Star Wars: Battlefront II gathers together a galaxy of heroes, villains, droids, and vehicles for plenty of intense combat and epic battles. From the Clone Wars to the Galactic Civil Wars, Star Wars: Battlefront II gives you command of the action!
The battle heats up with a powerful squadron of droids, each with special combat skills to support their forces with ferocious firepower and technological skill!
When originally released in the 30 (77-07) line, the Previews exclusive Star Wars: Battlefront II sets were some of the most anticipated multipacks in recent memory. As much as gamers wanted action figure representations of the characters in the video game series, it was collectors that were perhaps a little more eager seeing them realized as action figures. Now it has been re-released as a Toys R Us exclusive in The Legacy Collection. Out of two separate packaged sets, the Droid Pack and the Clone Pack, Star Wars fans were treated to 13 individual action figures (seven for the Droid Pack and six for the Clone Pack) all of varying quality – some were excellent and some were, well, less than excellent. But overall most collectors were happy about them and the Clone Pack was the one that got the most attention. Instead of being sold as a set, collectors can now cherry pick the Clone Pack since you don't have to buy them together anymore. After all, everyone prefers the Clone Pack over the Droid Pack anyway. The Star Wars: Battlefront II Droid Pack does however do a fair job in picking some of the most popular characters in the video game, but we have noticed that many of the characters have exclusivity in the first Star Wars: Battlefront video game. So it reasons to believe that the name given to the Previews exclusive is slightly a misnomer.
First up is the Ammunition Droid, also called Ammo Droid. It’s simply a Power Droid with no accessories. For some reason Hasbro chose to use 2006’s TSC Power Droid (SAGA 014) figure, remove all of its parts and repaint it to become the video game's specific Ammunition Droid. This approach leaves gaping holes throughout its exterior which is a shame. But worse than that is the action feature Hasbro left in place still functions. The Ammunition Droid is very hard to stand up on two legs, but our sample managed to maintain this pose if we pressed its body all the way and let go. Hopefully Hasbro will manage to leave action features out of action figures going forward. The evidence is hard to cover up and old styles shouldn’t be used in significantly more modern lines. There are three Battle Droids in this set and they are all painted differently. Although they’re all designated simply as Battle Droids on the packaging, in the game they each have a different role. The Battle Droid with the orange markings is actually an Engineer Battle Droid, the Battle Droid with the brown camouflage markings is an Assassin Battle Droid and the Battle Droid with the red markings is an Assault Battle Droid (although this last Battle Droid receives no designation or bio on the box art). Each uses the Battle Droid sculpt from 2002’s SW [S - P1] C-3PO (Droid Factory Assembly Line) Deluxe set and as you can imagine suffer terribly as far as articulation is concerned.
The Super Battle Droid is a repaint of 2005’s ROTS Super Battle Droid (III 4) figure. It’s another figure that is severely limited in articulation but since they don’t have many sculpts under their belt, this is one option they can utilize. It’s bluish gray color is very unique and unlike anything we have ever seen in the line. Hasbro also borrows another sculpt from the Revenge Of The Sith line and makes good use out of 2005’s ROTS Grievous’s Bodyguard (III 8) figure. The cape has been removed and Hasbro gave it a droid blaster this time around, but it still has an action feature in the legs for excited battling poses. Lastly, what Separatist army would be complete without a droideka? Hasbro takes 2005’s ROTS Destroyer Droid (III 44) figure and slightly repaints it to include in this set. Its arms are annoyingly loose, but it’s a figure that is more filler fodder for this set than anything else. We’d just assume for them not to include it here. Most of the droids come with new and very large weapons. Since many of them are thin and delicate (like the Battle Droids), Hasbro has included a Star Wars: Battlefront specific action figure stand to help the droids stay upright. It was a very nice gesture and they really assist the much too soft figures to maintain their poses, at least long enough for a photo shoot. The Star Wars: Battlefront II Droid Pack is decent, but it pales in comparison to the Clone Pack. That is the set to definitely get!
Collector Notes
Star Wars: Battlefront II Droid Pack
Assortment Number: 89821/89817
UPC: 653569368335
Retail: $39.99 USD
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Ammunition Droid
Ammunition droids re-supply combat forces with ammunition, allowing troops to deliver an unrelenting barrage of firepower.
Status: Ammunition Droid is a slight repaint of the figure from 2007's TAC Star Wars: Battlefront II Droid Pack Previews exclusive multipack.
