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I thought the show was terrible but I'll still buy most of the figures because they look decent

Ive heard its gotten better recently

Do you have to order this online or can it be found in Walmart

WOOHOO! Jester’s dead! *THUMP THUMP*

Heyyyy!!! You like the Credit Collection!! So do I!!! 😊

My first Ali Express Kock-nov-ski-koff ever arrived with me a couple of days ago!! I'd been trying (not very hard) for around 18 months to order one, but was thwarted at every turn...😢 I think this was a combination of them not shipping to England and me being shit at using technology. Anyway, I grabbed a 442 green dude with rangefinder and backpack. I had about 7 shipping updates in the 7 days it took to arrive and no problems whatsoever. So, with that experience being good, I ordered 3x Ph2 Standard Green livery Clones yesterday, so I will have green guys as placeholders for a 442 squad, before Hazza makes them.... Or not. Then, like you, I will squint at my shelf and still have green guy Clones on the shelf.

The power of first!

0:48 excellent box analysis angle

I felt no connection with these characters, I knew all those jedi would get slaughtered and it didn't make me feel like I did when tech died

Hey it's garrett

Really love the detail on the pit droids! I really like this set!

Sticking things in holes of my choice!! Now that's a "loaded" sentence!! 😅😂 Possibly one of my favourite things to do! 😮😮 😊

They need a third Pid Droid with a deck of cards.

The power of first!

Not worth the $45 they are asking. It's a $34.99 figure all day long.

If I'm honest i feel like her character was wasted but love the look of the figure 😃👍.

First?

That's a book of bobafett mold for the jetpack...

All the blue mandos look awsome together and that table is great!

You made a comfor(table) video.😀 I don't hate blue, but it would be refreshing to get some alternative colour palettes for these guys. I was able to get three Axe Woves figs at discount. I weathered one up, then repainted the other two in totally different colours. They look great. This figure looks good. For me it's a shame he doesn't have a removable helmet. They really need to throw in some alt weapons, blast effects + jet pack flames, maybe some fists too.

The power of skibidi!!!

Silver bleed IS, the end of the world!

Table!!!! You wanted table comments. TABLE!!!

I call the Mandolorian pistol.... The Mandolorian pistol. 😮😮

Not a hint of these Rando-Mandos in Englandlandlandshire....😢😢😢 I bloody love Blue Mandos. ❤️ They look superb together. More Blueys!!! MORE!!

Are the Decocolor markers fine point?

Amazing video🎉🫡💪🏻

I haven't seen the show, but I do like the look of the figures. I mean; if someone hates the show, then they could just be random Jedi from any era you want. I don't really see Carrie Ann Moss's likeness in the sculpt, but again it's ok for a generic Jedi. The light sabre blade looks vibrant. They should all be like that. I recently bought Return of The Jedi Luke. Hos blade looks insipid compared to this.

Another great looking Mando. I'd prefer it if they'd gone to town and made the helmet removable, with a painted head under it. Some alternative hands and perhaps another weapon, would lift it even more. Hasbro should include flight stands with with characters that could use them. One of the things I've liked about Star Wars since I was a little lad, is all the cool background characters. Aliens, droids, troopers, pilots etc.

You sound like Ethan from H3H3 lol

I naver had one

I wish they’d done this belt color for Bo and Koska

Look how good they all are together!! ❤ Fantastic.

I've had to leave many rooms recently due to the Acolyte, but I can start to walk back into them now. Love these Blue Mandos! I'm all in for them. Girls, Boys (possibly even the odd child) I want them all!... And some orange ones as well.

Got three of her 😂 good figure and she fits well with the group. It’s great for Bo to finally have her Nite Owls to lead into battle

Night Owls should always have a removable helmet.

First

I wasn't expecting the number #1, nevertheless it's a neat list ^^ 👍 Jokingly speaking: Hey wait a minute, Shin Hati is mine, bark bark! 😂🤣 But yeah that joke aside, I didn't thought I was gonna like her at first, but she turned out to be interesting, plus the hairstyle she has makes me think of retro hairstyles for some reason which I love lol.

