SHADOWS OF THE EMPIRE
(Collection II)

Source:
(Shadows of the Empire)

Year: 1996

Assortment: Galoob Micro Machines

Retail: $5.99

Accessories:

  • Micro Comic

Comments: Prepare yourself as darkness descends on the galaxy in Shadows of the Empire, the new Star Wars multimedia adventure. In the turbulent time between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, forces of the dark side collide! It is a time of explosive showdowns between the reptilian-like criminal Prince Xizor and the ever evil Darth Vader! Hotshot pilot and bodyguard Dash Rendar finds himself on an urgent mission to rescue Princess Leia from the corrosive clutches of Black Sun. With these amazing collections, you can create unforgettable battle scenes from a thrilling new chapter in Star Wars history.


Prince Xizor:
Underlord of Black Sun crime organization. Over 100 years old but looks 30. This reptilian-like villain exudes pheremones, which make him irresistible to human stock females.


Virago:
Prince Xizor's personal ship. One of the fastest in the galaxy. Used to escape from Imperial Center on Coruscant when the Rebels destroy Xizor's castle.


Emperor Palpatine:
Self-appointed ruler of the Empire after overthrowing the Republic and destroying most of the Jedi Knights. The Emperor watches as Darth Vader and Prince Xizor attempt to curry favor with him.


Swoop with Rider:
Long, raked repulsor craft equipped with powerful turbo thrusters and plow-like scoop in front. Ridden by gangs running spice, smuggling weapons and doing odd jobs for the underworld.


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