Hasbro has confirmed a new troop-building set for Star Wars: The Vintage Collection. The Geonosian Warriors 4-Pack, revealed May 4, 2026 and reported by Bleeding Cool and Star Wars Collector, is a Hasbro Pulse exclusive priced at $67.99, bringing four Attack of the Clones-inspired Geonosian soldiers into 3.75-inch scale ahead of a Fall 2026 release.
Troop-building packs like this one exist for a specific kind of collector: the type who wants enough of a single background species to actually build out a battle scene rather than display a single hero figure. Geonosians, as one of the most visually distinct alien species from the prequel trilogy, are a natural fit for that approach.
Hasbro's own product listing, corroborated by Bleeding Cool's coverage, confirms the following:
The mix of winged and ground-based figures is a meaningful detail for display purposes, since it lets collectors recreate the layered aerial-and-ground combat that defined the Geonosian arena battle sequences from Attack of the Clones rather than a flat lineup of identical soldiers.
Geonosians first appeared as background players in Attack of the Clones, the film that also introduced the Clone Wars and the droid army that would define the prequel trilogy's large-scale battle sequences. Despite that significance, Geonosian figures have historically been less common in mainline Star Wars figure lines than clone troopers or battle droids, making a dedicated 4-pack with varied deco a notable addition for collectors who've wanted to build out this specific corner of the prequel-era roster.
Hasbro has also confirmed a Vintage Collection Republic Gunship scheduled for later in 2026, and early coverage has specifically noted the Geonosian Warriors set as a strong pairing for that vehicle. Collectors planning around both releases get a genuinely cohesive Attack of the Clones display: a Republic vehicle alongside enemy troops it would have faced in the film's arena and Petranaki battle sequences.
Hasbro has periodically released multi-figure troop packs throughout Vintage Collection's run, typically reserved for species or units that benefit from being displayed in numbers rather than as standalone figures. Clone trooper and battle droid multipacks have followed this pattern before, and the Geonosian Warriors set continues it for a species that's arguably overdue for the same treatment given how central Geonosis is to the prequel trilogy's opening war.
Hasbro's reveal confirms pricing, the four-figure lineup, and a general Fall 2026 window, but an exact street date within the season hasn't been individually broken out as of this writing. Collectors specifically tracking a firm ship date should watch Hasbro Pulse directly as the fall approaches.
Since this set is built around displaying four figures together as a cohesive group rather than individually, planning a consistent protection setup for all four at once is worth doing before they arrive.
For carded figures as they ship, a protective case sized for carded 3.75-inch Star Wars figures keeps each Geonosian's card and bubble shielded from shelf wear while the full set is assembled.
For collectors displaying the full four-figure lineup, a deeper display case built for the same carded format keeps the distinct armor deco on each figure visible without exposing any of the four to dust or handling damage.
Fall 2026, priced at $67.99, as a Hasbro Pulse exclusive.
Two winged Geonosian warriors and two ground-based troops, each with distinct armor deco and their own blaster accessory.
No, it's confirmed as a Hasbro Pulse exclusive.
Yes, Hasbro has confirmed a Vintage Collection Republic Gunship for later in 2026 that pairs well with this set.
The Geonosian Warriors 4-pack gives Attack of the Clones collectors a genuine troop-building option for a species that's been underserved in figure form despite its central role in the prequel trilogy's opening battle. With varied deco across all four figures and a companion Republic Gunship also on the way, this is a set worth planning a full display around rather than picking up as a single impulse buy.
Since all four figures are meant to be displayed together, having a matching protection setup ready for the whole set is simpler than catching up figure by figure.
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