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Clone Wars – 2003

The Clone Wars Animated line was launched in 2003, and only lasted that one year. The line was based on Genndy Tartakovsky’s Clone Wars animated micro-series, which aired on the Cartoon Network that same year. The figures resembled the more cartoony look of the series and the selection of figures was somewhat limited. 
The Clone Wars Realistic line was also launched in 2003 and continued into the next year. The line was also based on Genndy Tartakovsky’s Clone Wars animated micro-series. Unlike the previous animated line, these figures had a more realistic appearance. The numbering of this line began at 03 – 42, as it continued from the Star Wars Saga line earlier in the year.

For more information about Hasbro’s Clone Wars line from 2003, please see bottom of the page for a complete summary. 

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Clone Wars Realistic – 2003

Clone Wars – Animated (2003): Basic Figures

Hasbro released 14 figures for their Clone Wars animated line and really captured the spirit of Tartakovsky’s unique cartoon look. There were four different variations of the Clone Trooper, with each being designated a particular rank within the Clone Army.

• Anakin Skywalker
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Anakin Skywalker (Battle Damage)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• ARC Trooper
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $8 – $15
• Asajj Ventress
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $8 – $15
• Clone Trooper
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $8 – $15
• Clone Trooper – Captain (Red)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $8 – $15
• Clone Trooper – Commander (Yellow)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $8 – $15

• Clone Trooper – Lieutenant (Blue)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $8 – $15
• Count Dooku
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Durge
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18
• General Grievous
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18
• Mace Windu
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Obi-Wan Kenobi
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Yoda
  • Market Value: Carded $30 – $45; Loose $10 – $20

Clone Wars – Animated (2005): Commemorative DVD Collection Sets

Hasbro released two different multipacks to commemorate the release of Volume 1 of Tartakovsky’s Clone Wars animated series on DVD. The same thing was done when Volume 2 was released a short while later. All four commemorative DVD sets were exclusive to Wal-Mart retail locations.

• Jedi Force Pack (Wal-Mart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $35 – $55; Loose $10 – $20
• Sith Attack Pack (Wal-Mart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $35 – $55; Loose $10 – $20
• Volume 2 Pack 1 (Wal-Mart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $35 – $55; Loose $10 – $20
• Volume 2 Pack 2 (Wal-Mart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $35 – $55; Loose $10 – $20

Clone Wars Realistic – 2003

Clone Wars – Realistic (2003): Basic Figures

Ten new figures were released for the realistic Clone Wars line, with the numbering being continued from the Star Wars Saga line, beginning with 42 and ending with 51.

• 03-42: Anakin Skywalker
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• 03-43: ARC Trooper
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $35; Loose $8 – $15
• 03-44: Yoda
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• 03-45: Obi-Wan Kenobi (General of the Republic Army)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• 03-46: Durge (Commander of the Separatist Forces)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10

• 03-47: Asajj Ventress (Sith Apprentice)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• 03-48: Mace Windu (General of the Republic Army)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• 03-49: Kit Fisto
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• 03-50: Clone Trooper
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• 03-51: Saesee Tiin
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10

Clone Wars – Realistic (2003): Deluxe Figures

Hasbro released three deluxe figures for their realistic Clone Wars line, with Clone Trooper with Speeder Bike, Durge with Swoop Bike, and the Spider Droid.

Clone Wars – Realistic (2003): Multipacks

It should be noted there were 5 different variations of the Clone Trooper Army pack containing: white armor clones, yellow commanders, red captains, blue lieutenants, and green sergeants. There were also several Value Packs released with multiple combinations of the characters.

• Clone Trooper Army (All Five Variations)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $35; Loose $10 – $15
• Destroyer Droid Battle Launcher
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Droid Army
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Jedi Knight Army
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $35; Loose $10 – $15
• Value Packs (Multiple Combo Variations)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $35; Loose $10 – $15

Clone Wars – Realistic (2003): Vehicles

Since no vehicles were released for the animated line, these were the very first Clone Wars vehicles to be see action figure form. Six vehicles were released in all, with the Command Gunship being the crown jewel of this series.

• Anakin Skywalker’s Jedi Starfighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $50 – $75; Loose $20 – $30
• Armored Assault Tank (AAT)
  • Market Value: Boxed $40 – $60; Loose $20 – $30
• Command Gunship
  • Market Value: Boxed $225 – $300; Loose $75 – $125
• Geonosian Starfighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $50 – $75; Loose $20 – $30
• Hailfire Droid
  • Market Value: Boxed $35 – $55; Loose $15 – $25
• Jedi Starfighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $40 – $60; Loose $15 – $25

The Clone Wars Animated line was launched in 2003 and only lasted that one year. The line was based on Genndy Tartakovsky’s Clone Wars animated micro-series, which aired on the Cartoon Network. The figures resembled the more cartoony look of the series. The selection of figures was somewhat limited with some main characters being left out, and the series was not as widely distributed as other Star Wars lines. The packaging featured an explosion on a white card with a cartoon version of a clone trooper side profile towards the top left, and an animated picture of the actual character on the right side. The Cartoon Network logo was placed on the top right corner of the card.

Due to its unique look and some creative sculpting, this small line remains very popular with collectors. The Tartakovsky Clone Wars series was recently re-released on the Disney Plus streaming service, which has introduced it to a brand new audience. The show has become popular once again, which has driven up the value on the original figures from 2003. The figures from this line have risen in value, but they still remain fairly affordable on the secondary market. This line would be a good one to pick-up while they are still in a good price range.

The Clone Wars Realistic line was also launched in 2003, and continued into the next year. The line was also based on Genndy Tartakovsky’s Clone Wars animated micro-series, which aired on the Cartoon Network. Unlike the previous animated line, these figures had a more realistic appearance. Making realistic looking figures from an animated cartoon was a pretty unique thing at the time, and these figures were very cool looking. Once again, the figure selection of figures was somewhat limited with some of the main characters being left out.

The numbering of this line began with Anakin Skywalker at 03 – 42, because it was basically a continuation from the Star Wars Saga line. The packaging was a nice throwback picture of Luke’s hands holding his lightsaber from the classic 1977 Star Wars poster on a dirty rust style card. There was a portrait of the character on the bottom left of the blister card. The Clone Wars logo ran down the left side of the card in a dark blue background. Like the animated version, the line was very limited, but still gave us some great looks of classic Clone wars characters, not to mention crazy cool ships. This line can be easily found on secondary market, and at very reasonable prices.