Pfft. 

I'll grab one because my 400% Wicket needs a friend to help protect him from Fett...   

Sweet!

Holy ****.   

So, based on the Yak Hasbro Q&A answer...

Case #87500000H:
- UGH #02 Galactic Marine
- UGH #04 R2-D2
- UGH #06 Mace Windu

Case #87500000J:
- UGH #09 McQuarrie Stormtrooper
- UGH #11 Han Solo
- UGH #12 Luke Skywalker (Yavin Ceremony)

Case #87500000K;
- UGH #14 Biggs (X-Wing)
- UGH #15 McQuarrie Boba Fett
- UGH #16 Darth Vader (Death Star Duel)

Case #87500000U:
- UGH #07 Airborne Trooper
- UGH #21 McQuarrie Chewbacca
- UGH #24 Boba Fett (animated Debut)

So that's at least 3 of the McQuarries coming back as UGHs.   

Oh, and it's basically 1/2 of the first 24 figures.  Would have been nice if they would have spread them out a bit more to get more diversity in there, but whatever I guess.

I can't really match these up with any of the cases up for pre-order at EE, so I guess they aren't coming just yet...

Hey OT Purists!  Get ready for the prequel "vintage" figures:

"Vintage line... should be expanded to other movies at some point." 

I'm confident the statistical analysis of the results said something like 72.4% of children preferred the smaller scale because of they fit in their pocket and they are more suited to smaller hands. 

Another consideration that Hasbro goes back to time and time again is saying that a smaller scale lends itself to more "interaction" - ie - it's easier to create a "SpiderCycle" that small hands can control or playset type thing for a 4-5" action figure than a 6-7" action figure.

I think they know full well how many dollars collectors add to the mix.  I think though they don't care.  They know that the "collectors" are made up of at least 50% who buy because it's SpiderMan and will buy ANYTHING they put out (we've seen countless examples). 

I think about it, how can you justify giving the figure even one point of articulation?

I assume that there is some EU story telling us how the dress she was buried in was her favorite party dress or something, so just pack her with two heads - an "eyes open" head and an "eyes closed" head.  Then, folks can decide for themselves if they want to use the figure as "Pretty Prom Dress Padme" or "Poor Dead Padme".