Disney Store will roll out a wave of new Star Wars collectibles on May 4, 2026—timed to Star Wars Day and arriving ahead of the theatrical release of The Mandalorian and Grogu on May 22. The drop includes exclusive replicas, talking figures and a new set of BDX droid figures, making it a notable moment for collectors and fans looking to buy officially licensed pieces tied to the film.
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Most items are marked as Disney Store exclusives and go on sale only on May 4, so availability could be limited once they hit shelves and the online store.
The centerpiece is a four-pack of the color-matched BDX droids drawn from the parks and recent promotional appearances. Priced at $49.99, the set reproduces the look and paint schemes of the Galaxy’s Edge units in a compact, display-friendly format; they are non‑motorized but highly detailed and join the retailer’s Droid Factory lineup.
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Alongside those, Disney Store will offer two high-profile wearable replicas aimed at adult collectors: a full-size talking replica of the Mandalorian helmet and a pair of illuminated gauntlets. Both pieces echo screen-used designs and are positioned as premium collectibles for fans who want screen-accurate props rather than simple toys.
| Item | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| BDX Droid Figures (set of 4) | $49.99 | Color-matched display set; Droid Factory line |
| The Mandalorian Voice-Changing Helmet | $119.99 | Full-size adult replica; includes voice lines and voice-change mode |
| Mandalorian Gauntlets (light-up) | $99.99 | Detailed, illuminated wearable props |
| 10″ The Mandalorian Talking Figure (with Grogu and Minch) | $39.99 | Includes jetpack booster and one weapon; delivers movie-accurate lines |
| Klang Talking Figure (Anzellan droidsmith) | $59.99 | Motorized head, eyes and mouth; talking figure |
| Star Wars Toybox: The Mandalorian & Grogu set | $49.99 | Stylized posable figures including Zeb and R5-D4 |
| Din Djarin Pin / Grogu Pin | $21.99 each | Limited-release pins with “Star Wars Day” logo |
| Star Wars Day Mini Jumbo Pin | $34.99 | Multi-character pin: Ahsoka, Boba Fett, Bo-Katan, Grogu, Mando; includes Mythosaur icon |
| The Mandalorian & Grogu Puzzle | $24.99 | Landscape artwork from the film |
| Mythosaur Sculpted Mug | $22.99 | Galaxy’s Edge–style sculpted mug |
All items listed above are scheduled for release at the Disney Store on May 4, 2026. Several are billed as exclusives to the retailer, so buyers should expect limited online stock and possible in-store queues on Star Wars Day.
For collectors considering a purchase, a few practical points matter: the helmet and gauntlets sit at the higher end of the price range and are aimed at adult buyers seeking replica-quality pieces; smaller talking figures and the Toybox set are more affordable entry points; and pins, puzzles and the mug offer lower-cost options for casual fans.
- Timing: The drop aligns with Star Wars Day, a common date for exclusive merchandise releases.
- Exclusivity: Several pieces are Disney Store exclusives, which typically sell out quickly online.
- Price range: Items span from around $22 to $120, covering both impulse buys and premium collectibles.
Disney is expected to announce additional themed merchandise as the May 22 premiere approaches, so this May 4 collection appears to be an initial wave rather than the full slate tied to The Mandalorian and Grogu. Fans tracking availability should check the Disney Store on Star Wars Day for launch details and stock updates.
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