This one does live up to Hot Toys’ usual penchant for very lifelike sculpts. It’s only the one facial expression, but that’s not uncommon for unmasked heads from Hot Toys. It makes some degree of sense, since he doesn’t have the helmeted look in the film, so I suppose he only needs the one head. While most Caps these days include multiple heads, this release only has the one. The figure stands about 12 1/2 inches tall and he has over 30 points of articulation. This Cap is based on his Nomad appearance from the film, which is of course the only look he actually has in Infinity War, so I guess that makes sense. The difference between the two comes down to a few accessories the figure proper remains the same.
There were two releases of him, a standard and a “Movie Promo Edition” which was a Sideshow-exclusive in the US. The figure arrived not too long after the film’s release, hitting in the fall of 2018.
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THE FIGURE ITSELFĬaptain America is part of the Infinity War tie-in component of Hot Toys’ Movie Masterpiece Series, where he’s figure MMS 481, which made him the sixth of the IW tie-in figures. So, let’s jump back to 2018, back to the throws of Avengers: Infinity War, specifically Captain America and his rather disheveled look from his own rather turbulent year. And I suppose that’s the most important thing in the moment. Moreover, I’ve made it all the way to the end of 2021, a journey that I would very much be underselling with the description “turbulent.” A lot’s happened, and it has not been easy. 3000 is a very big number, and a bigger number than the the total quantity of figures I had in my collection when I started this thing. Pretty crazy, huh? I never really foresaw myself making it quite this far, and yet, here I am. In a turn of events that I suppose is all rather fitting, today, the last day of 2021, also marks my 3000th review here at the site. Mild spoilers for all the MCU are below.CAPTAIN AMERICA AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR (HOT TOYS) For convenience, we’ve broken up these characters into three categories: the Millennials, the Olds, and the Really, Really Olds. However, the age that appears the most often is 49 years old.
Ditto for 2017’s Guardians of the Galaxy 2, taking place in 2014, right after the first movie.īased on these calculations, it turns out the average age of an MCU character is 42.6. For example: Despite being released in 2017, Spider-Man: Homecoming mostly takes place in 2016, because it happens shortly after Civil War. These numbers -like the MCU Wiki - also presuppose that the MCU films began in 2008 with Iron Man, and that the chronology developed from that point. So their ages here reflect how old they’ll be then. This list only includes characters who are thought to appear in Infinity War, which takes place in 2018. Unless otherwise noted, all of these ages are based on information from the films, the MCU Wiki, or our own conjecture, where necessary. Mostly because by the time we get to Avengers: Infinity War, it turns out that a huge chunk of your favorite heroes are, well, over 30, and many of them are pushing 50. Though many of these brave men, women, aliens, and super-intelligent living computers look young and fit, their actually ages might not reflect their super look.Įven though all the cinematic Marvel heroes benefit from some Hollywood level skincare regimen that leaves them eminently thirst-worthy, their canonical ages might shock some fans. But how many of them are over 40? Over 50? The answer to this may actually shock you. In fact, the vast majority of the Avengers are way over 35. However, Bruce “the Hulk” Banner isn’t a god, he’s a mortal man and he’s way over thirty. Time also passed for our heroes, though gods like Thor and Loki rarely look any older for movie to movie. Thor lost an eye, and his home realm was destroyed by a giant demon and Cate Blanchett. In the wake of Thor: Ragnarok, the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe was changed, setting the stage for Avengers: Infinity War.
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