Funko’s senior designer digs into the details of what makes the new collectibles, from the seventh and final season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, different from previous incarnations.

Unveiling a brand new gem for Star Wars fans and collectors alike, the Funko Pop! Star Wars: 332nd Company Trooper Funko POP! Vinyl Figure – BAM Exclusive (2023 release) is set to make waves. This exclusive piece not only captures the essence of the 332nd Company Trooper but also offers fans a tangible piece of the Star Wars narrative. As 2023 unveils this gem, enthusiasts and collectors alike are in for a galactic treat.

You can buy the NEW Star Wars – 332nd Company Trooper Funko Pop! BAM Exclusive and Funko Special Edition at the following online retailers: Dip your toes into the expansive galaxy of Star Wars, and you’ll inevitably stumble upon tales of heroism, betrayal, and redemption.

But destiny had other plans. Information about the rogue Sith Lord Maul’s presence on Mandalore set off a chain of events that would redefine the very essence of the 332nd Company Troopers. The 332nd Company Trooper had very striking helmets that were painted red in the style of and as a tribute to Ashoka Tano the fearsome Jedi warrior. Their armor, embossed with dark orange, represented not only their unity with Ahsoka but also their shared journey. And while initial negotiations with the Jedi Generals were tense, Anakin’s unwavering support for Ahsoka shone through.

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The Mandalorian Leader of the Night Owls, Bo-Katan sought council with Ahsoka and asked for her help in the fight against Maul. In the huge expanse of the Star Wars Universe stands the 332nd Company Trooper, fearless soldiers who stand as a symbol of strength and loyalty. In the annals of the Clone Wars era, the tale of the 332nd Company Troopers remains an enduring testament to resilience, loyalty, and the power of choice. As a heartwarming gesture, members of the 501st Legion donned helmets, freshly painted to resemble Ahsoka’s markings: a tribute, a salute, a promise. The 332nd Troopers were very special clone soldiers born during the time of the Clone Wars in the year 19 BBY.

Funko Pop Star Wars figures include a mix of main characters as well as notable creatures and memorable cameos. While most focus on the live-action films, the animated subjects are also featured. Figures are numbered on the box, noting they’re from the Star Wars line. Grab this piece, and you’re not just holding a vinyl figure, but a piece of the galaxy’s storied tapestry. This isn’t merely a character, but a manifestation of the Clone Wars saga, with layers waiting to be unfurled.

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The new series also includes a more relaxed version of Anakin Skywalker’s former Padawan as she explored the depths of Coruscant and made the acquaintance of the Martez sisters. “This Ahsoka had to still feel like her character but needed to stand out from the other version in this series,” O’Brien says. “So, we relaxed her pose considerably and gave her a more casual stance.” And, of course, with those coveralls it’s easy to place this version of the fan-favorite Togruta! For this series, the design team aimed to push the poses and attitudes of the Pop! figures to better replicate the tension surrounding the characters at the end of the Clone Wars. “We wanted this one to have the feel of coiled tension, like she's facing danger and ready to strike,” O’Brien says of the not-quite-a-Jedi Ahsoka Tano, as she appeared in the Siege of Mandalore arc.

Let’s journey to a galaxy far, far away, and immerse ourselves in the intriguing tale of the 332nd Company Troopers. And now, there’s a new way to celebrate this epic tale: the Star Wars: 332nd Company Trooper Funko Pop! – an exclusive treat for BAM enthusiasts. This very cool 332nd Company Trooper Funko Pop! is available as a BAM Exclusive and as a Funko Special Edition.The new series includes all-new Pop! bobblehead sculpts of Ahsoka and Maul, as well as characters never before seen in Funko form, including one of Clone Force 99’s fiercest fighters and the Mandalorian warrior Bo-Katan. Designers have sculpted the standard Mandalorian armor for previous projects, but O’Brien says this series was different. “The subtle -- but massively important -- differences in the Mandalorian helmets and armor took a lot of tweaking to get just right,” he says. “Mandalorian helmets are deceptively simple. Raising the corner of the eye-slits too far, for example, can throw the whole thing off. And translating the helmet shapes and proportion to the classic Pop! head shape is never an easy task. So it feels like a victory every time we finally nail it.”