Movie Heroes/Clone Wars – 2012

Movie Heroes / Clone Wars – 2012

With the last new Star Wars movie being released in 2005 and the Clone Wars series winding down, it seemed that Hasbro was starting to run out of ideas for new Star Wars lines. Since Disney had officially purchased Lucasfilm in October of 2012, this line was the last produced under the watchful eye of George Lucas’ Lucasfilm. Hasbro rolled out a re-tread line of action figures in 2012 called Movie Heroes and another sub-set called the Clone Wars.  In addition, there was a 3D set of figures called “Discover The Force” that were exclusives to Walmart. This line was well received by fans, and boasts of some really fun vehicles and multipacks, but just didn’t sell very well. 

For more information about Hasbro’s Movie Heroes/Clone Wars line, see bottom of the page for a complete summary.

Star Wars: Movie Heroes (2012): Basic Figure Line

The Movie Heroes figures released in 2012 were essentially re-packs and re-paints with little creativity put into them. There were twenty-four figures in all, with none being new by Hasbro.

MH01
Shock Trooper

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH02
Super Battle Droid

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH03
R2-D2

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH04
Battle Droid

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH05
Darth Maul

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH06
Darth Vader

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH07
General Grievous

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $7 – $12

MH08
Obi-Wan Kenobi

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH09
Yoda

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH10
Qui Gon-Jinn

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH11
Clone Trooper

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH12
Destroyer Droid

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH13
Jar Jar Binks

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $7 – $12

MH14
Anakin Skywalker

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH15
Darth Maul

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH16
Obi-Wan Kenobi

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH17
Queen Amidala

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH18
Qui-Gon Jinn

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH19
Anakin Skywalker

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH20
Darth Vader

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH21
Luke Skywalker

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH22
Battle Droid

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH23
Sandtrooper

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

MH24
Boba Fett

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $7 – $12

Star Wars: Clone Wars (2012): Basic Figure Line

The Clone Wars figures released in 2012 were essentially re-packs and re-paints with little creativity put into them. There were eighteen figures in all, with none being new by Hasbro.

CW01
Anakin Skywalker

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $7 – $12

CW02
Clone Trooper

Market Value:
Carded $45 – $70
Loose $15 – $25

CW03
Savage Opress

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $7 – $12

CW04
Cad Bane

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

CW05
Yoda

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

CW06
Plo Koon

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $7 – $12

CW07
Commander Cody

Market Value:
Carded $45 – $70
Loose $15 – $25

CW08
Mace Windu

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

CW09
Chewbacca

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

CW10
Aqua Droid

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

CW11
Rep Commando

Market Value:
Carded $45 – $70
Loose $15 – $25

CW12
Obi-Wan Kenobi

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $7 – $12

CW13
Captain Rex

Market Value:
Carded $45 – $70
Loose $15 – $25

CW14
Aayla Secura

Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $10 – $17

CW15
Ahsoka (Scuba)

Market Value:
Carded $75 – $100
Loose $40 – $60

CW16
Super Battle Droid

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

CW17
Commander Wolffe

Market Value:
Carded $45 – $70
Loose $15 – $25

CW18
Commander Fox

Market Value:
Carded $50 – $75
Loose $20 – $30

Star Wars: Discover The Force – 3D (2012): Walmart Exclusive

The “Clone Wars figures released “Discover The Force” line was released in 2012, and were essentially re-packs and re-paints of Episode One figures to commemorate the 3-D release of Episode 1: The Phantom Menace. Each figure came with a set of 3-D glasses and all were exclusive to Walmart stores.

