This the WORST Star Wars Droid Figures EVER

[@Diabolik771]

Zuckuss/4LOM not in best? FAIL! The other kids near Junkman were like "I'm not playing with Junkman, he plays Star Wars wrong"

[@sunwentai1]

8D8 was one of my favorites back in the day. Not only did he look really unique, he was in Jabba's Palace but also, if you flipped his legs up 180 degrees and layed him down, he looked like a weird droid-creature, or maybe even a strange speeder. The imagination we had as kids...

[@FREEEDDOOMM]

Our adventures we made up as children are better then the majority of the stuff Disney puts out IMO.

[@flyingfowltraining]

8D8 getting some love.

[@russellharrell2747]

8D8 was one of the few SW toys that were able to make the jump to Transformers in my playtime. I would fold his legs in and raise his arms to give him a sort of alt mode (about as convincing as the average Pretender inner robot), he was a right bastard trying to screw over both the autobots and decepticons. I wish I had done more cross franchise mixing of my toys, but I was a pretty strict toy segregationist back then, to my regret now.

[@BioFactory1]

9:12 - For me and my friends 2-1B was fun, we used to make up the story that he was a double agent/droid and worked for Vader.

[@fdeadlycommasir]

I always thought 2-1B had an old-time microphone stuck in his mouth. So when I made him talk, he'd sound like an almost broken drive-through speaker.

[@cyrusq5999]

He sounded so disappointingly ordinary (for a droid) when speaking to Skywalker. I wish they did something more interesting with his vocals.

[@russellharrell2747]

‘Do you want fries with that? *squawk*’

[@Johnzig138]

God, he totally looked like jailhouse rock was gonna start up anytime... "Luke, let the music heal you..."

[@Johnzig138]

Too bad they didn't get a distorted Elvis voice for him!

[@rhettgenung1223]

Every Original Kenner Toy droid is simply amazing.

[@tikvision]

Expect for the gonk

[@fionanatalieholden5965]

I loved mine...specially the Power Droid.

[@cyrusq5999]

Never saw the Power Droid in shops that I visited - and no kid at school I knew owned one. As a child, he was probably the most mysterious figure in the SW Kenner lines. I liked him from the start. Never owned him back in the day, but did get two at a flea market in the early 1990s. I was impressed. I didn’t know his legs would click when moved - just like R2 and R4’s domes did. Same sound effect too, I think, which is cool. The last time Kenner did anything interesting with a droid figure, was EV-9D9’s opening mouth.

[@tperson8347]

@@cyrusq5999 I know this might not count, but what about the transparent plastic in the heads of R2 and 8D8 (in 1995 and 97) to make the eyes illuminate? I thought that was interesting. :)

[@cyrusq5999]

@@tperson8347 Like the 1990s Jawa?

[@georgetrapp6666]

Paploo is the coolest Ewok because he's the one who steals the Speeder Bike. And, he's also portrayed in a second role for Kenny Baker.

[@spaceknight793]

C3PO (removable limbs): I really loved this fig because it also doubles for the Tusken scene in Ep 4! R5-D4: One of the VERY BEST EVER! And he was the unsung hero of Ep4! I believe he blew his motivator on purpose because R2 told him of his mission and R5 knew the fate of the galaxy needed Artoo to be sold with C3PO. DEATH STAR DROID: Are you kidding, Junkman? The only "evil" droid until the bounty hunters. Super cool fig and very useful when playing with the Jawa Sandcrawler vehicle and Death Star Space Station playset. FX-7: Looks cool and very useful in play since he repairs things. But, the arms would break off if you used them too much. But really, none were awful or stupid. Some were cooler than others but in a galaxy filled with droids we needed a wide variety. So even the worst of these 'will do' imo.

[@Joe-Exit]

The 8D-8 figure that I had, the legs would snap on and off. I liked that figure.

[@3Storms]

I like the power droid. It's one of the earliest SW figures I remember getting, so it has a sentimental value to me.

