Hasbro has unveiled a Tala Black Series figure, featuring her in uniform.
Obi-Wan Kenobi has unveiled an all-new Star Wars Black Series figure for Indira Varma's Tala Durith from the Disney+ series. The latest merchandise from the show features the brand-new character in some very familiar clothing just in time for the highly-anticipated finale next week.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY Just a week ago, Hasbro unveiled a line of Black Series figures for several of the show's main characters. Tala joins several other figures from that toy line that include Ben Kenobi in his blue and brown outfit, Darth Vader with his classic lightsaber, and the Inquisitor Reva in her sleek black uniform.
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