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Welcome to the most comprehensive guide for Hasbro's Star Wars The Black Series 6" action figure line, which began in Spring 2013 and is still going strong. This guide is your ultimate resource for everything related to Star Wars The Black Series, featuring detailed information on each 6" action figure released. Make sure to use the filters on this page to sort figures by various criteria, helping you easily find specific characters, exclusives, or figures from a particular assortment within the The Black Series. Happy collecting, and may the Force be with you!
Here is a look at The Black Series 6-inch basic assortment of 2013/2014. Chewbacca would have been #13 in the series but the figure was delayed and was moved into the 2014/2015 line-up.
The only exclusive Black Series 6" set in 2013 was the San Diego Comic Con 2013 exclusive with Boba Fett and Han Solo in Carbonite.
Here is a list of Star Wars figures which were released between Fall 2014 and Fall 2015 in the basic assortment.
Here is a list of Star Wars figures from the 2014/2015 The Black Series Deluxe assortment.
Here is a list of Star Wars figures from the 2014/2015 The Black Series which were exclusives.
Here is a list of 6-inch Star Wars figures from the 2015/2016 Star Wars The Black Series.
Here is a list of Star Wars figures from the 2015 - 2018 The Black Series 6-inch line which were packed-in with vehicles or creatures.
Here is a list of Star Wars figures from the 2015/2016 The Black Series which were exclusives. The very first 6-inch Star Wars figure from Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which was a The First Order Stormtrooper, was released as an exclusive at San Diego Comic Con 2015.
Hasbro revealed the Star Wars 40th Anniversary Collection on February 15, 2017. The first figure shown was Luke Skywalker (X-Wing Pilot), which was a Star Wars Celebration Orlando 2017 exclusive. Only a few days later, on February 18, 2017 during New York Toy Fair, Hasbro revealed more figures from the 40th Anniversary Collection.
Here is a look at the Black Series Centerpiece line. The idea behind the sets was to give fans a diorama enviornment with lights where the character is set in a dynamic, fantasy-type situation.
Here is a look at Star Wars Black Series figures which didn't fit into the traditional assortment model.
The Black Series Archive sub-line includes Star Wars figures which were released previously, it's a way for Hasbro to bring back popular characters such as Boba Fett and figures which command a premium aftermarket price. In some cases Hasbro even improved the figures by adding the photo real face printing technology to give them a more life-like appearance. For the Black Series Archive line the packaging was changed from a Black Series box to a blister card.
The Black Series 6" Deluxe line started in March 2019 with General Grievous. Figures in this series cost $29.99 ($10 more than a regular Black Series figure) and included larger characters.
On Triple Force Friday, October 4, 2019, Hasbro released eight figures from the basic Black Series 6" assortment in limited edition white boxes. The figures cost $19.99 each and they were identical to the figures from the basic assortment. The only difference was the packaging, even the collector number on the side of the packaging was identical to the basic assortment counterpart. Here is a complete list:
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Empire Strikes Back in 2020 Hasbro released figures on special Kenner inspired cardbacks. The very first figure released in this series was Boba Fett in Kenner inspired colors during San Diego Comic Con in 2019, and even though the cardback featured the classic Star Wars logo (just like it did in 1979 right before the release of The Empire Strikes Back), the top of the card featured the 40th of The Empire Strikes Back logo. Besides the single carded figures listed below there were also other 40th ESB designated figures, such as the Carbonized Darth Vader, Stormtrooper and Boba Fett figures (all three released in a box, not on a card), the Probe Droid and the Luke Skywalker (Dagobah) with Yoda 2-pack which were released in the Black Series Deluxe assortment.
Listed here are Black Series 6" figures which were numbered and released single boxed since Fall 2020.
