It used to be that if you wanted to dress up as a Star Wars Stormtrooper, your options were limited to cheap masks unless you invested heavily in a set of 501st-approved armor or learned how to make your own. These days? While you’ll still need a decent chunk of change for that iconic white armor, at least getting your hands on a helmet isn’t complicated. For Star Wars Day, new Black Series electronic helmets are available on the Disney Store, and Amazon has limited-time Star Wars discounts on a few other popular helmets from Hasbro’s collectible Black Series line.

Let’s start with the deals. If you’re a fan of the look of the Artillery Stormtrooper in The Mandalorian, this voice-changing helmet is on sale for $79 (list price is $100) on May 4. Sticking with The Mandalorian, Axe Woves’ weathered helmet is up for grabs for $87 (was $132)–this matches the best price ever for this particular Black Series helmet. Both helmets fit adults and feature adjustable hats. The Artillery Stormtrooper helmet, as mentioned, has a one-button press voice distortion feature. The Axe Woves helmet includes a built-in rangefinder with LED lights. Side note: You can also snag Darth Vader’s lightsaber from Hasbro’s Black Series line for over $100 off at Amazon.

The Artillery Stormtrooper helmet deal is pretty great, but if you’d prefer the more traditional look, the Disney Store has you covered.

Previously an Amazon exclusive, Hasbro’s Black Series Imperial Stormtrooper voice-changing helmet is now available on the Disney Store. The helmet is just one of many new additions to Disney’s catalog as part of the Star Wars Day celebrations. Joining the Stormtrooper helmet is the new Boba Fett Prototype Armor helmet, a pretty cool collectible for those interested in the history of Star Wars.

The Stormtrooper helmet retails for $105 on the Disney Store, and you can get free shipping with promo code SHIPMAGIC. It’s worth noting the Stormtrooper helmet isn’t available directly from Amazon at the moment, and it’s unclear if it will be restocked. You can still buy it from third-party resellers, but the price is currently sitting at $130 minimum (plus shipping).

Star Wars – Imperial Stormtrooper Helmet (Rogue One) — $105

Previously an Amazon exclusive, Hasbro’s Black Series Imperial Stormtrooper voice-changing helmet is now available on the Disney Store. The helmet is just one of many new additions to Disney’s catalog as part of the Star Wars Day celebrations. Joining the Stormtrooper helmet is the new Boba Fett Prototype Armor helmet, a pretty cool collectible for those interested in the history of Star Wars.

The Stormtrooper helmet retails for $105 on the Disney Store, and you can get free shipping with promo code SHIPMAGIC. It’s worth noting the Stormtrooper helmet isn’t available directly from Amazon at the moment, and it’s unclear if it will be restocked. You can still buy it from third-party resellers, but the price is currently sitting at $130 minimum (plus shipping).

This Imperial Stormtrooper helmet is based on the cannon fodder trooper from Star Wars: Rogue One, and includes fine details based on that film’s Stormtrooper armor. It features an adjustable fit so that it can securely sit on most noggins, but the cool thing here is the inclusion of an electronic voice-changer. With that powered on, you’ll sound like you’re communicating through a ham radio at your next convention. As mentioned, this helmet was previously an Amazon-exclusive helmet, but after it quickly sold out, resellers were listing this helmet for hundreds of dollars at one point, so it’s nice to see it available at retail price again.

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Star Wars Boba Fett Prototype Armor Helmet (Empire Strikes Back) – $105

Though the voice-changing effect built into the Stormtrooper helmet is very cool, the new Boba Fett helmet is cooler from a historical standpoint. While it has the signature shape of Fett’s bucket, it pays tribute to the original concept of the bounty hunter back when he was envisioned as a Super Stormtrooper in concept art. Instead of the olive green that became his trademark color, this helmet has a crisp white finish. This one also has interior padding for a snug fit, a flip-down rangefinder, a heads-up display, and LEDs to indicate when you’re in “hunting” mode.

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Disney has a bunch of other new products and deals available for Star Wars Day, including Force FX lightsabers, Black Series action figures, and cool clothing.

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Over at Amazon, the Star Wars Darth Vader Force FX Elite Lightsaber is on sale for just $170. This replica of Vader’s red lightsaber normally costs $279, but is 40% off as part of the online retailer’s Star Wars Day sale. While this is an excellent discount on one of the coolest Star Wars weapon replicas, it’s only available today, and supplies are limited. In fact, 40% have been claimed at the time of posting, so you should grab this deal now before it sells out.

The Darth Vader Force FX Elite Lightsaber is part of the Star Wars The Black Series of collectibles from Hasbro, which are often highly detailed and offer more advanced features. Like other Force FX Elite saber replicas, it sports LED lighting in its removable blade and sound effects that activate when you turn the saber on. It also ships with a display stand and has a removable Kyber crystal inside the hilt. The hilt’s design is based on the version seen in the Star War: Obi-Wan Disney Plus series, but fans will also recognize its iconic look from the original Star Wars trilogy.

