Not just content with a regular biceps-flexing Thanos and an Endgame version decked out in glorious golden armour, the latest Thanos from Hot Toys now sports a bit more battle damage and a very very worried alternate head sculpt.
At one point, Hot Toys actually made a 1:1 scale replica of the gauntlet, which could be worn if you happened to have a hand and forearm size of 68cm. The manufacturer of high end toys is back with another go at the fabled weapon of universal destruction, which has been shrunk down to a more manageable quarter-scale reproduction.
While Logan may have lost the Space Stone, it looks like he’ll soon be getting his hands on it again. Heck, he’ll even be going for the full collection, as it looks like Marvel’s not so merry mutant who is the best there is at what he does, will soon wield the entire spectrum of Infinity Stones in Wolverine: Infinity Watch.
After July 9,half of all members in the Thanos Did Nothing Wrong thread will be wiped from existence. Thus creating a thread that is perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
As a limited time event character, Thanos is hella strong. Too strong perhaps, as Epic Games confirmed on Reddit that they’d be hotfixing the madman of Titan to be a little less potent.
What good is a shelf full of heroes with a villain though? Fortunately, there’s a massive sixth-scale replica of Thanos on the way that is just right for that situation. Your wallet can run dread it. Run from it. Destiny still arrives.
Wish you could reset the entire universe with the mere wave of an Infinity Gauntlet? Sadly, you can't But at least you can pretend to do just that with this neat replica of the cosmic weapon.
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