Following the previous Unboxing Report Part 1, today we will continue to bring to all toy enthusiasts the final eight figures from the "Hasbro Marvel Legends Series Spider-Man 60th Anniversary" collection. Without further ado, let's get started right away!
▼The main characters of this unboxing, including three two-packs and one single-pack that actually includes two characters.
▼The "Spider-Man & Spinneret" two-pack.
▼"Spider-Man." Compared to the debut appearance in the previous "Amazing Fantasy," this red and blue suit should be the more widely known look and image of our friendly neighborhood hero. Although everyone might think, "Oh, this look again," upon unboxing and careful handling, you'll discover that this figure's body is arguably the most ultimate and complete version among current Marvel Legends Spider-Man figures. It includes a neck joint that allows for a wide range of upward head movement, butterfly joints that allow for significant forward and backward shoulder movement, a new two-segment chest and waist joint, pull-down hidden hip joints, pinless elbow and knee joints, and even a new single-axis toe joint. Such a powerful joint configuration offers absolutely unexpected smoothness and freedom in posing!
▼In addition to the super-articulated body, this time it also comes with an unmasked Peter Parker head sculpt, produced with Photo Real Technology printing. The facial features are also quite stunning.
▼Next, let's thoroughly test this flexible body. Thanks to the joints throughout the body, there's almost no pose that's too difficult for him.
▼Kneeling high, overlooking his beloved New York City, protecting every corner of the city. By utilizing the pull-down hip joints and toe joints, such a natural kneeling pose can be achieved.
▼The set includes three pairs of interchangeable hands for players to freely choose and match, creating new Spider-Man experiences.
▼You can also use the web accessories included with other 60th Anniversary figures to recreate the action of swinging through the concrete jungle.
▼Swinging, leaping, bouncing, web-slinging – all of Spider-Man's charming signature poses can be easily achieved. Marvel Legends is awesome!
▼"Spinneret" debuted in the 2016 comic "Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows." The story takes place in an alternate universe, Earth-18119, where Peter and Mary Jane Watson continue their marriage and have a daughter, Annie. The family of three leads a superhero life together, and Spinneret is Mary Jane's alternate identity when she dons her suit. This figure is Marvel Legends' first three-dimensional rendition of the character. Like Silk, mentioned in the previous installment, it uses the new female body sculpt. The pinless double joints characteristic of the elbows and knees not only look aesthetically pleasing but are also very helpful for posing.
▼It includes two head sculpts, including her suit-clad appearance with hair tied up and wearing a mask, and an unmasked Mary Jane head sculpt. The facial features are also rendered with printing, and compared to the previous retro carded figure, the facial sculpt is arguably a step up.
▼The body sculpt quite effectively showcases the graceful and well-proportioned figure of a woman.
▼In addition to the captivating good physique, the body's articulation is, of course, also excellent!
▼Spider-Man is amazing, but nothing is stronger than family!! (in Dom Toretto's voice)
▼(Whoosh)
▼With the three pairs of interchangeable hands included, you can create a wide variety of poses and combinations, just like Peter!
▼A perfect match, a handsome couple, the Parker couple, with their fingers intertwined, their strongest power is.......love!
▼"Peter Parker & Ned Leeds" two-pack.
▼"Peter Parker," inspired by the 2017 live-action film "Spider-Man: Homecoming." Unlike previous Spider-Man costumes, this two-pack uniquely features Peter in his high school casual attire. In addition to two finely sculpted head sculpts, the set also includes student-appropriate accessories such as a backpack and books, making this a highly collectible rendition.
▼Included are two head sculpts, one serious and one smiling, both produced with photo-realistic printing technology. While there are slight viewing angle limitations, they still highly reproduce actor Tom Holland's handsome, cheerful features and spirit.
▼Although it's a casual attire version, it doesn't lack any of the necessary articulation points. With proper utilization, you can easily pose him in natural everyday actions.
▼The asymmetrical collar and exposed shirt hem reveal Peter's somewhat unkempt nature.
▼"Hmm... these must be MJ's chemistry notes..."
▼"Ned Leeds," also from "Spider-Man: Homecoming," whose real name is Edward "Ned" Leeds. He is Peter's sworn brother, and their bond is incredibly strong (so strong they can build a LEGO Death Star together). After learning of Peter's Spider-Man identity, he unreservedly offered all forms of assistance, becoming a powerful ally to Spider-Man. This figure marks Ned's debut in the Marvel Legends world, and like Peter, he comes with a backpack and a comical head sculpt wearing a Spider-Man mask.
▼The head sculpt is also produced with printing technology, perfectly recreating the likeness of actor Jacob Batalon.
▼The washed-out effect on the jeans is rendered through printing, and the watch on his right wrist can be freely worn.
▼Unlike Peter's plain backpack, Ned's backpack features a military-style camouflage pattern.
▼A pair of good brothers, a dynamic duo, what a pity..... what a pity......
▼The stretched mask head sculpt is also a highlight of this set, and putting it on always brings a chuckle.
▼"Spider-Man Noir & Spider-Ham."
