Hasbro Star Wars E3 BF75 ZETT JUKASSA...

ZeeBooth asked me to submit a review for this figure, so here it goes. Short and sweet: This is a great figure, it looks like it should and the articulation is decent. It's not perfect but it's at least a bit more than the basics and at least this jedi padawan was in the movie. Kids should love this toy because it's a kid jedi, and what little Star Wars fan doesn't love pretending to be a jedi? Collectors should like this figure because it's pretty accurate, has no 'action feature', and it's a figure of a lesser character that we may not have otherwise gotten. Big downside is that it is a small figure but it's full price. Would have been nice to get something extra considering it costs the same as figure twice the size. Oh well....

Product damaged. Lightsaber missing. Do not buy from Brian's Toys

This one one boy who had skills, don't care if he does he did what he did for a reason, he would have been a master Jedi, love this figure not even going to open it thanks hasbro

Oh puh-leez, the only reason Hasbro made a figure of this nobody character is because they were forced to by George Lucas, whose son played the part in Star Wars III. So yeah, if you've always wanted a chance to encourage lame Hollywood nepotism, buying this toy is a great opportunity.

I don't think this was a figure that any Star Wars fan was really hoping Hasbro would make, but they did, and look at what we have now! This is probably the best sculpt Hasbro has made of any padawan, even though it does have a few things that could have been improved on, such as the lack of articulation in the legs. But it's still very good. The sculpt is good, it's just another jedi suit, only padawan sized. It's not something Hasbro hasn't done before. The hand detail is something that Hasbro has started to use in the Revenge of the Sith line, and I like it. You can actually see each finger. But the head is the best part, it's detailed perfectly! The paint is just as good, it is just like what is seen in the movie, from what you actually get to see before he is shot down by a member of the 501st. Zett comes with a lightsaber with a removable blade, a small feature we have seen now and then on some Star Wars figures, and a common dark blue base that has come with many figures in the ROTS line. The right hand does not grip the lightsaber very well, so make sure you squeeze the hand together or the lightsaber will fall out of it's grasp. The articulation points are ball-jointed head, and swivel arms, elbows, wrists, torso and hips. Surprisingly you can take the figure apart at every articulation point, but I really wouldn't reccomend doing it. So now we have a great figure of George Lucas's son, in a jedi outfit! Buy it before it's gone!