Snagging the Darth Vader Force FX Elite Lightsaber for just $170 is a great deal, but it’s just one of many Star Wars collectibles on sale at Amazon during Star Wars Day, including other items from the Star Wars The Black Series like the Artillery Stormtrooper helmet for $79 (was $100) and Axe Woves Mandalorian helmet for $87 (was $132). Like with the Vader Lightsaber, these deals are limited in supply and will only be around during Star Wars day.

Be sure to check out all of Amazon’s Star Wars deals, and check out our roundups for more offers on Star Wars merch, Lego sets, video games, board games, books, and more.

Amazon has several great deals on Lego Star Wars sets for Star Wars Day, including everyone’s favorite Force-wielding toddler: Grogu. Affectionately known as Baby Yoda, this cute little guy has been a fan favorite ever since his first appearance in The Mandalorian Season 1. The Baby Yoda Lego set deal, which drops the price from $90 to $62, is selling out fast–70% of stock was already claimed at publish time. If you want to add this adorable Lego set to your collection, you’ll need to wield the Force (your credit card) soon. While you’re picking up Baby Yoda, check out Amazon’s $60 discount on Lego Chewbacca and Ahsoka Ghost & Phantom II Starship ($32 off).

Keep in mind that this kit is designed to be a collectible–not a toy–so you probably won’t want to leave it sitting around in your living room. Instead, you’ll want to display it in a game room or home office. To help show off your masterpiece, you’ll get an included information sign and Baby Yoda minifigure.

For more Star Wars Day deals, check out our roundup of the best Lego deals. You should also take a look at the new collection of Lego sets released for Star Wars Day and the 25th anniversary of the highly successful collaboration between Lego and Star Wars. Speaking of 25th anniversaries, The Phantom Menace turns 25 this month, and Disney is celebrating with a collection of new merch, including a limited-edition Darth Maul Lightsaber hit.

As part of Amazon’s Star Wars Day sale, the large Lego Star Wars Chewbacca model kit is on sale for just $140 at Amazon, which is a 30% discount off its usual $200 price tag.

The 2,139-piece set lets you build a detailed 18-inch model of the Wookie hero with his iconic bowcaster rifle and bandolier. The box also includes an informative display placard and a Chewbacca Lego minifig. The Lego Star Wars Chewbacca model was originally released in celebration of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi’s 40th anniversary in 2023, and this discount deal is a perfect opportunity to pick it up if you’ve been eyeing the kit. The deal is available as part of today’s Star Wars Day event and quantities are limited, so head over to Amazon and pick up the kit while you can.

Chewy isn’t the only Lego Star Wars set on sale at Amazon during Star Wars Day 2024. You can also pick up a similar large-scale character model of The Mandalorian’s Grogu–aka Baby Yoda–for just $62 (down from $90). Of course, some of the coolest Star Wars sets are of the franchise’s many starships, and several of those are on sale as well, including a kit featuring the Ghost and Phantom II ships from the Star Wars: Ahsoka series that’s down to $128 (was $160). Like the Chewbacca model, these discounts are only available for a limited time during Star Wars Day, and may sell out quickly, so grab them while you can.

Those are just a small selection of the many Lego Star Wars deals available during Star Wars Day 2024. Not only are dozens of sets discounted online, Lego also dropped several new kits, including a giant TIE Interceptor model. Be sure to check our roundup of the best Lego Star Wars Day deals to see what else out there, and check our guides for the latest Star Wars Day price drops on even more Star Wars collectibles, videos games, books, tabletop games, and more.

Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace turns 25 later this month, so it only makes sense that Disney would celebrate this year’s edition of Star Wars Day with a line of nostalgic merch. Earlier this week, new Phantom Menace Lego sets launched, and now the Disney Store has a bunch of new collectibles, led by Darth Maul’s iconic double-sided lightsaber hilt, sold for an eye-watering $400.

Darth Maul’s Legacy Lightsaber Set is limited to 7,000 units and comes with a certificate of authenticity. At the time of writing, Disney had a queue for its online shop and was limiting customers to 10 minutes of shopping before requiring them to jump back in line. Here’s the official description of the Darth Maul Legacy Lightsaber Set:

“The finely detailed reproduction of the Dathomirian’s legendary double hilt features sound effects and illuminates red when you attach two of our Lightsaber Blades, sold separately. Presented in a spectacular wooden box with Darth Maul graphics, the interior lights up red and plays Duel of the Fates when you slide open the lid.”

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Needless to say, this is very much a collector’s item, and it costs a lot more than some of the other official lightsaber hilts (a bunch of them go for $160). To be fair, it is like two hilts in one, since Darth Maul wields a double-sided blade. Just note that if you want a fully functional Darth Maul lightsaber, there are many add-ons: blades, sheaths, hilt stand, and clip. It’s compatible with existing accessories.

