Star Wars Black Series Helmets: The Complete List

From the sinister allure of Darth Vader’s helmet to the battle-scarred appearances of X-Wing pilots like Luke Skywalker and Wedge Antilles, Star Wars Black Series helmets bring you closer than ever to embodying your favorite Star Wars characters. In this post, we are listing each and every helmet released in the Black Series line.

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We’re highlighting design and technical details, starting with Kylo Ren’s helmet launched in 2015 up to the latest releases. Don’t forget to check out our Star Wars helmet display ideas for tips that match your style and budget.

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Star Wars Black Series Helmets

Hasbro launched The Black Series line in 2013 with the release of Star Wars 6-inch action figures. In 2015 the line grew to include Star Wars helmets. As of this writing, there are 28 helmets in the Black Series collection in total.

Star Wars Black Series helmets have details fine-tuned to reflect Star Wars lore, with some helmets offering built-in visual or sound effects. As long as you’re still on Earth and not, say, Kamino, utilizing these functions will require batteries, which are not included. So don’t forget to stock up or risk being the silent laughing stock of the clone army!

While these helmets are great for celebrating Star Wars Day in style, they wouldn’t be recommended headgear for repairing the Death Star. In other words, enjoy the Black Series helmets for cosplay and display purposes, but do not use these helmets as safety gear.

You’ll notice some helmets are no longer in stock direct from retailers. In these instances, your best option for obtaining one of these bad boys will be limited to purchasing through third party marketplaces, like eBay, or at your local collectibles store. Prices will differ from retail and reflect the current collectibles market.

Now, let’s get into the details on these remarkable replicas.

Kylo Ren Helmet

The first Star Wars Black Series helmet ever released belongs to the one and only grandson of Darth Vader. This two-piece design retails for $79.99 and features an electronic voice changer to give you that deep, scary Sith lord voice. It also comes with dents and scratches intact so you can look like you’ve worn it into battle without having to get close to an actual Jedi.

Shadow Trooper Helmet

This Shadow Trooper helmet features a design taken from the 2015 video game Star Wars Battlefront. The helmet is predominately black with silver, grey, and blue details featured through. It contains a battery-operated voice changer, but it can also play pre-recorded lines if you think you just don’t have what it takes to put the proper fear into rebel scum.

Imperial Stormtrooper Helmet

Although this helmet was designed after the Stormtrooper helmets in Rogue One, make no mistake: these are the OG Stormtoopers. Featuring a brilliant white design with grey and black markings, it also comes equipped with a voice changer so you and your friends can sound like the identical clones that you were meant to be. If it were a real Stormtrooper helmet, however, you wouldn’t be able to see out of it, so you’d have that authentic Stormtrooper aim.

Poe Dameron Helmet

Be just like the roguishly handsome Poe Dameron with this Black Series replica of his X-Wing fighter pilot helmet, complete with retractable yellow visor. While this helmet doesn’t offer a voice changer – nobody can emulate the smooth tones of Poe Dameron – it comes with speakers so you can hear BB-8’s beeps and boops, as well as the sounds of X-Wings whizzing by! Better yet, the sounds are voice activated, so you can argue with your favorite ball droid!

Darth Vader Helmet

You can cosplay as everyone’s favorite Sith Lord with this excellent replica of Darth Vader’s iconic helmet. While it doesn’t come with a voice changer, it’s outfitted with a variety of sounds that will make it feel like you stepped right out of the movie. The helmet makes a hissing noise when the outer mask is removed and a mechanical “thunk” when it’s sealed. And yes, of course it makes the infamous breathing sounds.

Imperial Shock Trooper Helmet

While the Black Series Shadow Trooper helmet is designed after armor in Star Wars Battlefront, the Imperial Shock Trooper helmet borrows the design from Star Wars Battlefront II. It features a similar design to that of a typical Stormtrooper, but the big difference is the addition of menacing crimson lines up and down the front. It’s surprising what you can achieve with just a splash of red. This is a GameStop exclusive that retails for $99.99.

Boba Fett Helmet (Empire Strikes Back)

Everyone’s favorite bounty hunter is represented here in his full, blaster-charred, scratched up glory. Boba Fett’s helmet circa The Empire Strikes Back is nothing pretty to look at, showing the tell-tale signs of a hard life catching tough bounties. The likeness is impressive, and it even comes with a light-up LED range finder. Better yet, if you drop this thing a time or two, nobody will be able to tell.

Incinerator Stormtrooper Helmet

The Incinerator Stormtroopers made their appearance in The Mandalorian, which is where this replica gets its design. Like the Imperial Shock helmet, this is essentially a Stormtrooper helmet with an effective red pattern on the front. It’s important to note that, while the Incinerator armor in the show was heat-resistant, if you test this thing against an open flame, you’re going to be one sad Star Wars fan.

