Show All Pilots ARC-170 Pilots AT-AT Drivers AT-ST Drivers A-Wing Pilots B-Wing Pilots Battle Droid Pilots Cloud Car Pilots Dropship Pilots Firespeeder Pilots Geonosian Pilots Gunship Pilots Naboo Fighter Pilots Podracer Pilots Snowspeeder Pilots Tie Fighter Pilots X-Wing Pilots Y-Wing Pilots Show All Holograms only Spirits only Show All Ralph McQuarrie only Basic Figures DTF1Aurra SingThe Phantom MenaceDTF2Darth MaulThe Phantom MenaceDTF3Destroyer DroidThe Phantom MenaceDTF4G8-R3The Phantom Menace1st version, unpainted power harnessDTF4G8-R3The Phantom Menace2nd version, painted power harnessDTF5Gungan WarriorThe Phantom MenaceDTF6MawhonicThe Phantom MenaceDTF7Obi-Wan KenobiThe Phantom MenaceDTF8Qui-Gon JinnThe Phantom MenaceDTF9Ric OliéNaboo PilotDTF10Naboo PilotThe Phantom MenaceDTF11Tusken RaiderThe Phantom MenaceDTF12YodaThe Phantom Menace Discover The Force Figures from Battle Packs Anakin SkywalkerMos Espa ArenaC-3POMos Espa ArenaPit DroidMos Espa ArenaPit DroidMos Espa ArenaSebulbaMos Espa ArenaR2-B1Royal Starship Droids1st version, unpainted circuit under domeR2-B1Royal Starship Droids2nd version, silver painted circuit under domeR2-D2Royal Starship DroidsR2-N3Royal Starship DroidsR2-R9Royal Starship Droids The 2012 Discover The Force SummaryTo celebrate the release of The Phantom Menace in 3D in movie theaters, Hasbro released 12 Star Wars figures individually carded on January 30, 2012, which were exclusively available at Walmart stores in the United States.All the figures were based on The Phantom Menace and each figure came with 3D glasses and a special 3D picture on the back of the card.The entire wave was a mix of new figures and repacks.Additionally, there were two battle packs available, one which included four astromech droids titled "Royal Starship Droids" and one which contained five figures from the "Mos Espa Arena".All the figure were easy to find throughout 2012. Even more popular figures such as the astromech droids were still available on the Walmart website during the 2012 holiday season.Four of the individually packaged twelve figures were later re-released in The Vintage Collection (Aurra Sing, Naboo Pilot, Gungan Warrior and Mawhonic)Discover The Force stand, die and game cardEach figure came with its own black stand, a black die and a Galactic Battle game card. The game card featured a picture of the character on the front and game related points on the back. The stands had a slot in the back where a game card could be placed in.Discover The Force PackagingDiscover The Force Display from January/February 2012Overall, the Discover The Force sub-line was fun, especially the astromech droid battle pack! The line offered some all new figures, some good repaints and some re-releases of popular characters.