One (1) 1/6th scale Anzellan Droidsmith collectible with 2 interchangeable right arms (Approximately 4.5cm tall)

After sacrificing itself to protect The Mandalorian and Grogu on Nevarro, the IG-11 assassin droid was reconstructed by Anzellan Droidsmiths into IG-12, a mech that can be controlled by Grogu. Anzellans were a diminutive sentient species. The tiny beings often took up tech jobs such as the droidsmith Babu Frik [1] and the slicer Ginntho. [8] One also worked on a Solar Array 22-X station as a crewmember in the Hetzal system during the High Republic Era. [7] The Anzellan engineer Shug Drabor designed the Halcyon during that same era. [9] A crew of Anzellan droidsmiths operated on Nevarro during the time of the New Republic. [10] Their size was comparable to infant members of other species. [7] The eyes of Anzellans had floating corneal micro-lenses that could see microscopic details. [1] Anzellans also had purple blood. [7] This article is a stub about a species or race. You can help Wookieepedia by expanding it. GalacticFigures.com - The Star Wars Action Figure Database - A Free Resource For Collectors Since 2004

After sacrificing itself to protect The Mandalorian and Grogu on Nevarro, the IG-11 assassin droid was reconstructed by Anzellan droidsmiths into IG-12, a mech that can be controlled by Grogu.

One (1) 1/6th scale Grogu collectible figure for controlling IG-12 (Approximately 4.5cm tall; with articulated function) Babu Frik was able to help, but it meant erasing C-3P0's entire memory. It was a sacrifice he was willing to make if it meant stopping the Emperor and the Sith. The movie undid this sacrifice not long after, because The Rise of Skywalker has no teeth and minimal stakes.

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One (1) 1/6-scale Anzellan Droidsmith collectible with two interchangeable right arms (approximately 4.5cm tall) But if Grogu didn’t learn that from Din, where did he learn it? The answer lies in non-canon novel Dark Force Rising, the sequel to Heir to the Empire, which nabbed a name drop in the Ahsoka trailer. In that book, Luke Skywalker stumbles on a dispute on the planet of New Cov and gets called to mediate because he is a Jedi. Say what you will about Disney, but the studio has shown some level of awareness in recent years as to what people largely are or aren't liking about its properties, Marvel and Star Wars in particular. And while the cold reception of Rise of Skywalker has led to something of a pause on big screen adventures in the Galaxy Far, Far Away, things on the small screen have been thriving, at least as far as The Mandalorian and Andorgo.