The TV Show sex videosStar Wars Sphero droid universe just expanded by one.
R2-Q5, an Imperial Astromech droid that appeared in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it Star Wars: Return of the Jedi scene (and for a little bit longer in a deleted scene found only in the Blu-ray edition), but has somehow become a fan favorite, is getting his own toy robot. Yes, yes, we know there's a Lego version, but it doesn't look or work like this.
SEE ALSO: The Crown Estate didn't give 'Star Wars' permission to film on the Queen's landSphero, which earlier this year delivered a pitch-perfect replica of R2 is unveiling the malevolent R2-Q5 at its New York Comic Con booth on October 5.
The 7-inch-tall robot offers all the same features and capabilities as Sphero's stunning, app-enabled R2-D2droid, including a retractable third foot, rotating head, app remote control, and programming. Even though it can use the same app as Sphero's R2-D2, R2-Q5 will have its own evil animations and sounds.
The robot also has a distinctly darker look.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable Sphero's R2-Q5's mostly black body has a sheen that would not look out of place on Darth Vader's helmet. The bronze accents only enhance its sinister look. Based on the few seconds of celluloid we have to compare, it looks exactly like R2-D2's evil twin. There is, though, no blaster cannon hidden under a dome flap.
There'll be just 100 R2-Q5s for sale at Sphero's New York Comic Con booth. Then, on November 5, the evil opposite of R2-D2 arrives on Best Buy store shelves. According to Sphero, this is a limited run and whatever is on store shelves will be the end of R2-Q5's run. When they sell out, they're gone for good.
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