| To gain free passage through Jabba the Hutt's routes, the Republic agrees to rescue the crime lord's kidnapped son, Rotta the Huttlet. Obi-Wan learns that Anakin and his team have found the child and are under attack by Separatist forces. Obi-Wan races to join them on the remote planet, bringing much-needed reinforcements to Anakin and his embattled team.
Step into The Clone Wars animated world with this articulated action figure based on the anime character. With broad shoulders and the look of deliberation, this figure comes with a lightsaber, removable helmet and a firing jet backpack. Aim the projectile at your target and stage your own galactic battles.
Figure comes with lightsaber, helmet and jet backpack with projectile. |
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 OK figure |
| Review Date: September 22, 2009 |
| Reviewer: M. Hoffman, |
| Relatively durable figure for a new Star Wars figure. The articulation of this figure is pretty poor compared to Clone Troopers, but not that far off from some other Clone Wars figures. Wish they all had the sort of articulation that GI Joe figures have. Still, it looks good and will probably hold together should a child play with it. The rocket backpack is fairly useless, as are all the firing missile add-ons Hasbro wants to throw in with this line. Buy, hey, it's Obi-Wan! You can't go too far wrong there. |
Durable and Son Loves It
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| Review Date: August 17, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Steve D, Alden, New York United States |
| What can I say...the figure is durable and my son loves playing with it. As another reviewer mentioned it does lack some flexibility. |
Needs articulation
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| Review Date: February 28, 2009 |
| Reviewer: I AM YOUR FATHER, |
I have the same complaint with CLONE WARS Anakin Skywalker. While the figure bears a very accurate physical resemblance to the animated character both in face and costume, it lacks flexibility. While the head and the arms can move well, the shoulder plates limit raising the arms above the head. The legs only move at the hips, having stiff knees and ankles. My son and daughter still play with the figure (it is Obiwan Kenobi after all!), but they both think he should have the articulation of a clone trooper, and they're right. If Ahsoka's legs can bend, why cant Obiwan and Anakin?
Hasbro provided a couple of useless accessories such as a clone helmet, and a rocket back back with a firing missile. You have to pop off Obiwan's head to pop on the helmet and I've never seen my kids play with the rocket pack. There is of course a blue lightsaber.
Overall, a necessary addition to the cast, but Hasbro could have done better.
I AM YOUR FATHER |
good toy a- rating
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| Review Date: February 12, 2009 |
| Reviewer: B. fallas-mora, philadelphia, pa usa |
| My son has just about every star war clone wars action figures. He really loves them but they are not very durable the hands on few of his toys have come off. Other than that he gets lots of play out of them. |
My 6yr Old Loves Obi Wan.....
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| Review Date: December 15, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Tarun Chachra, Hillsborough, NJ |
I dont see the fun and educational values here...but the toy is nice and my son loves Obi Wan.... Thats all I need to make a purchase decision.
My reason for 4/5 - I dont see this as a toy that kids will come back to again and again....its more of a collectable to me.
One issue was...the head popped off when trying to remove from the blister pack...but we got it back on with ease. |
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