Utterly adorable, and one of the neatest things that LEGO have done in a while that will sure to make fans of the Loki series really happy. We will never get WW2 or Winter Soldier movie Caps, it seems, even now that we found out that WW2 sets are apparently ok. Do note that there might be some variances with weight due to differences in the cardboard box, so if it’s off by a few milligrams, that’s usually fine. Wanda carries two Power Blast components, appearing in trans-red for the first time. Scarlet Witch's abilities have notoriously been portrayed using dark pink or trans-light blue previously, so this authentic colour feels long-overdue and these accessories are undoubtedly suitable for Wanda, after truly becoming the Scarlet Witch. It could probably be improved with an Easter Egg referencing the Ship of Theseus, but otherwise is an awesome addition to any LEGO Marvel collection.

Also, I think if the people won’t have an opportunity to feel what is inside, it will be too much of a gamble for them to buy minifigs, if they want one or two of whole series. And if they don’t want to pay more than minifig is worth according to LEGO price, they won’t buy it online for double price. So less minifigs bought, less money for LEGO itself. Up next we have Goliath, which I’m guessing is from the coming Marvel What If…? Season 2, as this is a completely new suit, which riffs off the Ant-Man design. I also think that this new “blind” format does allow LEGO to do some fun, collectible stuff like random secret inclusions, or re-introduce super chase minifigures (Mrs Gold, anyone?) or mess around with rarity to turn Collectible Minifigures into some rarity-driven theme.

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What’s super impressive and one of her most remarkable features is her prosthetic leg, which is a brand new mould. It has a cutout on the side which is really cool and even printing on the side and front. Like Loki, she also has a critter as a companion – a bright green alligator – an Alligator variant of Loki, which is one of the most memorable Loki variants in the series. Unfortunately, the Alligator is missing Loki’s horns, which is a shame – my guess is that the concept art wasn’t finalised, and the horns were added in much later. Little builders will be excited to discover which Marvel character is in their sealed, sustainable box. The collection features 12 unique characters: Agatha Harkness, Kate Bishop, Hawkeye, Moon Knight, Mr. Knight, She-Hulk, The Werewolf, Goliath, Storm, Beast, Wolverine and Echo. This is a really fun take on Spider-Man, and while it doesn’t really introducing anything new or fresh other than the Doctor Strange cape, Zombie Hunter Spidey is a fun concept, and I’m excited to see more of him in What If. What makes this a great minifigure is the level of detail on his body, and the new Peter Parker head too, which is quite a rarity as you almost always get Spidey with his mask on.

When large corporations and brands like LEGO make huge strategic changes like this to completely move away from single-use plastics, it often comes from the top (senior/executive leadership), and there are often wide-ranging impacts, as all teams and stakeholders need to work out how to make this work.Surprise characters – Kids can dive into the exciting world of Marvel Studios with these LEGO® Minifigures Marvel Series 2 (71039) characters. There is a surprise minifigure in every blind box If only Echo had a better accessory, she’d easily be on par with Moon Knight in terms of quality. Fingers crossed her TV series isn’t terrible – if it’s well-received by fans, it’ll make this minifigure quite desirable. The LEGO Marvel CMF features characters from Disney+ television shows Wandavision, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Loki, and What If…?, this series will be officially released on 1 September 2021 globally, and on 1 October for those of us in Asia Pacific. Don’t get me wrong, this is a great Wolverine minifigure, probably the best one that LEGO has ever produced. But with Wolverine recently making an appearance in a Mech Armour, it feels a bit like a wasted slot in a 12-character series, where more obscure characters that might not have the opportunity to show up in regular sets should have been given the time to shine.

These blind bags came out in 2012 (about 1.5 years after Lego Minifigures Series 1 came out) and quite honestly, not many people knew about these Marvel blind bags. You could say, Mega didn’t do a great job in marketing this product and creating the hype that’s necessary for a successful product launch. It’s a little hard to make out of it in these photos, but the paint used for the silver and gold sections are reflective, and give off a really cool effect as it bounces light off it. Working for one of the large supermarkets, I can also say it also causes a lot of theft and waste." And I have bags of series 13 and series 24 next to me. Series 24 is way bigger. Maybe they could return to previous size?I promise the S.W.O.R.D drone was predominantly dark blue, when deployed by Monica: https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/S.W.O.R.D._Drone " Personally, I’m way more excited about the Baby Owl than Hawkeye, mostly because I have so many Hawkeye minifigures from years of collecting LEGO Marvel sets! For Wandavision or comic book fans, White Vision is a very fitting and welcome addition, and the level of printing is suitably impressive. Cobbled together from Vision’s lifeless body after the events of Infinity War by S.W.O.R.D., White Vision went head to head against Wanda’s re-created vision in the Hex, before settling the score in a philosophical duel, ending with it absorbing all of Vision’s memories, and declaring himself the true Vision before flying off.