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I don’t know what circumstances occurred for Jabba to empty his stomach like this, but I guess that’s for whoever is playing with the toy to decide. As if to emphasize this pervert angle, Kenner included a "slave chain" on the front of the toy's throne. The figure was released in a beautifully designed convention excluisve box which included the railing, the hookah pipe and a never-before-made Salacious B.
The hidden action feature can be triggered when one of Jabba's arms is moved down, it opens the mouth and reveals Jabba's tongue.By giving him a proper squeeze, he is meant to expel the slime from his mouth and the end result is that he vomits spectacularly. The figure's action feature is in the 2-piece tail, which just like the vintage version moves the head back and forth when it's moved left and right. If you have any damaged or faulty products (not including packaging) please contact us so we can resolve any issues for you.
But it was worth the wait; kids jumped at the chance to own their very own toy version of the drooling monstrosity. The throne now has six cyclopses (4 in the front, 2 on the sides) instead of only four as seen on the vintage version). The SDCC exclusive came with Salacious Crumb and Jabba's pipe and bowl but the regular release excluded these things. Decades after it was first produced, factory-bagged examples of both this pipe and the accompanying Salacious Crumb figure remain readily available on the secondary market.The action feature on this figure is the tail, which when moved back and forth moves the head left or right simultaneously. For our detailed review of this Jabba The Hutt figure have a look here please: Star Wars The Black Series Jabba The Hutt Review. The railing was also newly sculpted, which is bigger than the vintage version with many more details in the sculpt and a much better paint application. Even though the pieces are identical, there are small paint differences, with the Clone Wars version appearing slightly darker.