Continuing from our Unboxing Report PART 1, today Toy People is bringing you the "Marvel 85th Anniversary" Unboxing Report PART 2. Without further ado, if you're ready, let's dive right into today's main event!
▼The stars of this unboxing report, including two single packs, one three-pack, and one deluxe figure and vehicle set.
▼The sides of the boxes feature character portraits taken from comic book covers, making them easy for collectors to identify.
▼"Warbird", the codename used by Captain Marvel—Carol Danvers—after rejoining the Avengers. Despite being a key member, during this period she was struggling with alcoholism and also faced internal issues like unstable energy absorption and emotional problems. One has to admire how the storytelling back then was able to reflect some real-world social issues.
▼This figure marks her long-awaited return after the three-pack from a decade ago, recreating Captain Marvel's classic look as Warbird.
▼The calm head sculpt exquisitely reproduces Carol's facial features using photo-real printing.
▼The angry, teeth-gritting head sculpt not only features a completely different flowing hair sculpt, but the mask also has a thicker-framed, distinct style. Each has its own charm, so it's up to the collector to decide how to display it!
▼The body also uses the new pinless mold, offering both great articulation and aesthetics!
▼The included effect parts can be freely attached to her arms to recreate all sorts of dynamic moments!
▼Seeing this design return to the Marvel Legends series with the latest technology, I'm sure many collectors will definitely be picking this one up, right?
▼"Skaar, Son of Hulk", the child born after the exiled Hulk met Caiera, a woman from the Shadow People on the planet Sakaar. Combining the unique abilities of both his parents, Skaar was born with superhuman strength and endurance, and can also wield the Old Power inherited from his mother.
▼To match the character's design, Skaar's figure is a retool based on the size of previous Hulk figures to recreate his look.
▼In addition to the greatsword, the included dagger can be stored in the sheath on his lower back.
▼The head sculpt with long, hanging hair features perfectly applied shadow details.
▼The other head sculpt is a version with gritted teeth, rolled-back white (or green?) eyes, and flowing long hair.
▼Although often obscured by the hair, the eyes are not overlooked, also featuring exquisite presentation via photo-real printing.
▼By making full use of all the joints, you can achieve a variety of high-tension poses, which is the true essence of Marvel Legends!
▼Wielding the greatsword with both hands is no problem at all!! Our awesome Skaar, how can you not buy him?
▼"The Cabal" three-pack, which brings together three key members of the Cabal from the Dark Reign era in one go: "Taskmaster," who excels at mimicking others' fighting styles; "Iron Patriot," whose true identity is Norman Osborn; and "Doctor Doom," a master of both magic and technology. It's truly an all-star villain lineup.
▼Taskmaster's biggest selling point is the all-new pinless body, which is not only aesthetically pleasing but also demonstrably excellent in its articulation. He comes with a longsword, a round shield, a bow, an arrow, and a pistol as his weapons.
▼The head sculpt recreates the skull mask design from the comics, with beautifully printed shadow details.
▼Next up, it's time to put his arsenal to use. First, let's "Get this man a shield."
▼Using melee weapons is no challenge for him either!
▼The pistol, usually stored in its holster, can also be wielded.
▼The bow and arrow, copied from Hawkeye, are also a must-have. The diverse weaponry makes him look cool no matter how you pose him.
▼Iron Patriot, making his second appearance since the 2013 Iron Monger build-a-figure wave. The red, white, and blue American flag color scheme is incredibly eye-catching.
▼The helmet's black lines are recreated with printing, accentuating the otherwise plain sculpted lines.
▼The unmasked Norman Osborn head sculpt features a perfectly recreated hairstyle.
▼The first person to wear the Iron Patriot armor was none other than the Green Goblin himself. Surprised? Bet you didn't see that coming!
▼It comes with the standard effect parts you'd expect from an Iron Man figure, which can be attached to the repulsor hands.
▼Or, they can be attached to the soles of his feet to recreate the suit's flight poses.
▼Even the "Superhero Landing" pose is no problem for him!
▼Doctor Doom, the man set to become the next big bad of the MCU. This figure reuses a previously released body, but updates the cape to soft goods.
▼The head sculpt has also been updated with printing for the eyes and mouth.
▼It also includes an interchangeable head for a mass-produced "Doombot."
▼The biggest selling point this time is undoubtedly the soft goods cape. A long-held wish of many collectors has finally come true.
▼The dedicated pistol on his hip can also be freely held or holstered.
▼Not long ago, Marvel Studios also announced that Robert Downey Jr. would be returning to play this pivotal villain from the Marvel Comics universe. I'm sure everyone is looking forward to it, right?
▼The jet effect parts can also be used by the Doombot!
▼Looks like you'll need to buy a few more packs to build an army...
▼"Ghost Rider". Following his brother Johnny Blaze, Danny Ketch became the next Ghost Rider, embarking on a dark heroic path as the Spirit of Vengeance, using mystical powers to punish the wicked and avenge the innocent. This Ghost Rider is a long-awaited figure and vehicle set, including the transformed Danny and his inseparable, signature "Hell Cycle"!
▼When you talk about Ghost Rider, you absolutely can't forget his vehicle. This deluxe set includes both the Rider himself and his exclusive Hell Cycle in one package, so you'll never have to worry about him not having a ride again.
▼The Ghost Rider figure itself, aside from the head sculpt and weapon chain, features an almost entirely new body mold. It not only captures the Danny Ketch version of the Rider's look, but the pinless joint design also makes it more aesthetically pleasing.
▼Although the flaming skull head sculpt is reused from a previous version, the paint application on the eyes and bone areas is much more meticulous. Be careful not to get caught in his gaze...
▼Of course, the articulated jaw from the previous version is still present and fully functional.
▼The Hell Cycle, compared to Johnny's version, has a much stronger sci-fi feel. The translucent flexible material used for both wheels is also quite striking.
▼The dashboard and the gas cap he presses to transform both feature intricate sculpting and paintwork.
▼It includes a flame effect that can be used as a base, which is just super cool and awesome.
▼Additionally, it comes with a flame effect that can be attached to the center of the bike to prop it up. This is a huge plus!
▼The kickstand has also been thoughtfully designed with two positions for collectors to choose from.
▼The fires of vengeance are ignited!
▼The flame effects provide greater stability—both good-looking and practical.
▼All I can say is, this figure and vehicle set is an absolute must-have from this wave. All you Ghost Rider fans, don't miss out on this one!
▼And that concludes our unboxing report for the Marvel Legends Series "Marvel 85th Anniversary" line. Combined with our PART 1, doesn't every single one of these look incredible? Don't hesitate any longer—go get them and have a blast! Well then, see you in the next unboxing report!
