The Force Is Strong With These 25 Gifts for Star Wars Fans

Let your inner Wookiee out with this famously hilarious Chewbacca mask that actually says “GRAAAAWR.” 

And once you’re wearing your Chewbacca mask, you’re going to need someone to talk to. Look no further than the cutest, cuddliest force-sensitive frog-devourer in the galaxy. 

As soon as you’re on Grogu’s wavelength, the first thing you’re going to want to do is emulate your green friend by calmly sipping tea or coffee while the world erupts around you. Here’s the perfect mug for that. 

And it goes without saying that you’ll need to be comfortable while you’re sipping your tea, so here’s an amazing throw blanket to go with the theme.  

Kids who love to build and want to learn more about coding while they’re at it will be completely entranced by these interactive, educational, STEM LEGO droids. 

And anyone who likes toast will be infinitely better off making toast in a Millenium Falcon two-slice toaster. This one can make a toast run in 12 parsecs, and the toast tastes better for it. 

OK, let’s take stock here — you’re building your droid commander LEGOs, relaxing in your Star Wars throw blanket, enjoying some Millenium Falcon toast and tea in a Grogu mug, but you’re just wearing plain socks? What kind of a Star Wars fan are you? Let’s solve that oversight right away. 

Whether you’ve been practicing your lightsaber skills with a blindfold and a Marksman-H combat remote or casually slicing Darth Maul in half, you’re going to want to put those chopping abilities to practical use sooner or later, and there’s no better way to do that than by making cookies. 

Everything tastes better when it comes out of this super-cute Chewbacca-themed lunch box by Thermos. Except maybe roasted Porg. 

If you have the Chewbacca lunchbox, you’re going to need this Baby Yoda backpack set to go with it, or people are going to think you’re merely a casual Star Wars fan. 

Whether you’re the type of player who focuses on Coruscant and Naboo, so you can stack them with X-Wings quickly and cheaply, or someone who holds out for an expensive killing blow on the jungle moon of Ajan Kloss, you’ll have a blast taking over the galaxy with this Star Wars Monopoly set. 

Got a problem with Rathtars in the closet? Exogorths under the bed? Take this soft and sweet The Child plush to bed with you and sleep tight. 

And while you’re snuggling with Grogu, you may as well get extra comfortable with this The Child cloud pillow, so you can be sure to have dreams about slaying a Krayt Dragon. 

If you’re still concerned about Rancors or Kryknas in the night, you can hold them at bay with this BB8 night light. 

And at this point you’d be foolish not to protect yourself with these comfy and stylish BB-8 PJs so your bedtime experience can be Star Wars to the max. 

A super fun Star Wars take on the Where’s Waldo books, but don’t let on if you actually find Chewbacca. … It’s always best to just “let the Wookiee win.”  

“The force is an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us and penetrates us; it binds the galaxy together.” And now, it holds up your books! 

Listen, this action figure set has a landspeeder with a sidecar for Grogu to ride in. How do you not already have it?

Try your hand at building a Death Star of your very own. You can’t do it any worse than Emperor Palpatine did! Or if you’re more inclined towards a quick bounty than galactic domination, pick yourself up a Razor Crest building kit and a Child to go in it. 

This Rey-themed light-up blue lightsaber toy comes with training videos, so you’ll be flipping over TIE-fighters in no time. 

That’s no moon! It’s a popcorn maker. Whip up some buttered popcorn so you can snack while you enjoy “The Force Awakens” for the 50th time. 

Makers and kids who love to code will be enchanted by this Star Wars Coding Kit. Who knows, maybe they’ll grow up to invent the next iteration of the 3P0-series protocol droid?

And kids who love science will find dozens of fun, educational activities in this Star Wars Maker Lab book. They’ll be freezing their toys in carbonite before you know it. 

With an array of attractive and creative Star Wars-themed recipes, this cookbook is guaranteed to get your young Padawans to eat their veggies. 

And here’s a jigsaw puzzle that the entire family can enjoy, celebrating the beautiful bond that can only grow between a grizzled bounty hunter and a mysterious force-sensitive alien child.