There are many parts to Darth Vader (Ver. It is quite an accomplishment to make the hilt to scale and still add electronics to it. A gentle turn of the a section of the hilt will instantly ignite the blade brightly, thanks to a tiny battery in it. 2.0) also comes with a stunning light-up lightsaber accessory. There should be no ifs, ands or buts about it. Any fully removable helmet Darth Vader figure is based from Return Of The Jedi. But this could drive anal-retentive collectors nuts because this is really Darth Vader based on his appearance in Episode VI. It’s quite obvious that Medicom Toy has selected phrases from across the Original Trilogy. Don’t make me destroy you,” “There is no conflict,” “If that is your destiny,” and “You don’t know the power of the dark side.” The figure also come with breathing sounds. Now I am the master,” “There is no escape. 2.0) says five complete phrases with a push of a button on his back including “I’ve been waiting for you, Obi-Wan. (We’re not big fans of electronics in high-end collectibles, but if it is done subtly and not frequently we’re alright with this decision.) Darth Vader (Ver. 2.0) apart from all previous versions is that this one is a talking Real Action Heroes. 2.0), a new take on Darth Vader as he appeared in Star Wars Episode VI: Return Of The Jedi specifically, but since his outfit is identical in Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, this can technically be a Darth Vader based on that film too. The biggest improvements to Darth Vader can be found however in the proudly named Darth Vader (Ver. The very first Darth Vader figure was certainly impressive, but they’ve been able to produce superior versions of the dark Lord of the Sith since.

Medicom Toy has found new methods to create eerily exact likenesses for human faces. There were other issues to correct however. While we have experienced what we believe are taller Darth Vader figures in years since the first releases, all figures are relatively the same height. We’re not sure if Medicom Toy has moved all that far away from this issue. All characters were subject to the same starting point and it did raise concern with collectors. Yes, there were scale issues because Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker (Jedi Knight) were the same exact height, but that’s because these were created in an era where there weren’t different body bucks to represent tall/medium/short characters. Medicom Toy, as far as one-sixth collectors were concerned, were seemingly right on the money out of the gate with the Star Wars Real Action Heroes line. Sometimes when a new line start off, the final figures don’t come off as well as they were planned at the inception of that line.

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