IG-88

• Scale: 3.75"
• Exclusive: Toys'R'Us
• Variations Recorded: No
• Year Imprinted: 2000
• Released: 2003
• Joint Count: 7
• Joint Details: 1 Swivel upper head, 1 swivel neck, 2 swivel shoulders, 1 swivel waist, 2 swivel hips
• Accessory Count: 3
• Accessory Details: 1 Removable Bandolier, 1 Blaster Rifle, 1 Clear Display Stand

• IG-88 (Ultimate Bounty) was released in a Toys'R'Us exclusive 4-pack titled "Ultimate Bounty"
• The other figures in this set were Aurra Sing - Boba Fett and Bossk
• Besides 4 Star Wars action figures the set also included a Swoop Bike
• IG-88 is a repaint of the IG-88 figure from The Power Of The Jedi toy line from 2000
• Hasbro gave the figure's body a very rusty appearance - but they forgot to paint the head the same way
• IG-88's bandolier is removable from the figure
• The droid is able to hold the included blaster rifle OK in each hand
• Unlike the POTJ IG-88 - this version had major balancing issues while we were taking pictures of it (luckily Hasbro included a display stand)

Bounty hunters enjoy a thriving business in the galaxy. Under the restrictive rule of the Empire, citizens are often named "enemies of the state" and rewards are posted for their capture. Many bounty hunters are criminals themselves and act in dangerous and violent ways with the sanction of Imperial law. They hunt the innocent and guilty alike, caring only for their reward and not at all concerned with justice. Only a few work with the legitimate intention of capturing actual fugitives. As a whole, t he profession is distinguished by outstanding slime.

Hideous assassin droid; one of a set of five identical robots that massacred their constructors upon activation.