Hasbro

Hasbro – From Toy Shelf to Collector's Display Case

A hundred years of toy history are packed into this name: founded in 1923 by the Hassenfeld brothers in Rhode Island, Hasbro grew from a family business into one of the largest toy corporations in the world. In-house brands like Transformers, My Little Pony, Monopoly, and Nerf belong to the company, as does its subsidiary Wizards of the Coast, publisher of Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering. For fan merchandise collectors, though, the license side matters most: as a long-standing partner of Star Wars and Marvel, Hasbro produces action figures and replicas aimed more at adults with a display case than kids with a sandbox. At Elbenwald you'll find a selection spanning that whole lineup – playing explicitly allowed, collecting too.

What does Hasbro mean to collectors?

Above all, two names: Black Series and Marvel Legends. The Star Wars Black Series brings characters from a galaxy far, far away as richly detailed action figures and collector-grade helmet replicas, and the Force-FX lightsabers with light and sound effects are considered by many fans to be the reference class for a home Jedi arsenal. Marvel Legends does the same for superheroes. Alongside that, Hasbro keeps its game heritage alive: HeroQuest returned to tables with a new edition, Dungeons & Dragons supplies rulebooks and figures, and Magic: The Gathering delivers boosters for the next draft night. In short: few manufacturers cover so many fandom disciplines at once – from the gaming table to the display case to the dress-up box. Which line stands behind an item is listed on its product page.

Frequently asked questions

What Hasbro products does Elbenwald offer?

Action figures from the Star Wars Black Series and Marvel Legends, Force-FX lightsabers, helmet replicas, board games like HeroQuest, and rulebooks and trading cards for Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering.

What kind of company is Hasbro?

A US toy corporation founded in 1923 by the Hassenfeld brothers. Hasbro owns brands like Transformers, My Little Pony, and Monopoly, as well as its subsidiary Wizards of the Coast with Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering.

Are Hasbro's Star Wars and Marvel products officially licensed?

Yes. Hasbro produces as the official license partner of the respective brand owners; you'll find the license notice on the product or packaging. Elbenwald carries exclusively officially licensed merchandise.

Range overview

The display case fills up with action figures from the Black Series and Marvel Legends, alongside replicas ranging from the Mandalorian's helmet to Thrawn keepsakes. The Force-FX lightsabers bring the light from the decorative swords department, and game night is stocked with board games, trading cards, and rulebooks from the hobby books. Don't forget the dice.

What else goes well with it?

Hasbro's big worlds each have their own pages: Star Wars with Star Wars figures, Marvel for the hero faction, Dungeons & Dragons and HeroQuest for the tabletop. Transformation experts wait at Transformers, hoofbeats await at My Little Pony – and if you're after retro military gear, you'll find it at G.I. Joe.