Marvel Legends Series Kang The Conqueror, Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania Collectible 6-Inch Action Figures, Ages 4 and Up

Too bad JMajors effed up his role in the MCU. He did a great job!..and this action is a great likeness!

Forget articulation. The character (in the movie) barely moves while he fights anyway. The joints are easy enough to adjust for his tyrannical poses. The details and paint job is just amazing!! Worth the wait!

“Una figura increíble para los coleccionistas de Marvel Legends. Los detalles del traje y los colores están muy bien logrados, y las articulaciones permiten crear muchas poses. El acabado es de buena calidad y se parece mucho al personaje de la película. Llegó en perfectas condiciones y superó mis expectativas. Muy recomendada para cualquier fan de Marvel.”

Seems like it’s really a new era for action figures and Kang here is a prime example. The body and computer scanning have given us a figure of detailed perfection right down to Majors’ facial likeness. There’s a limitation to his arm movements but nothing bad. This is all to the good. A figure crafted in this fashion was only possible in the imagination decades ago. As to packaging, I guess they’re limiting the plastic shells these days in some cases. That’s fine, as it can sometimes be a hassle prying these things open, cutting bonds, etc. This came in a box with no plastic, no window, and the figure and extras were simply wrapped in paper. That’s fine, but there was no platform stand, which brings me to the reason I can’t give it five stars. It’s not easy to stand the character, and no stand makes it that much more difficult. Usually don’t even use a stand, but with a figure like this, it helps. I think he’s just over balanced because of the cape, which is a problem with some figures. I can’t believe adding a stand would break the bank on their end. All in all, a very good figure, you just may have to borrow a stand or prop it up

Llegó bien, gracias

I was hoping there would be more articulation, but you cant even move his arms and legs much. You can get him into a cool pose as if he were floating in the air, but that's about it. Other than that, the figure's appearance looks really good.

Great buy

The details of the action figure are awesome especially for the price point. Also great quality for a $30 toy!

La verdad qué la figura me dejo asombrado, ya que temía que por el empaque cerrado saldría mal mi pieza, pero !!!!oh sorpresa!!!! Salió muy bien, me sorprendió que nada haya venido mal, todos sus detalles, accesorios, aplicaciones de pintura, todo bien, el único defecto que le encuentro a esta figura es en los brazos, ya que el traje para la parte los hombros le impide rotarlos o sacarlos hacia fuera, eso es lo único malo, pero fuera de todo eso le doy un 4.8 de 5 esta super, recomendable si te gustó el personaje.

veio tudo ok, a entrega foi mais rápida do que eu pensei , faltava ele pra completar minha coleção 😍

Although standing is a little difficult, it's exactly what I wanted.

Bought so I could add to my collection, plus complete the Build-A-Figure. Good looking figure with limited articulation due to the cape

If I had the powers of time travel like Kang, I would have gone back to the year 1964 and I would have bought a few copies of Avengers #8 and # 11 which featured Kang as the villain. Back then, I bought issues 8 and 11 together. Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, Kang is one of the oldest principal villains in the Marvel Universe. Next year, Kang would turn 70. Sadly, unlike other principal villains like Dr. Doom, Magneto, Doc Ock, the Green Goblin and the Super Skrull, there have been few action figures of Kang since Toy Biz began making action figures of Marvel characters. Despite his high profile in Marvel comics and cool-looking costume, Kang has been overlooked as an action figure. Hrmm, Kang should have hired a publicity manager. He deserved better and it is only now that he is getting some of the limelight. This latest action figure of Kang is based on the Ant Man and the Wasp : Quantumania movie. The costume is more elaborate that the comic book version. I would have thought that this costume was created by Jack Kirby for Avengers #8 and that the more modern-looking comic book costume in Avengers #8 is from the movie. No matter, I like the movie costume. I read bad reviews on the Ant Man 3 movie which critics called a mess with bad CGI. I went to see the movie because I am a Marvel fan and I wanted to see Kang in live-action. I was glad that I watched the movie. It wasn’t superb but I didn’t doze off. To the best of my knowledge, there has only been 4 other action figures of Kang and three of these are shown in the photographs. Photo 1 – The movie Kang. Photo 2 – Movie Kang with his predecessors: Mattel Kang (3.75 inch) from the Secret Wars line circa 1984 – probably the first ever action figure of Kang. Toy Biz Kang from the Avengers animated TV series circa 1998 and a recent Hasbro Kang which is based on the comic books. Not shown is a second Toy Biz production of Marvel Legends Kang based on the comic books. I didn't get to buy this figure.