steve's site and not on Hasbro's somewhere.