Mission Series Ezra Bridger (Cadet) and Kanan Jarrus Pack

After Disney bought Lucasfilm and decided to complete the “Star Wars” Skywalker film saga, I decided I finally had to cut back on the number of Hasbro action figures I was buying.At the time, I was watching the CG animated series “Star Wars Rebels” on Disney XD and collecting the 3.75-inch action figures based on its characters, so I decided to complete that collection for as long as Hasbro made them.“Ezra Bridger (Cadet) & Kanan Jarrus” (MS18) is a two-pack in the “Star Wars Rebels” Mission Series (2014). Kanan is a straight repack from the 2014 “Star Wars Rebels” line (SL04), while Cadet Ezra is a brand-new figure (based on his appearance in the episode “Breaking Ranks”).Each figure has five points of articulation (5POA) and comes with one accessory: Kanan is repacked with his trusty blue lightsaber, while Ezra has a white cadet's helmet with red markings.The new Ezra is an appealing figure in the white and gray Imperial cadet's uniform, complete with black gloves and knee-high boots. Check out the nice detailing on his upper left shoulder, which prominently features the Empire's emblem.I was less than enthused by the Kanan repack, which I've now purchased for the third time (after SL04 and the multipack “The Ghost – Reveal the Rebels: Jedi Reveal” [2014]). This two-pack would have been more interesting if Cadet Ezra was packaged with another cadet from the episode, such as Zare Leonis or Jai Kell (both recurring characters), or perhaps an Imperial officer from Lothal's academy, such as Taskmaster Grint or Commandant Aresko (also recurring characters).Unfortunately, Hasbro's M.O. with the Mission Series often was to package one new “Rebels” figure with one previously released one. That's why characters like Zeb and Sabine both received their debut release in the Mission Series with a repacked Stormtrooper figure.Fans who are “troop builders” might not argue with having multiple Stormtroopers, but it's hard to be happy when you have multiple Kanans crowding your collection.

Lightsaber was so bent out of shape that its hideous, figures decent particularly Kanan.

Overall good, but I just can't understand this new "stiff waves" they are throwing. Detail is good, would have liked for it to include Ezra's light saber. Could have been an easy 5 if they got more articulation. But for the price, if you are looking for display only, its a must.

This was a gift for my son and he absolutely loves Rebels. He didn't know this existed and was so delighted when he got it.

My 7 year old brother really enjoy playing with these, but i think the articulation could be better... other than that, really good action figures.

My 8 year old just got this in the mail today. He was trying to put the light saber into the action figures hand and the hand just broke off. There is no way to glue it back together as it is a thin piece of plastic.

My kid loves them, great for play!

It's okay. A bit cheap.

I brought this and the Helmet was missing and the lightsaber was bent. This was not as advertised, very disappointing 🙁 and especially since I paid top dollar for a knock off as ’New’.

Having skipped years ago when they were out in the shops, when shops still sold Stat Wars figures!,i have been looking for quite a long time for this set of repacks of Ezra and Kanan. Ezra in his white imperial training suit was of particularly interest to me. Of course it also includes the same Kanan Jarrus figure that I already had from other duo set and as a single figure.Ezra Bridger as an imperial cadet is a very nice figure the only thing is that he is lacks any accessories apart from his removable cadet helmet that is not coincidentally very much looking like Ralph McQuarrie’s early designs the Snowtrooper. I quite liked this wave of Rebels duo figures that also include more obscure figures like the part of a Wookie family and Cikatro Vizago and IG-RM. Of course the figures are very static and only have 5 points of articulation and lack the detail of some the stunning rennet Vintage Collection line figures but then again I thought that for paying just a little more than a modern VC figures I got this for a very fair price, in particular since the only options to get the set now seems to be importing it from the US through an auction site.Would still love to see more Rebels figures emerge in the Vintage Collection line, as the series next to the Clone Wars cartoon increasingly provide leads and narrative for the modern streaming series.

Kids loved them. They bend and helmets come off. Hours of play

Arms don't fold, very cheap quality . not WORTH THE PRICE.!