Of the three figures Hasbro revealed in its NYCC 2026 Black Series wave, Zam Wesell is the one with the genuinely distinct accessory loadout. Where Agen Kolar and Saesee Tiin share nearly identical mechanics, Zam Wesell gets a feature none of the other two figures have at all.
She comes with a blaster pistol, a blaster rifle, a face-covering helmet accessory, and a second, swappable head sculpt revealing her true Clawdite shapeshifter face underneath. That swap mechanic alone makes her the most mechanically interesting figure in this specific wave.
It also ties directly into her actual role in Attack of the Clones, where her shapeshifting ability and bounty-hunter profession are central to the plot rather than a minor background detail.
Here is exactly what comes in the box, why the face-swap feature is a genuinely rare design choice, and how she fits into the broader Geonosis-themed wave around her.
Zam Wesell is the bounty hunter hired to assassinate Senator Padme Amidala at the start of Attack of the Clones, a job that sets off the chain of events leading into the film's larger Geonosis storyline. She is a Clawdite, a species capable of shapeshifting into other forms.
That shapeshifting ability is not just lore, it is a visible plot point in the film itself, which is exactly what Hasbro's new figure is built to represent physically on the shelf.
The figure includes two separate head options: her disguised human-appearing face and a second, true Clawdite face revealing her actual shapeshifter features underneath. Swapping between the two lets a collector display either version depending on which moment of the film they want to represent.
That kind of dual-face swap mechanic is uncommon across the Black Series line as a whole, since most figures ship with a single fixed head sculpt. It immediately sets Zam Wesell apart from a standard character figure.
Beyond the swappable face, the figure ships with a blaster pistol, a blaster rifle, and a face-covering helmet accessory that matches her disguised appearance from the film. That is a genuinely full weapons loadout for a character who, in screen time, is a background bounty hunter rather than a lead.
The helmet accessory specifically lets collectors recreate her disguised look from the film's opening chase sequence, adding another display option on top of the two-face swap. Collectors planning to keep her sealed for now should still grab a protective case built for Black Series packaging before she ships.
Sculpting a figure meant to represent a character who changes form entirely is a genuinely different design problem than a standard humanoid figure. Hasbro's solution, two interchangeable heads rather than a single compromise sculpt, is a reasonable way to represent that duality physically.
It also reflects growing willingness across the Black Series line to build more mechanically ambitious figures rather than sticking purely to a fixed pose-and-accessory formula.
Zam Wesell has had minimal representation in the modern Black Series line up to this point, making this release a genuinely overdue addition for Attack of the Clones collectors. That scarcity of prior figures is likely to drive faster preorder demand once the wave goes live on October 29.
Collectors who have wanted a proper Zam Wesell figure for years now have a legitimately well-accessorized option rather than settling for an older, simpler release from a prior figure line.
Zam Wesell's storyline is what sets the events of Attack of the Clones in motion, eventually leading into the arena confrontation where Agen Kolar and Saesee Tiin both appear. Displaying all three figures together tells a more complete version of that film's plot than any single figure could on its own.
That narrative connection is part of what makes this wave feel like a deliberately curated set rather than three unrelated convention reveals.
Giving a background bounty hunter this much mechanical attention, two heads, three accessories, and a disguise-specific helmet, signals Hasbro is willing to invest real engineering into characters who get only a few minutes of screen time. That is a meaningfully different approach than simply running through the most obvious lead characters first.
It also sets a precedent worth watching for future waves, since other background or disguised characters across the saga could reasonably get the same kind of swappable-feature treatment going forward.
A blaster pistol, blaster rifle, a face-covering helmet accessory, and a swappable Clawdite face.
She is a Clawdite, a species capable of shapeshifting into other forms.
One represents her disguised appearance and the other reveals her true Clawdite features.
October 29, 2026 at 1pm ET through Hasbro Pulse and select other retailers.
A figure built around a face-swap feature deserves a display setup that actually shows it off properly. Keep both versions of Zam Wesell shelf-ready with a tiered acrylic display stand built for 6-inch figures.
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