Mighty Muggs Princess Leia Organa

Adorable, wife loved it

Awesome!

Even a Nerf Herder would see the value in this! It works great and is a perfect desk trinket. Sturdy and has lasted

Fun and quirky low-tech Star Wars novelty Princess Leia toy.This classically styled "A New Hope" Leia comes dressed in her signature white robes and honey-bun hairdo. When you press down on the top of her head, the expression rotates between a wide-eyed smile, a rather cross side-eye, and a fierce exasperated look, complete with gnashed teeth. I can almost hear her tell Han that she'd rather "kiss a Wookie", but that's another story....Well made of plastic and distributed by Hasbro for Disney. It is small enough to claim a spot on a busy desk.(I miss you Carrie Fisher!!)

This is fun enough, for a few seconds here and there. It's sort of equivalent to one of those squishy, stress reliever things that you're supposed to strangle the daylights out of instead of doing the same to an annoying person. It's fun to make her face change expressions, but the happy smile is my fave. The arms move a bit, but she does little else. It's fun enough for any fan, and seems quality made. Frustration free packaging too.

When you push her head, the image will rotate to give you the option of 3 different looks on her face. While it is a different idea than the Bobblehead, I am not sure I nor my 5 year old daughter see the point of this. Cute for display, but the play value will not last long. Similar to Funko Pop without the hipness. My daughter was excited to receive it (She is 5 and loves Star Wars) but it ended up in a bin with all kinds of other never to be played with again things by the end of the day. I tried to re-promote it and the interest was not there.

Quite cute and fierce as was our princess, but lacking the sweetness Funko gives such figures. Didn't make me want to collect more.

I love this Mighty Mugg because its a kitschy, fun little desktop decoration. Leia has three changeable facial expressions on this Pop-like figure. Everyone loves to change the faces when they first see this, but it's not really a toy that kids can play with.