[@Joshua-l7g]

Same here there's a video out there from Thanksgiving from around 1978 or 79 and the woman asked me what I was thankful for and I told her my power droid!🤘

[@tperson8347]

One of my first few purchases from Brian'sToys. TIE pilot, RA-7, and power droid. Ya know, the droid figures that "suck". ;) Whenever I find a power droid figure without legs I use it as a crate for scene dressing or use it as a computer.

[@cyrusq5999]

Loved the toy, but never owned him until the early 1990s. First time I held him in my hand was in 1991. Cool little guy. Wish I had him as a kid.

[@milksheihk]

I had an FX-7 droid Kenner figure as a kid, I remember the bases were hollow, I once taped it to the back of a kind of scarab beetle we have here so it looked like it was moving around on its own.

[@ericpuckett2948]

I put my droids in a aquarium set up.

[@WilliamTurk]

9:26 But it IS 4-LOM!

[@TheSickNeeds]

21B is awesome because his clear mid section is unlike any other figure in the line....looks very cool when he is back lit....most droids don't come with anything but he does and his removable mouthpiece is unique too as it comes out on one end but you have to make a real effort to remove the other end and lose it. His feel just could have been bigger.

[@cyrusq5999]

The droids did have plenty of play value: R2 (and R4) had the clicking dome, in addition to the sensor scope and lightsaber for the later editions. Threepio had removable limbs and a vinyl net. The Power Droid had the clicking legs. EV-9D9 had the moving mouth. FX-7 had the most play value of all the droids - apart from the Droid Factory set, where you could build droids in different combinations from the parts offered in the set. The Death Star Droid had nothing - except the chrome paint.

[@ciscodeer9094]

I love them all Junkman, is that so wrong?

[@tperson8347]

NO!

[@jimcampbell]

When I was in elementary school I got C-3PO with removable limbs and was excited about it. I took it to school and a friend said he knew the head came off too and proceeded to break the head off of him. I’m still mad to this day.

[@stevegallo8483]

I understand the problem with finding a Death Star Droid with the black on the shoulders. They are a pain to find with the black. However, the FX-7 is the worst of the droids to me. That middle arm on FX-7 breaks off too easily. If you're trying to find one now, good luck. That arm is almost always broken.

[@cyrusq5999]

The tiny rubber claw arm? Never had any problems with that - except the paint chipping. The biggest problem with the figure, is the telescoping neck. Try finding one that’s still nice and tight. Plenty of loose ones out there, if you don’t care.

[@richcreed4564]

Zuckuss was a Droid! 🤯 Never knew that after all this time. Thought he was an Alien because of his Insect eyes... 🤦

[@qualityserviceexperts9996]

You said C-3PO correctly TWICE! I'm proud of ya!

[@garinsparks7041]

Happy New JunkMan!!! My best to you & you're family!!! R5D4 4 LIFE

[@Youngstown529]

I love that you mentioned Zayre's. My grandparents lived in the Akron, Ohio, area and I used to love to visit them Christmas week. They would take me to Zayre's and I would use my Christmas money to buy Star Wars figures. You unlocked a memory my friend!

[@michaelwills1926]

I got my very first “Star Wars man” at Zayre’s. I came around the end of the aisle and on the end cap were all the figures in the 12 back cards and all the awesome colors. I didn’t even know what they were but Darth caught my eye. Thank you Zayre’s

[@georgetrapp6666]

Used to chew on the Power Droid antenna as well. You could twist it 90° and align it so it can be removed, and I would pop it in my mouth and gnaw on it like gum (really dense, tiny black gum?).

[@luisg.407]

Happy New Year Junkman! I had a friend that would pretend Bespin Han Solo was the Arnold Schwarzenegger T800 Terminator and he'd use 8D8 as the Terminator exoskeleton. 😂😂😂😂😂 Bespin Luke was Kyle Reese and Bespin Leia was Sarah Connor. He got some mileage out of our Star Wars figures with that kind of imagination.

