Marvel's Spider - Man 2 offers a wide array of amazing suits for fans. One standout is the Superior Suit, inspired by the highly - praised Superior Spider - Man comic series from Marvel in 2013. It vividly brings the unique design and charm of the beloved character to life. Hot Toys is thrilled to add this Peter Parker (Superior Suit) Sixth Scale Collectible Figure to the Marvel’s Spider - Man 2 collection, giving you more stylish display options! This game - inspired Spider - Man action figure has a newly - crafted masked head with two pairs of interchangeable eye pieces, enabling various expressions. Its highly - poseable body allows for dynamic stances. The meticulously - tailored red and black superior suit features asymmetric patterns and a black spider emblem. Newly - designed metallic red spider pincers offer great articulation. It also comes with webbing accessories, hands in different gestures, and a display stand. The Peter Parker (Superior Suit) Sixth Scale Figure boasts an authentic and detailed look of Peter Parker in the game. It's about 30cm tall, has over 30 points of articulation, ten interchangeable hands with cobweb patterns and claws, a red and black superior suit with black trims, web patterns, and a chest spider emblem, four metallic red highly - articulated spider pincers, six strings of webbing accessories in different shapes and lengths, and a specially - designed dynamic figure stand with the game logo and character nameplate.
Using this Spider - Man figure is easy and fun. You can change the eye pieces on the masked head to create different looks for your figure. Adjust the highly - poseable body into various dynamic poses like swinging or fighting. Attach the webbing accessories to add a more action - packed feel. When it comes to the hands, you can choose the ones that fit the pose you want. Place the figure on the display stand with the game logo and character nameplate to show it off. Here are some important notes. Be gentle when changing the eye pieces and hands to avoid any damage. Don't force the articulation points too much as it may break the joints. For maintenance, keep the figure in a dry and dust - free place. If it gets dirty, you can use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe it. Avoid using any harsh chemicals as they might damage the paint or the material of the figure.
