Axe Woves (right) boards the Gozanti-class cruiser with Bo-Katan Kryze, Koska Reeves, and Din Djarin (behind). A skilled warrior and privateer, Axe Woves travels the galaxy as a Mandalorian mercenary. STAR WARS fans and collectors can imagine scenes from the biggest battles and missions in the STAR WARS galaxy with this premium roleplay, AXE WOVES PREMIUM ELECTRONIC HELMET, inspired by the STAR WARS: THE MANDALORIAN live-action series. Features premium deco, realistic detail, series-inspired design and drop-down rangefinder that activates with the press of a button, lighting up LEDs that flash in a “hunting” pattern as well as an LED-illuminated heads-up display. [Requires 1x AAA battery – not included] One year ago to the date I auditioned for the role of Axe Woves. As a young boy I played with original Star Wars figures passed along to me (or loaned to me more like) by my older brother. My favorite was the mandalorian figure of Boba Fett." ―Simon Kassianides, on getting the role of Axe Woves [14] Not long after, Djarin returned to Kryze and Reeves at a diner on the desert world of [10] Lafete. [11] Woves' helmet rested alongside Kryze and Reeves's during the exchange, which led the latter two to join Djarin in a mission to seize Moff Gideon's light cruiser. However, during the mission, Kryze failed to take the Darksaber from Gideon, as Djarin was instead the one to defeat the moff in combat. [10] With Gideon being sent into New Republic custody and Djarin going on his own path, [12] Kryze returned to Woves and the rest of her Mandalorian forces without the Darksaber she had promised to obtain. With her plans to retake Mandalore obstructed, the Mandalorians abandoned her, Woves taking charge of the battle forces as they turned into mercenary privateers. [9] Join the Galactic Empire with a classic stormtrooper helmet, scour the galaxy as the notorious bounty hunter Boba Fett, or demonstrate the power of the Force as the dreaded Sith Lord Darth Vader.

Axe Woves:A skilled warrior and privateer, Axe Woves travels the galaxy as a Mandalorian mercenary. We all knew this was coming (especially after the leak from yesterday), but it’s still exciting. I don’t even play the games and I’ll likely snag one. Also, BD-1 has an articulated head and legs.STAR WARS: THE MANDALORIAN: Fans and collectors can imagine scenes from the Star Wars Galaxy with this premium Axe Woves toy, inspired by the Star Wars: The Mandalorian series

Axe Woves was a human male Mandalorian from the planet Mandalore who served with the Mandalorian resistance during the New Republic's era. In 9 ABY, Woves was on the moon of Trask alongside resistance fighters Lady Bo-Katan Kryze and Koska Reeves, where they rescued another Mandalorian named Din Djarin from a group of Quarren. Djarin was initially put off by their removal of their helmets, but soon joined forces with Woves and his comrades after they rescued him a second time. Illuminated Rangefinder Heads-Up Display (Hud):The rangefinder drops down with the press of a button, activating Leds that flash in a “hunting” pattern as well as an Led-illuminated heads-up display. Woves, Kryze, and Reeves collaborated with Djarin to board an Imperial Gozanti-class cruiser, with Woves opening the door for the group. After killing numerous stormtroopers, the four Mandalorians reached the cargo bay area, where they vented out a number of their enemies and then inspected the cargo. As they rushed for the bridge, the Mandalorians were pinned down and Woves doubted that they would be able to make it past a squad of stormtroopers. With Djarin's help, they successfully captured the bridge, then Djarin parted ways with the trio.

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We're privateers. Individuals for hire. The price is high but we are very good at what we do. Loyal as well. Which is why we cannot accept your generous offer. You see, we were already hired by a certain Mon Calamari Viceroy who had reason to believe you have absconded with her son." It's a lie. We finally have peace with the Calamari. Why would I jeopardize peace and prosperity? We have all suffered too much from war." ―Woves and Shuggoth [9] Expected availability date may be subject to change, items may arrive earlier or later than anticipated without notice. Axe Woves was released single boxed in late 2022 but most collectors didn't get the figure until early January 2023 The Art of Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season Two states that production for " Chapter 11: The Heiress" began three days after the release of " Chapter 4: Sanctuary," which Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season One Companion establishes to be November 29, 2019.

Kassianides told BBC Asian Network that despite using an American accent during his audition, he was allowed to use his own English accent, which he attempted to make more South London like, as he grew up in that area. [19] Production for "Chapter 11: The Heiress" began on December 2, 2019, [20] three days after the release of " Chapter 4: Sanctuary" of The Mandalorian 's first season. [21] During filming for the cargo bay battle, he was apparently overwhelmed during the first shoot when he studied the details around him like the costumes, elevator buttons and stormtroopers. Kassianides claimed that he froze because of this, asking his colleagues to give him a moment to take in the experience. [19] Axe Woves looks pretty cool overall, the proportions are spot on, the portrait looks fantastic, and the helmet, the chest and thigh armor parts were given some scratches to give it a used look (nice!) Fans and collectors can imagine scenes from the Star Wars Galaxy with this premium Axe Woves toy, inspired by the Star Wars: The Mandalorian series Not only is this a great concept, but Hasbro might actually have the figures available in time for their respective holiday — a feat they failed spectacularly at with the Winter holiday wave of figures. Sadly, the Wookiee (and his adorable Bogling companion) will be Walmart exclusive. The rangefinder drops down with the press of a button, activating LEDs that flash in a “hunting” pattern as well as an LED-illuminated heads-up display

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