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Kylo Ren's Force FX lightsaber shines in Hasbro's Star Wars: Black Series

Get that Supreme Leader style with this beautiful $300 collectible lightsaber.

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Supreme Leader Kylo Ren's lightsaber is part of Hasbro's Black Series, which is aimed at fans of fancy Star Wars toys and hardcore collectors.

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I can confirm that mirroring Kylo Ren's pose from The Last Jedi feels awesome.

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This $300 lightsaber looks pretty impressive with the blades in, but you'll want to activate the blades in a darkened room for real visual punch.

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It looks magnificent like this, but the blades will deactivate after a short period of inactivity.

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Sometimes you just want to stand in a dark room with a red lightsaber. Kylo Ren would understand.

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The back of the box highlights some of the cool features, like the battle clash effect.

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Activating the lightsaber while holding the hilt at this angle will turn on the side blades first, then the main one. This is a reference to the first time we saw Kylo Ren in the initial trailer for The Force Awakens.

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The hilt can sit on its stand and makes for a nice display piece.

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It's hard to capture in still images, but there's a slight ripple effect running through the blade. This reflects the lightsaber's instability in the movies.

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The red kyber crystal is visible within the hilt.

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Each emitter is highly detailed.

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"I know what I have to do but I don't know if I have the strength to do it." Funko Pop Han Solo is in trouble.

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