Includes Build-a-figure Part(S) (Cassie Lang​): This figure includes at least one Build-A-Figure piece. Collect all the figures to assemble an additional figure Kang told Scott that he is a man who had lost a lot of time, just like him, and they could potentially help each other, noting Scott's skills as a thief. M.O.D.O.K. tried to butt in and mentioned the last time Scott stole something from him, but Kang threw him against the wall with his telekinesis for speaking in his presence. He retorted that Janet was a better helper, which prompted a surprised reaction from Scott, and Kang was not surprised that Janet never told anyone about him. This mini-Kang despised the man he would become, so he decided to fight evil with his new team, who included familiar faces like Patriot, Wiccan, Kate Bishop and even Stature, who just so happened to make her superhero debut onscreen now in Ant-Man 3. Thankfully, Hasbro not only had some new figures to show off–they had an entire wave to debut that hasn’t previously leaked online (wow, it’s been a while since that happened)! And while two of the figures in the Avengers GamerVerse Legends Wave 2 series (plus the Build-A-Figure) are based on the Square-Enix Avengers game, there’s four comic book based figures and plenty for comic fans to love as well! PREMIUM DESIGN AND ARTICULATION: Marvel fans and collectors can display this fully articulated 6-inch scale action figure featuring poseable head, arms, and legs, as well as premium deco, in their collection

Premium Design And Articulation: Marvel fans and collectors can display this fully articulated 6-inch scale action figure featuring posable head, arms, and legs, as well as premium deco, in their collection This Kang held deep enmity for the Council of Kangs who imprisoned him and swore to burn them out of time. This desire of revenge against his enemies was his greatest weakness and blinded his rational mind, preferring to beat Scott Lang ruthlessly for foiling his plans instead of just escaping when given the chance to do so. This also made Kang prone to emotional outbursts when he suffers from a defeat. Loki's first season played around with time a heap, so it was only fitting that the self-proclaimed Master of Time would show up by the end.Time Sphere: Kang built the Time Sphere to travel across the Multiverse. When it was deactivated by the Council of Kangs, he used it as the throne of his empire in the Quantum Realm. Then, Deadline broke the news that Majors would be appearing in the upcoming MCU film Ant-Man 3, aka Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. It has a release date of February 2023.

Kang, a fearsome warlord with a mysterious past, has conquered the Quantum Realm and rules over all citizens with a brutal totalitarian hand. I wasn’t sure exactly what Hasbro might be revealing during today’s inaugural PulseCon, but I had high hopes that we’d see at least a few new 6″ scale figures (as we traditionally do during New York Comic Con week each year). This Marvel Legends Avengers GamerVerse Series 2 Kang figure is a 100% new sculpt, complete with sculpted lines running down the legs and a very cool ruffled tunic. I wonder what other characters Hasbro can use this new tooling for? Hmmmm… Marvel Studios' Ant Man & The Wasp: Quantumania: This Kang the Conqueror action figure is inspired by character's appearance in Marvel Studios' Ant-Man & the Wasp: Quantumania and makes a great addition to any Marvel Legends action figures collectionThe Avengers Legends Joe Fixit Hulk Build-A-Figure has a new torso and awesome hat, but also reuses some of the pieces from last year’s Kingpin BAF for pieces like the arms and legs. It’s not my favorite BAF ever, but it’s fun.

Kang the Conqueror's powers are mostly in his brain and in his technology. Kang does not have any super-powers, and so he's kind of like Tony Stark. He's a genius (or super-genius, even), and so he's got the inventive skills to build whatever he needs. Plus, he's inherited some pretty big tech. What are Kang the Conqueror's other names? MARVEL STUDIOS’ ANT MAN & THE WASP: QUANTUMANIA: This Kang the Conqueror action figure is inspired by character’s appearance in Marvel Studios’ Ant-Man & the Wasp: Quantumania and makes a great addition to any Marvel Legends action figures collectionKang also exerted an extremely condescending manner to both his subjects and his enemies. Considering his cruelty to M.O.D.O.K., Kang only viewed his subjects as pawns to achieve his own goals as he killed Darren Cross immediately after Cross changed sides and became worthless to Kang. He only saved Cross as he saw what Cross could do for him, viewed Cross as a mere replacement for van Dyne in helping him escape, and treated Cross harshly, demanding him not to speak in his presence. To his enemies, Kang was much crueler, using his powers to render his enemies unable to move and forcing them to work with him, such as forcing Ant-Man into working for him after torturing his daughter Cassie in front of her father, and warning Ant-Man that he would have to see Cassie die endlessly if he didn’t comply, showing Kang’s tendency to mentally torture his enemies into submission. During the uprising, Kang brutally killed many Freedom Fighters without a thought even when the rebels escaped. Kang looked down on Ant-Man, stating that he only “talked to ants”, and underestimated his abilities during the Uprising in Axia as he didn’t expect the heroes to be able to beat him at all, Kang himself having killed countless Avengers from different realities before. Even as ruler of the Quantum Realm, Kang did not show any empathy to the inhabitants whose homes were displaced by Kang himself, and chose to rule with an iron fist, viewing them as lesser beings and thus neglecting their freedom. He also mercilessly killed many members of the Freedom Fighters as they attempted to thwart him in the Uprising of Axia. He showed her the branches of the Multiverse and revealed that his Variants was playing with them like children, causing chaos and unwittingly bringing the Multiverse to its doom, so he decided to take control. Janet argued that what he did was starting a war and all he wanted is to wipe away any universe that poses a threat to him, calling him a monster again. Kang, however, claimed that he was merely a conqueror, and he must burn down the old world to build a new one in its place. But despite being a well-kept secret, Majors/Kang's appearance in Loki wasn't particularly well hidden. Not if you looked in the right place anyway.