The Mos Eisley cantina is the scene that made Star Wars fans want alien action figures, and nearly fifty years later Hasbro is still filling it. This is every character seen inside the cantina in A New Hope who has had a Hasbro 3.75-inch figure: who they are, what they do in the scene, and the latest version of their figure. At the end are the cantina characters who still haven’t had one.
I made a video on the figures you need for the HasLab Mos Eisley Cantina, below. It came out in April 2024, so this checklist adds everything released since, including the HasLab’s own figures, the 2025 Cantina Adventure Set and the 2026 Cantina Alien 4-Pack.
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How this checklist works
- One figure per character: the latest Vintage Collection version. Where a character has never been in The Vintage Collection, it’s the latest Hasbro 3.75-inch figure from any line
- Who’s included: everyone seen inside Chalmun’s Spaceport Cantina in A New Hope, including the characters added in the Special Edition
- Who isn’t: Luke, Ben, Han, Chewbacca, the droids and the sandtroopers, who all have far too many figures to cover here. Kenner’s original 1978 cantina aliens are in my vintage Kenner figures checklist. Wioslea, the Vuvrian who buys Luke’s landspeeder, and Garindan, the Kubaz spy, appear in the streets of Mos Eisley rather than in the cantina, so they aren’t here either.
That gives 40 characters, from Greedo to a Siniteen who works out hyperspace jumps in his head.
The famous faces
Greedo
The Rodian bounty hunter whose showdown with Han Solo is the most argued-over moment in the cantina.
- The figure: VC393 Greedo, The Vintage Collection, 2026 (Fan Channel and Amazon)
Ponda Baba (Walrus Man)
The Aqualish thug who picks a fight with Luke and loses his right arm to Obi-Wan’s lightsaber.
- The figure: VC70 Ponda Baba, The Vintage Collection, reissued in 2025 (Fan Channel). A Kenner-inspired version, VC377 Walrus Man, came in the 2025 Cantina Adventure Set
Dr. Evazan
Ponda Baba’s partner, a surgeon from Alsakan whose “creative surgery” left his patients disfigured. He’s the one who tells Luke he doesn’t like him.
- The figure: VC57 Dr. Evazan, The Vintage Collection, reissued in 2025 (Fan Channel)
Momaw Nadon (Hammerhead)
An Ithorian living in exile on Tatooine, banished from Ithor for revealing his species’ agricultural secrets to the Empire in order to save his planet.
- The figure: VC362 Momaw Nadon (Hammerhead), The Vintage Collection, 2025 (deluxe)
Zutton (Snaggletooth)
A Snivvian artist and bounty hunter for Jabba, nicknamed Snaggletooth in the cantina.
- The figure: VC189 Zutton, The Vintage Collection, 2021, in his red outfit from the film. The 2025 Cantina Adventure Set has VC379 Snaggletooth, a blue repaint that nods to the original Kenner figure
Takeel
Zutton’s brother, a spice-addicted Snivvian mercenary. You can tell the two apart by Takeel’s patchy hair.
- The figure: Takeel, Power of the Force, 1998, in the Cantina Aliens set with Labria and Nabrun Leids
Behind the bar
Wuher
The bartender who doesn’t serve droids. He lost his parents to battle droids during the Clone Wars and installed the cantina’s droid detector.
- The figure: Wuher, The Vintage Collection, 2025, included with the HasLab Mos Eisley Cantina
Brea Tonnika and Senni Tonnika
The Tonnika sisters, a pair of con artists, and figures collectors spent decades asking for.
- The figures: Brea Tonnika and Senni Tonnika, The Vintage Collection, 2025, both included with the HasLab Mos Eisley Cantina
The band: Figrin D’an and the Modal Nodes
All seven Bith musicians are in a single Vintage Collection set: Figrin D’an and the Modal Nodes, 2023, a Hasbro Pulse exclusive that later reached the Fan Channel. Each figure comes with its own instrument.
