Star Wars Power of the Force Boba Fett vs IG-88 (Shadows of the Empire)
Star Wars Power of the Force Boba Fett vs IG-88 (Shadows of the Empire).
Boba Fett, infamous bounty hunter and weapons master, vanished from sight after Darth Vader turned over the frozen body of Han Solo. Boba Fett was expected to deliver his bounty to Jabba the Hutt's palace on the planet Tatooine some time ago. Knowing the value of his shipment and the various hunters determined to take it from him, Fett disappeared into the mists of the galaxy's Outer Rim to bide his time. Meanwhile, Luke Skywalker, Chewbacca and Princess Leia search the galaxy for his ship, Slave 1, with the hopes of freeing Solo from his carbonite prison. Fearless, clever, and always full of surprises, even the Empire cannot pinpoint this master hunter's where-abouts.-
Year: 1996
Retail: $10.99 UPC: 076281695686 Series: Power of the Force Group: Deluxe, Packs and Exclusives - View in: Price Guide | Visual Guide | Checklist
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This Boba Fett vs IG-88 (Shadows of the Empire) toy was added on April 2026 and originally released in 1996 with a retail price of $10.99. This action figure is part of the Star Wars genre within the Power of the Force series. It can be found online by using the following codes: UPC: 076281695686 and on eBay (paid link). This toy currently has no recent price history so it's not possible to determine the worth. This toy is not found in any user collections. However, this figure was recently added, so it will take some time for collectors to add to their collections. AFA auctions are considered in determining the value of this item, potentially leading to a greater variance in the price range.
The battered war droid IG-88 was among the bounty hunters commissioned by Darth Vader to hunt down and capture the Millennium Falcon after the Battle of Hoth. IG-88 is one of five droids created- by Holowan scientists, who deliberately programmed the units to maximize their freedom of action in combat. This experiment proved tragic when, upon activation, the new IG prototypes eliminated their programmers and escaped to fulfill whatever mission lie within their distorted metallic intellects. IG-88's programming has caused it to value Imperial credits over organic life, making it a devastatingly efficient hunting machine. It is loaded down with a mass of heavy weaponry such as a heavy blaster and blaster rifle as well as a flamethrower, sonic stunner and grenade launch.
It has been rumored that IG-88 is one of the many bounty hunters seeking Boba Fett and his prisoner. Though bounty hunters rarely break their vocational code by stealing or eliminating one another, the capture of Han Solo promises enough credits to cause most hunters to forget this formality. This is especially true for IG- 88, who has little regard for laws, especially unwritten ones. The droid is literally a killing machine and one of the most dangerous hunters in the galaxy. Many consider it the equal of Boba Fett, who is generally known as the most effective bounty hunter anywhere. Upon entering the Tatooine system, Boba Fett was ambushed by the droid in its ship, IG-2000. Certain of his ability to destroy the droid, Boba rett soon discovered that IG-88 had a few tricks of his own...