It has the ability to shoot but is unable to jump. For console versions of LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game, as well as for LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy and LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga, the Super Battle Droid is a based on the Super Battle Droid's first physical variant. In the Game Boy Advance version of LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game, the Super Battle Droid is present in the game, which is based on the physical variants, but green instead of blue or grey. At the elbow joint the arm becomes cylindrical and extends farther than the other one representing the rocket launcher some special Super Battle Droid models possess. The difference is in the left arm: instead of the standard small blaster, the forearm is the gun.
This, too, was very similar to its predecessor. The third and as of yet last version released was introduced in 2009. The second variant was released in 2007 and differed from the original in that while the first version was metallic pearl blue, this new variant was metallic dark grey. The legs are narrow from the front, have square-like calves and have one joint at the knee however, the feet are connected at the bottom and the knee joints are immobile, allowing for only the limited movement of bending at the waist. The legs and feet consist of a single piece. A small tube is located on the arm, representing the arm-mounted repeating blaster with which the droids are equipped. The forearm is narrow near the front grip and widens as it approaches the hinge. This immobile "hinge" is closer to one end than the other, depicting a shorter upper arm than the forearm. The arms are identical and have two grips, one one each side, with a circular section representing a hinge near the middle. Two slightly raised sections near the shoulders flank the head. The "head" of the droid does not stick out or protrude like minifigure or normal battle droid heads rather, it sits at shoulder level, with no neck. The upper half is smooth and slightly rounded. The torso was large and wedge-shaped with four horizontal grooves on the lower half.
The first Super Battle Droid was released in 2002 and was coloured metallic pearl blue.
Three variants were made, each one differing very slightly from the last. All sections but the leg part are exclusive to the mini-figure, as its unique design cannot be matched by standard components. It consists of a single piece for the torso, a single piece for the legs, and two parts for the arms. The Super Battle Droid stands taller than most other mini-figures.
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