With the release of the new Kenobi series, came the release of a new Darth Vader helmet. Although a helmet had previously been released two different years, this one, released in May of 2022 follows the design of his helmet in the show. Although this helmet is not battle-scarred and is all white, it still includes similar features to the other Boba Fett helmet. This one also includes a range finder. The range finder still flips down and has glowing LED lights. On the interior is an illuminated heads-up display as well. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: The Visual Dictionary dates the events of Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker as taking place one year after the " Starkiller Incident." As Star Wars: Galactic Atlas dates the Starkiller Incident to 34 ABY, it can be deduced the events of Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker take place in 35 ABY. Although the helmet doesn’t contain a voice changer, the other features make up for it. As seen in various scenes in the movies, his mask has multiple pieces. This one does as well, including a collar, mask, and hood piece. Star Wars: Timelines dates the events of Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi, including the destruction of Kylo Ren's helmet aboard the Supremacy, to 34 ABY.

Star Wars Helmet Collection 46 ( Highlights of the Saga: The Hunt for Luke Skywalker) (Picture only) It's safe to wear." ―Albrekh has dialogue in the novelization of Episode IX that is not present in the film [5] The Axe Woves helmet is based on his appearance in The Mandalorian and uses the same sculpt as the Death Watch Mandalorian helmet. It therefore shares the same features. Adjustable or a snug fit, moveable electronic range finder, with an awesome paint scheme to boot! Add this to your collection today! It also has adjustable straps and padding inside, making it wearable for all head sizes. The electric voice changers make your voice sound just like the troopers seen in The Mandalorian. The Knights of Ren and their master witnessed the helmet's reconstruction through the skilled metalwork of Albrekh.

14. First Order Stormtrooper

The first helmet released after one seen in a tv show was the Incinerator Stormtrooper. Based on the one seen in The Mandalorian, it matches the white with red markings on the helmet. There is a switch inside the helmet that allows you to choose which battle you’d like to simulate. You can choose from the Battle of Yavin, where he pilots his X-Wing, or the Battle of Hoth in his snow speeder.

Kylo Ren does indeed sport a new helmet in The Rise of Skywalker, built from the pieces of the helmet he broke in The Last Jedi after Snoke belittled him as "a child in a mask." The reworked headgear features jagged silver bits and red vein-like stripes running across it, evidence that Kylo welded the sections together to create a new helmet out of the old one. Boba Fett sure is a popular character, as are his helmets. Another version was released in 2021. This design was styled after his helmet in The Mandalorian series. It includes the iconic weathering and beat-up look on the outside, along with a large dent on the left-hand side.

11. Boba Fett (White)

So not only does this helmet sound like the battles Luke experienced, but it also looks the part. The white and red helmet is battle-scarred and damaged just as in the movie. Since Star Wars’first creation in 1977, Darth Vader has been a favorite character for everyone to Cosplay. From his iconic voice to his illustrious presence, he is an intimidating Sith for sure.

This bright white replica of the troopers’ Phase II helmets was an exciting addition announced to come out in May of this year. The voice changer allows for voice distortion, making you sound just like a reg!

13. Mandalorian Death Watch

The Supreme Leader confronted Rey on the desert planet Pasaana. Using the Skywalker lightsaber, the Jedi apprentice disabled Kylo Ren's TIE whisper. Though unharmed in the resulting crash of his starfighter, Ren removed his helmet to breathe in fresh air. He then pursued Rey to the planet Kijimi and, aboard his Star Destroyer, revealed their connection as a dyad in the Force as well as Rey's lineage to her grandfather Sidious. In a "gesture of vulnerability" and trust, Ren removed his helmet to show his face to Rey, including the scar that she inflicted on him. [15] He also wanted her to believe that he no longer considered himself as Ben Solo "hiding in a mask." In his mind, he was only Kylo Ren. [16] These troopers focused on mortar weapons. Like most stormtrooper helmets, this one comes with a voice changer to disguise your voice. It is adjustable to fit any head size. It also hints at another reason, because he has found out the Sith aren't as dead as once thought. His idol in the Sith is of course Darth Vader, a masked ruler, and so if he is going to go down the Sith route again it's possible he is once again going to mimic Vader. Kylo Ren's reforged helmet was strengthened through Sith alchemy. Sarrassian iron was painstakingly applied between the shards of the shattered helmet, creating a bright red alchemical web [2] that resembled crimson lightning [15] or scars. [16] The resulting helmet was heavier and smelled of molten iron, [15] but was stronger than the previous version. [2] The helmet retained its ability to alter Ren's voice, giving it a "distant and mechanical" tone. [15]

When the outer mask is removed it makes a hissing sound. Whereas when it is sealed, it makes a thunk. The helmet also makes Darth Vader’s iconic breathing sounds. The sounds are voice-activated. All you have to say is “hey BB-8,” and you’ll be in the heat of the battle with X-Wings flying by and BB-8 responding to your instructions. You’ll feel as though you are flying a ship yourself. Through the work of a skilled Sith alchemist, the shattered helmet was repaired using a latticework of red Sarrassian iron. It became stronger than ever. A pity the same cannot be said of the child who wears it." ―Darth Sidious [9] White and blue, it contains her distinct helmet marking and battle scarring. The range finder on the side comes down and lights up. When it flashes it does so in the “hunting” pattern along with the heads-up display that shows up.

10. Captain Cardinal

Just like the Kylo Ren helmet, the Shadow Trooper one has a voice changer. It distorts your voice to sound like that of the Shadow Troopers. Additionally, if you prefer an even more realistic experience, the helmet plays lines from the movie. This helmet fits a little bit smaller than the other two previously listed. As such, it is a great choice for younger kids to wear. The plastic helmet comes with a chin strap and other adjustable straps for a snugger fit. Below we will go through each of the helmets released since their launch in 2015. We will go into the details, prices, and looks of each. 1. Kylo Ren Helmet The all-silver-grey armored helmet includes a flip-down range finder. The range finder lights up to reveal LED flashing lights. Additionally, there is a heads-up display that illuminates. The interior is padded, making it fit comfortably on the head. There are also scratches seen around the outside to represent battle scarring. The silver beskar helmet shines just like Mando’s in the Disney+ series. It is adjustable and padded to make for a comfortable fit. The right side of the helmet allows for a tactical light to be removed whenever you desire. If you flip the helmet upside down, it glows red inside.