[@benrositas8068]

Yeah, now that's what I'm talkin' about! I did the same thing! But I didn't have any female Star Wars to use as Sarah Conner, so I had to use Scarlet from GI Joe for her and I also used Duke for Kyle Reese. No way 8D8 was awful! And at least he could hold gun, which is more than can be said of that brown one. How did he ever manage to become the head droid torture guy without any thumbs?!

[@tperson8347]

Love both comments These are great ideas. :) Scarlett is a perfect Sarah Connor. :)

[@DarkShark-xj4fd]

8D8 is the dude that had ole boy flipped over and was either burning his feet or attaching red hot horse shoes. Thats top tier for sure.

[@orbitaskew]

A click sound can mean the difference between Awful and Stupid

[@tperson8347]

The the censor scope R2 figure is the one on Dagobah. The sensor scope's not unnecessary, because you would need some sort of tool as an indicator of the droid's function. The fat tip on the lightsaber is so it doesn't come out so easily and you don't lose it.

[@kaioken654]

The only droid I really played with was the R2 that concealed Luke's lightsaber and shot it out, but that was from the 90s figures.

[@jjdigitalvideosolutionsllc5343]

Favourites: R2 Sensorscope, 3PO Removable Limbs, Power Droid, Death Star Droid, R5D4 Meh: Zuckuss, IG88, Medical Droid, Torture Droid, Multi-Arm Driod, R2 Lightsaber If you are playing with a Jawas and Sandcrawler (mine was the cardboard Land of Jawas version) then you need R5D4, Power Droid, R2, C3PO, even Death Star Droid. R5D4 comes in handy with a Y-Wing fighter too. Paint one black and stick him on the Death Star with the Death Star Droid. I wasn't keen on the bounty hunter droids. IG88 was too lanky and Zuckuss felt like an evil 3PO with a head swap. After the prequels, IG88 reminds of the uncovered 3PO. Since we are talking bounty hunters, Dengar always looked like he got his dengar kicked by the others. My medical droid mouthpiece kept popping out and the multi-arm droid arms would never stay in place and I never remember that it's called FX7 or that the other one is 21B. What about Darth Vader? He's more machine than man. Does that qualfity him for droid status? Obi-wan may say yes. What about Lobot? His name always made me think he was some sort of android, and he turned on/off.

[@55tranquility]

21-b was one of my favourite figures! loved that guy, with his clear middle section. IG-88 was also a favourite of mine, he looked cool and had two guns - boss.

[@georgetrapp6666]

EV-99 aka Evie-99 is actually supposed to be a cranky elderly woman, kind of like you wouldn't want at your bank, any customer service, or forbid your DMV/MVC. Next time watching her scene, keep that in mind. You'll even notice it in her pitch and raspy, "poor modulation like a blown speaker" voice.

[@ThatJunkman]

That sounds like some EU stuff. It’s clearly a male voice :)

[@georgetrapp6666]

@ThatJunkman lots of the entries in Wookieepedia for her are EU, but canon seems to universally agree on feminine programming.

[@gavinhinchcliffe8457]

I was gonna mention that. She's always been female programmed. To be fair most people assume it's a dude!

[@bradfry5403]

I liked Power droid, in my Star Wars universe he belonged to Han Solo and lived onboard the Millennium falcon so he saw a lot more action than he did in the movies.

[@TheSickNeeds]

Zuccus is cool because his limbs stay tight!

[@georgetrapp6666]

I like how the last season of Mandalorian brought R5-D4 back into the loop and made him relevant. Was great to see "him" again, and get his moment of glory.

[@bluestar9486]

These ARE the droids I'm looking for. I love them all! 😊

[@benrositas8068]

Obi Wan action figure: (waves his hand) No they're not...

[@Joe-Exit]

I never had 2-1B as a child. I did find one recently and bought it. I think it is a good looking droid figure.

[@madmax8620]

I pretended 8D8 was a T-800 Terminator (T-8D800)

[@michaelwills1926]

I can totally see that

[@Deacan-t8u]

2-1b! Fix me baby!

