The "Dark Times" of the Star Wars galaxy are getting a little more crowded—and a lot more dangerous. Following the recent buzz across social media, Hasbro has officially pulled back the curtain on two of the most anticipated additions to The Star Wars Vintage Collection (TVC): Marrok (VC386) and the Eleventh Brother (VC390).
Both figures are inspired by the upcoming series Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord, and for 3.75-inch collectors, they represent a significant expansion of the Imperial Inquisitorius ranks.
Marrok (VC386): The Ghost in the Machine
While Marrok made a major impact in the live-action Ahsoka series, his appearance in the Shadow Lord era brings a fresh, animated aesthetic to the character. This TVC release is an all-new sculpt, designed to bridge the gap between his "Black Knight" silhouette and the hyper-articulated standards collectors expect in 2026.
Key Features of VC386 Marrok:
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Weathered Armor Deco: Unlike the flatter paint apps seen on previous iterations, VC386 features a sophisticated "gunmetal" wash that highlights the battle-worn nature of his suit.
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Soft Goods Cape: A hallmark of premium TVC releases, Marrok comes with a tattered, black soft-goods cape that allows for dynamic posing without the restricted movement of molded plastic.
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The Inquisitor Saber: His signature circular-hilt double-bladed red lightsaber is included, with removable blades for hilt-only belt attachment.
For those building a "Mercenaries of Peridea" or "Imperial Remnant" shelf, Marrok is a mandatory anchor. His presence alongside characters like Baylan Skoll and Shin Hati makes for a formidable dark-side display.
The Eleventh Brother (VC390): A New Hunter Emerges
Perhaps the most exciting reveal for lore-hungry fans is the Eleventh Brother (VC390). Making his definitive debut in Maul: Shadow Lord, the Eleventh Brother brings a unique silhouette to the Inquisitor line, moving away from the standard "heavy armor" look toward a more agile, assassin-style aesthetic.
Why VC390 is a "Must-Have":
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Unique Alien Sculpt: The Eleventh Brother features a striking new head sculpt, showcasing the character’s unique facial markings and species-specific traits from the new series.
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Enhanced Articulation: Hasbro has confirmed that VC390 utilizes the latest "rocker" ankle joints and ball-jointed wrists, specifically engineered to allow for the acrobatic lightsaber stances seen in the latest trailers.
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Kenner-Inspired Card Back: Both figures come on the classic silver-border card backs, but the Eleventh Brother’s card art is a particular standout, featuring a brooding, atmospheric shot that captures the character’s menacing energy.
Completing the Inquisitorius Collection
With the addition of Marrok and the Eleventh Brother, the TVC Inquisitorius line is becoming one of the most complete sub-sets in the hobby. They join the ranks of the Fifth Brother (VC253), Reva the Third Sister (VC242), and the Grand Inquisitor.
For UK collectors, these figures are designated as Mainline Releases, meaning they won't be tethered to a single exclusive retailer. Pre-orders are officially set to go live on February 13th, 2026, at 6:00 pm GMT, and if previous Inquisitor releases are any indication, these will be fast sellers.
The Verdict: Are They Worth the Pre-Order?
If you are an army builder or a "Lore" collector, these are essential. The move toward more "animated-inspired" designs in the 3.75-inch line has been met with praise for its vibrant colors and sharp sculpts. Whether you're posing them in a Jedi-hunting diorama or keeping them MOC (Mint on Card) for the VC number sequence, Marrok and the Eleventh Brother are top-tier additions to the 2026 lineup.
The Inquisitorius Collection: Who Else Do You Need?
If you are looking to build the ultimate Jedi-hunting display alongside Marrok and the Eleventh Brother, these are the essential Vintage Collection figures already in the wild.
The Grand Inquisitor (VC293)
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Source: Obi-Wan Kenobi
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The Vibe: The leader of the pack. This figure features the live-action likeness from the Disney+ series and comes with his signature circular double-bladed lightsaber.
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Collector's Tip: This figure has incredible shelf presence, but the cape can be tricky for some dynamic poses. It’s the "anchor" for any Inquisitor collection.
Reva (Third Sister) (VC242)
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Source: Obi-Wan Kenobi
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The Vibe: One of the most common figures to find, but don't let that fool you—the sculpt is excellent. She comes with her unique split-saber and a removable soft-goods cape.
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Collector's Tip: Because she was heavily produced, you can often find her at a great price, making her perfect for customizers looking to create their own "Inquisitor OC" (Original Character).
The Fifth Brother (VC253)
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Source: Obi-Wan Kenobi
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The Vibe: A bulky, formidable figure that captures the character's hat and heavy armor perfectly. He looks especially menacing when posed next to the more agile Seventh Sister.
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Collector's Tip: Pay attention to the hat; it’s one of the most unique silhouettes in the entire Vintage Collection line.
The Seventh Sister (REB09 - 2026 Wave 1)
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Source: Star Wars Rebels
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The Vibe: Released as part of the early 2026 "Fan Channel" waves, this version brings the Rebels favorite into the realistic TVC style.
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Collector's Tip: She often ships with her companion ID9 seeker droid—don't lose it! It’s a tiny accessory that makes the display pop.
Stay tuned to Force Figures for the latest releases. For more information on figures in the Vintage Collection, read our Collecting Guide or see the Star Wars Vintage Collection Figures we have in stock.