Get some Baby Yoda gear before The Mandalorian docuseries drops on Disney+
Yes, I know his name is not actually Baby Yoda. In "The Mandalorian," he's just "the Child," and not Yoda as a baby, just the same species. Until Jon Favreau and Taika Waititi reveal his real name, we're all just going to keep calling him Baby Yoda. Even then, we're still going to call him Baby Yoda. And to prepare for the big annual Star Wars holiday, May the 4th, you can stock up on Baby Yoda gear from BoxLunch for 20% off.
Not totally familiar with BoxLunch? Think Hot Topic, but less emo and dark—not that Hot Topic is actually all that dark and punk these days. BoxLunch is Hot Topic's little sister, a novelty store dedicated to fandoms like Star Wars, Disney, Harry Potter and Friends. You can find the best Harry Potter and Disney products at BoxLunch, so, if you're ever stuck on a gift for a Disney fanatic, BoxLunch is where you'll want to go.
Additionally Disney+ is launching a docuseries titled "Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian" with behind-the-scenes footage on the making of the series. The behind-the-scenes series will debut on the streaming platform on May 4, A.K.A. Star Wars day, since it's a pun on the popular phrase "May the Force be with you." The TV series is a beautiful and detailed addition to the Star Wars legacy, but honestly, all anyone can talk about from that show is Baby Yoda.
If you're a Baby Yoda fanatic, you can stock up on gear from BoxLunch. I could honestly suggest you buy every single product with Baby Yoda's face on it, but that's not actually feasible for anyone's budget... unless you've got the dough. Otherwise, here are some stand out items that are on sale:
The Child on Board Decal, $7.92
The Child Youth Cap, $11.92
The Child Gray Sweatpants, $19.92
The Child Portrait T-Shirt, $23.12
The Child Song Meme Women's T-Shirt, $23.12
The Child Just Sippin' Sweatshirt, $35.92
To get 20% off you Baby Yoda gear (and other BoxLunch items), you can use promo code BLGIFTS at checkout.
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Ana Suarez is the senior commerce editor for Hearst Newspapers. Email her at ana.suarez@hearst.com.
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