Star Wars: Hasbro Reveals New Line of Maul - Shadow Lord Figures
With the premiere of Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord just weeks away, we’re starting to see the first collectibles and figures based on the new animated series. Hasbro has released images of its first wave of Star Wars: The Black Series figures inspired by the show, and they’re looking pretty darned cool.
Check out the slideshow gallery below for a closer look at all four Maul: Shadow Lord figures:
This first wave of Shadow Lord figures includes Maul himself, along with his faithful Mandalorian minion Rook Kast, his new protege Devon Izara, and the Sith Inquisitor Eleventh Brother. Strangely, Maul’s new enemies, Captain Brander Lawson and his droid Two-Boots, are missing from the lineup, but we assume they’ll be included in a future wave.
Like the rest of the Black Series line, these figures are designed in 6-inch scale and include various weapons and accessories. Maul even includes a fabric cloak to differentiate him from previous Clone Wars-style figures.
These figures are priced at $27.99 each and will be released in stores in Spring 2026. You can find Amazon preorder links for all four figures below:
Lucasfilm recently released a new trailer for Maul: Shadow Lord, and we’ve broken down all the major Star Wars characters who appear in the series. You can also learn more about the prequel comic Star Wars: Shadow of Maul.
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