Hasbro Unveils Rogue One Toys Exclusive To Toys R Us, Target, & More
By Elaine Tveit
Hasbro has unveiled an array of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story toys exclusive to retailers like Toys R Us, K-Mart, and Target.
In case you thought Hasbro spilled all their Rogue One toy secrets, think again. Today, the company revealed through Yahoo! an array of Rogue One toys and action figures. Each item will be available exclusively on September 30th at one of the following retailers: Toys R Us, Target, K-Mart, and Wal-Mart.
The list of exclusive toys includes Black Series action figures, a humongous Nerf gun, and a remote control R2-D2. Check these and more out below.
First up is the Black Series 6-inch Jyn Erso action figure in mountain gear. She even comes with her own mountain rock to stand on. Among her accessories is a hat, rifle, and a cylindrical object which looks like a lightsaber hilt. Yahoo!, however, speculates it may hold the Death Star plans. Otherwise, it may be some kind of climbing apparatus Jyn uses to ascend the mountain of Eadu.
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Below are two images of how you can pose Mountain Jyn outside of her box.
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This version of Black Series Jyn Erso will be available exclusively at K-Mart for $24.99.
Next up is the Black Series 6-inch Imperial hovertank pilot. This new type of stormtrooper comes with a rifle accessory and a neat new helmet design, which is less skull-like than the typical stormtrooper helmet aesthetic. He (or she) will be a Toys R Us exclusive, and will cost $19.99.
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Target will be the proud seller of a massive Nerf gun inspired by Captain Cassian Andor’s rifle in the movie. You will have to swallow your pride to buy it, though: it will retail for $79.99.
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Wal-Mart is getting the exclusive rights to sell the next big thing in app-controlled droids: a miniature R2-D2. Much like Sphero’s $149.99 BB-8, Hasbro’s R2 unit is controlled through an app. According to Yahoo!, “Artoo also responds to voice with film-based sound effects, shakes in fear of Darth Vader, and can groove to your music.” R2 will be available at a slightly cheaper price than his roley-poley counterpart; he will only cost $99.99.
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Finally, Hasbro is releasing a new voice-changing helmet on Amazon. For $79.99, you can look and sound like a Shadow Trooper. This specialized stormtrooper first appeared in the Legends stories. The black-garbed trooper’s debut in canon was in the 2015 Star Wars: Battlefront video game.
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Don’t forget to check out all the other toys revealed by Entertainment Weekly and Go Rogue, which will be widely available at retailers everywhere. And don’t miss the release of all the new Rogue One toys, including these exclusives, on September 30th.