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

There are a couple of variations of Thanos in the MCU but Bandai choose the version from movie Infinity War because of prominence. Thanos coming into S.H. Figuarts takes a form of an unarmored type with all the gems attached on the Infinity Gauntlet. Standing tall in about 190mm, the main feature for me was not the Gauntlet but the face sculpt which is very near to the digital render in the movie.

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

This is Bandai’s 3rd attempt in bringing the big green giant on to their S.H. Figuarts line. On this set, Hulk has a darker green tone than of the first 2 versions on the character in the same line. You can see that the airbrushed lines are actually more natural. In this figure, his lower garments are torn more like what he was, not only in Infinity War but on the first Avengers movie.

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Hulk (Thor: Ragnarok)

Stomping its way to the S.H. Figuarts line is Hulk based on the movie Thor Ragnarok. As depicted in the movie, Hulk sports a gladiator-style armor with basically the left arm is heavily protected and the shoulder plate that protects the figure. What is also prominent are the other worldly warrior marks on his face and trickles down his chest and waist.