We’ve spotted a new Darth Vader ear headband at World of Disney in Disney Springs at Walt Disney World.

Darth Vader Ear Headband — $34.99

Inspired by the Sith Lord’s outfit, the ears are rimmed with red and decorated with stripes of black and gray.

A black bow sits between the ears. In the center of the bow is a square charm resembling the panel on Vader’s chest.

Vader’s imposing presence, distinctive appearance, and iconic voice, courtesy of James Earl Jones, have become cultural symbols synonymous with the Star Wars franchise. His role as the ultimate antagonist adds an aura of danger and excitement to the saga, intensifying the hero’s journey of the protagonists.

The back of this ear headband even has a black cape to match the Sith Lord. The back of the ears are a black faux leather.

The profound redemption arc in “Return of the Jedi” further deepens his appeal, showcasing the redemptive power of love and sacrifice. This blend of power, vulnerability, and eventual redemption has etched Darth Vader into the hearts of fans, ensuring his timeless legacy in the Star Wars universe.

The Darth Vader ear headband will pair well with the new Darth Vader backpack we recently found at Disneyland Resort. New Darth Vader merchandise has also landed in Batuu in both Disneyland and Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

A Darth Vader meet and greet exclusive to Disney Visa Cardmembers also recently reopened in Star Wars Launch Bay at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

Will you be wearing these Darth Vader ears come next May the 4th? Let us know in the comments.

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Ahsoka Series

Hayden Christensen will return in some form as Anakin Skywalker, a.k.a. Darth Vader, in “Star Wars: Ahsoka.” The series takes place after the fall of the Empire and subsequently Vader’s death, so he may appear in flashbacks or as a Force Ghost.

Anakin trained Ahsoka Tano and they last encountered each other in “Star Wars Rebels.” The live-action series will act as a sequel to the animated series, which ended with protagonist Ezra Bridger disappearing into hyperspace with Grand Admiral Thrawn.

As seen at the end of “Star Wars Rebels,” Ezra’s friends Ahsoka and Sabine Wren set off to find him. The final scene will be recreated in “Ahsoka” with Rosario Dawson as Ahsoka and Natasha Liu Bordizzo as Sabine. Ezra, originally voiced by Taylor Gray, will be portrayed by Eman Esfandi.

When Ahsoka made her live-action debut in “The Mandalorian,” she was searching for Thrawn.

Hera Syndulla, captain of the “Star Wars Rebels” team, will be portrayed in live-action by Mary Elizabeth Winstead. She was originally voiced by Vanessa Marshall. Her droid, Chopper, will also appear in “Ahsoka,” and possibly her young son, Jacen, who only appeared briefly in the final moments of “Star Wars Rebels.”

Thrawn was voiced by Lars Mikkelsen, who returns as the villain in live-action. Wes Chatham will portray Thrawn’s right-hand man. David Tennant will return as the droid Huyang, who teaches Jedi younglings how to construct lightsabers.

“Ahsoka” season one will be eight episodes. It will have a two-episode premiere on Wednesday, August 23.

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