[@sunwentai1]

I got my loose IG-88, no guns, by buying it from one of my friends in 1987 for $2, and I've loved this character's design since then. Today, I collect Hasbro and Kenner IG-88 releases. Yes, the Kenner 12" is a holy grail I would one day like to have.

[@madmax8620]

Nope. Every droid was simply and purely AMAZING then. ...especially the GONK Power Droid with clicky legs!

Droids are great...the med droid was the low one. But they are still great.

[@davecrowson448]

My first StarWars figure was the original Artoo, right after I saw the original movie in its first run. Got the original Threepio next. Still have both of them, although Artoo’s sticker is long gone! And, just for the record, I always dug the Death Star droid. He was just a cool looking robot! I still have him, too

[@Straight0uttaCrofton]

Death Star Droid and Power Droid were the R²D² and C3P0 of the Death Star, the Abott & Costello

[@tperson8347]

@@Straight0uttaCrofton I always display R5-D4 and RA-7 with Snagman. I imagine RA-7 being Snagman's bodyguard or something. :)

[@Joshua-l7g]

Power droid should have been in the best category Junkman 😖

[@tperson8347]

FX-7 is my least favorite, but I wouldn't say it's crap. Accessories don't matter, look at the figure. Pretend NONE of the figures came with accessories, then go from there. In no order: 1. IG-88 2. C-3PO 3. RA-7 4. R2 5. Imp. Probot 6. 4-LOM Thanks for the video

[@arohk1579]

C-3P0 stupid for me, nothing worse then waking up Christmas Day opening my gifts and getting a shiny British Buttler. My younger brother gets Han and I get mr boring. The only thing he ended up my very first Star Wars custom, and I still have it.

[@sunwentai1]

R2-D2 with Sensorscope and C.....-3PO with removable limbs were my very first Star Wars figures. I was playing with R2-D2 in the yard one day, dropped the sensorscope and never could find it again.

[@FREEEDDOOMM]

You could make the power driod walk a little bit if you balanced the legs just right. I probably spent way to much time as a kid trying to balance that thing.😂 My father saw my 3p0s arm off and thought he was doing me a favor gluing it back on. I never told him he messed up my figure because i shouldn't have had my toys out like that in the first place.

[@spaceknight793]

Where I went wrong as a kid was not even considering buying multiples of droids. I saw them as characters, not army builders. But really, they were mass produced product, so multiples makes sense. Especially Power Droids, Death Star Droids (evil droids!), and FX-7... seriously, shouldn't Han have kept an FX-7 handy for all those repairs on the Millennium Falcon? On the flip side, it's hard to imagine that in the 2010s I would get sick of all the astromech droids being produced. I just gave up on buying them all... Kenner line: too few. TVC line: too many.

[@michaelwills1926]

Same man I love the droids, you always see droid units populating all levels of worlds across the star wars galaxy. They’re like mobile tool boxes. I myself love the Astromechs like R2 because I love variants and they come in so many colors. The build a droid series was awesome for that reason, for me

[@JinzoCrash]

Clear parts on 21B are fun when you're a kid. R2 with sensorscope wins over the dumb lightsaber one, and is a definite upgrade to original R2. Pop-apart 3PO SHOULD win over original, just for having tighter joints, but they were often not very deeply gold colored. Death Star Droid wasn't even Death Star Droid... wrong color. The figure is actually a guy from elsewhere in the movie.

[@keithprofitt3717]

It would depend on your imagination as a kid. I always had the Imperials looking for C-3PO instead of R2 and when they thought they got him and took him back to one of their bases they actually had the fake one (Removable Limbs) and he blew up killing some of the Imperials. Small victory for the Rebels. Some of my adventures were better than the movies itself. The adventures and the memories I had as a kid with my Star Wars toys will stay with me forever.

[@michaelwills1926]

That’s awesome brother. Made me chuckle cause I’ve been there, with ya all the way.

[@georgetrapp6666]

I like them all, including some that I'm jealous I never owned (until the modern ones perfected the sculpt a bit) but my favorite for a long time was IG-88, I invented side stories for him where he'd get captured and frozen in ice (I'd physically fill a Cool Whip container with water, and freeze him, then play outside with the slab until it melted and he was free) since there wasn't much toy technology to simulate carbonite.

