Disney's Secret 'Star Wars Zero Company' Costing You Dearly On Streaming And Toys
A new report reveals that a mysterious internal unit, dubbed "Star Wars Zero Company," has been greenlighting overpriced collectibles and "exclusive" streaming content you never asked for—and you're paying the price. Consumer advocates warn that these projects, like a $300 limited-edition Grogu figurine and a "holiday special" requiring a premium Disney+ subscription tier, are designed to drain wallets faster than a Death Star laser. The result? Your monthly streaming bills are climbing, and toy shelves are flooded with junk no one buys. "Star Wars Zero Company" is a clever but costly strategy to squeeze more cash from loyal fans, all while you watch your savings evaporate into a galaxy far, far away.