Here‘s When You Can Buy Young Princess Leia’s Droid from ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ On Sale Before the Holidays
Nicknamed Lola, the L0-LA59 toy seen in the 'Star Wars' spinoff series is available early at select retailers.
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Spoiler alert: Like BB-8 and Baby Yoda, Star Wars has spawned yet another character that’s bound to land on superfans’ wish lists this year. In the new Disney+ series Obi-Wan Kenobi, young Princess Leia Organa (played by Vivien Lyra Blair) is seen with a lovable disc-like droid nicknamed Lola, and collectors can finally get their hands on their very own L0-LA59 toy.
Originally slated for a Dec. 1 drop date, the animatronic edition ($90) of the adorable droid is available early and shipping now. (The smaller interactive version for $39 was released Sept. 1.) Those who shop early can get both Lola toys on sale at Amazon ($20 to $67) and Walmart ($27 to $56), while the interactive option is only $17 at Gamestop — making it a great gift option for Star Wars fans of all ages.
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Designed for kids ages 4 and up, the pricier figure is equipped with a sensor that activates 45 light, sound and movement combinations in three play modes. Mimicking moves seen in the Star Wars spinoff show, L0-LA59 can respond to background noises, open and close her mouth, move her “ears” and tilt her head from side to side. It includes removable legs and a detachable stand and measures about 11 inches by 3.5 inches.
Hasbro announced the electronic toy along with other Star Wars collectibles at the Star Wars Celebration in June, when teasers were revealed for The Mandalorian season three, the forthcoming spinoff series Andor and the Star Wars Jedi: Survivor video game. At the four-day convention, the toy company also revealed Star Wars The Black Series and Vintage collections that include figurines of Jon Favreau as Paz Vizsla, Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi, Moses Ingram as Reva/Third Sister, Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia/bounty hunter Boushh, Rupert Friend as the Grand Inquisitor and many other Dark and Light Side characters from across the Lucasfilm franchise universe.
Both Star Wars Lola toys are available at a discount at select retailers online and in select brick-and-mortar stores; see photos and more buying options for the L0-LA59 droid below.
Star Wars L0-LA59 Lola Animatronic Edition Droid Toy
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MORE BUYING OPTIONS: Amazon ($67 with coupon) | Entertainment Earth ($90) | GameStop ($85) | Macy’s ($72) | Target ($90) | Walmart ($56) | Hasbro Pulse ($90)
Star Wars L0-LA59 (Lola) Animatronic Edition, OBI-Wan Kenobi Series-Inspired Electronic Droid Toy, Toys for 4 Year Old Boys and Girls and Up $71.99 on Amazon.com
Star Wars L0-LA59 LOLA Interactive Electronic Figure
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MORE BUYING OPTIONS: Amazon ($20) | Entertainment Earth ($40; restocking soon) | GameStop ($17) | Target ($27) | Walmart ($27)
Star Wars L0-LA59 (Lola) Droid Toy, OBI-Wan Kenobi Series-Inspired, Interactive Toys, Toys for 4 Year Old Boys and Girls and Up $26.82 on Amazon.com
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