[@literallyunderrated]

Haha you weren’t the only kid with Star Wars figures in their freezer I froze everyone 😂

[@John666johnson]

My daughter was a gunk droid for Halloween and also a Jawa for Halloween not to mention many other insane costumes that were not related to SWU

[@ThatJunkman]

Very cool

[@WILLIAMWILKINSON-r4b]

Junkman R2D2 having a "face" makes it stupid the little red dot looking like a nose .....lol

[@Seadweller451D]

8D8 was available with his torture device?

[@cudacade]

R2 IS the best!!! I really liked 8D8, although he always seemed depressed to me. I thought C3PO with removable limbs was so cool when I got him for Christmas.

[@cosmiccowboy9358]

I love all droids

[@John666johnson]

21b medical droid prolly my fav

[@TheSickNeeds]

This list really needed a spot or even two between best and will do.....will do sounds like a barely pass.

[@TheSickNeeds]

HA! You added it almost like this was live and you read my comment and obeyed!

[@AcornElectron]

Over here Zuckus and 4-LOM were misnamed on the toys in the 80s so I always get them mixed up still 😂

[@michaelwills1926]

Same brother it always takes an extra calculation when considering those two

[@theequalizer9154]

2025 WITH The Junkman. 👍

[@WILLIAMWILKINSON-r4b]

Where is Lobot????

[@tperson8347]

Lobot's not a robot. :) Isn't he a cybernetically-enhanced human? Love that guy. I would ask where the probot is. It IS a figure.

[@madmax8620]

bLOBOT? Hes in the truck stop toilet stall with LANdilDO.

[@masonwallace0572]

I’m pretty sure I only had R2 & 3PO in my collection

[@tperson8347]

Well, check again Oprah: "Look under your chairrr .. " :)

[@kimrice394]

2-1B is the Coolest! As a kid with “uncool” parents I always got the left overs which includes all these😀

[@richwightman3044]

Death Star droid wasn’t even on the Death Star.

[@michaelwills1926]

There was one in that same style but it was in a darker finish. You see it pass by in the hall when they’re about to board the lift to the detention level.

[@alexnejako777]

EV9D9 was fragile. I passed her over when she was $1 at the local Thrifty!! what was I thinking. 8D8 had a lot of play value.

[@danielhutchins9275]

Gonk Droids are Funny looking, but they're fun to knockover on Lego Star Wars game

[@AcornElectron]

Just no. The removable breather from 21B was cool af.

[@Arnold_Rimmer]

Junkman. Junkman!! Your title! "These Are the Worst Star Wars Droids Figures Ever". Syntax, my man, syntax! (Or is this your schtick???) 🤔

[@irontaylor9992]

great channel junkman

[@senojor]

I liked EV-99. That moving mouth, along with the memory of his bizarre voice in the movie (or was EV a she), made me enjoy creating scenes along the lines of 3PO's interview at Jabba's dungeon. EV was comic relief.

[@michaelwills1926]

I think it was a female voicing the part. I’ve not looked it up but several folks have said similar, and to me it always sounded like a Karen bot biching at the staff

[@JohnSwindells-zm4sq]

R2D2 is the best so thanks for a great video Junkman

[@LeutyMatt77]

I think those of us who grew up with the original trilogy would have enjoyed the prequels a lot more if they had treated the droids more seriously. In particular the battle droids with those terrible voices. I still have a tough time accepting that there was absolutely no proper acknowledgement of R2D2 and C3PO. Why not just use other droids and make the whole thing so contrived just to basically wedge two beloved characters into the mix. As if we were expected to believe that the dark lord of the Sith, the Chosen One, Lord bloody Vader himself created the most camp protocol droid to ever grace the galaxy. " Ooh Hello"

[@michaelwills1926]

Thank you exactly. I never could figure why Lucas chose to shoehorn R2 into the thick of the plot, and those leg jets were dumb as hell with no way to rationalize the removal of them “later”. Ol George is his own worst enemy sometimes

[@LeutyMatt77]

@michaelwills1926 definitely!!

