Star Wars Black Series Clone Trooper Dogma & Hardcase 6-Inch 2-Pack


Spedito mar 3 nov · consegna 4–5 nov
- weapon
- alternate head
Two legends of the 501st Legion, Dogma and Hardcase, come to life in the Black Series at 1:12 scale. These two clone troopers, protagonists of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, are rendered with the iconic precision of the 6‑inch line, ready to combine their weapons in your display.


The Scene
The figures capture a specific moment of the Umbara campaign in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, depicting Dogma and Hardcase in their 501st Legion clone trooper uniforms in Phase II.

The Character
The narrative value of this duo lies in their role as a mirror of the internal dynamics of the 501st Legion during the Umbara campaign. While Hardcase embodies kinetic energy and a commitment to heavy weapons, Dogma represents strict military discipline that will lead him toward a dramatic arc of redemption. Together, these two genetically identical brothers to Jango Fett illustrate the range of unique personalities that emerge from the same template, making their interaction essential for understanding the emotional and tactical tensions of the animated series. For collectors, this pair is not just a numeric addition to the line, but a key piece for reconstructing the legion’s cohesion, positioning themselves as the ideal companion alongside figures such as Captain Rex and Fives to narrate the entire platoon’s story.

Why Collect It
For a collector, the true value of this pair does not lie only in plastic fidelity but in the narrative rarity they bring. They represent the pinnacle of Black Series maturation: they are not mere interchangeable soldiers, but tangible incarnations of a complex, tragic emotional arc. Having Dogma and Hardcase together means possessing the complete story of a friendship forged in the fire of war, a detail that elevates these figures from simple merchandise to high‑level display pieces. Their showroom presence is a tribute to the depth of the lore of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, confirming your status as a steward of one of the saga’s most intense and little‑known dynamics. It is the type of piece that transforms a standard collection into a gallery of stories, where each figure tells something deeper than mere aesthetics.



