Sabine Wren is inspired from the live action Star Wars: Ahsoka series, which follows Ahsoka Tano after the fall of the Jedi Order and her quest to hunt down Grand Admiral Thrawn. This set is notable as it includes the Howler beast, which was seen on the distant Planet of Peridea. This is the home planet of the Noti and was once the center of the Witch Kingdom of the Dathmiri, which eventually collapsed. There, Ahsoka Tano and Sabine Wren found Ezra Bridger, members of the Dathmiri and Grand Admiral Thrawn. Along with former Jedi, now turned Sith, Baylan Skoll and his apprentice Shin Hati.
Thank you to BigBadToyStore for sending along Hasbro’s Star Wars The Vintage Collection Howler & Sabine Wren (Peridea figure for review.
Availability: June 2025 at BigBadToyStore.
Sabine Wren is packaged in a box with artwork and images of her and Lowler on the front, sides, and back. She comes packaged on a blister card, with an image of her on the front, back and a description.
Sabine Wren is inspired from the live-action Ahsoka series, and she is given an incredible likeness that fans will love, and she comes in her Mandalorian outfit and armor as seen on the series. This is the same figure that was included with the Loth-Cat, but includes a new poncho. The outfit is dark grey, with dark metallic grey armor, graffiti on the armor that is painted in orange, red, and light grey, which if you recall in Star Wars: Rebels she is an artist that works in bright colors. She also has a light blue left shoulder pad with a red and yellow insignia, right red shoulder pad with a yellow insignia, light grey gauntlets, black gloves, a brown belt with holsters and a hole for the lightsaber hilt to be plugged into, black boots, with red and orange deco, and a metallic silver belt buckle. The helmet is also given some slight new deco compared to her previous release, with some new deco added. Other than that and the cloak, there is any new-ness offered to this figure, other than the creature.
Her head sculpt uses the realistic-style and it’s a decent likeness, and she is given purple hair with a black wash, pink lips and nicely done facial details.
Sabine Wren includes a removable helmet head sculpt, 2 pistols (one with blue and one with yellow trim), poncho, a lightsaber hilt, and a green lightsaber.
Her articulation includes a ball jointed head, ball hinged shoulders, double-hinged elbows, swivel-hinged wrists, ball jointed torso, swivel waist, ball jointed hips, swivel thighs, swivel-hinged knees, hinged and rocker ankles. The Loth-Cat has no articulation.
The Howler creature is the only new offering in this set, and this is certainly a nice looking figure that Sabine Wren can ride, as seen on the Ahsoka Series. Howler is an alien werewolf type creature that has a saddle on his back, in light brown, a sleeping bag attached to the saddle in a dark grey, beige bones on the sides, and a light grey box on the side of the the saddle. He is given sculpted fur throughout his body. The head sculpt includes a long snout with teeth, pointy ears, eyes, and a jaw strap Sabine can hold.
The Howler is fully articulated, and includes a hinged jaw, ball jointed and hinged neck, ball jointed hips x4, swivel-hinged knees, x4, and swivel-hinged ankles x 4. He includes 2 pre-positioned (sitting) back legs.
Overall, Sabine Wren and The Howler are an excellent offering and one you might need to add to complete your Ahsoka series collection. It may depend on the person as we’ve already gotten this Sabine Wren figure before, but at least she has a new poncho. The attention to detail, likeness and accessories all came out great and this is surely a figure you won’t want to miss out on. You can grab Sabine Wren now at BigBadToyStore!
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