Listed here are all Star Wars: The Black Series 6-inch action figures inspired by Star Wars animation — including series such as Star Wars: Visions and Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi. This line of figures in Mural-line packaging for figures based on animation (other than The Clone Wars, Star Wars Rebels and the Bad Batch) started in 2025. Each figure captures the unique visual style of its source material in a realistic interpretation while fitting seamlessly into the mainline collection. Every release shown here was assigned its own number and comes packaged in the regular Black Series mural packaging.
Listed here are Star Wars Black Series figures which don't fit into a traditional assortment like multipacks, un-numbered exclusives and specialty figures.
The Credit Collection was a limited run of single carded Star Wars Black Series 6" figures between October 2020 and Fall 2022. Each figure was an artistic interpretation of the characters depicted in the artwork from the end credits of the Mandalorian TV series from season 1 and season 2. The packaging featured the iconic Kenner logo and every figure included a collectible plastic credit coin. Retailers which sold the Credit Collection figures included Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, Target, Walmart and the Fan Channel.
Here is a list of Black Series 6" Holiday Edition Star Wars figures which were released as exclusives at various retailers in November 2020 at $24.99 each.
The first Black Series Halloween figures were released in 2022 with a Halloween Wookiee and a Halloween Clone Trooper.
Listed here are all Star Wars: The Black Series 6-inch action figures released as Valentine’s Day editions. The first Black Series 6" Valentine's Day themed figure was the Ewok which was released in 2026.
Between Fall 2019 and Fall 2020 Hasbro released a total of seven Black Series Carbonized figures. All figures were repaints of previously released figures, they each cost $24.99 and were exclusive to different retailers.
Listed here are figures which were released in the Gaming Greats subline and had a Gaming Greats call-out on the packaging. Every figure listed here was available through Gamestop/ThinkGeek stores only and cost $24.99 each.
Listed here are Star Wars: The Black Series Archive figures. The Archive line began in 2019 with eight figures which you can find them listed here: Black Series Archive 2019 - 2020. The Black Series Archive line is a way for Hasbro to re-release hard-to-get and expensive aftermarket figures with updated paint decos and portraits on human characters.
Listed here are Star Wars: The Black Series figures which were packed-in with vehicles.
Listed below are Star Wars: The Black Series figures which were released in special fold-open book-like packaging and are based on comic books and novels. Those figures are the continuation of what started with the Luke Skywalker (Skywalker Strikes) figure in 2019, which was the first Black Series 6" figure specifically based on the comic book material. All these figures were released in non-traditional Mural Line packaging.
Listed here are Black Series 6" figures based on the Star Wars comic books and novels. Unlike the earlier “book-style” presentation boxes, these figures were released in the regular Black Series mural packaging and are individually numbered. This packaging change started in 2025 with the Prince Xizor figure.
Here is a look at the Star Wars: The Black Series Carbonized figures which were a continuation of the previously released Carbonized Collection figures which were released in now retired packaging.
Listed here are Black Series figures from the 40th Anniversary Of The Return Of The Jedi collection which were released in Kenner-inspired packaging from 1983/1984.
The Black Series Holocomm Collection was announced on October 4, 2023 exclusively on Yahoo.com. This sub-line started with five figures including Ahsoka Tano, Bo-Katan, Din Djarin, Axe Woves and Han Solo. Every figure included a holopuck which illuminates the figure from below. The cost for each figure at the time of launch was $34.99.
The Black Series Clones Of The Republic 2-packs were announced on 10/27/2023 during a Hasbro Pulse Premium Member exclusive livestream. The first set shown was Mace Windu and a 187th Legion Clone Trooper which had an MSRP of 44.99USD with a Spring 2024 shipping estimate.
At Toy Fair 2026 in New York City, Hasbro introduced a First Edition sub-line within Star Wars: The Black Series featuring five figures. The figures are identical to the mainline releases but come in exclusive white-and-blue packaging and were available in-store only at Target and Walmart in the United States. The concept echoes the 2019 Triple Force Friday First Edition releases, which were also packaged in white boxes.