There are some other cool Phantom Menace collectibles up for grabs, too, including a few more products with highly limited quantities. The high-end 11-inch Queen Amidala Doll is limited to 3,100 units and costs $130. You’ll receive a certificate of authenticity with your purchase.

If you can also add some Phantom Menace style to your wardrobe with the 25th anniversary hoodie, tie-dye T-Shirt, backpack, and sling bag. We’ve listed some of the highlights from the collection below.

If you’re interested in trying your hand at Stormtrooper cosplay, check out Disney’s new 187th Legion Clone Trooper Voice-Changing Helmet, which is available for $100. For droid enthusiasts, consider picking up the adorable BD-1 Interactive Droid from Respawn Entertainment’s Star Wars Jedi series. This remote-control droid is available for $110.

Stars Wars: The Phantom Menace 25th Anniversary Collection

Green Man Gaming is holding a massive sale in honor of the Japenese Golden Week Festival this week. While games from many publishers are on sale, some of the best deals are for Square Enix RPGs, including many of the company’s best releases in recent memory.

Two of the best deals are for Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade and Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion, both of which are 60% off for GMG XP members. Final Fantasy VII Remake is the first of the planned Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy that reimagines the characters and storyline of the 1997 turn-based RPG on PS1 into a 3D action RPG, while folding in many of the characters, events, and lore from the numerous FFVII spinoffs released after the original game. You can pick up the PC version for just $28 (was $70) at GMG.

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion is a remaster of the PSP original and is a prequel to both the original FFVII and the FFVII Remake trilogy. While it’s not part of the core FFVII remake trilogy, Reunion upgrades Crisis Core’s gameplay and graphics to be closer to FFVII Remake and Rebirth. Reunion features the same voice cast as the Remake trilogy, which makes it feels even more cohesive with this new version of FFVII. You can grab it for just $20 (was $60) at GMG.

Note that to get the full 60% discounts, you need to be a GMG XP member. GMG XP is free to join, but unlocking the extra savings requires you to spend at least $1 first. Otherwise, the discount for both games is only 50% off–which is still a great deal. For an alternative option, Humble Bundle also has both games for 50% off, and a portion of your purchases goes to charity.

Both Final Fantasy VII Remake and Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion are worth picking up if you plan to play the recently-released second part of the remake trilogy, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is currently a PS5 exclusive, but a PC version is expected to launch in the near future.

More Final Fantasy Deals

While the Final Fantasy VII discounts are the big draws in GMG’s Golden Week sales, there are a bunch more great Square Enix deals on offer, including huge price drops on the rest of the Final Fantasy franchise. You can grab PC versions of almost every mainline entry and numerous spinoffs like Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin and World of Final Fantasy. Once again, GMG’s prices are lowest for XP members. Many of the games are also on sale at Humble Bundle at prices similar to GMG’s non-XP discounts.

More Square Enix Golden Week Deals

Of course, Square Enix makes much more than just Final Fantasy, and plenty of the publisher’s other marquee franchises are included in GMG’s sale. You can grab PC versions of beloved RPGs like Octopath Traveler II, Dragon Quest XI S: Definitive Edition, Chrono Trigger, and Nier: Automata at big discounts, as well as select entries from smaller series like Mana, Star Ocean, and more. The sale is also a great time to pick up the publisher’s smaller, experimental games like Dungeon Encounters, Harvestella, and Paranormasight.

Check out the list below for a roundup of some of the best Square Enix Golden Week deals at GMG and Humble. And if you’re still hungry for more Golden Week deals, be sure to check out discounts from other Japanese publishers like Capcom, NIS America, Koei Tecmo, and Bandai Namco. Just like with the Final Fantasy deals, XP Members get the best prices, but even non-XP members can save a hefty chunk on all these games. And if you prefer Humble Bundle, most are on sale there, too.

While the release of new Star Wars shows on Disney+ has slowed down from the pace of the last few years, The Acolyte won’t be the only new live-action series this year. Via Collider, Star Wars: Skeleton Crew co-creator Jon Watts confirmed at CCXP Mexico that his series will be released around Christmas. Assuming that Disney+ intends to release new episodes weekly, Skeleton Crew’s season would extend into 2025.

Watts and his frequent collaborator, Christopher Ford, conceived Skeleton Crew as the story of four children who discover a secret on their home world. The kids subsequently wind up on a starship and find themselves lost somewhere far from home. The series will take place during the same time period as The Mandalorian and Ashoka.

Jude Law, Kerry Condon, and Jaleel White are among the most prominent adult actors on the show. The rest of the cast includes Ryan Kiera Armstrong, Robert Timothy Smith, Ravi Cabot-Conyers, Kyriana Kratter, and Tunde Adebimpe.

Everything Everywhere All at Once helmers TheDaniels directed an episode of the series alongside Jake Schreier, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Lee Isaac Chung.