Hasbro Marvel Legends X-Men 7 Inch Action Figure Deluxe - Blob

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NOTE: This is the first series in the Build-A-Figure line, or BAF to the fans. Each action figure contains a piece of the giant figure. Blob appears briefly in the Age of Apocalypse as a test subject that Henry McCoy was toying with in the Breeding Pens in a direct violation of the Kelly Pact that Apocalypse signed to keep the Human High Council occupied and at bay while he rallied his forces. [38]

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LEGENDARY ORIGINS: Celebrate Spider-Man’s first-ever appearance in Marvel Comics with Marvel Legends 60th Anniversary Amazing Fantasy Spider-Man! Fred J. Dukes has long used the massive bulk and near-impervious skin granted by his mutant powers to combat the X-Men alongside the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants proving time and again that nothing moves the Blob! Hasbro also announced a Gamerverse Spider-Man from the new Playstation game with Miles and Venom. This will be released as a Fan-Channel exclusive. Accessory: giant hand, hammer hand, pair of normal hands, part of Fantastic Car display stand and copy of Fantastic Four. After Freedom Force's dissolution, the Blob participates in other versions of the Brotherhood, including one led by Toad and another led by Professor X; the Blob takes over as leader of the latter when Xavier leaves.

Accessory: Display base, pair of sais, pair of katanas and removable sheath for the four weapons and copy of Daredevil Daredevil #176 The Blob appears in X-Men: The Animated Series, voiced by Robert Cait. This version is a member of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. Wolverine: Battle-damaged Wolverine, Mastermind ( Dark Phoenix Saga), Callisto, Cyber and Omega Red The Blob's superhuman strength greatly increased over the years, in a manner similar to that of the Thing. This improvement is said to be a result of his ongoing mutation. [ volume&issueneeded]Blob is a Marvel Comics character who made his first appearance in X-Men #3 in 1964. He is a mutant who possesses superhuman strength and durability, as well as the ability to increase his mass and size at will.

Deadpool's search for Cable across alternate timelines forces an encounter with the Blob of "an age of Apocalypse" (not to be confused with the X-Men story arc of the same name). In this reality, Blob has taken the mantle of Famine, one of the Horsemen of Apocalypse. [50] House of M [ edit ] Fred J. Dukes has long used the massive bulk and near-impervious skin granted by his mutant powers to combat the X-Men alongside the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants proving time and again that nothing moves the Blob! Celebrate the MARVEL UNIVERSE with this MARVEL LEGENDS SERIES MARVEL’S THE BLOB figure. This quality 6-inch scale The Blob figure features deco inspired by the character’s appearance in classic X-MenComics! Includes figure and 3 entertainment-inspired accessories. This collectible Hasbro Marvel Legends X-Men figure comes with 3 accessories, including an alternate head and alternate set of hands to pose with clenched fists or open Spider-Man (super-posable with suction web) (Re-release of the Super-Poseable Spider-Man from Spider-Man 2)

The Ultimate Universe version of Blob, real name Franklin Dukes, [57] is a member of the Brotherhood of Mutant Supremacy. His powers are similar to that of his Earth-616 counterpart, although he has been moved by a helicopter during the Weapon X saga, suggesting that he may be less powerful. He seems to eat constantly, and is often seen browsing the internet or chatting to people via instant messaging. One such incident sees the Blob pretend to be a female model/physicist named Naomi who cyber-seduces the X-Man Beast—leading to the discovery of Magneto's survival and to the Ultimate War saga. Unlike his Earth-616 counterpart, the Blob may very well have additional superhuman-eating powers as part of his mutation, as not only has he threatened to actually eat his enemies alive, but it was expressly stated that he had personally consumed all of the Weapon X computers in a matter of moments when the Brotherhood invaded the Weapon X compound to rescue the X-Men. [58] In Ultimatum, the Blob is seen eating the Wasp, proving the cannibalistic claims are true. [59] However, Hank Pym grows to a gigantic size and bites the Blob's head off in return. [60]