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First Look: Hot Toys Ahsoka Tano (Padawan) 1:6 Figure

By Sideshow on Jun 4, 2025

Sideshow’s newest UNBOXING VIDEO showcases Hot Toys’ latest Star Wars™ collectible. Ahead of the worldwide release, get a first look at the Ahsoka Tano™ (Padawan) Sixth Scale Figure, inspired by the character’s appearance in Star Wars: Ahsoka.

Take a closer look at everything from the Star Wars figure packaging to the range of articulation and variety of accessories included in this highly anticipated release with the unboxing video below.


Unboxing the Figure

This Ahsoka Tano collectible figure features a newly developed headsculpt with articulated lekku and separate rolling eyeballs to adjust her eyeline. She wears a skillfully tailored outfit and carries a green Lightsaber™. Collectors can complete the screen-to-shelf scene with a special sand-themed display base.


Ahsoka Tano, Star Wars

Ahsoka Tano was discovered by Jedi Master Plo Koon as a small child and accepted into the Jedi Order. When she was 14, Ahsoka was granted the rank of Padawan and she was partnered with Anakin Skywalker, a powerful yet reckless Jedi Knight. Anakin initially bristled at the idea of having an Apprentice, and their early interactions were playfully contentious; he called her “Snips” for her witty retorts, and Ahsoka called him “Skyguy.” But they bonded on the battlefield and Anakin gained a newfound respect for Ahsoka.


What’s in the Box?

The Ahsoka Tano™ (Padawan) Sixth Scale Figure features:

  • Authentic and detailed likeness of Ahsoka Tano as a Padawan learner in Star Wars: Ahsoka
  • One (1) newly developed headsculpt with separate rolling eyeballs features
  • Screen-accurate facial expression, makeup, and detailed facial patterns
  • Newly sculpted blue and white striped montrals and lekku embedded with bendable wires
  • Highly detailed head accessories in metallic gold color
  • New specialized body with over 28 points of articulations and silicone arms with seamless joint
  • Approximately 27 cm tall
  • Six (6) pieces of interchangeable hands including:
    • One (1) pair of relax hands
    • One (1) pair of Lightsaber™-holding hands
    • One (1) pair of gesture hands
  • Each headsculpt is specially hand-painted

Costume:

  • One (1) reddish brown-colored sleeveless tunic
  • One (1) reddish brown-colored sleeveless under tunic with standing collar
  • One (1) reddish brown-colored belt with straps and silver buckle
  • One (1) pair of gray-colored pants
  • One (1) pair of reddish brown-colored upper arm sleeves
  • One (1) pair of reddish brown-colored forearm gauntlets
  • One (1) pair of reddish brown-colored boots and covers

Weapons:

  • One (1) LED-lighted Lightsaber™ with blade (Green light, USB power operated)
  • One (1) pair of Lightsaber™ blade in motion (attachable to the hilt)
  • One (1) Lightsaber™ hilt

Accessories:

  • One (1) pair of goggles
  • Specially designed desert-themed figure stand with Star Wars logo and character nameplate

Companion Pieces

Showcase every era of this character in your collection with the Ahsoka Tano™ Sixth Scale Figure.

An Apprentice needs her Master! Reunite Snips and Skyguy with the Anakin Skywalker™ (Clone Wars) Sixth Scale Figure.


For more Sideshow FIRST LOOK unboxings, visit our official YouTube Channel. Featuring fan-favorite and highly anticipated collectible figures from all your favorite worlds, this series is an essential guide for curious collectors! See all the latest sixth scale collectibles from manufacturers like Hot Toys, Sideshow, Exo-6, and more.

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