Articulation Count: 2 points (2 areas of articulation)
Articulation Details: swivel left leg (1), swivel right leg (1)
Accessory Count: None *Five (5) Star Wars: Battlefront display stands have been included to help prop up the droids in this set.*
Accessory Details: None
Date Stamp: 2005
Battle Droid
Legions of these combat droids make up the bulk of the infantry units and are programmed for one purpose only: combat.
Status: Battle Droid is a slight repaint of the figure from 2007's TAC Star Wars: Battlefront II Droid Pack Previews exclusive multipack.
Articulation Count: 5 points (5 areas of articulation)
Articulation Details: swivel head (1), swivel left shoulder (1), swivel right shoulder (1), swivel left hip (1), swivel right hip (1
Accessory Count: 2
Accessory Details: removable backpack, droid blaster *Five (5) Star Wars: Battlefront display stands have been included to help prop up the droids in this set.*
Date Stamp: 2002
Battle Droid Assassin
Battle droid assassins are programmed for superior accuracy in combat and are equipped with BAW E-5s rifles.
Status: Battle Droid Assassin is a slight repaint of the figure from 2007's TAC Star Wars: Battlefront II Droid Pack Previews exclusive multipack.
Articulation Count: 5 points (5 areas of articulation)
Articulation Details: swivel head (1), swivel left shoulder (1), swivel right shoulder (1), swivel left hip (1), swivel right hip (1)
Accessory Count: 2
Accessory Details: removable backpack, sniper rifle *Five (5) Star Wars: Battlefront display stands have been included to help prop up the droids in this set.*
Date Stamp: 2002
Super Battle Droid
Super battle droids are stronger than their predecessors and more capable of independent action in battle.
Status: Super Battle Droid is a slight repaint of the figure from 2007's TAC Star Wars: Battlefront II Droid Pack Previews exclusive multipack.
Articulation Count: 4 points (4 areas of articulation)
Articulation Details: swivel left shoulder (1), swivel right shoulder (1), swivel left hip (1), swivel right hip (1)
Accessory Count: None
Accessory Details: None *Five (5) Star Wars: Battlefront display stands have been included to help prop up the droids in this set.*
Date Stamp: 2004
Destroyer Droid
Destroyer droids have powerful repeating blasters and can convert into menacing wheels to speed into conflict.
Status: Destroyer Droid is a slight repaint of the figure from 2007's TAC Star Wars: Battlefront II Droid Pack Previews exclusive multipack.
Articulation Count: 12 points (12 areas of articulation)
Articulation Details: hinge-jointed head (1), swivel left shoulder (1), swivel right shoulder (1), hinge-jointed left elbow (1), hinge-jointed right elbow (1), swivel waist (1), hinge-jointed hip A (1), hinge-jointed hip B (1), hinge-jointed hip C (1), hinge-jointed knees A (1), hinge-jointed knees B (1), hinge-jointed knees C (1)
Accessory Count: 2
Accessory Details: 2 projectiles, *Five (5) Star Wars: Battlefront display stands have been included to help prop up the droids in this set.*
Date Stamp: 2004
MagnaGuard Droid
These enhanced droid bodyguards wield energy-emitting electrostaffs or ranged weapons with equal efficiency.
Status: MagnaGuard Droid is a slight repaint of the figure from 2007's TAC Star Wars: Battlefront II Droid Pack Previews exclusive multipack.
Articulation Count: 13 points (9 areas of articulation)
Articulation Details: ball-socket head (1), ball-jointed left shoulder (2), ball-jointed right shoulder (2), ball-jointed left elbow (2), ball-jointed right elbow (2), swivel left forearm (1), swivel right forearm (1), swivel left hip (1), swivel right hip (1)
Accessory Count: 1
Accessory Details: droid blaster *Five (5) Star Wars: Battlefront display stands have been included to help prop up the droids in this set.*
Date Stamp: 2004
[Assault] Battle Droid
[This figure doesn't have a bio on the product packaging.]
Status: The [Assault] Battle Droid is a slight repaint of the figure from 2007's TAC Star Wars: Battlefront II Droid Pack Previews exclusive multipack.
Articulation Count: 5 points (5 areas of articulation)
Articulation Details: swivel head (1), swivel left shoulder (1), swivel right shoulder (1), swivel left hip (1), swivel right hip (1)
Accessory Count: 2
Accessory Details: removable backpack, sniper rifle *Five (5) Star Wars: Battlefront display stands have been included to help prop up the droids in this set.*
Date Stamp: 2002
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