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This app will continue to grow, evolve, and become more powerful than you can possibly imagine. The key villain in the "Star Wars" series, Darth Vader, struck fear into the hearts of the rebels. Darth Vader minifigures come in multiple styles and displays. The classic original Darth Vader comes with his red light saber and black cape. Later versions include the same model with white pupils on the face mask, and battle-damaged Darth Vader with broken armor and mask that reveals his inner parts. To stage an attack scene, the collector could begin with the original Vader, and progress to the battle-damaged version as things progress. No LEGO set would be complete without the hero Luke Skywalker minifigure. Many variations of Luke exist, including Luke as a rebel pilot, Luke on Planet Hoth, Jedi Luke Skywalker, and Luke in a Stormtrooper outfit like he used to rescue Princess Leia. To reenact favorite movie scenes, a combination of these minifigures works best. A Jedi master, Yoda taught Luke the ways of the force after Obi-Wan Kenobi died.
LEGO Yoda minifigures feature the small green figure with his green lightsaber ready to do battle. A special holiday version features Yoda dressed up as Santa Claus. The amazing pilot and reluctant hero Han Solo became Luke Skywalker's closest friend. LEGO Han Solo minifigures participate in many battles and scenes from the Death Star, to Endor, to Jabba's Palace. One version of Han minifigures has the character dressed in a snow parka for his adventure on Hoth, while another places him in the Stormtrooper costume he wore to accompany Luke on Leia's rescue. Outfitted with various guns, Han is ready to fight and fly whenever necessary. Han Solo's furry co-pilot, Chewbacca shows no fear when facing an enemy. LEGO Chewbacca minifigures feature the character with his trademark bandoleer utility belt and carrying various weapons like a crossbow or gun. An essential part of Millennium Falcon and battle scene sets, wherever Han Solo went, Chewbacca followed close behind. More than just a princess, Leia proved to be a fierce fighter in the rebel army.
She first encounters Luke Skywalker and Han Solo when they rescue her from Darth Vader's ship. From there, the three go on to multiple adventures. LEGO Princess Leia minifigures like classic Leia in her white dress and hair buns, fit in with a variety of LEGO "Star Wars" sets. More specific Leia minifigures, like Leia in her slave outfit that she wore in Jabba's palace, play a needed role in certain fight scenes. With the addition of three new movies, and the popular Clone Wars series, Anakin Skywalker plays a key role in the world of "Star Wars." LEGO Anakin minifigures represent the young Darth Vader at various stages in his Jedi career. From his boyhood days spent pod-racing comes the Anakin child minifigure with boyish freckles. A more grown Anakin, complete with his scar earned in battle, brings the Padawan Anakin to life. Jedi's and rebel soldiers need an enemy to fight, and the evil Stormtroopers represent this enemy. LEGO Stormtrooper minifigures make up the bulk of the Emperor's forces.
Their trademark white masks represent the original troopers. Black and chrome Stormtroopers had special blasters and guns. LEGO "Star Wars" minifigures come in many variations. Some characters include multiple versions that represent different experiences they had in the series. Vader has at least four representations Additional minifigures from the Clone Wars series bring the number to nine Luke has at least seven representations Han has at least five representations There are at least three different versions of Stormtroopers As LEGO "Star Wars" minifigures evolved, different versions of each, figure including new body styles and accessories, reflect their progression in the "Star Wars" series. The creation of the Clone Wars series introduced a whole new series and evolution of characters. Serious collectors often look for a version of each minifigure to make their collection complete. When playing a new game of LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga, what are the quickest routes (i.e. smallest number of Story Mode episodes required) to unlock a Sith, a Bounty Hunter and a small character so they can be used in Free Play levels?