With Star Wars: Night Troopers S2, VeVe continues its dark Trooper series. Instead of pristine white Imperial armor, these collectibles feature damaged black armor plates, red fabric wrappings, gold-colored repair marks, and, on some variants, clearly visible decay.
VeVe lists September 6, 2026 as the release date for the six-piece series. Its Marching, Unleashed and Reawakened designs offer distinct ways to build a Star Wars display, with helmeted and Exposed versions to compare.
TL;DR: Star Wars: Night Troopers S2 was released on September 6, 2026, as a Blind Box with a Waitlist. The list price is 10 Gems. It includes two Uncommon and four Secret Rare variants; VeVe lists 4,674 total editions, with 4,504 editions in circulation and 170 withheld editions. Series details checked September 16, 2026.
Star Wars Night Troopers Series 2: Drop Details
- Official series name: Star Wars: Night Troopers S2
- Collection: Star Wars™: Troopers Collection
- Drop date: September 6, 2026
- List price: 10 Gems
- Drop type: Blind Box and Waitlist
- Variants: six
- Total editions: 4,674
- Editions in circulation: 4,504
- Withheld editions: 170
- First available mint number: #6
- Market Fee: 8.5 percent
- Season: 12
The official series page lists all six designs at the same list price. Because this is a Blind Box, you cannot specifically choose between Marching, Unleashed, and Reawakened during the primary drop.
Our guide to VeVe Blind Boxes and rarities explains how allocation and reveal mechanics generally work. A successful Waitlist allocation or a specific variant is not guaranteed.
Every Rarity and Variant in the Set
Series 2 combines two more traditional marching designs with four significantly more dramatic Secret Rares. The official overview lists the following complete lineup:
Night Trooper – Marching
- Rarity: Uncommon
- List price: 10 Gems
The Marching variant centers on a tight, disciplined advance. It is particularly well suited to collectors looking for a classic full-body display or who want to present the Trooper as part of a larger Imperial scene.
Night Trooper Exposed – Marching
- Rarity: Uncommon
- List price: 10 Gems
The Exposed version breaks away from the anonymous helmeted look. Damaged armor and visible decay combine the familiar Trooper design with the macabre fantasy elements of Ahsoka.
Special Edition Night Trooper Exposed – Reawakened
- Rarity: Secret Rare
- List price: 10 Gems
This Special Edition puts the reawakened Exposed Trooper front and center. The visible face makes the variant visually distinctive and clearly separates it from ordinary Imperial soldiers.
Night Trooper – Unleashed
- Rarity: Secret Rare
- List price: 10 Gems
Unleashed shifts the focus from a formal formation pose to immediate action. Collectors who choose VeVe collectibles primarily for dynamic posing and display impact should compare the stance and weapon orientation with the other designs.
Night Trooper Exposed – Unleashed
- Rarity: Secret Rare
- List price: 10 Gems
This variant combines the aggressive Unleashed presentation with the damaged Exposed design. It may appeal both to action-focused character collectors and to fans of the Night Troopers’ horror elements.
Special Edition Night Trooper – Reawakened
- Rarity: Secret Rare
- List price: 10 Gems
The second Reawakened Special Edition retains the more enclosed Trooper look. That brings it closer to the anonymous Imperial aesthetic while combining it with the unsettling reawakening context.
The series total covers all six designs. For an individual variant’s edition count and the mint number of an offered piece, use its specific product listing.
Why Night Troopers Stand Out in Star Wars
Traditional Stormtroopers represent uniform Imperial power: matching armor, matching weapons, and an intentionally interchangeable appearance. Night Troopers alter that visual language because every crack, wrapping, and gold-colored repair mark tells a story of prolonged isolation and brutal combat.
According to the official Star Wars Databank, they were once Stormtroopers under Grand Admiral Thrawn’s command. The Great Mothers’ magic transformed fallen soldiers into an unnaturally relentless fighting force. Their canonical appearance is tied to the series Star Wars: Ahsoka.
The design blends science fiction, military armor, and dark fantasy horror. That combination sets Night Troopers apart from Stormtroopers, Scout Troopers, and Death Troopers, making them noteworthy for character and Trooper collectors.
Collectors building a digital collection of different characters, droids, and vehicles can explore the wider series context in our comprehensive guide to Star Wars collectibles on VeVe. Among Star Wars NFTs, the Night Troopers are particularly notable for their instantly recognizable materials and color palette.
Series 2 vs. Night Troopers S1
Night Troopers S2 is not the unit’s first digital appearance on VeVe. Series 1 dropped on May 2, 2026, and included Night Trooper, Night Trooper Exposed, and two Special Editions in shooting poses. VeVe labels the standard S1 collectibles as First Appearance.
Series 2 expands the theme with new poses and the Marching, Unleashed, and Reawakened names. This means S2 does not compete on rarity alone; it also offers alternative displays for collectors who already own an S1 collectible.
Our Night Troopers S1 Drop Guide can help with a direct comparison. Consider not only rarity and mint number, but also whether you prefer a character at rest, a shooting pose, or a more dynamic combat scene.
Which Variant Fits Which Collector?
For Classic Trooper Collectors
Night Trooper – Marching will likely fit best in an orderly Imperial display. The helmet remains closed, the armor is clearly visible, and the pose can be combined with other Troopers to create a formation.
For Fans of Ahsoka’s Darker Aesthetic
The Exposed and Reawakened versions convey the supernatural side most clearly. Visible signs of decay reinforce that the Night Troopers are more than repainted Stormtroopers.
For Action and AR Scenes
The Unleashed designs lend themselves to scenes where movement and weaponry matter. Before buying on the Market, view the 3D model from several angles, as a strong front view does not automatically work equally well from every perspective.
For Set Builders
All six variants offer a wide range of poses for a themed display. If you are completing the set, compare listings for the missing designs; additional Blind Boxes can contain duplicates.
If you want to distinguish labels such as Special Edition and First Appearance from mint numbers, see our overview of VeVe Edition Types and Mint Numbers.
Finding your preferred Night Trooper today
Search by the full variant name, then compare its pose, Exposed details, edition number and current asking price. The original 10-Gem Blind Box price is release information, not a current Market quote. Buying a specifically listed variant lets you choose the design you want.
Final Thoughts: An Unusually Dark Star Wars Drop
Night Troopers Series 2 relies less on classic Stormtrooper nostalgia and more on a deliberate distortion of the familiar design. Broken black armor, gold-colored seams, and red wrappings make these characters immediately recognizable even without context.
For S1 owners, the new Marching, Unleashed, and Reawakened displays are the main points of interest. New collectors should first decide whether they want a fully helmeted Trooper, an Exposed variant, or the most dynamic pose possible.
