Well, here we are - Our last post celebrating the released of Star Wars on Blu-Ray. We really hope you've enjoyed reading the prior posts as much as we enjoyed bringing them to you.
Along with The Legacy Collection in 2008 Hasbro launched The Clone Wars line. The two lines share some similarities. Such as;
1) They both had 1st Issue Release Foils
2) The are both (currently) broken up into three sets
3) The third set is a current set which is still running today
We're going to look at the first two of the three sets.
BASIC FIGURES
Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, Captain Rex
Anakin Skywalker (1st Day Issue), Obi-Wan Kenobi (1st Day Issue), Yoda (1st Day Issue), Captain Rex (1st Day Issue)
Clone Trooper, General Grievous, Battle Droid, R2-D2
Clone Trooper (1st Day Issue), General Grievous (1st Day Issue), Battle Droid (1st Day Issue), R2-D2 (1st Day Issue)
Ahsoka Tano, Clone Commander Cody
Clone Pilot Odd Ball, Super Battle Droid
Count Dooku, Plo Koon, Asaj Ventress
C-3PO, Destroyer Droid, IG-86 Assassin Droid
Clone Trooper 212th Attack Battalion, Padme Amidala, Clone Trooper with Space Gear
Magnaguard, R3-S6 "Goldie"
Jar Jar Binks, Rocket Battle Droid
Clone Trooper 41st Elite Trooper, Kit Fisto
EXCLUSIVE FIGURES
A handful of exclusive single packs were released during the line with pretty much every mainstream retailer offering one.
Clone Trooper (Senate Security) (San Diego Comic Con), Commander Fox (Target)
Holographich General Grievous (Toys R' Us), Clone Trooper (501st Legion) (Walmart), Captain Rex (Mail Away)
DELUXE AND COMMEMORATIVE DVD COLLECTION FIGURES
The series included deluxe figures, but most people consider them to be two packs. The commemorative DVD packs returned once again as well.
Anakin Skywalker and R2-D2, Clone Commander Cody Vs. Battle Droid
General Grievous and Battle Droid, Obi-Wan Kenobi Vs. Battle Droid, Commemorative DVD Pack 1
Commemorative DVD Pack 2
BATTLE PACKS
No Star Wars line would be complete without Battle Packs, and Hasbro made sure there were more than enough to choose from, including a Target exclusive.
Jabba's Palace, The Battle of Christophsis
AT-TE Assault Squad, B'Omarr Monastary Assault
Obi-Wan Kenobi and 212th Attack Battalion Clone Troopers, Speder Bike Recon
VEHICLES
Hasbro produced a fair amount of vehicles, some of which were repacks, and one which was exclusive to Toys R' Us.
Republic Gunship, ARC-170 Fighter (Toys R' Us)
Obi-Wan Kenobi's Delta Starfighter, Magnaguard Fighter, V-19 Torrent Starfighter
Trade Federation Armored Assault Tank (AAT), Homing Spider Droid
AT-TE (All Terrain Tactical Enforcer
V-Wing Starfighter, AT-AP Walker, General Grievous' Starfighter
Anakin Skywalkers Modified Jedi Starfighter, Obi-Wan Kenobi's Starfighter
Collection I ran from 2008 to 2009, and was dubbed the "Blue" series.
Collection II launched in 2009, and ran through 2010. Like the previous line, it too was nicknamed a color - Red.
BASIC FIGURES
The red series all but doubled the amount of figures released from the blue series. It also did away with the 1st Day Issue foil cards.
The series launched with a handful of repacks leading the charge.
General Grievous, Clone Trooper with Space Gear, Rocket Battle Droid, Clone Trooper (41st Elite Corp)
Kit Fisto, Mace Windu, Admiral Yularen
Jawas, Commander Gree
ARF Trooper, Super Battle Droid
Obi-Wan Kenobi, 4A-7, Yoda
Loathsome, Commando Droid, Clone Trooper Echo
Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Clone Trooper Denal
Anakin Skywalker, Cad Bane, Ahsoka Tano
Captain Rex, R2-D2, Ahsoka Tano, Count Dooku, Clone Commander Cody
Destroyer Droid, Luminari Unduli, Captain Argyus, Clone Commander Thire, AAT Driver Battle Droid
Matchstick, Padme Amidala, Clone Tank Gunner, Ziro's Assassin Droid
Clone Trooper Jek, Commander Bly, Aayla Secura, Hondo Ohnaka
Anakin Skywalker, Thi-Sen, Clone Commander Stone
Darth Sidius, Commander TX-20, Obi-Wan Kenobi
EXCLUSIVE FIGURES
Only a few exclusives were released for the second collection of Clone Wars toys.
Walmart offered its own wave of two packs.
Captain Rex and Clone Trooper Fives, Yoda and Clone Trooper Jek
Lieutenant Thire and Clone Trooper Rys
Commemorative Tin Collection
Nahdar Vebb (Mail Away), Commander Ponds (Toys R' Us)
BATTLE PACKS
A few Battle Packs were released - two of which were exclusive to Target.
Ambush at Abregado (Target), Assault on Ryloth (Target)
Holocron Heist, Jedi Showdown
Rishi Moon Outpost Attack
DELUXE FIGURES
If deluxe figures are your thing, then the second Clone Wars series had plenty to offer.
212th Battalion Clone Troopers and Jet Backpacks, AT-RT with ARF Trooper, Crab Droid
Count Dooku and Speeder Bike, Turbo Tank Support Squad, STAP with Battle Droid (Toys R' Us)
Desert Skiff with Anakin Skywalker, BARC Speeder with Clone Commander Cody, Anakin Skywalker & Can-Cell
Clone Trooper and BARC Speeder Bike, Freeco Speeder with Obi-Wan Kenobi, Battle Droid and Armored Scout Tank
VEHICLES
A large variety of vehciles - Some of which were repacks - were released for the red line.
Ahsoka Tano's Jedi Starfighter, Trade Federation Armored Assault Tank (AAT)
Anakin's Jedi Starfighter, Octupatarra Droid (Target Exclusive), Imperial V-Wing Starfighter (Toys R' Us)
V-19 Torrent Starfighter, Republic Fighter Tank, Vulture Droid
Republic Gunship (Toys R' Us), ARC-170 Fighter
Clone Turbo Tank
Magnaguard Fighter, General Grievous' Starfighter, Corporate Alliance Tank Droid
Clone Turbo Tank, Magnaguard FIghter, General Grievous' Fighter, Corporate Alliance Tank Droid
And there you have it. Every complete Star Wars line to date since the Power of the Force II line was released back in 1995.
Currently there are three lines that Hasbro has been pumping out; The Legacy Collection (now known as Saga Legends), The Clone Wars, and The Vintage Collection. It's unknown at this time how long they will run for. However, there is a new line just around the corner set to launch currently titled Movie Heroes.
With Lucas quickly latching on to a whole new generation of Star Wars fans, it will be interesting to see what direction the series goes in. Will we start to see more and more toys based off of the Prequels and Clone Wars series? Or will we still get a mixed variety of the Original Trilogy, Prequels and Clone Wars? Your guess is as good as mine. One thing is for certain though - This time, Star Wars is here to stay!
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