Hasbro Marvel Legends Series 1 Marvel’s Toad, F34425L0, Multicolor

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Heavy retool and redeco of the MCU Iron Monger figure with a new head, hands, wings, accessories and patriotic color scheme Sniper rifle, shoulder strap, pistol, silenced pistol, 2 blast effect pieces, 2 smoke effect pieces and alternate hands NOTE: The translucent variants of both Human Torch and Invisible Woman were available in a stand-alone variant gift set.

Toad appears as a playable character in Lego Marvel Super Heroes, voiced by Greg Cipes. This version is a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants. For 20 years, the Marvel Legends Series has brought the iconic characters and storylines of the Marvel Universe to fans worldwide. To celebrate the 2002 Toy Biz debut release, Marvel Legends proudly presents the 20th Anniversary Series 1, featuring Captain America, Iron Man, Hulk, and Toad! Sometime later, Toad began to study the Stranger's technology, becoming familiar with it. He used the Stranger's alien technology to menace the Avengers. [10] He even attempted to kill the Angel in a castle outfitted with traps by Arcade. However, he instead turned the castle into an amusement park and became its caretaker. [11] Toad was eventually ejected from the castle by Doctor Doom, and he became suicidal, realizing that he was too dependent on others to work alone. He met and was befriended by Spider-Man, and teamed with Spider-Kid and Frog-Man as the superhero adventurer team, the Misfits. [12] However, Toad suffered from constant depression. [13] A teenage incarnation of Toad named Todd Tolansky appears in X-Men: Evolution, voiced by Noel Fisher. [ citation needed] This version is a misguided delinquent and member of the Brotherhood of Bayville who has a Brooklyn accent and a rivalry with former classmate Nightcrawler. In a flash-forward depicted in the two-part series finale "Ascension", Toad and his fellow Brotherhood members have reformed and joined S.H.I.E.L.D. Alternate unmasked head, alternate hands, wrist-mounted missiles and alternate wrist and hand attachmentsRetool of the Hasbro Pulse exclusive Wolverine with a new unmasked head, pinless limbs and accessories A young Toad appears in X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014), portrayed by Evan Jonigkeit. In an interview, Jonigkeit stated, "I read a lot of the comic books. I found out the storyline of my character... X-Men fans will know that Ray Park played him in the first movie, so it's a generation story of how he came to be. It's really cool." [55] He was formerly an American G.I. who is nearly taken into custody by Bolivar Trask as part of his anti-mutant efforts before he is rescued by Mystique and gets a job at a diner. Toad appears as a boss in Marvel: Avengers Alliance. [ citation needed] This version is a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.

In 2016, 12-inch Legends returned effectively reviving the concept of the Icons line in all but name. The figures are more expensive and are therefore aimed at a more adult collector market. Toad has later seen rioting in San Francisco, angry about the fact that mutants have been forbidden to mate with each other to prevent new mutant births. Toad is faced by Cyclops and defeated. [23] He is later seen being carried by Trance and Dragoness, who are being pursued by H.A.M.M.E.R. agents. [24] After the battle is over, Toad is seen together with Dragoness and Avalanche living on the X-Men's new Utopia Homebase. [25] Second Coming [ edit ]Superhuman lung strength; can expel strong gusts of air from his lungs and stay underwater for longer periods of time than a normal human When Hasbro announced a series of 20 th Anniversary figures, everyone knew that meant that Toad would finally be coming. In many many ways, he’d be getting his first ever actual Marvel Legends figure. Well, he’s here. Is he good? Mortimer Toynbee was born in York, England, and was soon after abandoned by his parents and spent many years in an orphanage, where he was constantly tormented by other children due to his ugliness and strangely shaped body (as his mutant appearance was present from birth). He was considered to be mentally inferior due to his extreme shyness and mild learning disabilities during his primary school years, though he was actually quite intelligent. He dropped out at an extremely early age and decided to fend for himself. Based on years of abuse and knowing full well he was a freak, Mortimer developed a severe inferiority complex, becoming servile to anyone that showed him the slightest bit of affection. Years later, still struggling with depression, Toad was captured by Prosh, along with Iceman, Jean Grey and Mystique as part of a time-hopping plan to stop a global threat. Toad learned that his deformed body was the result of experimentation by Juggernaut's father, Kurt Marko, at Alamogordo, New Mexico, which left Toad with an unstable genetic structure. The Stranger's equipment corrected his genetic flaws, resulting in an almost complete metamorphosis: Toad had a taller and slimmer appearance and had his powers augmented. Among the most notable changes was a prehensile tongue. Though his change improved his self-esteem, Toad continued to live life without direction. He joined several more incarnations of the Brotherhood of Mutants, none of which lasted for long.