Asajj Ventress 2-Pack Anakin Skywalker / Asajj Ventress Star Wars The Vintage Collection

Asajj Ventress Details

Star Wars The Vintage Collection Asajj Ventress

MSRP: $51.99 USD
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Scale: 3.75"
Exclusive: San Diego Comic Con
Variations Recorded: No
Production Date Stamp: 60679
Released: 2026
Joint Count: 15
Joint Details: 1 barbell-jointed neck, 2 swivel-hinged shoulders, 2 swivel-hinged elbows, 2 swivel wrists, 1 ball-jointed upper body, 1 barbell-jointed hip, 2 swivel thighs, 2 swivel-hinged knees, 2 rocker ankles
Accessory Count: 5
Accessory Details: 2 Non-Ignited Lightsaber Hilts, 2 Red Lightsabers, 1 Double-Bladed Red Lightsaber

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This Asajj Ventress figure was released as a San Diego Comic Con 2026 exclusive
The figure was packaged together with Anakin Skywalker in Tartakovsky Clone Wars tribute packaging
A limited number of sets were made available a few weeks after San Diego Comic Con through Hasbro's online store HasbroPulse.com
The soft-goods skirt on the figure is not removable
There are two holes on the belt buckle where the non-ignited lightsaber hilts can be plugged in (this works great)
Unlike other Asajj Ventress figures in the 3 3/4" line, Hasbro finally gave her smaller lightsaber hilts (they are almost too small now!)
All sabers fit well into Asajj Ventress' hands
The figure's sculpt is a realistic interpretation of the cartoon character and the entire figure looks fantastic in person
The paint application looks good too and the color tone Hasbro used on the outfit matches what we remember from the Clone Wars Tartakovsky cartoon
There really isn’t much to critique here, other than the difficulty we encountered while posing Asajj during the photo shoot. She had trouble maintaining her balance and frequently fell over
One thing worth noting about the packaging is that, while it certainly looks attractive, its nostalgic influences do not entirely align with the era of the Tartakovsky Clone Wars series. Saturday morning cartoons were a defining part of the 1980s and early 1990s, but by the time Star Wars: Clone Wars debuted in 2003 and continued into 2005, television viewing habits had changed considerably. The packaging also appears to draw inspiration from a VCR, even though VHS tapes and VCRs were already being phased out during this period. In fact, the Tartakovsky Clone Wars series was never released on VHS, with its home-video release going directly to DVD. So does the packaging make sense? We don't think so, but it looks cool nonetheless.

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Anakin Skywalker - 2-Pack Anakin Skywalker / Asajj Ventress

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PACKAGING TEXT

Controlled by Advanced Recon Force troopers, AT-RT Walkers are two-legged open-cockpit reconnaissance vehicles. AT-RT drivers featured heavily in the Republic assault on the capital of Umbara, in which Commanders Rex and Fives stood up for the well-being of their clone brothers.