At best the Acolyte is meh , I wish it had better writing , the setting and characters are really cool though , sucks it feels like it was written and edited by pre-teens 😂

I don't know why most people are upset about the commandos, the only point of criticism for me would be that it's the hunter mold, but hasbro should have solved this with the release of the first commando before take the hunter mold, but now every new will have it to match anyway. Im also fine with the commando blaster because i have tons of the dc-15s carbines ,think most collectors too so they can recreate the bad batch look. Other than that, proportions are fine and people need to understand that the republic commando video game bulk has nothing to do with live action interpretations that these figures are based on. Clone Wars, Rebels all animated shows have the live action style as a black series figure.

Thanks for these reviews, and your positive attitude Hybrid! Gonna copy/paste this comment in an attempt to boost engagement. Like you, I’m loving the show, and would also rank it as my second favorite Disney+ SW property (behind Andor). I’m a big nerd for the High Republic publishing initiative, and I think the Acolyte has done well so far to bridge the gap between THR and the Prequels. These eras are my favorite to explore, primarily for their abundance of diverse Jedi characters. The character designs are instantly “toyetic” and exactly the kind of action figure I like to collect, and they will most def scratch my itch to have some High Republic representation on the shelf. Since Black Series High Republic figs are no longer a pipe-dream, I’m ready for Bell, Elzar, Ty, Gella, Burry, young Vern, Qort, Farzala, Zeen, and many more!!! I’m have yet to see any worthy criticism of the show that isn’t easily disputed by a better understanding of the lore or competent media literacy, i.e. patiently waiting for a serialized mystery to unravel, understanding that certain characters might have unspoken motivations, comprehension of moral ambiguity and the institutional fallibility of the Jedi Order. The entire prequel trilogy was this concept dialed to a 10, so I really have no clue how anyone with critical thinking skills can see this as a deviation from canon. They see a protagonist of color and lesbian space witches, completely shit their pants, then try to rationalize their bigoted views with vague and unsubstantiated claims about “bad writing.” (There was ONE glaring instance of bad writing that occurred in Ep 1 when Yord exposition dumped on us by describing Osha’s own past to her.) I’m not a droning shill who approves of anything Disney throws at us, and I appreciate being a discerning critic when it’s warranted (like for Obi Wan, Boba Fett, Mando, and Ahsoka). This is a unique and original story further outside the realm of nostalgia drivel that Disney-Lucasfilm has been known to default to, and for that reason it is super refreshing. The potential to tell new stories at a galaxy-wide scale has never been greater than in the High Republic Era, with the fate of each character completely fair game. Sorry to spew, but this show is doing a great job treading new ground while honoring the source material! So ready for the finale!

Thanks for these reviews, and your positive attitude Hybrid! Gonna copy/paste this comment in an attempt to boost engagement. Like you, I’m loving the show, and would also rank it as my second favorite Disney+ SW property (behind Andor). I’m a big nerd for the High Republic publishing initiative, and I think the Acolyte has done well so far to bridge the gap between THR and the Prequels. These eras are my favorite to explore, primarily for their abundance of diverse Jedi characters. The character designs are instantly “toyetic” and exactly the kind of action figure I like to collect, and they will most def scratch my itch to have some High Republic representation on the shelf. Since Black Series High Republic figs are no longer a pipe-dream, I’m ready for Bell, Elzar, Ty, Gella, Burry, young Vern, Qort, Farzala, Zeen, and many more!!! I’m have yet to see any worthy criticism of the show that isn’t easily disputed by a better understanding of the lore or competent media literacy, i.e. patiently waiting for a serialized mystery to unravel, understanding that certain characters might have unspoken motivations, comprehension of moral ambiguity and the institutional fallibility of the Jedi Order. The entire prequel trilogy was this concept dialed to a 10, so I really have no clue how anyone with critical thinking skills can see this as a deviation from canon. They see a protagonist of color and lesbian space witches, completely shit their pants, then try to rationalize their bigoted views with vague and unsubstantiated claims about “bad writing.” (There was ONE glaring instance of bad writing that occurred in Ep 1 when Yord exposition dumped on us by describing Osha’s own past to her.) I’m not a droning shill who approves of anything Disney throws at us, and I appreciate being a discerning critic when it’s warranted (like for Obi Wan, Boba Fett, Mando, and Ahsoka). This is a unique and original story further outside the realm of nostalgia drivel that Disney-Lucasfilm has been known to default to, and for that reason it is super refreshing. The potential to tell new stories at a galaxy-wide scale has never been greater than in the High Republic Era, with the fate of each character completely fair game. Sorry to spew, but this show is doing a great job treading new ground while honoring the source material! So ready for the finale!

