Eleventh Brother (TMS197)
Hot Toys brings Eleventh Brother from Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord to sixth scale with a masked…
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Hot Toys brings Eleventh Brother from Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord to sixth scale with a masked head, wired hood and black Inquisitor cloak. TMS197 includes four lightsaber hilts, interchangeable straight and motion blades, six gloved hands and a display stand.
- Expected Release
- Q3–Q4 2027
- Figure Height
- 11.8 inches
- Preorder Status
- Open
What Comes in the Box
Eleventh Brother TMS197 includes both crescent and disc lightsaber hilts, with illuminated and unlit versions of each. The straight blades and motion blades come in the same box. Hot Toys has announced one version of this figure, so there is no separate Deluxe edition to choose between.
Eleventh Brother · TMS197
Figure and Costume
- (1) Eleventh Brother sixth-scale figure, approximately 11.8 inches tall, with 30 points of articulation.
- (1) newly crafted masked head with a wire-embedded hood.
- (1) black cloak with bendable wire, a silver-colored clasp and Imperial Crests.
- (1) black upper shirt.
- (1) pair of black gauntlets.
- (1) black utility belt.
- (1) pair of black pants.
- (1) pair of black soft-vinyl long boots.
Interchangeable Hands
- (1) pair of lightsaber-holding hands.
- (1) pair of two-finger pointing / Force-using hands.
- (1) left fist.
- (1) index-finger pointing left hand.
Lightsabers and Blades
- (1) USB-powered, red LED lightsaber hilt in crescent mode.
- (1) USB-powered, red LED lightsaber hilt in disc mode.
- (1) unlit lightsaber hilt in crescent mode.
- (1) unlit lightsaber hilt in disc mode.
- (1) pair of straight red lightsaber blades, compatible with all four hilts.
- (1) pair of wave-shaped red motion blades, compatible with all four hilts.
Display Stand
- (1) specially designed figure stand with Star Wars logo and character nameplate.
The two illuminated hilts require a USB-C cable, which is not included. Four hilts does not mean four complete double-bladed lightsabers: the box contains two pairs of blades to swap between them.
Planning Your Display
Eleventh Brother stands approximately 11.8 inches tall, but his lightsaber and cloak can take up considerably more room than a simple standing pose. The final stand dimensions and the width of the assembled double-bladed weapon have not been published, so leave those measurements open when planning your display case.
The Hooded Inquisitor
A museum pose lets that white mask and black hood do most of the work. Keep the cloak close to the body, lower the lightsaber and turn the head slightly toward the front of your display. You still get the Inquisitor look without spreading the weapon across the figures beside him.
Ready to Face Maul
The disc hilt, straight blades and lightsaber-holding hands give you the familiar two-handed combat setup. Angle the weapon across his body and arrange the wired cloak behind him so it does not cover the mask. Check clearance around both blade tips before closing your cabinet door.
Show the Saber in Motion
The wave-shaped blades are the more dramatic option. Pair them with a turn through the shoulders and a little movement in the cloak rather than trying to stretch every joint to its limit. Those broad red pieces will need more clear space than the straight blades, especially beside another figure's weapon.
If you use an older DETOLF, check the usable shelf opening with the stand and your chosen pose included. For a wider duel, a larger Moducase or another wider enclosure gives you more room to work with, but no specific cabinet fit has been confirmed for this release.
A Closer Look at Eleventh Brother
The Mask and Wired Hood
The long white mask is what makes this guy look so creepy. It stands out against the black fabric, and the hood sits close around it rather than hiding the whole head sculpt. The bendable wire lets you adjust the hood's shape around the mask, which should give you a few ways to change the look without another portrait.
Hot Toys is making the masked Eleventh Brother from Maul – Shadow Lord. An unmasked head is not included. If you know him as The Crow, that is the same Inquisitor; Lucasfilm has also used that name when discussing the series.
Four Hilts, Two Blade Styles
You get a crescent hilt and a complete disc hilt in both illuminated and unlit forms. That is a useful choice if you like the red lighting but also want a display without a power cable running from the weapon. The same straight and wave-shaped blades attach to any of the four hilts, so you are choosing the hilt and blade combination rather than buying a different edition.
The motion blades are sculpted effects. They recreate the look of a moving weapon in a still pose; Hot Toys does not list a motorized spinning mechanism. The announced lighting is in the two USB-powered hilts, and there is no separate eye-lighting feature listed for the masked head.
The Cloak Has Room to Move
The black cloak has Imperial Crests at the shoulders and a silver-colored clasp across the chest. Its wire gives you something to work with when you want the fabric to follow a turning pose instead of hanging straight down. The hood is wired too, so you can arrange those two parts separately while keeping the face visible.
Underneath are the black shirt, pants, utility belt and gauntlets, with soft-vinyl long boots completing the outfit. The six hands include a pair for the weapon and a pair for a two-finger Force gesture, plus two individual left hands. You can give him that threatening pointing pose without having to keep both hands on the saber.
Eleventh Brother Beside Maul
If you are building a Maul – Shadow Lord collection, the Hot Toys Maul TMS187 is the obvious figure to put opposite him. Maul is a separate release, as are Marrok and Darth Vader in the promotional group photos. Only Eleventh Brother and his listed accessories come with TMS197.
You could give the pair a little distance and let the two red weapons face each other, or keep Eleventh Brother standing with the Force-using hand raised. You do not need an extreme pose to make that mask look menacing. For more figures to build around him, browse Hot Toys Preorders; for coverage of released figures, visit Hot Toys Reviews.
Release Information
Eleventh Brother is scheduled by Hot Toys for approximately Q3–Q4 2027. Sideshow lists the matching TMS197 figure for preorder with an estimated July–December 2027 shipping window.
These are expected windows, not guaranteed delivery dates. A manufacturer release and the date your retailer dispatches an individual order are separate stages. Check your order information for the latest estimate; the See Current Price button leads to the matching Eleventh Brother listing.
Manufacturer Details
Manufacturer: Hot Toys. Series: Television Masterpiece Series. Source: Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord. Character: Eleventh Brother. Model: TMS197. Scale: 1/6. The official gallery shows prototypes; final production details are subject to change.
Full Product Details & AvailabilitySpecifications, included parts, shipping & seller information
Eleventh Brother · TMS197
- Manufacturer
- Hot Toys
- Series
- Television Masterpiece Series
- Source
- Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord
- Model
- TMS197
- Scale
- 1/6
- Height
- Approximately 11.8 inches
- Articulation
- 30 points
- Hands
- Six interchangeable gloved hands
- Hilts
- Two USB-powered illuminated hilts and two unlit hilts
- Blades
- One pair straight and one pair wave-shaped motion blades
- USB Cable
- USB-C required; not included
- Manufacturer Window
- Q3–Q4 2027, approximate
- Retailer Window
- July–December 2027, estimated
- Sideshow Item
- 916277
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