Disney's Massive May the 4th 2026 Merch Drop: LEGO UCS, Animatronic Grogu, and a Padmé Athleisure Line

Disney is rolling out its most ambitious Star Wars Day lineup yet — including a 1:1 Hasbro animatronic Grogu, a LEGO Ultimate Collector Series N-1 Starfighter, Citizen's 1,400-piece limited Beskar-inspired watch, and Crowned Athletics' Padmé Amidala athleisure — all timed to the May 22 theatrical release of The Mandalorian and Grogu.

May the 4th is just days away, and Disney has assembled what may be the most sprawling Star Wars merch drop the franchise has ever seen — a galaxy-spanning lineup anchored by The Mandalorian and Grogu, the live-action film hitting theaters May 22, 2026.

From a 1:1 scale animatronic Grogu to LEGO Ultimate Collector Series ships, exclusive Disney+ subscriber rewards in Star Wars: The Old Republic, and Padmé Amidala–inspired athleisure, this year's Star Wars Day is leaning hard into the upcoming theatrical premiere. Here's the comprehensive look at what's launching, when, and where to find it.

LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian Anchors the Brick Lineup

The headline build for Star Wars Day is the LEGO Star Wars The Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter set, an Ultimate Collector Series release landing May 4. UCS sets are LEGO's tier for serious adult collectors — large piece counts, display-grade detail, and the kind of price tag that suggests this isn't really for the kids.

For families who want in on the May the 4th fun without committing to a UCS shelf-piece, the Mandalorian and Grogu: Allies & Villains BrickHeadz set is the friendlier on-ramp. And to round out the lineup, LEGO is dropping a stack of film-tie-in builds:

• LEGO Star Wars AT-RT Attack building set
• LEGO Star Wars Razor Crest building set
• LEGO Star Wars Grogu (Mandalorian Apprentice) building set
• LEGO Star Wars New Republic X-Wing Starfighter building set
• LEGO Star Wars Anzellan Starship building set

Ultimate Grogu: A 1:1 Animatronic for Serious Fans

Hasbro's most ambitious Star Wars Day product this year isn't a toy — it's an animatronic. The Ultimate Grogu is a 1:1 scale, premium-build animatronic featuring built-in motors, sensors, and microphones that drive over 250 animations. He waves, giggles, and reportedly even toddles forward when prompted.

Pre-orders open across Hasbro Pulse, Amazon, and Fan Channel retailers, with two pre-order tiers — a standard packaging release shipping in early 2027 and a limited First Edition variant. Disney Parks stores will also stock the figure once it arrives.

For fans (and fur-parents) who want Grogu energy without the four-figure price tag, there's a softer route. Build-A-Bear Workshop is bringing back its Grogu collection, and Mattel is launching a new Grogu Deluxe Plush tied to the upcoming film.

Hasbro's Action Buddy Grogu packs in 50+ sound and movement combos for the kids' aisle, while collectors chasing scarcity can roll the dice on POP MART's Tiny But Mighty blind-box figures.

Adults shopping the everyday-carry side will find Vera Bradley's new Grogu Medallion collection — totes, wallets, cosmetic bags, and backpacks in the brand's signature quilted-but-elevated finish.

Hasbro's Black Series and Vintage Collection Expand

If your shelves still measure success in 3.75-inch increments, Hasbro is dropping a fresh wave of action figures spanning The Vintage Collection and The Black Series. Pre-orders open May 4 at 1 p.m. ET.

The Vintage Collection — Luke

The Vintage Collection — Plo Koon

The Vintage Collection — Bodhi Rook

The Vintage Collection — Clone Trooper Commander

The Vintage Collection — Anakin Skywalker

The Black Series — Clone Commander Doom

• The Black Series Clone Commander Thorn Figure
• The Black Series Mission Vao & Carth Onasi Figure
• The Vintage Collection Geonosian Warriors Figures
• The Black Series Darth Vader Mini Helmet
• The Black Series Clone Captain Rex Mini Helmet

Sideshow, Funko, and a Mandalorian Visual Guide

Sideshow and Hot Toys are introducing the Anzellan Droidsmith Life-Size Collectible, a roughly 27cm hand-detailed figure that captures the small-but-feisty mechanic species making its theatrical debut in The Mandalorian and Grogu. It's a niche piece, but exactly the kind of thing serious collectors look for around Star Wars Day.

