It's a shame their role in the TV show is so minor, because their tattered robes with a redesigned, raised garment that doesn't drag on the ground gives these guys a distinctive look from their live-action counterparts.
With 10 points of articulation, this little guy is actually pretty good and along with his partner, this set is easily worth your allowance. I guess they can go fan off Jabba or something. When the chirping aliens appeared in The Clone Wars a bunch of fans giggled and thought about how much fun it would be if they were toys- now that we have them, it isn't obvious what we should do with them as their role in the show was pretty limited. The pictured figure is the 'short Jawa,' notable in that his smaller blaster is holstered on his right hip and that he has a different hood design which sets him apart from his partner. (Taken from the figure's cardback.)Ĭommentary: Hasbro has made very few figure two-packs as of late, and this Jawas set may be one of the few 'basic figure' sets in the regular animated assortment that we'll ever see.
Jawas look almost identical to outsiders, but among each others, they can easily identify differences in lineage, health, and other details. Bio: These Tatooine scavengers hunt for lost or abandoned equipment- machinery, droids, or even starfighters that appear unoccupied.
