Under a full Death Star, AT-AT goes through some… changes.
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We got our first look at the AT-AT Back Buddy backpack at the Toy Fair, but pre-orders have just been made available. The backpack measures about 19-inches tall and 6-inches wide with two pouches. Not exactly practical, but definitely cuddleable.
Shipments are expected to begin in July.
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The line of Star Wars backpacks just keeps expanding. The Yoda one made sense since it’s straight from the films; the rest of them, like Chewbacca, aren’t as obvious but they are cute. That’s all you need sometimes. This Imperial Walker is cuddly and ready to store all your belongings. I only hope this AT-AT back comes complete with General Veers.
No details so far on pricing or a release date.
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The Imperial AT-AT training program starts from birth. Even their treehouses are designed with training in mind.
This t-shirt is available for only $10 if you grab it today!
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We’re already familiar with AT-AT dog, but it’s just adorably hilarious to watch him eat his birthday treat.
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That’s what AT-AT gets when he won’t stop licking his junk.
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Kate Mello made this awesome AT-AT costume for her dog Bones. I just hope she’s also a Jedi because Bones may try to take her out after this.
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Imperial AT-AT Walkers are just like household pets. They have four legs, they’re sort of clumsy, and they have laser cannons… Okay, maybe not just like pets. It’s close enough to make people think of dogs and cats though. This cAT-cAT Walker t-shirt makes noises of the “mew mew” variety instead of “pew pew” kind.
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Chuck Norris rides an AT-AT in Walker Tatooine Ranger.
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