Hasbro Reveals New The Last Jedi Action Figures For Force Friday

Remember the old Kenner brand Luke Skywalker with the slit in his wrist so a wispy-tipped (inexplicably yellow) lightsaber could slide out? We've come a long way. On Thursday, Hasbro reveals its lineup of new toys as the world celebrates Force Friday II.

A 3.75-inch figure, meant for playtime rather than collecting, features the exiled Jedi master in his Ahch-To cloak with worn-away robotic hand. But ... apparently no green lightsaber. (These standalone figures retail for $7.99)

What at first glance resembles a high-tech crypt for the First Order villain is actually a starter kit for Hasbro's Force Link feature. This wristband unlocks an array of phrases, sound effects, lights with 30 compatible figures, accessories, vehicles, and playsets. (Retail price: $24.99)

This 3.75-inch figure is one of the crimson-armored bodyguards for Supreme Leader Snoke.

Still wearing his favorite jacket from Poe Dameron, this former Stormtrooper is shown in 3.75-inch format.

Here we see Daisy Ridley's Rey ditching the scavenger rags for a more classical Jedi look. And she's still in possession of the Skywalker lightsaber.

This new character played by Kelly Marie Tran is a Resistance mechanic who gets swept up on a covert mission with Finn to the casino city of Canto Bight. She speaks softly, but carries a big blaster.

The red arm has been restored to its original goldenrod luster for everybody's not-so-favorite protocol droid.

You can never have too many. They go down fast.

The First Order fascist (played by Domhnall Gleeson) is still threatening to rule the galaxy with the clenched fist of his brand of freedom — but now he has a sidekick, the MSE-6 (or mouse droid.)

Another of the new characters in The Last Jedi is Rose's sister, Paige, played by Veronica Ngo. Paige is a gunner with the Resistance who has fought frequently on the front lines alongside Poe Dameron and other high profile heroes.

Among the new vehicles is Kylo Ren's personal starfighter, the fang-winged TIE Silencer. It includes the villain in flight outfit, and retails for $49.99

These security vehicles look like something our police would throw into a road to burst a bad guy's tires. This vehicle includes an officer from the galactic casino and retails for $29.99.

We saw the A-wing fighters in the original trilogy, but here's a new variation for a different generation. It includes the Resistance pilot named Tallie. (First name, last name? That's unclear.) This vehicle also sells for $29.99.

Here's Oscar Isaac's character in X-wing, deep-space gear. But there's also another version of him for sale with a new vehicle ...

Poe Dameron trades his X-wing for this significantly less stable fighter, which was seen in The Last Jedi trailer stirring up a plume of red mineral as it skims the surface of the planet Crait. This ship sells for $39.99.

He looks small here, but golden-robed Supreme Leader Snoke (played by Andy Serkis) dwarfs his 3.75-inch Praetorian Guard in this battle station playset, modeled on a BB-8 exterior. It sells for $179.99.

Should we read much into the fact that The Last Jedi toyline includes a Darth Vader? Maybe, maybe not. Vader is omnipresent in every toy collection, and at least his spirit and memory hover over every Star Wars film.

Those seeking just the scarfaced dark-sider can get this figure, complete with crossguard lightsaber.

The villain comes in much larger form with this foot-tall, interactive figurine, which includes than 65 light and sound effects — including a lightsaber that glows Sith red.

The new line also includes some figures from past films, including this space monster and Bala-Tik, who came to collect from Han Solo in The Force Awakens. This retails for $19.99.

I don't remember Boba Fett having these dual flamethrowers in the original trilogy, but hey ... they're cool. This set sells for $14.99 and is among the many here that is Force Link enabled to make sound effects.

Another throwback is this Empire Strikes Back-era Darth Vader with Imperial "Viper" probe droid. It sells for $14.99 and is also Force Link enabled.

The roly-poly droid opening up to form a space-battle base, with a small version of BB-8 and Rey included to scale the vehicle landing pad, jail cell, catwalks and other levels. It sells for $79.99.

Before we get to the Black Series figures, let's just stop and hug this soft Porg. It retails for $39.99 and is battery operated to waddle, flap its wings, and chirp and coo.

These more detailed, collector-friendly figures stand 6-inches and retail for $19.99.

The Rebels pilot gets the collector treatment.

Another villain from the animated Rebels series.

This vehicle pack from the original 1977 Star Wars film features farmboy Luke and his Tatooine speeder. It sells $59.99.

The Jakku scavenger and her tractor-like speeder sell for $59.99.

This figure in battle pose, tearing into the Tantive IV at the start of the original Star Wars, sells for $49.99.

In a similar pose from The Empire Strikes Back, Luke charges into battle on Hoth against the four-legged AT-ATs. This display piece also sells for $49.99.

This figure comes with a display stand made of the red soil of Crait, a world where an abandoned Rebel base becomes the site of a battle between the Resistance and the First Order. It retails for $34.99.

Another display figure from the Black Series is Kylo Ren, seen here in the box, with elements from the Supreme Leader Snoke throne room in The Last Jedi. It also sells for $34.99.

Finally, the last of the Black Series display figures -- this one Luke Skywalker on the Force-sacred island of Ahch-To, where he has retreated into self-imposed exile. Retail: $34.99.