Summary
Highlights
The review begins with the Darth Vader toy, highlighting its rotatable arm and lightsaber movement. A battery-powered button on his chest activates a sound effect, which the reviewer demonstrates multiple times.
Next is the Anakin Skywalker Galactic Spinner. The reviewer detaches the base, demonstrating how to rub the figure along a surface to make it spin like a top.
The ARC Clone Fighter Cosmic Cruiser is presented as a key-launcher toy. The reviewer shows how to insert a key into the back to launch the vehicle forward on its wheels.
R2-D2 is featured as a Shadow Caster. After removing a battery tab, the reviewer turns off the lights to reveal that pressing a button projects an image of Princess Leia.
The Obi-Wan Kenobi Jedi Wisdom toy functions like a Magic Eight Ball. The reviewer asks a question and shakes the toy to reveal answers from a floating cube, although some water appears to have evaporated from the toy.
Another Galactic Spinner, featuring Emperor Palpatine, is demonstrated. Like the Anakin spinner, its base is removed, and it's spun across a surface.
The Naboo Starfighter Cosmic Cruiser is showcased, functioning similarly to the ARC Clone Fighter with its key-launching mechanism.
Kit Fisto is another Jedi Wisdom toy, although the reviewer notes that the water has significantly evaporated, making it difficult to read the answers within.
The Stormtrooper Shadow Caster is presented, but its battery is expired, so the reviewer is unable to demonstrate what image it projects. He asks viewers if they know.
A Chewbacca spinner is shown, featuring the character with blue eyes. The reviewer demonstrates its spinning action after detaching its base.
The Mace Windu Jedi Wisdom toy is demonstrated, and unlike previous 'wisdom' toys, its answers are clearly visible. The reviewer asks if Mace Windu is an awesome character, and the toy responds with "Use the Force."
The Luke Skywalker spinner toy is showcased, with the reviewer demonstrating its loud and effective spinning action.
Bail Organa is presented as a Shadow Caster. Unfortunately, its battery is also expired, preventing a demonstration of its image projection.
The Vulture Droid Cosmic Cruiser is demonstrated with its powerful key-launching mechanism and rolling wheels.
The Queen Amidala Shadow Caster successfully projects an image of Anakin Skywalker after the reviewer removes the battery tab and presses the button in the dark.
The Snowspeeder Cosmic Cruiser is shown with its key-launching action, which the reviewer demonstrates twice due to its effectiveness.
The final toy is a Yoda Jedi Wisdom figure with a movable hand. The reviewer asks if it's the coolest Star Wars fast food set ever, and the toy responds with "You will know" and "Use the force."
The reviewer concludes by praising the entire 2005 Burger King Star Wars Episode III set of 17 toys, calling it an "ultimate collectible for all Star Wars fanatics."