The Mandalorian & Grogu is coming to theaters in May, and in anticipation of this new Star Wars adventure, Disney Consumer Products is partnering with Pop Mart for the Grogu Tiny But Mighty Series Figures. This collectible range for fans of all ages faithfully recreates some of Grogu's best on-screen looks, like Baby Yoda napping in a floating carriage, playing with an orb, or practicing meditation in the Force.
In anticipation of the New York Toy Fair 2026, Disney Consumer Products' Star Wars Most Wanted Spring Preview offered a look at some of the other new toys coming out in partnership with Hasbro and Jazwares ahead of The Mandalorian & Grogu’s official theatrical release.
Sci-Fi Creature Collectibles
The Grogu Tiny But Mighty Series Figures Revsits On-Screen Looks
Trend Themes
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Nostalgic Character Miniatures — Small-scale, highly detailed figures that evoke on-screen moments create new demand for premium, design-forward collectible formats that blend nostalgia with modern display aesthetics.
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Licensing-driven Pop Culture Drops — Limited-run releases tied to major franchise events are reshaping release calendars and consumer anticipation cycles by turning licensing windows into high-value launch opportunities.
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Cross-media Toy Tie-ins — Product lines synchronized with film and streaming premieres are enabling immersive, narrative-linked merchandise that extends audience engagement beyond the screen.
Industry Implications
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Collectibles Manufacturing — Manufacturers that integrate artisanal detail with scalable production methods could redefine premium collectible accessibility and production economics.
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Toy Retail and Distribution — Retail networks optimized for timed drops and experiential in-store moments are altering traditional stocking models and customer acquisition strategies.
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Licensing and Brand Partnerships — Agreements that enable rapid co-branded product development and exclusive collaborations are shifting competitive dynamics within entertainment merchandising.