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The Mandalorian – The Child (aka Baby Yoda) Life Size Figure by Sideshow

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Sideshow Collectibles has opened up pre-orders for a collectible that is sure to be a big hit with Star Wars fans. You can now pre-order your own life size Baby Yoda! While the makers of the show would prefer you to call it “The Child”, the name “Baby Yoda” has already been ingrained into the minds of fans new and old. The Mandalorian – The Child Life Size Figure stands over 16.5″ tall. It’s a mixed media release with a fabric cloak, and a mix of plastic and resin for the rest of the statue. He is even shown with the silver knob from Mando’s ship.

The Baby Yoda collectible is priced at $350, with optional payment plans available. It is due for release between august and October. Check out photos, details, and the pre-order link after the jump.

The Child Life-Size Figure by Sideshow Collectibles

“I would like to see the baby.”

Sideshow presents The Child Life-Size Figure, created in partnership with Legacy Effects to bring you the galaxy’s most sought-after bounty.

Lovingly referred to by audiences as ‘Baby Yoda’, the mysterious alien known as The Child has quickly become the breakout fan-favorite of Star Wars™: The Mandalorian on Disney+. Now eager collectors can become a clan of two and bring home the asset as an incredible 1:1 scale Star Wars collectible, no tracking fob needed.

The Child Life-Size Figure measures 16.5” tall, standing on a simple black podium base that lets this adorable alien steal all of the focus- along with the Mandalorian’s ship parts. Inspired by its unique onscreen appearance, this mixed media statue features a tan fabric coat swaddling The Child as it gazes up with charming wide eyes, hiding the silver shift knob from the Razor Crest™ in its right hand.

Every inch of this incredibly lifelike figure has been meticulously detailed to recreate everything that Star Wars fans love about the young alien, from the fuzz on its wrinkled head to its irresistible pout, all the way down to its tiny, toddling feet. Fans looking to bring home The Mandalorian collectibles need look no further- bounty hunting is a complicated profession but collecting the galaxy’s cutest alien has never been easier!

Secure the asset for your Star Wars figures collection and bring home The Child Life-Size Figure today.

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  2. Black Arbor's Avatar Black Arbor says

    I feel like the Baby Yoda fad is something we'll look back on years later and wonder "why'd we go so crazy for that muppet?"

  3. Spooked's Avatar Spooked says

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    Originally Posted by Black Arbor View Post
    I feel like the Baby Yoda fad is something we'll look back on years later and wonder "why'd we go so crazy for that muppet?"
    No doubt. Though I think it may only take a year or two. No one has the attention span any more.

  4. ShabbyBlue has no avatar! ShabbyBlue says

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    Originally Posted by Black Arbor View Post
    I feel like the Baby Yoda fad is something we'll look back on years later and wonder "why'd we go so crazy for that muppet?"
    Kind of like BB-8 in 2015 and porgs in 2017, both of which people seem to be over with by now. Baby Yoda however will probably sustain his appeal a bit longer than them thanks to us getting a 2nd season of Mandalorian in a year or less and everyone going nuts again over whatever new adborable things he does in the next season.

  5. webz has no avatar! webz says

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    Originally Posted by Black Arbor View Post
    I feel like the Baby Yoda fad is something we'll look back on years later and wonder "why'd we go so crazy for that muppet?"
    Who needs to "look back" - I'm looking forward and wondering about the fad.

    No doubt, but it's still part of entertainment culture and history now. Starwars has always had a ridiculously obsessive collectibles economy.

  6. dukefett's Avatar dukefett says

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    Originally Posted by ShabbyBlue View Post
    Kind of like BB-8 in 2015 and porgs in 2017, both of which people seem to be over with by now. Baby Yoda however will probably sustain his appeal a bit longer than them thanks to us getting a 2nd season of Mandalorian in a year or less and everyone going nuts again over whatever new adborable things he does in the next season.
    Did anyone even like the Porgs? BB-8 did disappear though, I can't remember anything he did in the last movie.

  7. ShabbyBlue has no avatar! ShabbyBlue says

    A lot of people went nuts over the porgs during that short time period and there was quite a bit of porg related merchandise released because of it, including a bunch of non-toy items.

  8. webz has no avatar! webz says

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    Did anyone even like the Porgs? BB-8 did disappear though, I can't remember anything he did in the last movie.
    Droids, in general, didn't play a very prominent role in ROS. The new little droid had one scene and C3P0 had one scene, and that was it that I can remember - but I only saw it once.

  9. ShabbyBlue has no avatar! ShabbyBlue says

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    Droids, in general, didn't play a very prominent role in ROS. The new little droid had one scene and C3P0 had one scene, and that was it that I can remember - but I only saw it once.
    C-3PO had more than one scene and actually had a surprising amount of attention given to him in this final film with the whole subplot of him losing his memory and regaining it later on in a touching scene with R2. He also had some great amusing lines of dialogue too. R2-D2 was the one who sadly got neglected thru the entire sequel trilogy.

  10. Black Arbor's Avatar Black Arbor says

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    Originally Posted by dukefett View Post
    Did anyone even like the Porgs? BB-8 did disappear though, I can't remember anything he did in the last movie.
    Some people liked porgs waaaaaay more than others.....


  11. webz has no avatar! webz says

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    C-3PO had more than one scene and actually had a surprising amount of attention given to him in this final film with the whole subplot of him losing his memory and regaining it later on in a touching scene with R2. He also had some great amusing lines of dialogue too. R2-D2 was the one who sadly got neglected thru the entire sequel trilogy.
    I don't remember anything other than him losing his memory/reboot scenes, I vaguely remember a few quips, but I don't consider that as anything that moves the story forward. I'm not a fan of 3PO anyway, so I find his minimalized role to make the sequels even better!

    R2D2 didn't do much coz he was a kung-fu kicking, flying, unstoppable force of fury in the prequels. He just laid low coz he had nothing left to prove.

  13. tierneygreen's Avatar tierneygreen says

    Why does Sideshow always include a size comparison shot using an apple, as if apples have a uniform size?

  14. Black Arbor's Avatar Black Arbor says

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    Why does Sideshow always include a size comparison shot using an apple, as if apples have a uniform size?
    Maybe it's the same fake apple so it's always the same size? Haha

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