Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts ant-man (Avengers Endgame)

The S.H. Figuarts Ant-man based on the movie Avengers Endgame hasn’t changed much since when we last saw this figure in line with Ant-man and the Wasp series. But there are only 2 main features that separate this from the previous releases. Firstly, the set has now the helmetless version with Paul Rudd’s facesculpt. There are 4 hands on this set including similar holding hands for the ant and the helmet version. But this time when you look closer on the goggles, you can see that the eyes are sculpted inside.

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Ant-man and Ant (Ant-man and the Wasp)

Ant-man gets an updated version for the S.H. Figuarts line as part of the Ant-man and the Wasp series. The suit has changed from the deep red colors mold on the shoulders even the transparent goggles. Bandai only added an additional pair of extra hands in order to hold on to the ant.

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Ant-man (Captain America: Civil War)

The S.H. Figuarts Ant-man based from the movie Captain America Civil War is the first version released for the said toy line. It is actually the upgraded version from Hank Pym’s version back in the day. You already got the signature helmet and the iconic suit but what is missing are the buttons on the wrists to activate the Pym particles to change his size. Unfortunately, the set on has a pair of hands and a smaller version of the hero which the height is not more that the nail on your thumb.

Toy Review: The Wasp (Ant-man and The Wasp)

Bandai is on another Marvel movie to figure adaptation sweep with the Wasp based on the movie Ant-man and the Wasp. In figure form, she has almost the same texture as Ant-man but modified with a separate color scheme and a practical backpack with wings. Wasp, also known as Hope Van Dyne in S.H. Figuarts form, somewhat also has some body type similarities with other female Marvel figures in this line.