Thanks for these reviews, and your positive attitude Hybrid! Gonna copy/paste this comment in an attempt to boost engagement. Like you, I’m loving the show, and would also rank it as my second favorite Disney+ SW property (behind Andor). I’m a big nerd for the High Republic publishing initiative, and I think the Acolyte has done well so far to bridge the gap between THR and the Prequels. These eras are my favorite to explore, primarily for their abundance of diverse Jedi characters. The character designs are instantly “toyetic” and exactly the kind of action figure I like to collect, and they will most def scratch my itch to have some High Republic representation on the shelf. Since Black Series High Republic figs are no longer a pipe-dream, I’m ready for Bell, Elzar, Ty, Gella, Burry, young Vern, Qort, Farzala, Zeen, and many more!!! I’m have yet to see any worthy criticism of the show that isn’t easily disputed by a better understanding of the lore or competent media literacy, i.e. patiently waiting for a serialized mystery to unravel, understanding that certain characters might have unspoken motivations, comprehension of moral ambiguity and the institutional fallibility of the Jedi Order. The entire prequel trilogy was this concept dialed to a 10, so I really have no clue how anyone with critical thinking skills can see this as a deviation from canon. They see a protagonist of color and lesbian space witches, completely shit their pants, then try to rationalize their bigoted views with vague and unsubstantiated claims about “bad writing.” (There was ONE glaring instance of bad writing that occurred in Ep 1 when Yord exposition dumped on us by describing Osha’s own past to her.) I’m not a droning shill who approves of anything Disney throws at us, and I appreciate being a discerning critic when it’s warranted (like for Obi Wan, Boba Fett, Mando, and Ahsoka). This is a unique and original story further outside the realm of nostalgia drivel that Disney-Lucasfilm has been known to default to, and for that reason it is super refreshing. The potential to tell new stories at a galaxy-wide scale has never been greater than in the High Republic Era, with the fate of each character completely fair game. Sorry to spew, but this show is doing a great job treading new ground while honoring the source material! So ready for the finale!

Thanks for these reviews, and your positive attitude Hybrid! Gonna copy/paste this comment in an attempt to boost engagement. Like you, I’m loving the show, and would also rank it as my second favorite Disney+ SW property (behind Andor). I’m a big nerd for the High Republic publishing initiative, and I think the Acolyte has done well so far to bridge the gap between THR and the Prequels. These eras are my favorite to explore, primarily for their abundance of diverse Jedi characters. The character designs are instantly “toyetic” and exactly the kind of action figure I like to collect, and they will most def scratch my itch to have some High Republic representation on the shelf. Since Black Series High Republic figs are no longer a pipe-dream, I’m ready for Bell, Elzar, Ty, Gella, Burry, young Vern, Qort, Farzala, Zeen, and many more!!! I’m have yet to see any worthy criticism of the show that isn’t easily disputed by a better understanding of the lore or competent media literacy, i.e. patiently waiting for a serialized mystery to unravel, understanding that certain characters might have unspoken motivations, comprehension of moral ambiguity and the institutional fallibility of the Jedi Order. The entire prequel trilogy was this concept dialed to a 10, so I really have no clue how anyone with critical thinking skills can see this as a deviation from canon. They see a protagonist of color and lesbian space witches, completely shit their pants, then try to rationalize their bigoted views with vague and unsubstantiated claims about “bad writing.” (There was ONE glaring instance of bad writing that occurred in Ep 1 when Yord exposition dumped on us by describing Osha’s own past to her.) I’m not a droning shill who approves of anything Disney throws at us, and I appreciate being a discerning critic when it’s warranted (like for Obi Wan, Boba Fett, Mando, and Ahsoka). This is a unique and original story further outside the realm of nostalgia drivel that Disney-Lucasfilm has been known to default to, and for that reason it is super refreshing. The potential to tell new stories at a galaxy-wide scale has never been greater than in the High Republic Era, with the fate of each character completely fair game. Sorry to spew, but this show is doing a great job treading new ground while honoring the source material! So ready for the finale!