- Figrin D’an: the band’s leader and frontman, on the kloo horn. He was also released on his own as VC249 in 2022
- Doikk Na’ts: the Dorenian beshniquel
- Tedn Dahai: the fanfar
- Ickabel G’ont: the double jocimer
- Nalan Cheel: the bandfill
- Tech Mo’r: the Ommni box
- Sun’il Ei’de: the drums
The only member still missing is Lirin Car’n, the band’s backup kloo horn player, who is seen with the patrons rather than on stage. He’s in the list of unmade characters at the end.
The rest of the cantina
Arleil Schous
An ageing Defel fortune hunter, seen in a close-up in the original cut. He was the 17,000-backer stretch goal for the HasLab Cantina, which wasn’t reached, so he had to wait for his first figure.
- The figure: Arleil Schous, The Vintage Collection, 2026, in the Cantina Alien 4-Pack (Hasbro Pulse and Disney Store)
Bom Vimdin
A widely disliked Advozse mercenary, smuggler and black marketeer.
- The figure: VC53 Bom Vimdin, The Vintage Collection, first released in 2011 and reissued at Target in October 2025
BoShek
A Corellian swoop racer, smuggler and pilot-for-hire who was in the cantina when Luke and Obi-Wan met Han and Chewbacca.
- The figure: BoShek, Power of the Jedi, 2002
Dannik Jerriko
An Anzati bounty hunter known as the Eater of Luck.
- The figure: Dannik Jerriko, Original Trilogy Collection, 2005 (Cantina Encounter)
Dice Ibegon and Trinto Duaba
Dice Ibegon is a Force-sensitive Lamproid in the Rebel Alliance, and the partner of Lak Sivrak. Trinto Duaba is a Stennes Shifter, a vagrant traveller from Stennaros.
- The figure: Trinto Duaba and Dice Ibegon, The Legacy Collection, 2009 (BD37, sold together)
Djas Puhr
A Sakiyan bounty hunter and an associate of Han Solo.
- The figure: Djas Puhr (Alien Bounty Hunter), Saga, 2002
Elis Helrot
A Givin pilot and spice smuggler.
- The figure: Elis Helrot, 30th Anniversary Collection, 2007
Feltipern Trevagg
A corrupt Gotal tax collector. He has his arm around M’iiyoom Onith’s shoulder when Luke and Ben walk into the cantina.
- The figure: Feltipern Trevagg, Original Trilogy Collection, 2005 (Cantina Encounter)
M’iiyoom Onith
A sharp-tongued H’nemthe, also known as Nightlily, and the patron Feltipern Trevagg is trying to romance.
- The figure: M’iiyoom Onith, 30th Anniversary Collection, 2007
Hem Dazon
A grouchy Arcona scout, stranded on Tatooine after spending all his money on juri juice and salt.
- The figure: Hem Dazon, The Saga Collection, 2006
Hrchek Kal Fas
A Saurin droid trader.
- The figure: Hrchek Kal Fas, The Legacy Collection, 2009 (BD33)
Kabe and Muftak
A Chadra-Fan and a Talz who work Mos Eisley together as pickpockets. Kabe is the small one you see reaching for a drink at the bar.
- The figures: Kabe, The Saga Collection, 2006 (Walmart, in a 2-pack with Nabrun Leids), and Muftak, Power of the Force, 1998 (with Kabe, an online exclusive)
Ketwol and Lak Sivrak
Two characters who swap places between versions of the film. Lak Sivrak, a Shistavanen scout, is only in the original cut, in a shot with Dice Ibegon. The Special Edition replaced him in that shot with Ketwol, a Pacithhip.
- The figures: Lak Sivrak, Power of the Force, 1998, and Ketwol, Power of the Jedi, 2001
Kitik Keed’kak
A Yam’rii from the planet Huk.
- The figure: Kitik Keed’kak, The Saga Collection, 2006 (Walmart)
Labria (Kardue’sai’Malloc)
A Devaronian former army captain hiding from his past under the name Labria.
- The figure: Labria, The Vintage Collection, 2026, in the Cantina Alien 4-Pack (Hasbro Pulse and Disney Store)
Leesub Sirln
A Qiraash, with pale pink skin and black hair, seen in conversation with other patrons.
