![\"Mini-Figure](\"http:\/\/www.oafe.net\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/10\/minifigs.png\" "\\"Mini-Figure")
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In 2020, to cash in on the public's love of Baby Yoda, Hasbro introduced The Bounty Collection<\/i>, a series of six unarticulated vinyl figures of the little fella in various poses, done in a cartoony style. They're undeniably cute, but I could get the same value out of looking at a photo of them as I could from owning them, so I managed not to buy any. They were clearly a hit, though, because the line is still going today.<\/p>\n
![](\"http:\/\/www.oafe.net\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/03\/swbc7lc1.jpg\" "\\"Loth-cat")
After five series (meaning 30 different unique Baby Yodas), the line finally branched out in Series 6 to include some other characters: R2-D2, BD-1, and two versions of L0-LA59. Now Series 7 goes even further, giving us BB-8, Chopper, Baby Ahsoka, and a Loth-Cat.<\/p>\n
Loth-cats were introduced to Star Wars<\/i> fans during Rebels<\/i>, and to the rest of the normies during Ahsoka<\/i>. Native to the planet Lothal (Ezra's<\/a> homeworld), Loth-cats are exactly what they sound like: cats in space<\/a>. They're mostly feral, living in the wild, though some have been domesticated and kept as pets.<\/p>\n The Bounty Collection<\/i> toys don't pretend to be in scale with anything else - even each other. Given Loth-cats' average size on the various shows (a little larger The Loth-cat is depicted in its species' usual posture of aggression: head down, ears back, scaly legs splayed, teeth bared, and tail swishing to the side. Judging by the colors, this is meant to be Murley, Sabine's pet; it's light grey, with a darker patch on its head, tan ears that speckle up to brown at the tips, and brown spots on its back and stripes on its tail.<\/p>\n The Bounty Collection<\/i> is not sold blind-boxed, so you can always tell what you're getting when you pick one up. If you want the Loth-cat (or any of the other cute little things), all you need to do is look for the box with their picture on it and you'll be set.<\/p>\n![](\"http:\/\/www.oafe.net\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/03\/swbc7lc2.jpg\" "\\"grr!")
than an average house cat), this ~3\" long figurine would need to be put with... 10\" figures? So 1:7 scale<\/a>. Basically nothing. You don't get this because you want to put it with other toys, you get it because you want a cute little kitty that's not available in any other way.<\/p>\n