The Mandalorian and Grogu is bringing a new Hutt into Black Series scale for the first time. Confirmed via Hasbro's official SDCC 2026 reveal and reported by Collider and Hasbro Pulse, Star Wars Black Series Rotta the Hutt opened for pre-order July 27, 2026 at 1 PM ET, priced at $79.99, with a Fall 2026 release window.
This is a confirmed release with locked pricing, so here's what's included.
Hasbro's official SDCC 2026 reveal, as reported by Collider, confirms the following:
At 11 inches long, Rotta the Hutt is considerably larger than a standard Black Series figure, giving collectors a genuinely different display footprint to plan for compared to typical 6-inch humanoid figures in the line. Hutts have historically posed this same scale challenge across Star Wars figure lines generally, since remaining faithful to their large, low-slung body shape means a Hutt figure inevitably takes up more shelf width than a standing humanoid character, even when both are nominally part of the same figure scale.
Rotta previously appeared as a minor character in The Clone Wars animated series, so bringing her into live-action via The Mandalorian and Grogu and following that with a dedicated large-scale Black Series figure signals Hasbro sees meaningful crossover appeal between longtime animated-continuity fans and the newer live-action audience. Producing a figure at this scale, rather than a simplified smaller version, represents a real tooling investment that Hasbro typically reserves for characters with demonstrated multi-media staying power.
With both a $79.99 Black Series version and a $46.99 Vintage Collection alternative available, collectors can choose based on either display scale preference or how the figure fits alongside their existing Black Series versus Vintage Collection shelves. The roughly $33 price difference reflects the substantially larger sculpt and accessory set in the Black Series version, rather than a simple scale-based markup, so collectors should weigh display space realistically before committing to the larger, pricier option.
For a figure of Rotta's larger footprint, EVORETRO's acrylic modular case accommodates the extended length.
For displaying the included axe and sword accessories, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand adds elevated shelf presence.
Rotta's reveal alongside other Black Series figures at the same SDCC 2026 panel points to a broader wave of Mandalorian and Grogu merchandise timed around the show's expanded cast, giving collectors building out a full display more reason to track Hasbro's other reveals from the same panel rather than treating Rotta as an isolated release. New live-action Star Wars projects typically bring a concentrated burst of figure announcements in their first year, and Rotta's unusually large scale investment suggests Hasbro expects this particular character to carry real demand within that wider wave.
Jabba the Hutt has historically been the franchise's dominant Hutt representation in collectible form, typically released as an oversized diorama piece rather than a standard action figure given the character's scale. Rotta receiving a dedicated 6-inch-scale figure, even at an unusually large footprint for the line, marks a meaningfully different approach: treating a Hutt as a posable, accessory-equipped figure within the standard collecting format rather than reserving Hutt characters exclusively for premium statue-style releases.
July 27, 2026 at 1 PM ET.
$79.99.
Yes, a 3.75-inch Vintage Collection version at $46.99.
Axe and sword accessories plus interchangeable hands.
Yes, she previously appeared as a minor character in the Clone Wars animated series before this live-action appearance.
The price gap reflects the substantially larger sculpt and accessory set of the 6-inch scale release, not a flat scale markup.
Yes, Rotta was part of a broader wave of Mandalorian and Grogu reveals at Hasbro's SDCC 2026 panel.
Jabba the Hutt has typically been released as an oversized diorama-style piece rather than a standard posable figure, making Rotta's Black Series treatment a different approach for the species.
Rotta the Hutt gives Black Series collectors a large-scale addition from The Mandalorian and Grogu, with a confirmed price and pre-order window already open. Choosing between the Black Series and Vintage Collection scale is the main decision ahead of the Fall 2026 release, and factoring in Rotta's larger footprint now avoids a scramble for shelf space once she arrives.
Having a case and stand ready means Rotta will be properly displayed once it arrives.
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