The Last Jedi toy line debuted on Force Friday II September 1, 2017 world wide. Instead of including build-a-weapon parts or oversized fantasty type weapons with the figures, Hasbro implemented the FORCE LINK feature which made figures talk and gave creatures and vehicles sounds. The sound feature could be activated via the FORCE LINK wrist band, which includes a sensor and a speaker. For The Last Jedi toys Hasbro removed the NERF shooting mechanism from the previous Rogue One toy line and instead of giving pilot figures simple yellow visors Hasbro replaced them with see-through versions and a fully sculpted face behind it.
Here is a look at single carded Star Wars action figures from The Last Jedi toy line. Every figure in the basic assortment was FORCE LINK enabled and the series included figures from different Star Wars movies.
Out of 24 figures released 3 were exclusives, which shows a focus of 12.50% on exclusives and 87.50% on regularly available figures.
If you have purchased one of each figure pictured here on this page when it was released at regular MSRP in the United States, or one of each multipack / convention exclusive, you've spent a total of $170.79. This averages out to $7.12 per figure.
Count | Media | Support |
| 1 | A New Hope | 4.17% |
| 1 | Empire Strikes Back | 4.17% |
| 1 | Return Of The Jedi | 4.17% |
| 1 | The Force Awakens | 4.17% |
| 19 | The Last Jedi | 79.17% |
| 1 | Rogue One: A Star Wars Story | 4.17% |
| 24 | Total Figures | 100% |
