The best looking new Star Wars toys out there ...and the weirdest

It's a brand new day for Star Wars. Star Wars merchandise, that is.

We took a look at what Hasbro, the name most closely associated with Star Wars toys, has on offer for fans, and we've got our favorites. There were also some things that were downright inexplicable. But hey, they can't all be technologically stunning BB-8 replicas.

The Best

Kmart's exclusive Kylo Ren statue is a poseable wonder of fake snow detailing.
Amazon's exclusive set of stormtroopers, one for each significant evolution of the uniform, looks ready to unlawfully seize your droid.
Entertainment Earth's exclusive 4-pack is similar: beautiful looking and, as part of "The Black Series," extra articulated.
This is a Nerf version of Chewbacca's bowcaster, and now that you know it exists you can't live without it.
What would a wave of Star Wars toys be without some highly accurate not-for-bashing lightsabers? Here's Darth Vader's, with stand.
Luke and Yoda's lightsabers also get this treatment, as well as, of course, Kylo Ren's
There's a new Star Wars Risk game in town, but one of them is more "deluxe" than the other. Don't miss out on all those lovely little board game bits!

The Weirdest

Bop It! Star Wars R2-D2 Edition: Twist it! Pull it! Bop it! Except in this case is the body of a beloved droid.
Star Wars Loopin' Chewie: Congratulations, Loopin' Chewie box art, you are so weird I looked up a Loopin' Louie gameplay video just to figure out what the heck was going on here.
Episode IV Princess Leia: Walmart's exclusives are a classic case of fabric scaling oddly at small sizes.
Episode VI Luke Skywalker: Or maybe a Jawa?
Sure, Walgreens. Your exclusive Darth Vader figure features a removable hand and a translucent (WHY) helmet so you can see his skull beneath. But this pose only says one thing, and that's "NOOOOOoooOOOOOooOOOOOoOO!"
Stare into the pixelated eyes of Furbacca as you would the void. What does he keep in that satchel? Best not to ask.