Luke Skywalker Helmet (X-Wing or Battle Simulation)

While the Poe Dameron X-Wing helmet lets you talk to BB-8, the Luke Skywalker X-Wing helmet unfortunately doesn’t let you converse with R2-D2. Let’s just assume that our favorite astromech droid is taking a much-needed oil bath while we’re out cruising the galaxy. What this helmet does offer, however, is incoming blaster fire from enemy ships, both through the speakers and the built-in visor. Retails for $99.99. Targeting computer not included. Must use force.

Captain Cardinal Helmet

This is a rather unique helmet as it hasn’t actually appeared in any visual Star Wars media. The character of Captain Cardinal can be found in the book Phasma and the helmet itself is modeled after the First Order Trooper helmets that can be found at Disneyland’s Galaxy’s Edge. It’s a nice nod to the literary Star Wars fans and retails for $99.99. 

Boba Fett Helmet (White, Prototype Armor)

If you’re not entirely familiar with Boba Fett’s origins as a character, you may think that Hasbro forgot to paint this helmet. The famous bounty hunter’s very first appearance wasn’t in The Empire Strikes Back, but the infamous Holiday Star Wars Special, where Fett appeared in animated form, sporting a white helmet. This fun throwback features a light up range finder, as well as illuminated heads-up display on the interior. It retails for $99.99.

Boba Fett Helmet (Re-Armored)

If you’re looking to cosplay as a Boba Fett who doesn’t look like he’s been through a detention level garbage masher, this is the helmet for you. This replica is designed after the helmet’s appearance in the The Book of Boba Fett miniseries, where it’s been nicely cleaned up and restored. Except for that nasty blaster dent in the top of it. You’re not buffing that thing out. Helmet features the LED rangefinder, the heads-up display, and retails for $119.99.

Mandalorian Death Watch Helmet

The Mandalorian Death Watch helmets obviously bear a striking resemblance to the standard Mandalorian helmet, although with different colors. They feature the same fold-down LED rangefinder, as well as the internal heads-up display that lights up. These were a Gamestop exclusive and retail for $119.99. While these helmets may not be crafted from beskar steel like true Mandalorian helmets, with a name like Death Watch, it’s highly unlikely that anyone would dare to get close enough to discover the difference.

First Order Stormtrooper Helmet

It’s hard to say if they shoot any straighter, but the First Order Stormtroopers sure have sleek helmets. This beautiful all-white design comes with a voice distorter and interior padding that can be removed to make it a little bigger. At this point in the story, Stormtroopers aren’t clones anymore, so they have heads of all different sizes! This Black Series replica was released in 2021 and retails for $99.99.

The Mandalorian Helmet

If you want to cosplay as a Mandalorian, then this is the way. Modeled after Din Djarin’s shiny beskar steel helmet, this Black Series replica is the perfect souvenir for fans of The Mandalorian. The right side of the helmet boasts a tactical light and the inside glows red if you flip it upside down. It retails for $119.99. Sadly, Grogu is nowhere to be seen.

Wedge Antilles Helmet

When we’re talking about veteran X-Wing pilots, let’s not forget the greatest underdog of them all: Wedge Antilles. Like the Luke Skywalker helmet, you’ll be able to see and hear the effects of blaster fire. The best thing about this helmet, however, is the ability to swap between the Battle of Yavin and the Battle of Hoth, which will provide different sounds. You’ll also hear from Wedge’s droid R2-A3. The helmet retails for $99.99. Fingers crossed for a Porkins helmet next!

Bo-Katan Kryze Helmet

The first of the female character helmets in The Black Series is one you don’t want to miss. Bo-Katan’s blue and white design is unmistakable and well worth the $124.99 retail price tag. The rangefinder flips down and lights up in a “hunting” pattern. You may not have the darksaber, but you’ll have a pretty sweet headpiece.

Darth Vader Helmet (Obi-Wan Series)

While Vader’s helmet doesn’t change much throughout all of the Star Wars movies and shows, the Sith Lord’s appearance in Obi-Wan Kenobi on Disney+ did feature a slightly different helmet. Hasbro wasted little time releasing a replica of this newer design. The helmet features the former Jedi’s iconic breathing, but this version also sports deep red eyes. If anyone had any doubts about how evil Vader is, the red eyes should clear those doubts up. Retails for $131.99.

