Product Description

Mix 'n match fun is yours with this Dark Lord of the Sith, once a promising young Jedi who lost his roots! Use your imagination to create all sorts of wacky looks for Mr. Potato Head. Darth Tater comes with fun pieces you can fit anywhere on his potato body, and they all fit inside the storage compartment. So rule the galaxy with Darth Tater! Dress up the potato you love as the famous Star Wars villain. Potato body comes with a helmet, nose, cape, shoes, teeth, face-plate, tongue, eyes, two ears, arm and arm with lightsaber.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #9985 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Hasbro
• Model: 2337
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 7.90" h x 7.60" w x 4.90" l, 1.10 pounds

Features

• He's more machine than vegetable!
• Create your own Mr. Potato Head and with your favoriteStar Warscharacter Darth Vader.
• He's one wacky spud, he's Darth Tater!
• He includes lots of silly parts: lightsaber, cape, helmet, shoes, eyes, nose, and teeth.
• If you only knew the power of the dark side of the potato!

Editorial Review
Be it a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away or right here at home in the 21st century, Mr. Potato Head never fails to reinvent himself. For generations this spectacular spud has wowed us all with his ability to keep up with the times. Now he throws us all for a loop once again to reveal that even he has a Dark Side, taking up the role of the most menacing movie villains of all times: Darth Vader. Donning the trademark black helmet, mask and cape, our favorite tuber wields the infamous red lightsaber to become his own Darth Tater. Of course you’ll still find all the classic accessories like the googly eyes, red nose, and silly tongue we’ve come to love but now with an added twist of Star Wars. As always, all the pieces still fit away inside his body for easy storage.--Chip Quinn

Customer Reviews

Luke - Use the Forks !!!
I'd say I'm embarrassed to tell you how many stores I went to looking for this and how many trips it took me to said stores. But I'm not.

Somewhere somone was saying "This is not the toy you want" .... but I ignored that Obi-Wan-ism and prevailed. Unfortunately I've been on the 'wait list' here @ amazon for months....and no luck (not their fault - Hasbro isn't saturating the market I guess). I refused to pay $20 and up on ebay for a less than $7 toy.

But it's not a toy. It proudly sits on my desk at work for all to admire, "oooh and aaah" over and laugh about. And they do.

I could care less about educational value or durability. It sits on my desk!!!!

(and yes, I bought two!...one to keep in the original packaging.)

The Cute Side of the Force
In general, I don't support contaminating Mr. Potato Head with mindless marketing madness. But for this, I will make an exception. Darth Tater is just too darned cute. In fact, he's so cute I suspect that he's more a parent's toy than a kid's. I'm also a bit disturbed that Darth only has one outfit. A Potato Head must have at least a couple of alternate face pieces, hats, and equipment to have real play value. But dang, it's cute.

A big hit.
We call our 2 year old grand daughter Tater Tot so this was purchased as a gift for her grandfather. He soon discovered he would not keep it. Tater Tot enjoyed this immensely!! She plays with it for hours and has made it the grandpop of her Tater family.
As a toy it does what a Potato Head should. As a collectible, this is a must for those that fondly remember having one as a child.
I hope this helps.