NEW PRODUCT: Hot Toys 1/6 Star Wars Darth Revan VGM62/VGM62B

In Star Wars legends, Revan who was once a Jedi turned his back on the Jedi Order and became an enigmatic Sith Dark Lord, forming a Sith Empire that waged war against the Jedi Order and Galactic Republic.

Ever since the character’s first introduction, many fans have been captivated by Revan and his story. Sideshow and Hot Toys are excited to officially introduce the highly anticipated Darth Revan Sixth Scale Collectible Figure!

The greatly detailed Star Wars collectible action figure features skillfully developed helmet and armor, specially tailored hooded costume, two LED light-up Lightsabers powered by USB, and a display base!

The SPECIAL EDITION available in selected markets, comes with a Darth Raven commemorative coin to enhance your collecting experience!

Give in to the dark side and have this amazing collectible figure in your Star Wars display!


The Darth Revan Sixth Scale Figure features:

   Authentic and detailed likeness of Darth Revan in Star Wars
   One (1) newly crafted Darth Revan helmet with battle-damaged effects
   Specially applied distress effects on helmet and armor
   Approximately 31cm tall
   Body with over 30 points of articulations
   Six (6) pieces of interchangeable gloved hands including:
       One (1) pair of relaxed hands
       One (1) pair of lightsaber holding hands
       One (1) pair of force-using hands

Costume:

   One (1) Darth Revan armor with black undershirt and hood (embedded with bendable wire)  
   One (1) black cape (embedded with bendable wire)
   One (1) black scarf
   One (1) pair of metallic copper arm bands
   One (1) black pleated hakama with red sash
   One (1) black belt with silver ring
   One (1) pair of black pants
   One (1) pair of metallic grey-copper boots

Weapons:

   One (1) LED-lighted purple lightsaber (USB power operated) *
   One (1) purple-colored lightsaber blade in motion (attachable to the hilt)
   One (1) LED-lighted red lightsaber (USB power operated) *
   One (1) red-colored lightsaber blade in motion (attachable to the hilt)
   Two (2) lightsaber hilts

Accessory:

   A themed figure stand with character’s nameplate and Star Wars logo

* Light up function operated using USB power

* USB connecting cable is not included for collectible, USB cable is required

Looks pretty cool.

Fastest preorder of my life. I'm glad I didn't shell out $$$ back in the day for a 1/6-custom Revan.

This is one sweet figure!!! Looks beautiful. I saw the Starkiller this morning, then this popped up too. The Legends line could yield some really cool figures. This definite pre-order

I started a custom revan aeons ago (ovy printed some nice masks) but i never finished it.

This is great

Beautiful. One of my favourite childhood anti-heroes.While he had no fixed face in the game, they turned him into Kinda-Keanu Reeves later, this figure might look great with a John Wick head.

Ovy wrote:Beautiful. One of my favourite childhood anti-heroes.While he had no fixed face in the game, they turned him into Kinda-Keanu Reeves later, this figure might look great with a John Wick head.

I definitely agree. The moveable-eye John Wick 4 head sculpt looks promising. One can even swap out the moveable eyes with sith eyes from, say, Hot Toys Darth Maul, for that added effect.

Ovy wrote:While he had no fixed face in the game, they turned him into Kinda-Keanu Reeves later

Whoa.
I know I live in a cave (given that there was no Knights of the Old Republic III, and I had no interest in TOR because of its MMO nature, I've seen a trailer or two and that's it), but when did that happen?
And as you mention, it kind of defeats the nature of Revan as the first game's biggest spoiler.
Not that I mind Keanu portraying him though - it becomes him.

Visisonor wrote:Whoa.
I know I live in a cave (given that there was no Knights of the Old Republic III, and I had no interest in TOR because of its MMO nature, I've seen a trailer or two and that's it), but when did that happen?
And as you mention, it kind of defeats the nature of Revan as the first game's biggest spoiler.
Not that I mind Keanu portraying him though - it becomes him.

Both Revan and Meetra Surik (KOTOR 2) were given a canonical gender and appearance at the release of SWTOR in 2012. They went that route because there were descendants of Revan in the game and Revan, himself, was a large part of the story in SWTOR.

And, well, he kinda looks like Keanu. See for yourself.



SWTOR, for all intents and purposes, is KOTOR III. The majority of the game can be played single-player.

This is one spectacular figure! Luckily/Sadly I shall stick to my rule of no bad guys. Bugger. Phew!

Diana wrote:I shall stick to my rule of no bad guys.

While Revan's position on the Force alignment axis is kind of questionable, this is indeed his Sith Lord look...
But wait till they announce this version in sixth scale -

1/12 scale Black Series figure:

Visisonor wrote:

Diana wrote:I shall stick to my rule of no bad guys.

While Revan's position on the Force alignment axis is kind of questionable, this is indeed his Sith Lord look...
But wait till they announce this version in sixth scale -

1/12 scale Black Series figure:

Yep, his force alignment is all sorts of scrambled.

Light Side (Jedi Knight Revan) --> Dark Side (Darth Revan) --> (depends on your choice in KOTOR 1) --> Light Side (Goes to fight Sith Emperor in SWTOR) --> Dark Side (SWTOR Expansion)--> Light Side (SWTOR Expansion Ending)

So ultimately, he's a good guy at the end if we're being technical about it.

His Jedi Knight "Redeemed" armor seems like a no-brainer for Hot Toys. We all know how much Hot Toys likes releasing variants/reusing parts...

Oh, that Jedi version looks good. I can imagine that looking really good next to white Ahsoka.
But I suspect I'll still manage to resist, since I have no connection to the character and funds and space are seriously lacking these days.

I am not familiar with the source (and no wonder, being a game), but the figure is absolutely gorgeous. I notice they forewent the potential unmasked head, but that is not all that surprising.