Thanks for these reviews, and your positive attitude Hybrid! Gonna copy/paste this comment in an attempt to boost engagement. Like you, I’m loving the show, and would also rank it as my second favorite Disney+ SW property (behind Andor). I’m a big nerd for the High Republic publishing initiative, and I think the Acolyte has done well so far to bridge the gap between THR and the Prequels. These eras are my favorite to explore, primarily for their abundance of diverse Jedi characters. The character designs are instantly “toyetic” and exactly the kind of action figure I like to collect, and they will most def scratch my itch to have some High Republic representation on the shelf. Since Black Series High Republic figs are no longer a pipe-dream, I’m ready for Bell, Elzar, Ty, Gella, Burry, young Vern, Qort, Farzala, Zeen, and many more!!! I’m have yet to see any worthy criticism of the show that isn’t easily disputed by a better understanding of the lore or competent media literacy, i.e. patiently waiting for a serialized mystery to unravel, understanding that certain characters might have unspoken motivations, comprehension of moral ambiguity and the institutional fallibility of the Jedi Order. The entire prequel trilogy was this concept dialed to a 10, so I really have no clue how anyone with critical thinking skills can see this as a deviation from canon. They see a protagonist of color and lesbian space witches, completely shit their pants, then try to rationalize their bigoted views with vague and unsubstantiated claims about “bad writing.” (There was ONE glaring instance of bad writing that occurred in Ep 1 when Yord exposition dumped on us by describing Osha’s own past to her.) I’m not a droning shill who approves of anything Disney throws at us, and I appreciate being a discerning critic when it’s warranted (like for Obi Wan, Boba Fett, Mando, and Ahsoka). This is a unique and original story further outside the realm of nostalgia drivel that Disney-Lucasfilm has been known to default to, and for that reason it is super refreshing. The potential to tell new stories at a galaxy-wide scale has never been greater than in the High Republic Era, with the fate of each character completely fair game. Sorry to spew, but this show is doing a great job treading new ground while honoring the source material! So ready for the finale!

Thanks for these reviews, and your positive attitude Hybrid! Gonna copy/paste this comment in an attempt to boost engagement. Like you, I’m loving the show, and would also rank it as my second favorite Disney+ SW property (behind Andor). I’m a big nerd for the High Republic publishing initiative, and I think the Acolyte has done well so far to bridge the gap between THR and the Prequels. These eras are my favorite to explore, primarily for their abundance of diverse Jedi characters. The character designs are instantly “toyetic” and exactly the kind of action figure I like to collect, and they will most def scratch my itch to have some High Republic representation on the shelf. Since Black Series High Republic figs are no longer a pipe-dream, I’m ready for Bell, Elzar, Ty, Gella, Burry, young Vern, Qort, Farzala, Zeen, and many more!!! I’m have yet to see any worthy criticism of the show that isn’t easily disputed by a better understanding of the lore or competent media literacy, i.e. patiently waiting for a serialized mystery to unravel, understanding that certain characters might have unspoken motivations, comprehension of moral ambiguity and the institutional fallibility of the Jedi Order. The entire prequel trilogy was this concept dialed to a 10, so I really have no clue how anyone with critical thinking skills can see this as a deviation from canon. They see a protagonist of color and lesbian space witches, completely shit their pants, then try to rationalize their bigoted views with vague and unsubstantiated claims about “bad writing.” (There was ONE glaring instance of bad writing that occurred in Ep 1 when Yord exposition dumped on us by describing Osha’s own past to her.) I’m not a droning shill who approves of anything Disney throws at us, and I appreciate being a discerning critic when it’s warranted (like for Obi Wan, Boba Fett, Mando, and Ahsoka). This is a unique and original story further outside the realm of nostalgia drivel that Disney-Lucasfilm has been known to default to, and for that reason it is super refreshing. The potential to tell new stories at a galaxy-wide scale has never been greater than in the High Republic Era, with the fate of each character completely fair game. Sorry to spew, but this show is doing a great job treading new ground while honoring the source material! So ready for the finale!

That's cool that you met Eman Esfandi. I attended Megacon Orlando this past February. First time attending Megacon Orlando. I didn't MEET Eman but he did walk past me as he was leaving and I got a free fist bump. It was cool.

That's cheetara from thundercats😅

Great review! Would you say the saber blades are a better shade on the new one, or is there no difference?

Such a good wave, Mae might be the sleeper hit for me. Loving Acolyte so far, can't wait to get the figures.