STAR WARS The Child Animatronic Edition 7.2-Inch-Tall Toy by Hasbro with Over 25 Sound & Motion Combinations, Toys for Kids Ages 4 & Up, Green, F1119

The media could not be loaded. This "The Child" figure from "The Mandalorian" is just the cutest thing ever. While he's a little on the short side, barely taller than a cell phone, his cuteness more than makes up for his lack of size.First off, he comes packaged in a decent cardboard display box that also in this particular case included the small pendant necklace that Grogu wears later in the series. Grogu is wearing a tan colored twill outfit with faux Sherpa sheepskin cuffs and collar. The jacket or cloak that he's wearing is a bit too long for this size as the fabric just pools at the bottom and honestly the fabric feels cheap.The ears of Grogu are of a soft latex material so that they'll flex and move with his animatronic actions. The head is a hard plastic but is soft to the touch and that's how you animate Grogu. You can either tap his head or rub his head and get him to start acting up.He takes a couple double A batteries that are included and the power switch has three settings - off on and auto. In auto mode he has limited interactions whereas in on mode you have more interactions. Tap or rub his head a few times and he'll even do a force push move.You can also lay him on his back and he will go to sleep. You can rub his head while he's sleeping and he'll make little gurgling noises and snoring noises as he sleeps. Stand him back up and he wakes up again. The voice is very similar to Grogu from the show.His movements are somewhat limited in that he bobbles his head, opens and closes his eyes and the ears will wiggle, and only one arm will move and that's when he's doing the force push. His other arm is on a ball socket and you can move it around, and he will rock back and forth as the base of the toy is curved. So as he's moving his head he may rock around a little bit side to side or front to back.He's not fully interactive and has a limited number of movements and sounds that he makes. I think it is mostly random how he moves or the noises he makes once you've activated him.I like this one's face better than the newer model that comes with more accessories because the mouth is in a single pose and it's a very cute look on his face. The other newer model has a mouth that moves and it's just not as realistic looking.That this is available for more than half off the original list price makes Grogu an absolute bargain. Whether you're a serious Star Wars collector or just looking for a fun accessory to a costume for cosplay or Halloween or just want an adorable little friend, this Grogu is perfect. Are there a few shortcomings? Yes. But overall he is a phenomenal little friend.

The media could not be loaded. This Star Wars Child Animatronic Toy is the epitome of cute - it's a must-have for any Star Wars fan, young or old. The toy's design is incredibly detailed and faithful to the beloved character from the series, instantly making it a hit in our household.One of the best aspects of this toy is its interactive features. It responds to touches and sound, making it feel like a real-life companion. The movements are smooth and lifelike, which adds to the charm and fun. The toy is not just a static model, but a character that children can interact with, play with, and care for.Overall, this Star Wars Child Animatronic Toy is more than just a toy - it's a delightful companion that brings joy and a sense of intergalactic adventure to playtime. A solid 5-star rating for its quality, design, and fun factor!

The media could not be loaded. My sisters and I purchased this for our mom. She loves it! He is super cute! For the people saying he repeats the same phrases, you have to turn him from demo mode to on. In demo mode, he does repeat the same phrases. But you have to push the switch over to on. The switch is on his lower back. Buy him. You’ll love him.

Ah, the Grogu (aka Baby Yoda) Star Wars robot doll – because nothing says “I love Star Wars” like owning a small, green, somewhat eerie robotic version of everyone’s favourite Force-wielding toddler. It’s almost cute, if you ignore the fact that it occasionally stares into your soul with its oversized, unblinking eyes while making random baby noises at 2 a.m. That’s right, who wouldn’t want a doll that seems to come alive just when you’re least expecting it?The movement? It’s… well, robotic. Don’t expect graceful Jedi-level moves – more like a toddler trying to dance after a nap. It’ll wobble around, make some adorable cooing sounds, and then maybe awkwardly raise an arm like it’s trying to reach for a snack. Just hope it doesn’t short-circuit in the middle of a cute moment, turning Grogu into a budget horror film star.But hey, it’s got the look down! Those big ears, the little robe – it’s all there, ready to melt hearts (or haunt dreams). If you’ve ever wanted your very own robot companion that combines equal parts charm and uncanny valley, this Grogu doll will do the trick.