Star Wars The Black Series Kanan Jarrus Toy 6-Inch-Scale Star Wars Rebels Collectible Action Figure, Toys for Kids Ages 4 and Up

Kanan Jarrus is one of the coolest Star Wars characters that isn't from any of the films. He's the only Jedi I know of that uses a blaster (after surviving Order 66, the Emperor's purge of the Jedi, Kanan renounced the Jedi ways and took up a blaster) and his Lightsaber has a cool function I've not seen before. The emitter nozzle disconnects from the hilt, and is holstered on the front of his belt and the hilt holsters on the back. Hasbro could have completely overlooked this and not done it, and yet they didn't ignore this feature at all and they totally delivered.The sculpt on this is really fantastic, there's just detail tooled all over it. This looks like Kanan, just more realistic. Kanan comes with his DL-18 blaster pistol that fits well into the holster, as well as his Lightsaber with removable blade and the hilt can be separated from the emitter nozzle and both pieces holster nicely onto his belt. Basically Kanan comes with everything he should, all the accessories look nice and fit well in his hands. The articulation is great as well, though it's on par with what we've been getting, the leg articulation works really well, the knees and ankle rockers are just great on this figure. You can put the saber or blaster in either hand no problem, which is nice.If you can't get enough of Kanan on Rebels he did have his own short lived comic title that's worth checking out, or you could get this fantastic figure. And it's currently super cheap, $12 here on Amazon. Not only is this a really solid Black Series figure, this is a solid action figure period with tons of detail, good paint applications and articulation for a stupid low price. If you don't already have this and you're a Black Series collector, you need it. I can't recommend Star Wars Rebels enough, it's a great show and scratches that Star Wars itch, as does this Kanan Jarrus action figure. This figure comes FULLY APPROVED.

Wow, What a figure this is. Makes you wonder if this and the Luke Skywalker that came out in the same wave are even made by the same company. This figure is well worth it's retail price, even more so if you're a fan of the rebels animated series.Articulation: Very good articulation. Despite single jointed elbows, they bend up to 90 degrees. The bulky looking shoulder armor piece does hinder articulation, but it's not bad at all. The shoulder can still swivel up quite a ways. Legs are standard black series and are great. Not inhibited by his thigh holster.Sculpt and Paint: Utterly fantastic. The head is sculpted and painted in a different way than Kanan appears on Rebels.This is more of a realistic version of the character, as if he was played by a live action actor. The result is great being very lifelike and this is the first time I've had no complaints about a human figure's face from Hasbro in quite some time. The rest of his costume is also pretty much perfectly sculpted and painted.Accessories: For accessories you get Kanan's blaster as well as his signature lightsaber. The blaster is nicely sculpted with some passable silver dry brushing. The lightsaber is also awesome. It splits into two and clips to his belt just like on the show and it's this sort of attention to detail that has been absent from the black series line at a time when it needs it most.Overall: Get this figure if you can, it's great!

As a black series collector this is an awesome find.It is very poseable.It is also very realistic.However, the leg joints are a little bit stiff so watch out for that.Over all it is a very good figure and worth the money.

This is a great figure of Kanan. The paint apps are neat and clean. The face sculpt is done in a life-like style instead of the Rebels animation style. As with all of their photorealistic face apps, Hasbro did a really great job with this one. His lightsaber comes apart in 3 pieces, the blade can be removed and the handle separates into two pieces like it does in the show.

Kanan Jarrus - or is it Caleb Dume - is one of the more tragic figures in the Star Wars universe. Surviving Order 66 then becoming a reluctant Rebel and diffident mentor to young Jedi Ezra Bridger brought a complexity of character to a "kids show" about Star Wars. This figure is detailed and goes nicely with the other Rebels and Black Series figures in my collection.

Kanan Jarrus, or Caleb Dume, is a pretty cool character. A former Jedi padawan who survived Order 66, he's basically the new canon's Kyle Katarn. Kanan comes with his blue lightsaber and his DL-18 Blaster Pistol. The lightsaber blade can be removed, and the hilt can actually be broken down into two pieces and can be attached to his belt( I thought this was a neat feature, Kanan carries his lightsaber this way in the show, due to the fact that a lightsaber would attract Imperial attention). The DL-18 fits snug in the holster. The figure itself has great articulation, great paint apps, and attention to detail. I like that both hands can support holding either the lightsaber or the blaster pistol, so you could display him with both to kind of show off his Katarn side a bit. The only minor negative I can see is that I feel like they missed the mark a bit on the likeness. I realize that the animated characters have to go through a bit of re-imagining when they transition to the black series line but something is off about the face. This is minor overall, the rest of the figure really screams Kanan.Overall I think this is a pretty great figure. I love that the lightsaber can be broken down for storage, just like in the show, and I think the articulation and paint apps are on point. Hasbro has done a great job with this figure, I hope they plan on doing more characters outside of the movies. Get it while you can!