Hasbro Star Wars 4-Inch Epic Hero Series

I'm happy to see that the 4" Star Wars Epic Series now has more joints on the figures like the Marvel ones, instead of the classic Kenner style 5 Points Of Articulation. I don't have many 4" Star Wars figures, and while there is still the current 4" Vintage Collection, those can be a bit pricy, even if the Vintage Collection still has more joints than the Epic Series. So having the options of a Cheaper Well Articulated Figures and the more "Collector Aimed" A Bit Expensive Super Articulated Figures is a good thing for me if I decide I want to get some more characters and such.

On 2/12/2025 at 4:37 PM, Admiralty_Entertainment said:

Still not going to bite on this line, but it looks like fun for kids. The Chewbacca has a good 'toyetic' look that I honestly would mind seeing done in live action someday. I can see Wookies with a carved wooden shield that has energy shield projecting tech built into it.

I wouldn't mind this Chewie as well, as it works for me. Still, if I were to get it, I would have to get a normal size Cross Bow like weapon for the figure. Though who knows if later on, they will do a Newer More Basic Epic series version of Chewie with a normal size weapon, since the one shown here seems to be more of a Deluxe figure than a Basic.

Still not going to bite on this line, but it looks like fun for kids. The Chewbacca has a good 'toyetic' look that I honestly would mind seeing done in live action someday. I can see Wookies with a carved wooden shield that has energy shield projecting tech built into it.

Shown below via In Demand Toys is an in-hand look at the new Star Wars 4 Epic Heroes Pirate Captain Brutus and Chewbacca Figures from Hasbro.

Shown below is the new Star Wars Epic Hero Series 4-Inch & Deluxe Action Figures Pre-order are available for pre-order from our sponsor Entertainment Earth. This line is aimed for children and contains figures of Ahsoka Tano, Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Grogu, The Mandalorian and Stormtrooper. Deluxe Figures consist of Paz Vizla and Sabine Wren.