Trapper Wolf Helmet

Trapper Wolf, along with Carson Teva, was a minor character that made a huge impact when he showed up on The Mandalorian. His pilot helmet is the only Black Series helmet inspired by the New Republic. It’s yellow and black and sports both the Rebels insignia and a wolf’s head along the top. Thanks to the built-in speaker, you’ll get communication from Captain Carson Teva himself. The helmet retails for $131.99.

Artillery Stormtrooper Helmet

Artillery Stormtrooper helmets share a design with the Incinerator Stormtrooper helmet, but they trade the dark red for a more vibrant orange. Moff Gideon just has good fashion sense, apparently. Retailing at $131.99, the helmet comes complete with a voice changer and adjustable components to help fit your head. What it doesn’t come with, however, is an actual mortar. That would cost extra.

Phase II Clone Trooper Helmet

There are so many variations of the Clone Trooper helmet out there, including custom modifications performed by the characters themselves, that you may have forgotten how white and shiny the standard helmet is. Get your friends together and form your own battalion, complete with matching clone voices thanks to the included voice changer. It’ll be all fun and games until Order 66 rolls around! Retails for $131.99.

Scout Trooper Helmet

The highly anticipated Scout Trooper helmet is not to be missed for fans of the reconnaissance force. The front functions like a visor, so you can lift the helmet without removing it. And with its voice distortion feature, you’ll be fully equipped to recreate your favorite moments from Return of the Jedi or The Mandalorian. Now if we can just get our hands on a speeder bike. Grab yours by pre-ordering online.

332nd Ahsoka’s Clone Trooper Helmet

Inspired by The Clone Wars animated series, this helmet belonged to one of the 332nd Company of clone troopers that followed Jedi Padawan Ahsoka Tano into many battles. The orange paint, more specifically the pattern of the paint, was designed to look like Ahsoka herself. With this helmet, there will be no questions as to where your allegiances lie. Retails for $131.99 and hits shelves in October 2023.

Axe Woves Helmet

Axe Woves’ personal helmet shares the intimidating Death Watch Mandalorian design but is adorned with his own personal paint job. With its movable rangefinder and adjustable fit, it retails for $131.99 and will be released in 2024. Whether you’re a mercenary for hire or a proud member of Clan Kryze, this helmet will help you look the part.

Clone Captain Rex Helmet

With the new series Ashoka on Disney+, we witnessed the live-action debut of Rex, Captain of the 501st Legion. Now his helmet can be yours! With an authentic flip-down rangefinder and voice distortion capabilities, you can command your own squad of clone troopers, right from the comfort of your living room. Watch that blaster fire! The Clone Captain Rex helmet will be available on March 1st, 2024, for $131.99, but they’re available for preorder now.

Carson Teva Helmet

Inspired by the New Republic pilot from The Mandalorian, this Black Series masterpiece faithfully captures the essence of Carson Teva, the vigilant pilot patrolling the Outer Rim. Walk in his footsteps, experiencing the thrill of reconnaissance missions while donning this authentic helmet adorned with the New Republic’s insignia. Pre-order now at $131.99.

Sabine Wren Helmet

Sabine Wren became an instant fan favorite the moment she appeared in the Disney+ series Ashoka. This Nite Owl Mandalorian helmet features a light-up heads-up display, a padded interior so it’s both snug and comfortable, and a strikingly accurate design taken from everyone’s new favorite Mandalorian. Pre-order the helmet now for just $131.99.

Moff Gideon Helmet

Moff Gideon, known for his tactical brilliance and relentless pursuit of power, ushers in a new silhouette we haven’t seen before in the Black Series helmets: spikes! The visual tribute to Darth Maul also features a light-up front visor and ominous red interior welcome light effects. Helmets are available for pre-order for $99.99. Your allegiance to the Empire will surely be rewarded.

The Stranger Helmet

Whether you call him “Smilo Ren,” or “Darth Teeth,” the best part of The Acolyte is its mysterious villain, The Stranger. The Black Series replica of The Stranger’s helmet is screen-accurate, including a scratched cortosis surface and the original’s menacing grin. The helmet is adjustable to fit any head size and comes equipped with interior welcome light effects. Become the new Sith on the block by pre-ordering one online for $99.99!

Star Wars Black Series Helmets Recap

Hasbro has created a high-tech and immersive opportunity for fans to fully engage with the Star Wars universe with their line of Star Wars Black Series helmets.

With offerings from the Original Trilogy to the expanded Star Wars universe, like Bo-Katan and the Mandalorian, these highly-detailed replicas allow cosplayers and collectors to connect with and embody their favorite Star Wars characters.

While some helmets may be difficult to obtain due to their limited availability, the thrill of the hunt can be part of the enjoyment as you build your collection.

With the Black Series helmet list continuing to grow, there’s no better way to continue bringing the Star Wars experience to life.