Eleventh Brother

• MSRP: $19.99 USD
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• Scale: 3.75"
• Exclusive: No
• Variations Recorded: No
• Year Imprinted: None
• Released: 2026
• Joint Count: 15
• Joint Details: 1 ball-jointed neck, 2 swivel-hinged shoulders, 2 swivel-hinged elbows, 2 swivel-hinged wrists, 1 ball-jointed upper body, 1 barbell-jointed hip, 2 swivel thighs, 2 swivel-hinged knees, 2 rocker ankles
• Accessory Count: 3
• Accessory Details: 1 Soft-goods Cape, 1 Lightsaber Hilt, 1 Lightsaber With Two Permanently Attached Red Blades

• The Vintage Collection Eleventh Brother 3.75-inch figure was released in late March 2026 as part of Hasbro’s basic assortment on a single cardback
• As a member of the Empire’s Inquisitorius, the Eleventh Brother was tasked with hunting down surviving Jedi in the early days of Imperial rule
• This release marks the character debut of the Eleventh Brother in the 3.75-inch scale, making it a notable addition for Vintage Collection collectors
• Hasbro packed the figure with a removable soft goods cape and two different lightsaber options
• One accessory is a non-ignited lightsaber hilt, while the second features two permanently attached red blades
• The non-ignited hilt includes a peg that plugs into a hole on the belt, and it works fairly well for storage
• Both weapons fit securely into the 11th Brother’s hands
• Collectors can also remove the soft goods cape by detaching the head from the neck peg, lifting the cape away, and then reattaching the head
• The combination of the plastic hood and the soft goods cape works quite well for this release
• The Eleventh Brother is nicely detailed, with solid sculpting and clean paint applications throughout
• A standout detail is the Imperial logo printed on the soft goods cape, which gives this release an extra bit of visual flair
• Aside from the removable cape, however, there are no other removable parts on the figure
• The sculpt looks great and the red eyes look especially menacing
• The Eleventh Brother's long fingers add even more character to the overall sculpt
• We also experienced no balancing issues with the figure, which is always a plus for display
• Overall, the Vintage Collection Eleventh Brother is an easy recommendation, the figure has modern articulation, great sculpting and it's a character debute in the 3.75-inch line

The Eleventh Brother serves the Empire's Inquisitorius, hunting down members of the Jedi Order.