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Star Wars Episode II Attack Of The Clones: Electronic Jango Fett

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Let's face it, Jango was the coolest character in Episode II (except for Yoda), and Hasbro's line of action figures has made him nothing but even cooler. The Electronic Jango was nothing but a surprise, especially with his 12" brother figure Jango Fett out, but hasbro actually released a plastic one.
Even though it was designed for play with the Electronic 12" Obi-Wan Kenobi, Jango can be played with by itself. The helmet can be removed to reveal the battle-scarred face of actor Temaura Morrison. Fett also features his duel blasters, which can be holstered, and a grappling hook. Two buttons can be located on the back of the jetpack for sound effects and phrases. There is also a third button, used for firing his long range missile.
Final analysis: A pretty cool figure with good articulation, fantastic detail, and perfect sound effects.
(As a side note, how educational can this figure be? Unless you are trainig to become a bounty-hunter, I don't see any educational value in this figure.)

Let's face it, Jango was the coolest character in Episode II (except for Yoda), and Hasbro's line of action figures has made him nothing but even cooler. The Electronic Jango was nothing but a surprise, especially with his 12" brother figure Jango Fett out, but hasbro actually released a plastic one.
Even though it was designed for play with the Electronic 12" Obi-Wan Kenobi, Jango can be played with by itself. The helmet can be removed to reveal the battle-scarred face of actor Temaura Morrison. Fett also features his duel blasters, which can be holstered, and a grappling hook. Two buttons can be located on the back of the jetpack for sound effects and phrases. There is also a third button, used for firing his long range missile. Jango can also be set to fighting mode for punching sound effects when tilted.
Final analysis: A pretty cool figure with good articulation, fantastic detail, and perfect sound effects.
(As a side note, how educational can this figure be? Unless you are trainig to become a bounty-hunter, I don't see any educational value in this figure.)