The Nightsister leader from The Clone Wars is getting a detailed Black Series figure built around her signature magick powers. Confirmed via Hasbro's official SDCC 2026 reveal, Star Wars Black Series Mother Talzin opened for pre-order July 25, 2026 at 5 PM ET, priced at $27.99, with a Fall 2026 release.
This is a confirmed, already-available-for-pre-order release with locked pricing, so here's what's included.
Hasbro's official SDCC 2026 reveal confirms the following:
Including a dedicated magick FX piece lets collectors display Mother Talzin actively channeling her Nightsister sorcery rather than in a purely neutral standing pose, matching one of her most visually distinctive traits from The Clone Wars. Sorcery-based FX accessories are relatively rare within the Black Series lineup compared to blaster or lightsaber effect pieces, giving this figure a genuinely distinctive display option among the line's growing accessory catalog.
A fabric soft goods skirt rather than a molded plastic piece gives the figure more natural draping and movement in display poses, a detail Hasbro has increasingly prioritized for its more elaborate Black Series character releases.
For displaying Mother Talzin in an active spellcasting pose, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand adds dynamic shelf presence.
For protecting the soft goods skirt and magick FX piece, EVORETRO's acrylic modular case keeps the figure dust-free.
Mother Talzin's reveal alongside other Black Series figures at the same SDCC panel gives Clone Wars collectors a fuller sense of Hasbro's continued investment in the animated series' character roster, rather than a standalone release. That continued attention to animated-continuity characters, years after the show's conclusion, reflects Clone Wars' unusually durable collector base within the wider Star Wars fandom.
Collectors building a dedicated Clone Wars-era Black Series display now have a genuine matriarch-tier figure to pair alongside Nightsister-adjacent and Separatist-side releases, filling a gap that mainline Jedi and Sith figures don't address. Because Mother Talzin's story threads connect to several other Clone Wars characters without her ever having received a detailed 6-inch treatment before this reveal, this release effectively closes out a notable absence in the line's supporting cast rather than adding another variant of an already well-represented character.
As the leader of the Nightsisters on Dathomir, Mother Talzin is directly tied to the origins of Asajj Ventress and Darth Maul's resurrection arc, making her one of the more narratively significant supporting characters across multiple Clone Wars story threads rather than a minor one-episode antagonist. Her connection to both Ventress's backstory and Maul's later appearances means this figure has relevance to collectors following either character's storyline, broadening the release's appeal beyond fans focused narrowly on her own limited screen time.
Hasbro's photoreal design approach aims to closely match a character's on-screen appearance through detailed facial sculpting and paint application, a technique the company has increasingly applied to its more visually distinctive Black Series characters rather than every figure in the line. Applying that level of sculpting attention to Mother Talzin specifically suggests Hasbro sees her as a character whose distinctive look justifies the extra production investment, rather than treating her as a lower-priority supporting release.
Producing a detailed, accessory-rich figure for a character like Mother Talzin, rather than limiting that level of investment to headline Jedi and Sith characters, reflects a broader shift in how Hasbro approaches the Black Series line: treating narratively significant supporting characters as worthy of the same sculpting and accessory attention as the franchise's most recognizable names.
Yes, since July 25, 2026 at 5 PM ET.
$27.99.
Fall 2026.
A soft goods skirt plus sword and magick FX accessories.
6-inch scale, consistent with the standard Black Series line.
It expands Hasbro's Nightsister-adjacent Clone Wars lineup with a character central to Asajj Ventress's backstory, rather than another mainline Jedi or Sith figure.
Yes, she's directly tied to Asajj Ventress's origins and Darth Maul's resurrection arc, giving the figure relevance beyond her own individual screen appearances.
A detailed sculpting and paint approach aimed at closely matching a character's on-screen appearance, generally reserved for Hasbro's more visually distinctive Black Series releases.
Mother Talzin gives Black Series collectors a detail-rich Clone Wars figure with genuine spellcasting display options. With pre-orders already open, securing one ahead of the Fall 2026 release is straightforward.
Having a case and stand ready means the figure will be properly displayed once it arrives.
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