▼"Spider-Man Noir," from the 2018 animated film "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse." This Peter, hailing from the parallel Earth-90214, first appeared in the 2008 comic "Spider-Man Noir." Set in the Great Depression era of the 1930s, he also (wait, why did I say also?) transformed into a superhero, Spider-Man, lurking in the shadows after the murder of Uncle Ben, attempting to dismantle the city's top criminal, Norman Osborn. This figure adopts the design seen in "Into the Spider-Verse," recreating Spider-Man Noir's flowing black trench coat and his understated appearance, distinct from other universes.
▼Although seemingly clad in all black, different areas utilize printing to convey a woven mesh texture. Additionally, the alternating use of matte and glossy plastic surfaces significantly contributes to enhancing the overall sense of layering.
▼An unmasked head sculpt is included for replacement, and the pistol can be stored in the holster on the right leg.
▼The sculpted, flowing design of the long coat is superb, making it incredibly versatile for both static standing and dynamic poses.
▼The physique also faithfully recreates the tall and slender image from the animated film. The figure is not only cool to pose but also incredibly flexible!
▼"Spider-Ham," like Spider-Man Noir, is also inspired by the 2018 film "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse." This Peter Porker, from an alternate Earth-8311 (also known as Aniverse/Animal Universe), first appeared in the peculiar 1983 comic "Marvel Tails Starring Peter Porker the Spectacular Spider-Ham" #1. Originally a spider living in the home of scientist May Porker (yes, a spider), he mutated into Spider-Ham after being bitten by May, who had been irradiated by an experiment, thereby gaining abilities similar to the mainstream Spider-Man. This figure adopts the animated film's design, featuring only a ball joint at the neck and no articulation in the body. However, for fans looking to complete their "Into the Spider-Verse" spider-collection, this one is an absolute must-have!
▼Next up, we just need Peni Parker and her SP//dr to complete the entire team!
▼The "Knull & Venom" two-pack, this is also the most substantial set in this wave of 60th-anniversary commemorations!
▼"Knull," first appearing in 2018's comic "Venom" Vol. 4 #3, is the God of the Symbiotes and their progenitor. This dark elder god initially slumbered in endless darkness, awakened by the light of creation from the Celestials' creations. Enraged by the "invasion" of his dark kingdom, Knull summoned the first sword-shaped Symbiote and used this "All-Black the Necrosword" to slaughter the Celestials before him, further empowering his weapon with their heads, ultimately creating an army of Symbiotes to fulfill his ambition of god-slaying, extinguishing light, and conquering the universe. This figure marks the Marvel Legends series' first three-dimensional rendition of Knull, not only faithfully recreating his tall and imposing physique but also fully reproducing his unique armor, making it highly anticipated.
▼Includes two head sculpts; both the calm expression and the zombie-like baring of teeth are incredibly impactful.
▼All-Black the Necrosword. Friends who have seen "Thor: Love and Thunder" should be familiar with this name. That's right, in the comics, this demonic sword once changed hands to Gorr the God Butcher. This physical rendition is made of soft plastic, and the liquid-like flow of the Symbiote on the blade's surface is incredibly lifelike.
▼The entire figure is crafted from completely new molds, combining high playability with an exquisitely menacing design.
▼The elbow and knee joints also feature hidden pin designs, which looks incredibly clean!
▼"I am Knull. Lord of the Abyss. God of the Symbiotes."
▼ "Venom," inspired by the final Symbiote King design from King in Black #1, Issue 5 (2021). Venom, who transforms from Eddie Brock, first appeared in Amazing Spider-Man #300 in 1988. Since then, he has had an on-again, off-again relationship with the Venom symbiote, with his alignment and identity shifting between good and evil, straddling the line between anti-hero and supervillain. Finally, after the events of Knull's invasion in "King in Black," he inherited the esteemed status of the God of the Symbiotes. This two-pack reuses the body sculpt from the previous standalone movie version, features Venom's classic emblem printed on the chest, and is paired with a head sculpt that closely matches the comic book appearance. To top it off, and true to the comics, it includes two colossal wings. Simply assembling it unleashes an overwhelming aura of power!
▼ Includes two interchangeable head sculpts: a closed-mouth version with bared teeth, and a ferocious version revealing sharp fangs and a long tongue.
▼ The wings feature excellent weathered paintwork, with articulated joints at the base where they connect to the body, and a rotation axis in the middle section, providing sufficient adjustability. The main point of attention, however, is the overall center of gravity.
▼ Height comparison: Both characters in this two-pack stand a head taller than standard 6-inch figures.
▼ Although there are no hidden joint pins at the elbows, knees, and other positions, this movie-version body sculpt is still incredibly posable, making dynamic, high-tension poses easily achievable.
▼ "We are Venom!"
▼ The size of these wings is truly extraordinary, and attaching and spreading them out is incredibly satisfying!
▼ Once fully unfurled, they are undeniably cool! It's an eternal truth that adding wings always makes things cooler!
▼ Lethal Protector vs. God of Dark Chaos – if you were a symbiote, which side would you choose?
▼ And there you have it, our unboxing report for the second wave of the Marvel Legends Spider-Man 60th Anniversary series. Spider-Man fans, are you left wanting more after seeing this? At this point, the only thing left to do is to quickly get your hands on one, take it home, and play with it to your heart's content! See you in the next unboxing report, bye-bye!