[@jerronames6156]

Loved the droids. It’s the Star Wars universe why would I just want play with the humans?

[@kidcthulhufortney1320]

Wow, I had no idea we would disagree so much...

[@michaelwills1926]

IKR. JunkMan is single-handedly assaulting millions of childhood memories. Only an agent of the dark side would be so bold 😂

[@monnierobinson9210]

R2 and C3PO were the only two Kenner figures I bought from the original Star Wars line. I enjoyed their interaction in the movies more than any of the human characters. I also wanted the IG88 figure, but never found him at my local K-Mart or Roses store.

[@gavinhinchcliffe8457]

EV-9D9 is a female torture droid. She is my favourite action figure and has been since I found her at a sale for 10p circa 1988. Annoying I feel I have to mention it every time someone mentions her. To be fair most people assume it's a dude! All the best for the new year Junkman 👍

[@michaelwills1926]

I always thought it sounded like an annoyed lady librarian so this checks out.

[@cyrusq5999]

Yeah … I wasn’t a big fan of the droids. As a child, I preferred the aliens - especially the four (five) cantina aliens. But any alien was good. The Gamorrean Guard and Squid Head were my favourite. I did own only two droids back in the day: IG-88 and 2-1B. IG-88 is still my favourite droid. Such a great design - and he was so big - plenty value for money! 2-1B was another interesting design. I liked his transparent torso, and the microphone thing that fit into his mouth. The pic of him on the card looked so weird, I thought as a youngster; he looked like he was carved from stone marble and not metal! Just check out the rough, pitted surface of his head and breast area. Bizarre!

[@michaelwills1926]

It was always cool how Star Wars hardware looked like it had seen a few years of service by the time the movies were shown.

[@extracreepy8627]

Happy new year 🎉

[@tommylatham9868]

I liked the power Droid, he reminds me of the robots from Silent Running.

[@michaelwills1926]

Hui dui and lui

[@JohnnyBeane]

Great SW toys! I never had most of these. C3PO that limbs come off that one I had.

[@Joe-Exit]

I like all the droid figures. I couldn't choose which one I like the best.

[@BDUBZ49]

FX-7 was an assistant medical droid. He was surgical droid 2-1B's assistant. Probably wouldn't be repairing fighter ships. Yeah, I know we make s*** up when we're playing Star Wars

[@ThatJunkman]

As a kid you can make it do whatever you want it to do :)

[@BDUBZ49]

@@ThatJunkman There's that one kid "YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG!!!" 🤣

[@Deacan-t8u]

I love the robots, droids and aliens what it was about for me

[@Sammy_Boy_Smith_Rules]

Did FX-7 ever get a : POTF 2 , TVC or Black Series yet? Seems that this one and Ugnaught and Lobot never got another toy?? I know Gonk got ar least a couple

[@ThatJunkman]

Potf2 yes

[@michaelwills1926]

Yes my son was nuts for Fx7 for a while, I had to hunt that one down for him. He grew up watching the clone wars series and the “FX” was frequently seen onboard the various ships And facilities so he was enamored with the design.

[@Im1ofjerryskidz]

Love you Junk.

[@TheSickNeeds]

Before I watch past the two minute mark I'm going to go with EV9D9 being the WORST!!!! his arms fall out his legs curl and when other toys had bendable knees and elbows that bent and swiveled while other toys transformed....this guys mouth just moves a little...and with his height he just seems of scale with everything else.

[@TheSickNeeds]

now that I've watched I'll just go with "WILL DON'T"!

[@TheSickNeeds]

droid known for torture and his arms fall off in a light wind.

