Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Star Lord (Avengers: Infinity War)

Star Lord comes back to S.H. Figuarts now in line with the movie, Avengers Infinity War. There a just a few slight difference between Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 version as to the Infinity War version. Entire mold and head sculpt is still the same but with slight changes such as the color of the pants, and the graphics on the shirt has been replaced with a grey one.

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Black Panther (Avengers: Infinity War)

Black Panther returns in the S.H. Figuarts line now with some changes as seen in the movie Avengers Infinity War. In this version, The entire body has a sleeker vibranium feel and the texture is more refined with lesser lines and more fine webbing. The head is more panther-like, the neckline has shorter Wakadan accents but these are longer on the forearms, shin and even the feet. We will be comparing this more in the video review.

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Iron Man Mark 50 (Avengers: Infinity War)

One of the most famous and memorable of all armors, the S. H. Figuarts Iron Man Mark 50 is the 2nd to the last armor we see in the MCU. The figure is sleeker than previous versions and keeping its nano-tech theme. There is more mixture of silver, gold and red almost the same as the movie version. More to this on the video review after the jump.

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts War Machine Mark 4 (Avengers Infinity War)

The War Machine Mark 4 is the 4th armor but the 5th in the war machine line up in S.H. Figuarts (if you count Iron Patriot). It feels like a mixed breed of all past war machines that makes this the best version yet. Similar to the models before it, the Mark IV has its numerical designation painted onto the right arm and Air Force insignia on the legs. 

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Captain America Infinity War + NOTA Custom Head + Shield

Captain America’s Infinity War version in the S.H. Figuarts fashion looks more rogue as he was in the movie. He is totally unmasked and obviously rugged look, diminishing most of the red, white and blue colors. It is more militarized compared from previous forms.

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Captain America Civil War

The S.H. Figuarts Captain America in Civil War is more dumbed down version than Age of Ultron. Though looks like a remolded version of the first release, it has lesser red highlights and darker blue and brown motif. I’ll be making a comparison later in the video. 

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Black Widow (Avengers: Infinity War)

The final version released before the movie Endgame is Black Widow’s version in Avengers Infinity War. Similar to the movie, her hair has turned blonde and straight. Her uniform is considered the 6th uniform in the MCU which comprises of a black suit with a vest worn over it, padding on her knees and elbows and continues to still have high-heeled boots. Most noticeable is her modern holster for her batons on her back. More to this from the video review.

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Thor (Avengers: Infinity War)

This iteration of Thor Odinson for S.H. Figuarts stems from the look in the movie Avengers: Infinity War. He has a darker tone for this armor with glossy 6 plates on the upper torso. The facesculpt he received is a replacement eye and if you try to look closely, the figure still has a scar. S.H. Figuarts has come a long way and now using a cloth as a cape and not plastic to add depth to the figure. Accessories come in short with just 4 extra hands and his new weapon called the Stormbreaker. Check out the video after the jump.

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts X Chogokin Hulkbuster Mark 2.0 (Mark 49) Avengers Infinity War

The S.H. Figuarts Hulkbuster Mark 49 or plainly called 2.0 is the updated version in the series that was featured in the movie Avengers Infinity War. This has sleeker and smoother lines and having a darker colour scheme from Mark 44. There are more LEDs in this figure, 2 between the shin, one on the small arc reactor at the back and 3 located on the front reactor and inside the small vents and lastly on the head. The difference is that the front powered by the same small batteries except for the front that is powered instead by 3. This is also has a picker to take out the batteries but you still need a small Philips screwdriver to open the panels. More to this after the jump.