1 of 12
Aurra Sing

Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $12 – $20

2 of 12
Darth Maul

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

3 of 12
Destroyer Droid

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

4 of 12
G8-R3

Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $10 – $17

5 of 12
Gungan Warrior

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $7 – $12

6 of 12
Mawhonic

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $7 – $12

7 of 12
Obi-Wan Kenobi

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

8 of 12
Qui-Gon Jinn

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

9 of 12
Ric Olie

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

10 of 12
Naboo Pilot

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $7 – $12

11 of 12
Tusken Raider

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

12 of 12
Yoda

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

Star Wars: Movie Heroes/Clone Wars (2012): Battle Packs

Hasbro released eight different Battle Packs for their Movie Heroes/Clone Wars line in 2012. Two of them, Mos Espa Arena and Royal Starship Droids were part of the “Discover The Force” line and exclusive to Walmart stores.

Battle Packs

Bespin Battle
(Darth Vader, Boba Fett
& Luke Skywalker)

Market Value:
Boxed $30 – $45
Loose $12 – $20

Darth Maul Returns
(Darth Maul, Savage Opress
& Nightsister)

Market Value:
Boxed $50 – $75
Loose $20 – $30

Duel on Naboo
(Obi-Wan Kenobi, Qui-Gon Jinn
& Darth Maul)

Market Value:
Boxed $30 – $45
Loose $12 – $20

Geonosis Arena Battle
(Obi-Wan Kenobi, Battle Droid
& Jango Fett)

Market Value:
Boxed $30 – $45
Loose $12 – $20

Rebel Heroes
(Han Solo, C-3PO
& Chewbacca)

Market Value:
Boxed $25 – $40
Loose $10 – $17

Republic Clone Troopers
(Hardcase, Bomb Squad Trooper
& Trooper Cut-up)

Market Value:
Boxed $75 – $100
Loose $30 – $45

Battle Packs – Discover The Force (Walmart Exclusives)

Mos Espa Arena
(Anakin, Sebulba, C-3PO, Pit Droid 1, Pit Droid 2)

Market Value:
Boxed $40 – $65
Loose $15 – $25

Royal Starship Droids
(R2-B1, R2-N3, R2-D2, R2-R9)

Market Value:
Boxed $50 – $75
Loose $20 – $30

Star Wars: Movie Heroes/Clone Wars (2012): Multipacks

Hasbro released two different two-packs for their Movie Heroes/Clone Wars line in 2012, with both being retail exclusives to Target. In addition, four other multipacks were released with each being themed to a particular scene or moment from the Star Wars movies.

Two-Packs

Emergence of the Sith (Target)
(Darth Sidious, Darth Maul)

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $8 – $15

The Rise of Darth Vader (Target)
(Darth Vader, Anakin Skywalker)

Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $6 – $10

Multipacks

Ewok Pack
Flitchee, Teebo, Tippet, Nanta, Knessa

Market Value:
Boxed $150 – $225
Loose $60 – $85

Podracer Pilots
Clegg Holdfast, Gasgano, Teemto, Dud Bolt, Mars Guo

Market Value:
Boxed $40 – $60
Loose $15 – $25

Ultimate Gift Set (104th Battalion “Wolf Pack”)
Sinker, Commander Wolffe, Boost, Plo Koon

Market Value:
Boxed $200 – $275
Loose $90 – $130

Yavin Pilot Pack
Tiree, R5-D8, Mauler Mithel, Jek Porkins, Davish Krail

Market Value:
Boxed $125 – $175
Loose $50 – $75

Bonus Value – 8 Figure Pack (Sam’s Wholesale Club)

Market Value:
Boxed $175 – $250
Loose $40 – $60

Star Wars: Movie Heroes/Clone Wars (2012): Playsets

Hasbro did not release any large scale playsets for their Movie Heroes/Clone Wars line in 2012.

Star Wars: Movie Heroes/Clone Wars (2012): Vehicles

Hasbro released a whopping 18 new vehicles for their Movie Heroes/Clone Wars line in 2012, with many vehicles being re-packs from previous lines. There were some new original concept vehicles released with a vintage “Mini-Rig” vibe, such as the Attack Recon Fighter, Republic Assault Submarine, Naboo Royal Fighter and Republic Dropship. The Remote Control Republic Tank was also a fun new addition. The Trade Federation MTT was a new vehicle that ended up being one of the absolute coolest large scale vehicles that Hasbro produced, and really stands out in this line.

