EMPEROR'S ROYAL GUARD
Return of the Jedi
Year: 2012
Original Retail: $9.99
Assortment Number: 38527/37499
Placement Number: VC105
UPC Number: 6 53569 71629 7
Return of the Jedi
The final wave of The Vintage Collection was released as an online exclusive in November 2012, having originally been revealed at the New York International Toy Fair the previous February. In addition to the Naboo Pilot, Mawhonic, Aurra Sing and Gungan Warrior that were previously released as part of the Walmart exclusive Discover the Force line, the remaining eight figures were all brand-new sculpts and comprised the second and third figures in the realistic Clone Wars style, Ahsoka Tano and Obi-Wan Kenobi, as well as Lumat, Emperor's Royal Guard, Nien Nunb, Weequay and Orrimaarko from Return of the Jedi, and finally, Republic Trooper from The Old Republic.
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Product Information
Manufacturer: HasbroYear: 2012
Original Retail: $9.99
Assortment Number: 38527/37499
Placement Number: VC105
UPC Number: 6 53569 71629 7
What's In The Box?
- Emperor's Royal Guard Figure
- Removable Helmet
- Alternate Helmet
- Removable Outer Robe
- Vibro-Active Force Pike
- Removable Shoulder Armour
- Double-Bladed Vibrostaff
- Holdout Blaster Pistol
About This Figure
- This Emperor's Royal Guard includes some additional features and accoutrements based on the Emperor's Imperial Guard depicted in Dark Horse's Crimson Empire, allowing the figure to be displayed in either the traditional manner that was seen in both Revenge of the Sith and Return of the Jedi, or in a more combative mode, as seen in the comic
Additional Notes
- The Emperor figure featured in the photography is a kit-bash made using the 2012 TVC Darth Sidious figure with the head and cane from the 2006 Saga Collection Emperor Palpatine figure and the hood from the 2005 Revenge of the Sith Emperor Palpatine (Firing Force Lightning!) figure.
- We've created a visual tutorial on how to improve the lay of the fabric robes on the Emperor's Royal Guard.
Photography by Rich Alot
Additional Photography by D. Martin Myatt
Page built & Text by Adam Lamping
