Asajj Ventress (Bounty Hunter) — Star Wars The Black Series #TCW 21
The Black Series Asajj Ventress in Bounty Hunter configuration — Phase 4 Clone Wars Collection #21, 2026. The post-Sith Ventress in her bounty hunter guise with dual lightsabers. Standard retail $24.99. The TCW Collection's character arc completion.
Overview
Asajj Ventress in her Bounty Hunter configuration at #TCW 21 is the TCW Collection’s most significant character arc completion — the specific post-Sith costume and identity of Ventress after Dooku’s betrayal, after her return to the Nightsisters, after everything the Clone Wars series did to transform her from Dooku’s assassin into her own person. Dual lightsabers. Standard retail. $24.99. 2026. The second Ventress figure in the TCW Collection and the one that covers the character’s most important phase.
The Bounty Hunter Configuration vs the #TCW 07 Configuration
The TCW Collection having two Asajj Ventress figures — the Sith assassin at #TCW 07 and the bounty hunter at #TCW 21 — is the collection’s most explicit acknowledgment that Ventress’s arc is significant enough to cover twice. These are different characters in a meaningful sense: the #TCW 07 Ventress is Dooku’s operative, defined by her Sith training and the dark side ideology it serves. The #TCW 21 Ventress has rejected that definition and built a new one.
The specific costume change between configurations communicates the arc. The Sith assassin wears the dark robes of the dark side operative. The bounty hunter wears the practical, self-determined clothing of someone who is answerable to no one’s agenda but their own. Same face, same lightsabers, completely different identity.
What Ventress Becomes After Dooku
The bounty hunter Ventress is the character the Clone Wars series most wanted to show: the dark-side trained warrior who chose a path that wasn’t the Sith’s and wasn’t the Jedi’s. She works for pay. She chooses her contracts. She forms the unexpected alliance with Ahsoka during the Zygerria arc that the earlier, Sith-aligned Ventress never would have made. She develops the relationship with Quinlan Vos — whose figure at #TCW 22 completes the TCW Collection — that Dark Disciple gives its most moving conclusion.
Dual Lightsabers: The Continuity Through Change
Both Ventress figures carry her signature dual lightsabers — the curved-hilt red sabers that are her visual constant across both configurations. The lightsabers are the continuity: she is still herself, still carrying the weapons of her Sith training, but no longer defined by who gave them to her.
The #TCW 21 and #TCW 22 Closing Pair
Asajj Ventress Bounty Hunter (#TCW 21) alongside Quinlan Vos (#TCW 22) closes the TCW Collection on the relationship that Dark Disciple developed — the Jedi who went undercover with the bounty hunter, who fell in love with her, who lost her, who carried what she gave him forward into the Clone Wars’ ending. The last two figures of the 22-figure collection are the last two characters of Ventress’s story. That is a beautiful structural decision.
Secondary Market
Above-retail secondary market prices. Standard retail 2026. Verify both lightsabers. No production variants documented.
Our Verdict
Asajj Ventress Bounty Hunter at #TCW 21 is the TCW Collection’s character arc completion — the Ventress who survived her betrayal and became something genuinely herself. Buy her alongside the #TCW 07 Sith assassin to see the full arc, or buy her standalone as the version of the character the series most wanted us to know. Display her next to Quinlan Vos at #TCW 22. The collection ends correctly.
Dark Disciple and the Complete Ventress Story
The novel Dark Disciple — written from Clone Wars scripts that were never produced — gives Ventress her complete ending: the partnership with Quinlan Vos, the love that develops between them, and the death that proves she was willing to sacrifice herself for someone else. For readers of the novel, the Bounty Hunter figure at #TCW 21 is the physical form of the character at the peak of her humanity — the Ventress who made her most important choice not out of revenge or self-preservation but out of love.
The display of this figure alongside Quinlan Vos (#TCW 22) is the Dark Disciple display: the two characters whose story closes the Clone Wars’ most moving relationship. The collection ends on exactly this note because there’s no better note to end on.
The Second Ventress as Collection Statement
A 22-figure collection that dedicates two of its final four slots to Asajj Ventress — one in her Sith configuration (#TCW 07), one in her bounty hunter configuration (#TCW 21) — is making a specific statement about how important her arc is to The Clone Wars as a series. We agree with that statement completely. Ventress is the Clone Wars series’ best character argument. Both figures are worth having.
Asajj Ventress Bounty Hunter closes the TCW Collection’s villain tier on the character who moved furthest from where she started. The Sith assassin at #TCW 07 and the bounty hunter at #TCW 21 are the same character at maximum narrative distance. Both figures at $19.99 and $24.99 standard retail respectively. Buy both. Display them across the collection from each other. The arc is visible.
Ventress Bounty Hunter. The character who stopped being defined by what was done to her and started being defined by her own choices. Standard retail, $24.99, the figure the TCW Collection’s character development was always building toward. Buy her. Display her next to Quinlan Vos.
Asajj Ventress started the Clone Wars as Dooku’s assassin and ended it as her own person. The bounty hunter figure at #TCW 21 is the version of her that the series worked to build. Standard retail, $24.99. Buy her.
The Bounty Hunter Ventress and the Sith Ventress are both worth having because together they show the complete arc. The TCW Collection recognises this by dedicating two slots to the same character at different stages. We recommend both. If you have to choose: buy the bounty hunter. She is the version of Ventress the series worked hardest to earn.
Ventress after Dooku. Ventress choosing herself. The bounty hunter in the costume she picked rather than the one she was given. Buy her. She earned this figure more than any character in the TCW Collection.
Asajj Ventress chose her own path after everything the war took from her. The figure at #TCW 21 is what that choice looks like in Phase 4 plastic. Buy it.
The bounty hunter configuration is the Ventress who chose herself. Buy the figure that represents what the Clone Wars worked to build in its most complex character. Standard retail, $24.99, the correct ending for the collection’s most developed arc.
Part of Star Wars The Black Series | Phase 4 Clone Wars Collection. Related: Quinlan Vos P4-TCW-22 | Asajj Ventress Sith P4-TCW-07 | The Clone Wars.