Anakin’s Jedi Starfighter

Market Value:
Boxed $50 – $75
Loose $20 – $30

Anakin Skywalker’s Podracer

Market Value:
Boxed $25 – $40
Loose $12 – $20

Attack Recon Fighter w/ Anakin

Market Value:
Boxed $60 – $85
Loose $30 – $45

BARC Speeder w/ Trooper

Market Value:
Boxed $60 – $85
Loose $30 – $45

Dewback

Market Value:
Boxed $35 – $55
Loose $15 – $25

Naboo Royal Fighter w/ Obi-Wan

Market Value:
Boxed $50 – $75
Loose $25 – $40

Naboo Starfighter

Market Value:
Boxed $275 – $375
Loose $180 – $230

Republic Assault Submarine

Market Value:
Boxed $100 – $140
Loose $40 – $60

Republic Attack Dropship

Market Value:
Boxed $60 – $85
Loose $30 – $45

Republic Fighter Tank

Market Value:
Boxed $150 – $225
Loose $50 – $75

Selbulba’s Podracer

Market Value:
Boxed $45 – $70
Loose $15 – $25

Sith Infiltrator

Market Value:
Boxed $50 – $75
Loose $20 – $30

Sith Speeder

Market Value:
Boxed $35 – $55
Loose $15 – $25

Speeder Bike w/ Trooper
(Toys R Us)

Market Value:
Boxed $40 – $60
Loose $17 – $27

STAP w/ Battle Droid

Market Value:
Boxed $35 – $55
Loose $15 – $25

Trade Federation AAT

Market Value:
Boxed $75 – $100
Loose $25 – $40

Trade Federation MTT

Market Value:
Boxed $300 – $400
Loose $125 – $175

Vulture Droid

Market Value:
Boxed $50 – $75
Loose $20 – $30

With the last new Star Wars movie being released in 2005 and the Clone Wars series winding down, it seemed that Hasbro was starting to run out of ideas for new Star Wars lines. Since Disney had officially purchased Lucasfilm in October of 2012, this line was the last produced under the watchful eye of George Lucas’ Lucasfilm. Hasbro rolled out a re-tread line of action figures in 2012 called Movie Heroes and another sub-set called the Clone Wars.  In addition, there was a 3D set of figures called “Discover The Force” that were exclusives to Walmart. This line was well received by fans, but still did not sell very well. The packaging design was another fantastic part of this line.

The packaging on the Star Wars Movie Heroes/Clone Wars line was actually quite nice and very eye-catching. The figures were slightly to the right on a traditional bubble pack with a die-cut card. The logo for this line was Darth Maul swinging his red double-blade lightsaber, with the rest of the packaging trim also done in red and dark blue. The Star Wars logo was positioned at the top of the die-cut, outlined in blue. The name of each character, as well as which movie they came from was directly underneath the figure. The packaging was very pleasing to the eye and really stood out on the toy aisles. As far as the line itself, Hasbro gave us a total of 24 Movie Hero, 18 Clone Wars and 12 Discover The Force action figures, with many being re-issues from past lines. The highlight of this line was not the action figures, as is the case with most previous lines, but rather the vehicles and multipacks. There were quite a few new additions and some great combinations of previously released figures.

The Star Wars Movie Heroes/Clone Wars line was not a big financial success for Hasbro or Lucasfilm, but was a solid effort by Hasbro to try some new things with the Star Wars franchise. Disney would go on to release several movies and shows, beginning with Rebels, so this was a bit of transition year for the Star Wars franchise. Even though the line didn’t have big sales in the toy aisles, it remains popular with fans and collectors on the secondary market. Most of the figures can still be found at reasonable prices, but many vehicles, Battle Packs and Multipacks can reach modestly higher values and are in demand. All in all, the Movie Heroes/Clone Wars/Discover The Force line in 2012 was a solid effort by Hasbro, under somewhat difficult circumstances with Disney purchasing Lucasfilm.