Agen Kolar and Saesee Tiin are getting Black Series figures together as part of Hasbro's NYCC 2026 wave, and pairing them makes sense beyond just convenience. Both Jedi Masters share nearly identical mechanics, the same dual-blade FX lightsaber accessory, and the same general price tier.
Both also appear in the same iconic sequence: the Geonosis arena confrontation from Attack of the Clones, fighting alongside Mace Windu against overwhelming odds. That shared screen moment is exactly what ties their figures together as a combined release rather than two unrelated announcements.
It is worth being precise about their actual story, though. The arena battle is where both characters appear fighting, but it is not where either of them actually dies on screen, a distinction worth getting right before calling them fallen Jedi.
Here is what each figure includes, where their stories actually conclude in the films, and why Hasbro chose to release them as a combined pair instead of two separate waves.
Rather than splitting Agen Kolar and Saesee Tiin into separate waves months apart, Hasbro is releasing both together alongside Zam Wesell as part of the same NYCC 2026 reveal. Their shared mechanics and shared on-screen moment make that bundling a logical choice.
For collectors, that means both figures hit preorder on the same October 29, 2026 window, at 1pm ET through Hasbro Pulse, rather than waiting through two staggered release cycles.
Agen Kolar is an Iridonian Zabrak Jedi Master who sat on the Jedi High Council during the era of the Galactic Republic. His new figure depicts his appearance in the Geonosis arena specifically, shown without the cloak he wears in other appearances.
That arena-specific look gives the figure a distinct sculpt from any prior Agen Kolar release, built around the exact moment collectors most associate with the character rather than a more generic council-room pose.
Saesee Tiin is an Iktotchi Jedi Master known both as a skilled lightsaber combatant and as one of the Jedi Order's most capable starfighter pilots. His new figure uses a film-inspired sculpt with photoreal deco and an included soft-goods robe, giving it a more premium finish than a standard plastic cape.
That soft-goods detail is a real step up in material quality, consistent with how Hasbro has been treating higher-profile Jedi Council figures across recent Black Series waves.
It is worth being clear about something the Geonosis framing can blur: both Agen Kolar and Saesee Tiin survive the arena battle. Their actual on-screen deaths come later, in Revenge of the Sith, when they confront Darth Sidious directly and are killed in that duel, becoming two of the first victims of the Great Jedi Purge.
The Geonosis arena is the defining action sequence most collectors remember them from, and it is the specific moment these figures are sculpted to represent, but it is not literally where either character's story ends.
Both figures include the same type of dual-blade lightsaber FX-blade accessory, a shared mechanical feature that reflects how similarly both characters are depicted in their most famous scene. Agen Kolar's listing specifically notes a lightsaber with a swinging FX accessory.
That shared accessory type is part of why these two figures pair so naturally as a combined release rather than needing distinct gimmicks to stand apart from one another.
Splitting two figures this similar in mechanics and price point across separate waves would have diluted both announcements without adding real collector benefit. Releasing them together, alongside Zam Wesell, gives the whole wave a stronger combined identity built around one film sequence.
It also means collectors chasing the full Geonosis arena lineup only have to track a single preorder window instead of two separate release cycles months apart.
Displayed together with Mace Windu and the rest of the arena-battle Jedi, Agen Kolar and Saesee Tiin fill out one of the most visually memorable ensemble sequences in the entire prequel trilogy. Their presence rounds out a shelf display that has been missing both characters in this specific, arena-accurate look until now.
Paired with Zam Wesell's figure from the same wave, collectors get a genuinely complete snapshot of the events that connect Attack of the Clones' opening act to its climactic battle. A tiered acrylic display stand makes that full arena lineup easy to show off at different heights rather than crowding one flat shelf.
He is an Iridonian Zabrak and a member of the Jedi High Council.
He is an Iktotchi Jedi Master known as a skilled starfighter pilot.
No, both survive the arena battle and are killed later in Revenge of the Sith by Darth Sidious.
Both include a dual-blade lightsaber FX-blade accessory tied to their arena-battle appearance.
Two Jedi Masters this closely tied to one iconic scene deserve to be displayed as a pair rather than scattered across separate shelves. Set them up together in an acrylic case built for 6-inch Black Series figures once preorders deliver.
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