The Ronin Star Wars: Visions Star Wars The Black Series

The Ronin Details

MSRP: $24.99 USD
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Scale: 6"
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Variations Recorded: No
Year Imprinted: 2025
Released: 2025
Joint Count: 20
Joint Details: 1 ball-jointed top neck, 1 ball-jointed lower neck, 2 butterfly-joints in the shoulders, 2 ball-jointed shoulders, 2 swivel-hinged elbows, 2 ball-jointed forearms underneath the sleeves, 2 swivel-hinged wrists, 1 ball-jointed waist, 1 barbell-jointed hip, 2 ball-jointed knees, 2 swivel legs, 2 rocker ankles
Accessory Count: 5
Accessory Details: 1 Rifle, 1 Lightsaber Hilt, 1 Red Lightsaber Blade, 1 Sheath, 1 Plastic Cloak

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This Black Series Ronin figure was released single boxed in Fall 2025 as a main line release
For this figure Hasbro re-worked the Star Wars: Celebration Japan Ronin figure from earlier in the year
This version of The Ronin was packaged in a single box and carried the number 01, marking the launch of a new animation-focused subline within The Black Series
Unlike the previously released version, this figure does not include a soft goods cloak and instead comes with a fully sculpted plastic cloak
The Ronin is a realistic interpretation of the anime character which can be seen in the first season of the Star Wars: Visions Disney+ show
Hasbro included a red lightsaber with the figure, a removable platic cloak and a blaster rifle
The cloak can be taken off the figure (open the clasp on the front and carefully pull it off the arms)
Both weapons fit well into the figure's hands
The lightsaber has a removable blade, this way the figure can be displayed with the saber ignited or turned off
The long sheath has the perfect length so that the entire red blade can be stored in it
The white belt on the figure is not removable
The overall sculpt of the figure is identical to the earlier release, maintaining the same character likeness and proportions
Rather than a mostly monotone paint application like the Japanese exclusive, this Ronin figure features a combination of deep blacks, whites, grays, and browns on the outfit
Overall, while the sculpt and accessories remain familiar, the packaging approach, cloak material, and different paintwork make this version of The Ronin feel very different from the Star Wars: Celebration Japan 2025 release