Anakin Skywalker - Sith Apprentice (Late Appearance / Transformation)
sw0419 · Star Wars
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith · 2012 (First released in set 9526 Palpatine's Arrest)

Figure ID
sw0419
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2012 (First released in set 9526 Palpatine's Arrest)
Rarity
Uncommon to Rare. While the figure was widely available in 2012, its specific appearance and the high desirability of the set 'Palpatine's Arrest' make it a sought-after collector's item.
Head
Light flesh tone with dual-sided printing. Side one features a determined expression with 'Sith eyes' (amber/yellow iris) and the iconic facial scar under the right eye. The second side usually features a more aggressive scowl or 'angry' Sith eyes, topped with Dark Tan wavy mid-length hair.
Torso
Dark Brown Jedi tunic with Black leather-like outer garment printing. Features intricate belt detailing and fold lines on both front and back. Hands are Black (right) to represent his mechanical gloved hand and Light Flesh (left).
Legs
Dark Brown legs with a Black hip piece. Printing includes the continuation of the tunic's lower sash and fabric folds to match the torso design.
Accessories
Typically equipped with a chrome-hilted or standard metallic silver lightsaber with a trans-blue blade. In the context of the depicted scene, sometimes displayed with a dark brown hooded cape.
Color Scheme
A dark palette of Black, Dark Brown, and Dark Tan, accented by the striking yellow/red 'Sith' eye print which signifies his fall to the dark side.
Printing Details
High-quality pad printing for its era. Features detailed belt pouches and precise alignment between the torso and hip/leg prints to create a seamless tunic appearance.
Variants
This specific 2012 version (sw0419) is distinct from the 2005 original (sw0139) due to the lighter flesh skin tone and updated hair mold. It also differs from the 'Parka' or 'Clone Wars' variants through its Episode III specific attire.
Condition Notes
Watch for torch/light-induced fading of the Sith eyes and silver paint wear on the lightsaber hilt. Torso cracks (particularly on the sides) and loose arm joints are common in figures from this era.
Estimated Value
Used complete: $25.00 - $35.00. New/Mint: $45.00+. Prices vary significantly based on the condition of the cape and the facial printing.
Price (New)
Originally released in set 9526 Palpatine's Arrest, which carried a retail price of $89.99 USD in 2012.
Compatible Sets
Set 9526 (Palpatine's Arrest). This figure specifically represents the moment Anakin betrays the Jedi Council in the Chancellor's office.
Character Background
Representing Anakin Skywalker at the height of his tragedy in Revenge of the Sith. Having just been granted a seat on the council without the rank of Master, he eventually falls to Palpatine's influence.
Design Notes
This figure was a major upgrade over the original 2005 'Mustafar' Anakin, utilizing the then-new wavy hair piece and more realistic flesh tones instead of the 'classic' yellow.
Similar Minifigures
sw0139 Anakin Skywalker (Sith Face), sw0630 Anakin (Tatooine), sw0283 Anakin Skywalker (Clone Wars with Hair).
Collectibility
High. Anything depicting Anakin's transition to Darth Vader is a cornerstone for Star Wars collectors, particularly those focusing on Episode III or the 'Jedi High Council' scenes.
History
Launched as part of the 2012 wave of LEGO Star Wars, which focused on revisitations of Episode III and Episode I sets with modernized printing techniques and specialized hair molds.
Interesting Facts
Despite the meme context of the image provided, this specific minifigure doesn't represent 'Master Skywalker' because, as the meme suggests, he was never granted the rank by Mace Windu.
Display Suggestions
Ideal for dioramas of the Chancellor's office. Pairs perfectly with Mace Windu (sw0417), Saesee Tiin (sw0416), and Chancellor Palpatine (sw0418).
Modification Potential
Excellent for 'Dark Side' MOCs. The Sith-eye head is a popular piece for custom figures representing Fallen Jedi or Sith Lords.
Overall Assessment
A definitive 10/10 for Episode III fans. It captures the menace and internal conflict of the character perfectly. Essential for completing any Jedi Council scene.