Star Wars Black Series Bounty Hunters

The Bounty Hunter faction has 41 Star Wars Black Series figures released between 2013–2026. Bounty hunters are the galaxy’s mercenary contractors — independent operators who take contracts for money, working for crime lords, the Empire, the Republic, or anyone else who can pay. The ESB lineup on Vader’s Star Destroyer is the iconic image of the profession in Star Wars: six very different beings united by the job. The Clone Wars era introduces Cad Bane, Aurra Sing, and Asajj Ventress as hunters. The Mandalorian era provides Fennec Shand, Krrsantan, and the mature Boba Fett.

The Bounty Hunter Faction in the Black Series

41 figures cover bounty hunters from the Orange Wave launch through 2026. Boba Fett alone accounts for 18 figures — the most of any single character in the faction. The Book of Boba Fett sub-line added Krrsantan and the live-action Cad Bane (BOBF). See the Bounty Hunter Lineup scene guide for display strategy.

Display Recommendations

Bounty hunters are individual characters rather than army builders — no generic trooper variants. The ESB six assembled together is the faction’s definitive display and requires cross-era sourcing. See Bounty Hunter Lineup for the full sourcing guide.

Key Figures

• Boba Fett (ESB 40th)
• Bossk (Blue Wave)
• IG-88 (Blue Wave)
• Cad Bane (BOBF)
• 4-LOM & Zuckuss (40th Amazon)
• Dengar (Red Line)
• Fennec Shand (BOBF)
• Krrsantan (BOBF)
• Jango Fett (AOTC 2025)

The Bounty Hunter Ecosystem

The bounty hunter faction in the Black Series has a core and an extended universe. The core is the ESB six — the canonical lineup that defines “bounty hunter” in Star Wars. The extended universe spreads across the Clone Wars animated series (Cad Bane, Aurra Sing, Asajj Ventress), the Mandalorian era (Fennec Shand, Krrsantan), and the prequel era (Jango Fett). Each era has its own visual aesthetic and moral complexity.

The most interesting development in the bounty hunter faction during the Galaxy Collection era has been the completion of characters who previously existed only in animation. Cad Bane (BOBF) gave the Clone Wars’ most feared hunter his live-action Black Series debut. Krrsantan brought a fan-favourite comics character to plastic for the first time. Aurra Sing finally appeared as a standalone figure after years of being the most glaring gap in the Clone Wars animated hunter roster.

Completing the ESB Six

Building the complete ESB bounty hunter lineup remains one of the Black Series’ most satisfying multi-year goals. The challenge is that Bossk and IG-88 — two of the six — are Blue Wave figures from 2014-2015 with no Galaxy Collection updates. Their alien and droid designs hold up well enough for display, but collectors who want full Photo Real quality across the lineup are still waiting. See the Bounty Hunter Lineup scene guide for the complete sourcing breakdown.

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Part of Star Wars The Black Series | Factions. Related: The Book of Boba Fett | The Clone Wars | Bounty Hunter Lineup scene | Boba Fett.