The silver beskar helmet shines just like Mando’s in the Disney+ series. It is adjustable and padded to make for a comfortable fit. The right side of the helmet allows for a tactical light to be removed whenever you desire. If you flip the helmet upside down, it glows red inside. The sounds are voice-activated. All you have to say is “hey BB-8,” and you’ll be in the heat of the battle with X-Wings flying by and BB-8 responding to your instructions. You’ll feel as though you are flying a ship yourself. Tales of Villainy: Follow and Lead depicts Kylo Ren wearing his helmet between the events of Episode VIII and Episode IX. This bright white replica of the troopers’ Phase II helmets was an exciting addition announced to come out in May of this year. The voice changer allows for voice distortion, making you sound just like a reg!

Kylo Ren's reforged helmet was strengthened through Sith alchemy. Sarrassian iron was painstakingly applied between the shards of the shattered helmet, creating a bright red alchemical web [2] that resembled crimson lightning [15] or scars. [16] The resulting helmet was heavier and smelled of molten iron, [15] but was stronger than the previous version. [2] The helmet retained its ability to alter Ren's voice, giving it a "distant and mechanical" tone. [15] There is a switch inside the helmet that allows you to choose which battle you’d like to simulate. You can choose from the Battle of Yavin, where he pilots his X-Wing, or the Battle of Hoth in his snow speeder. Snoke made Kylo Ren angry intentionally so he could make the Force-bridge thing between Kylo and Rey. From the transcriptKylo Ren does indeed sport a new helmet in The Rise of Skywalker, built from the pieces of the helmet he broke in The Last Jedi after Snoke belittled him as "a child in a mask." The reworked headgear features jagged silver bits and red vein-like stripes running across it, evidence that Kylo welded the sections together to create a new helmet out of the old one. Kylo Ren: " I sense unease about my appearance, General Hux." Armitage Hux: " About the mask? No, sir. Well done." Bellava Parnadee: " I like it." ―Kylo Ren, Armitage Hux, and Bellava Parnadee [7]

Although this helmet is not battle-scarred and is all white, it still includes similar features to the other Boba Fett helmet. This one also includes a range finder. The range finder still flips down and has glowing LED lights. On the interior is an illuminated heads-up display as well. Although this one is not yet released in stores, it comes out in February of this year. It comes with sound effects that synchronize with flashing lights. They simulate battle explosions and blaster fire. I said leave it! You cannot hide behind a mask here. You cannot pretend to be Vader in this place." ―Snoke, to Kylo Ren [18]

6. Imperial Shock Trooper

This helmet fits a little bit smaller than the other two previously listed. As such, it is a great choice for younger kids to wear. The plastic helmet comes with a chin strap and other adjustable straps for a snugger fit. Driver also shared that he "definitely" experienced a sense of ownership over Kylo Ren, but never felt like he had a full "control" of him and never shut himself off to ideas about where the character would go next. This was helpful going into The Rise of Skywalker and during the making of the film, which had huge responsibilities in following up a different director's artistic vision and concluding the Star Wars story that began over 40 years ago. With the release of the new Kenobi series, came the release of a new Darth Vader helmet. Although a helmet had previously been released two different years, this one, released in May of 2022 follows the design of his helmet in the show. With Kylo's arc coming to a close in The Rise of Skywalker (at least as far as we know as of this writing, prior to the release of the film), Driver undoubtedly had to get into a certain frame of mind when portraying the character. What helped him get there? The cast and crew, whom Driver said gave him "ideas in the moment"; the set, which he described as "so clear and beautiful and that gives so much information"; and, of course, Kylo's costume — new helmet and all. Though The Last Jedi film and most of its literary adaptations showed Ren destroying his helmet by smashing it against the wall of the turbolift aboard the Supremacy, the film's storybook adaptation described Ren destroying his helmet by crushing it beneath his feet. [25]

The all-silver-grey armored helmet includes a flip-down range finder. The range finder lights up to reveal LED flashing lights. Additionally, there is a heads-up display that illuminates. The interior is padded, making it fit comfortably on the head. There are also scratches seen around the outside to represent battle scarring.Just like the Poe Dameron helmet, Luke’s helmet doesn’t cover the entire face. It has attachable Velcro padding for the inside and a chin strap to make it a comfortable fit. From Boba Fett to Wedge Antilles, you can choose from your favorite movie or tv show characters. Since 2015, they have released a variety of characters’ helmets and some of the same. No matter which movie you want to base your costumes on, they have an option for you.