- The figure: Leesub Sirln, The Legacy Collection, 2009 (BD34)
Mosep Binneed
A Nimbanel who worked as an accountant for criminals. He’s at a table with Zutton as Han Solo leaves the cantina.
- The figure: Mosep Binneed, The Black Series 3.75-inch, 2015
Myo
A fight-loving Abyssin, with one large eye and the ability to regenerate.
- The figure: Myo, Original Trilogy Collection, 2005 (Cantina Encounter)
Nabrun Leids
A Morseerian smuggler and pilot-for-hire, who flew the Scarlet Vertha.
- The figure: Nabrun Leids, The Vintage Collection, 2025, the HasLab Cantina’s 14,000-backer stretch goal
Ohwun De Maal (Ellorrs Madak)
A Duros flight instructor who, with his wife Chachi, owned docking bays in Mos Eisley, including Docking Bay 94. Ellorrs Madak was one of his false names, and it’s the name Hasbro used.
- The figure: Ellorrs Madak, Power of the Jedi, 2001
Pons Limbic
A Siniteen, nicknamed “Brainiac”, who calculates hyperspace coordinates in his head.
- The figure: Pons Limbic, The Legacy Collection, 2009 (BD35)
The HasLab Mos Eisley Cantina
I backed Hasbro’s HasLab Mos Eisley Cantina, which came out in 2025 with three exclusive figures: Wuher and both Tonnika sisters. The campaign had three stretch goals. Greedo was unlocked at 11,000 backers and Nabrun Leids at 14,000, but the third, Arleil Schous at 17,000 backers, wasn’t reached.
Arleil finally got his figure in the 2026 Cantina Alien 4-Pack, alongside a new Labria, Garindan and Chalmun. Garindan is the Kubaz who spies on Luke and Ben in Mos Eisley for the Empire, and Chalmun, the Wookiee who owns the cantina, isn’t seen in the film, so neither is on this checklist.
My full review of the HasLab Cantina is here:
Cantina characters that still haven’t had a figure
Even after the HasLab, a good part of the cantina is still missing. These are the most noticeable characters with real screen time who have never had a Hasbro figure.
- Atheloe and Ownellco: two Lutrillians. Atheloe sits at the table to the right of Luke as he walks in. As Banthaskull points out, the Lutrillians are one of the few alien species seen more than once in the original trilogy never to get a figure
- Chachi De Maal: Ohwun De Maal’s wife, the Duros he’s talking to. Ohwun’s figure has been without his conversation partner since 2001
- Lirin Car’n: the Bith backup kloo horn player, seen with Muftak, Djas Puhr and Myo
- Braconnor Bakiska: a Stennes Shifter at a table in the opening shot. Collectors often use Trinto Duaba, from the same species, to stand in for him
- Rycar Ryjerd: a Bimm weapons smuggler, at the front of the bar talking with Hrchek Kal Fas
- Sai’torr Kal Fas: a Saurin warrior and Hrchek Kal Fas’s cousin and bodyguard
- Melas: a Sarkan added in the Special Edition, smoking a pipe in a booth to the left of the entrance
- Neesh: the other Rodian, seen in the wide panning shot and often mistaken for Greedo
- Reegesk: a Ranat thief, seen with Takeel and a Jawa in the reaction shots after Greedo is shot
- Swilla Corey: a pickpocket seen in the alcove behind Obi-Wan and Luke
- Yerka Mig, Danz Borin, Debnoli and Garouf Lafoe: the human patrons. Garouf Lafoe is the one who slips out to tip off the sandtroopers about the fight
For the full list, Banthaskull’s guide to unproduced cantina characters is the best place to look.
Where to go from here
The original Kenner Greedo, Hammerhead, Walrus Man and Snaggletooth are in my vintage Kenner figures checklist. Every Vintage Collection figure on this page is listed in order in my Vintage Collection checklist, and if you’d rather build the cantina in bricks, here are the LEGO Mos Eisley Cantina sets.