Lego Reveals Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker And The Mandalorian Toys - GameSpot

Lego Reveals Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker And The Mandalorian Toys - GameSpot

Lego Reveals Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker And The Mandalorian Toys - GameSpot

Posted: 26 Sep 2019 12:12 PM PDT

On October 4, Triple Force Friday returns. It's a day where brand-new Star Wars toys are unleashed on the public. The majority of the time, this is the first chance Star Wars fans get a look at what characters and vehicles look like for the upcoming movies.

With Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker hitting theaters on December 20 and the Disney+ series The Mandalorian arriving to the streaming service on November 12, there is plenty of content headed your way. Lego has plenty of new products headed to stores on October 4, and we have a close-up look at the Triple Force Friday Lego sets.

December's Rise of Skywalker will have a big reveal: Rey's parents. "(Director J.J. Abrams) did say the question is answered. So at the end of the film, you do know what the dealio is," actor Daisy Ridley said. In addition, fans will finally learn more about Kylo Ren and the Knights of Ren, something that's been alluded to in both movies in the new trilogy. Back in May, an image of the Knights of Ren was released and what we do know is that these knights are enforcers for Kylo Ren, and they are to be feared.

As for the upcoming Triple Force Friday Lego sets, in total, eight sets were revealed, and you can check them out for yourself, including pricing details and what's included in each set.

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