K-7R1

• MSRP: $79.99 USD
• Scale: 6"
• Exclusive: Disney
• Variations Recorded: No
• Year Imprinted: None
• Released: 2022
• Joint Count: 27
• Joint Details: 1 Ball-jointed upper neck, 1 Ball-jointed lower neck, 2 Ball-jointed shoulders, 2 Swivel Joints Above The Elbows (can rotate 360°), 2 Swivel Elbow Joints (up and down movement), 2 Swivel Joints Below The Elbows (can rotate 360°), 2 Swivel Wrists (can rotate 360°), 2 Hand Hinges (up and down movement), 1 ball-jointed upper body, 2 ball-jointed hips, 2 Swivel Joints Above The Knees (can rotate 360°), 2 Swivel Knee Joints (up and down movement), 2 Swivel Joints Below The Knees (can rotate 360°), 2 Swivel Ankles (up and down movement), 2 Foot Hinges (left and right movement)
• Accessory Count: 0
• Accessory Details: None

• This Black Series K-7R1 droid was released exclusively through Disney in March 2022 in a multipack titled Droid Depot
• The other figures in this set were a Pit Droid, a Battle Droid, Babu Frik and CB-23
• K-7R1 can be seen inside the Galaxy's Edge Droid Depot inside Disneyland in California and Disney World in Florida
• This figure is a repaint of K-2SO
• Even though K-7R1 didn't come with any weapons or accessories the droid is able to hold regular blasters
• The paint application on the droid is unqiue
• The elbows, knees and ankle joints were given clear plastic pieces so that you can see through them
• Hasbro managed to capture the likeness of the droid very well while at the same time ultra articulate it with extremely well hidden and nicely stiff joints
• K-7R1 keeps the balance well even in dynamic battle poses and that's not easy to do with thin long legs and a height which is over 7 inches tall

Hoping to be reactivated, the KX security droid with black and white plating known as K-7R1 was dismantled and displayed in the Droid Depot by the proprietor Mubo.