Funko's contributions split between Bitty Pop! mini-collectibles and traditional-sized Pop! figures. The Bitty Pop! lineup highlights:

Bitty Pop! Bitty Box Death Star

Bitty Pop! Towns — Greedo & Cantina

Bitty Pop! Star Wars Starter Pack

Pop! purists scaling up to full-size figures get a Star Wars: The Clone Wars–themed wave with pre-orders live now:

Pop! Commander Wolffe

Pop! ARC Trooper Fives

Pop! Plo Koon (Glow)

On the page side, Pablo Hidalgo's new Star Wars: The Mandalorian Visual Guide drops with a foreword by Pedro Pascal — a deep cut for Disney+ series obsessives mapping characters, ships, and lore from the show.

Galactic Accessories: Jewelry, Bags, and a Beskar-Inspired Watch

Girls Crew is bringing the dainty-jewelry treatment to Grogu, with delicate necklaces, rings, and earrings designed to read as fashion-first rather than costume.

Stoney Clover Lane's Grogu Cutest in the Galaxy Collection brings the brand's customizable patches-and-pouches aesthetic to Mandalorian fans — fanny packs, micro backpacks, and pouches designed to be personalized.

The crown jewel of the accessories drop is Citizen's Star Wars ATTESA The Mandalorian Beskar watch — a 1,400-piece limited run with Beskar-inspired stripes, laser-etched details, and Citizen's Eco-Drive light-powered movement that, the brand says, never needs a battery.

Padmé Amidala Athleisure and Travel Goods

Crowned Athletics dug into the Phantom Menace/Attack of the Clones wardrobe for its new athleisure line, riffing on Padmé Amidala's royal wardrobe across leggings, tops, and athletic dresses meant to do double duty between workouts and Disney park days.

Her Universe's Padmé Amidala Lake Bag launches May 4 at 8 a.m. PT on DisneyStore.com, alongside the Padmé Amidala Earrings by BaubleBar and a Padmé-themed Minnie Mouse Ear Headband — a fully coordinated drop for Padmé-coded park-goers.

Crowned Athletics also extends to kids with a Grogu-inspired athletic line — matching tops, leggings, skorts, and a bow accessory all available now.

For travel, Heroes & Villains introduces a Mandalorian travel-goods line spanning the Trekker Backpack, a Tech Organizer, the Cadet Dopp Kit, and the Wanderer Garment Duffle Bag.

For Younglings, Furbabies, and Bedtime Reading

Pottery Barn Kids rolled out a fresh sheet-and-blanket lineup with designs spanning fan-favorites like C-3PO, R2-D2, and the rest of the original-trilogy roster — a softer entry point for parents quietly recruiting the next generation of Star Wars fans.

On the picture-book shelf, Star Wars: You're My Little Grogu — written by Grace Baranowski and illustrated by Kara Kramer — pairs chunky pages with die-cut shapes inspired by Grogu, the Mandalorian, and friends. It's pitched at toddlers and the parents who want a bedtime book that doesn't make them roll their eyes.

And for the four-legged Padawans, BARK is dropping a Mandalorian-inspired chew-and-squeak collection — Darksaber-shaped squeak toys, throw toys, and assorted designs aimed at dogs whose humans are aggressively into Star Wars.

Tiki Mugs, Owala Bottles, and Drinkware Done Right

Beeline Creative's ever-expanding Geeki Tikis line gets new Star Wars sculpts — Mandalorian and Grogu, Skeleton Crew, stormtroopers — perfectly timed for summer entertaining. Owala, meanwhile, takes its viral double-walled bottle and slaps Grogu, Darth Vader, and the Millennium Falcon on the side. Per the press notes: drinks stay "as cold as Hoth."

For Gamers: CASETiFY, Star Wars: Unlimited, and Tabletop Accessories

CASETiFY's Mandalorian and Grogu collection — phone cases, headphones, and tech accessories — went live April 27 ahead of the May 4 wave. For tabletop gamers, Gamegenic rolled out deck pods, sleeves, and accessories themed around Star Wars: Unlimited, the Fantasy Flight Games trading card game now expanding into its A Lawless Time set.

If you're new to Star Wars: Unlimited, May the 4th is the natural on-ramp — Disney is positioning the TCG as a centerpiece activity for fan celebrations this year.

What This Means for Star Wars Day 2026

This is the most Mandalorian-coded Star Wars Day to date, and that's by design. With The Mandalorian and Grogu arriving in theaters on May 22, Disney is using May the 4th as the kickoff for a 3-week marketing runway leading into release. Expect Grogu plush, Padmé athleisure, and Razor Crest LEGO sets to absolutely saturate the Disney Parks merch ecosystem through summer.

For collectors, the Hasbro Pulse pre-order on May 4 at 1 p.m. ET is the moment to set an alarm. For families, the Pottery Barn and Build-A-Bear lines are the gentler entry points. And for fans who just want to feel something, the Star Wars: The Mandalorian Visual Guide is probably the most reliably re-readable thing in the lineup.