Egg Attack

This representation captures Darth Maul as he originally appeared in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999). Serving as the lethal Sith apprentice to Darth Sidious, Maul was physically portrayed by martial artist Ray Park and voiced by Peter Serafinowicz. The figure highlights iconic moments from his mission to track down the Jedi and Queen Amidala, equipped with his Sith electrobinoculars for scouting on Tatooine and his signature double-bladed red lightsaber during the climactic duel on Naboo.

Darth Maul's appearance in The Phantom Menace introduced one of the most visually striking and influential villains in Star Wars history. Visual designer Iain McCaig and creator George Lucas crafted an aesthetic that resonated deeply with fans, making Maul an immediate pop-culture icon. His debut in Episode I established a legacy that spanned decades of expanded media, leading to major roles in animated series like The Clone Wars and Rebels, feature film cameos in Solo: A Star Wars Story, comic books, video games, and the series Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord.

The Egg Attack Action (EAA-095) design blends a super-deformed (SD) stylized head sculpt with a realistically proportioned, fully articulated 6-inch scale body (~15 cm). A key highlight of this version is the premium tailored fabric costume, which includes a detailed tunic, pants, outer cloak, and cape. The figure features three interchangeable facial expression sculpts—Neutral, Angry, and Roaring—capturing his facial tattoos and horns. Accessories include multiple interchangeable hands, Sith electrobinoculars/telescope, and a double-bladed red lightsaber equipped with translucent blade motion effect parts, mounted on a branded logo display base with an adjustable flight arm.