2015 Star Wars Celebration Funko Exclusives Guide
The Star Wars Celebration in Anaheim brings together thousands of fans, artists, filmmakers and hype. And, being Star Wars, there's lots of merch as well. The 2015 Star Wars Celebration Funko exclusives put spins on several existing figures to tackle some of the franchise's more obscure characters.
So far, the company has announced four new Pop! Star Wars figures available nowhere else as well as the first chance to own an Unmasked Vader Pop! vinyl figure. They've also got four premium Hikari figures.
R2-Q5, Shock Trooper and E-3PO are the Pop! exclusives available at the Funko booth along with the first-to-market Unmasked Vader. R2-R9 is available at Toy Tokyo's booth at the 2015 Star Wars Celebration.
The Unmasked Vader Pop is the same as the one that will eventually be offered in a mass market version. However, the box does have a sticker noting it came from the event.
The exclusive Hikari variations are all limited edition figures with production runs ranging from 500 to 1,000. These are Japanese-style figures with wild patterns instead of traditional paint jobs.
Rounding out the Funko Star Wars Celebration exclusives are a pair of Super Shogun figures. Both the Shadow Trooper and Boba Fett stand two-feet tall. They're modeled in the form of Japanese robots, kind of like if the Power Rangers were to go to a galaxy far, far away.
The 2015 Star Wars Celebration runs from April 16-19.
Pop Exclusives
2015 Star Wars Celebration Funko Pop! Exclusives
41 R2-Q5
42 Shock Trooper
43 Unmasked Vader
44 R2-R9 - Toy Tokyo Booth
46 E-3PO
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Hikari Excluisves
Matte Black Boba Fett - #/1,000
Star Clone Trooper - #/1,000
Verdigris Greedo - #/500
Icy Stormtrooper - #/750
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Super Shogun Exclusives
Super Shogun Boba Fett
Super Shogun Shadow Trooper
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LemansPower
Were any of these shared exclusives or did Funko only start doing that after 2015?
Trey Treutel
LemansPower: Looks like most were shared and Unmasked Vader had a wide release.