Watto

• MSRP: $27.99 USD
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• Scale: 6"
• Exclusive: Fan Channel / Amazon
• Variations Recorded: No
• Year Imprinted: 2026
• Released: 2026
• Joint Count: 13
• Joint Details: 1 ball-jointed top neck, 1 ball-jointed lower neck, 2 swivel-hinged shoulders, 2 swivel-hinged elbows, 2 swivel-hinged wrists, 1 ball-jointed upper body, 2 swivel-hinged hips, 2 rocker ankles
• Accessory Count: 9
• Accessory Details: 1 Display Stand, 1 Removable Belt, 1 Walking Stick, 1 Datapad, 1 Chance Cube, 4 Wings

• This Watto figure was first revealed during a Hasbro Pulse livestream on January 12, 2026
• The Black Series Watto action figure was released in early May 2026, single-boxed in Attack Of The Clones packaging, exclusively through Amazon and the Fan Channel
• Upon closer inspection, it is clear that this figure is based on Watto’s appearance in The Phantom Menace, making this a packaging error by Hasbro
• This release marks Watto’s debut in the Black Series 6-inch line
• Hasbro went all out with this figure and included an impressive selection of accessories
• The figure includes a clear plastic display stand, which plugs into a hole on Watto’s back and allows him to be displayed hovering above the shelf
• The removable belt is included as a separate accessory and fits securely around the figure
• The set also includes a datapad, a walking stick, an alternate set of wings, and a tiny chance cube
• The wings plug into two holes on Watto’s back, and their position can be adjusted
• The alternate wings are designed to show motion, making them ideal for displaying Watto in a hovering pose with the included stand
• The vest is a separate sculpted piece, but it cannot be removed without taking apart parts of the figure, which is not recommended
• The chance cube is very small and can be placed loosely into Watto’s left hand
• The datapad fits nicely into the figure’s hands
• The walking stick fits well in the right hand, but only sits loosely in the left hand
• The entire figure is beautifully sculpted and appears to be close to the correct height for the character
• The facial details are especially impressive, with strong sculpting and well-applied paint
• The paint application on the body turned out very nicely, with layered green and brown tones that bring out the texture of the character
• There is no dirt or weathering found on Watto's clothing
• The eyes are painted particularly well and give the figure a lot of personality
• The mouth cannot be opened, even though the sculpt makes it look as if it might be articulated
• The figure balances beautifully on its own, so displaying Watto without the stand is not a problem
• Overall, this is a truly wonderful rendition of Watto and an easy recommendation for Black Series collectors

Toydarian junk dealer Watto bought Shmi Skywalker and her son Anakin from Gardulla the Hutt. An inveterate gambler, he sponsored Anakin in several Podraces, but often bet against him.