[@michaelwills1926]

8D8 had the bent leg thing going on too. I hadn’t yet learned that 5 minutes with a hair dryer would fix that so my whole childhood was plagued by that stupid bent leg

[@TheSickNeeds]

@@michaelwills1926 oh man I'd never have the guts to hair dryer that figure....but hot water (no so hot that it burns your fingers but pretty close) and then hold it straight till it cools or even hold it straight in a second container of cool water will help unbend those xwing canons!

[@PhilippeErnst-z2r]

Happy New Year Junkman 🎉☘️🎆

[@matthewbailey376]

Gonk Droid is the best. Gonk is way better than R2Dtwerp.

[@MrDiddlebug]

I don't know much about the droid figures really, but Happy New Year anyway buddy.🤘

[@garzilla7123]

Kinda agree with some, BUT, my differ is there should have been a tie for best obviously R2 and 3PO, then cool Power Droid ( I loved him he was cool too) on first then IG88, then R5 should have been in at very least will do, and if FX7 needed to be in either of the last two categories, he should have been in stupid over awful and before the medical droid. Other than that I agree with most of the rest. Happy New Year 🎉🎊🙂👍👍👍

[@russellharrell2747]

The R2s and R5-D4 both could fit in the Y-wing, which was a great feature. From a play feature stand point that’s worth considering. The humanoid droids could all fit in vehicles that had room for pilots. It was the odd ball droids like FX and the power droid that didn’t really have the best play value, but they were pretty fun regardless. Junkman did forget the best droid, the Probot that came with the Hoth Turret playset. Hands down the coolest droid figure of the line.

[@DaveReece-uh3le]

What you called Zukkas is a robot.. Hence, the correct name 4-LOM. If Kenner mistakenly named the JAWA a SAND PEOPLE would you call the JAWA a SAND PEOPLE in 2025?

[@ThatJunkman]

They didn’t make a mistake. West End changed it. I have covered it twice in videos. One didn’t ever get a name for almost a year later

[@michaelwills1926]

@@ThatJunkmanto be fair that whole “4LOM/Zuckass” thing confused the hell out me as a kid. They made it sound like one character that could change its identity depending on the assignment. Now why couldn’t they just be clear about all this. Love ya Junk

[@moonsong99]

You pronounce 3P0 just fine, but you seem to have trouble pronouncing 4-L0M.

[@michaelwills1926]

My dad used to call him “P 3 C O” or something out of sorts to get my goat 😅

[@cosmiccowboy9358]

How could you pick R2 over C-3PO? Oh man

[@imperialpresence1173]

i asked for r2d2 and c3p0....and i got a power droid and death star droid i don't like robots with faces

[@thomasmeyers2565]

IG-88 BEST PICK FOR ME , ALL THE rest I would keep them where you have them , as for the order of rank I would also keep them minus of course IG-88 , as for the stupidest droid kenner made back then it's a true toss up between gonk droid & 8D8

[@benrositas8068]

I almost gave you a thumbs up for saying Power Droid was the stupidest. But then I saw you say 8D8 was stupidest, too. So you made a comment that I can't rate because it's half right. I hate it when that happens!!!

[@michaelwills1926]

FX 7 was the dumbest one for me. Even Imagination powered toys need to do *something

[@sithcritic8906]

R5D5 would go in best for me.

[@FrenkyBgood]

I guess I've always liked IG-88 because it is more than a droid, he's a bounty hunter. And with two guns! I have a couple of variants of him and up to day he is one of my favorite figures.

[@opuscrap4322]

R5-D4 was my very first Star Wars figure so I always liked it. My favorite droid has to be Power Droid. Please don't rank the ewoks. :)

[@matthewgaudet4064]

I loved the Original Artoo I was said when he got lost or broken. I didn't like Threepio though. and what do you know i have worthless power of the force Threepio. From the 1990s.

[@michaelwills1926]

Man I remember going to Kmart with my 2 dollars to get 3P0 and lost my money somewhere in the store. I was all tore up but apparently to my mom life lesson #7 is “never lose your money” so I walked out with no 3P0 ☹️

[@senojor]

If I haven't mentioned it before, read the Tales From Jabba's Palace anthology paperback from Bantam Spectra. Fantastic book!