Embo Embo With Kaibu Star Wars The Black Series
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Embo Details

  • MSRP: $59.99 USD
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  • Scale: 6"
  • Exclusive: Hasbro Pulse
  • Variations Recorded: No
  • Year Imprinted: 2026
  • Released: 2026
  • Joint Count: 16
  • Joint Details: 1 ball-jointed top neck, 1 ball-jointed lower neck, 2 butterfly joints in the shoulders, 2 swivel-hinged shoulders, 2 swivel-hinged elbows, 2 ball-jointed wrists, 1 ball-jointed waist, 1 barbell-jointed hip, 2 swivel-hinged knees, 2 rocker ankles
  • Accessory Count: 5
  • Accessory Details: 1 Circular Kyuzo War Helmet, 2 Sickles, 1 Removable Collar, 1 Bowcaster (with two removable front wings)

MORE Embo INFO

  • This Black Series Embo figure was released in early September 2026 packaged with the Keibu exclusively through HasbroPulse.com
  • Embo is based on his appearance in the Star Wars: The Mandalorian And Grogu movie
  • This figure is almost identical to the single boxed versions released, but this time Hasbro gave the figure a soft-goods skirt, included the Keibu and changed the packaging
  • Besides the Keibu creature, Hasbro included Embo's circular Kyuzo war helmet, two sickles, a removable collar and a bowcaster
  • The hat sits loosely on top of Embo's head and it'll likely come off several times when you are trying to pose the figure
  • The biggest of drawback is that there is no way for Embo to hold the hat as a shield, and posing the figure in a throwing pose with the hat in hand is surprisingly challenging as well
  • The two sickles fit loosely into the hands
  • The bowcaster is a good fit for the right hand and it's possible to pose Embo with both hands holding the weapon at the same time
  • The bowcaster has two adjustable and removable front wings
  • There are no removable parts on the figure besides the hat
  • The soft goods looks great and gives the figure more leg room for dynamic poses
  • The sculpt looks very cool overall and the paint application gets the job done, it looks remarkably good on the upper body and the head, and unspectacular on the legs/boots
  • The weapons were left almost entirely unpainted, the two sickles and the bowcaster (except for the weapon's grip) are straight black plastic with no painted details on them
  • Embo stands well on display without giving you a major headache and once posed the bounty hunter looks impressive on the shelf
  • All in all, this version of Embo is a nice addition to the collection in cool packaging, and the highlight is the Keibu creature which isn't available anywhere else (as of this review)
  • However, the price came as a slap in the face to many collectors. At $59.99 before tax and shipping, the total cost approached $70 in some states. Considering that the individually boxed Embo figure retails for less than $30, charging roughly another $30 for the Keibu creature is difficult to justify
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PACKAGING TEXT

A seasoned bounty hunter tracking prey since the Clone Wars, the bowcaster-wielding Embo is a lethal warrior often accompanied by Keibu, his loyal anooba tracker.

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