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Baby Yoda From ‘The Mandalorian’ Is Getting An Official Hot Wheels Treatment

By Thanussha Priyah, 30 Jul 2020

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Image via IMDb

The Child, now known as Baby Yoda, from Disney+’s The Mandalorian has melted the hearts of many across the world from its first appearance on the show.

Now, toymaker Mattel has revealed that the green critter will be turned into a Hot Wheels car. During the Comic-Con@Home event on Friday, an early sketch of the car design was revealed.

An artist’s drawing shows the character’s pointy ears resembling intake pipes, its tiny hands transformed into headlights, and its adorable large eyes as the windshields.

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When it is moved, the “roof” will bob upwards and downwards to make it seem like it is taking a peek from its pram like the creature on the show.

The Baby Yoda character Hot Wheels car is set to be released in 2021. In the meantime, check out the design reveal below at the 39:08 mark.





[via CNET, cover image via IMDb]
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