Marvel Hasbro Legends Series Kang the Conqueror, Ant-Man & the Wasp: Quantumania Legends Action Figures, 6”

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Expert Marksman: Kang was an expert marksman. He was able to accurately shoot thousands of Freedom Fighters without missing. He even managed to blast Janet van Dyne out of the air, despite her being shrunk down and a significant distance away from him.

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 This is where things get really complicated. Another Nathaniel Richards — who was born on Earth-616 — traveled through time to Earth-6311 and is credited with bringing peace to that planet. The Nathaniel Richards of Earth-616 is also known as The Benefactor, which is how we'll refer to him going forward. Celestium: Kang established a citadel in the city of Axia as his base of operations in the Quantum Realm.This set up an interesting juxtaposition between Kang and the titular hero of the movie, Ant-Man. “You know Kang is a character who is not going to be derailed by Scott Lang’s joking about things,” Reed continues. “He’s a man of very few words, if Kang says something he means it. That was exciting to us just putting those two energies up against each other.”

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. Kang then begun telekinetically torturing Lang, threatening to trap him in an infinite loop of watching Cassie die over and over, until Scott would beg Kang to kill him for good. Scott was visibly afraid of that, and when Cassie tried to tell her father not to listen to the threats, Kang turned his attention to Cassie and began torturing her as well. Kang gave Scott a choice of whether he wanted his daughter to live or die, threatening to break her, until Scott eventually accepted the deal with Kang. He then let both him and Cassie out their cells, and as Scott demanded him to not hurt his daughter again, Kang replied that he must bring him what he wanted. [2] Retrieving the Core [ ]Kang the Conqueror's Armor: Kang possessed a neuro-kinetic suit of armor that provided him with numerous abilities that he used throughout his conquest of the Multiverse and later while ruling his empire in the Quantum Realm. Let me make this easy for you. You will bring me what I need or I will kill your daughter in front of you, then make you relive that moment over and over again in time, endlessly, until you beg me to kill you. Do we understand?" ―Kang the Conqueror to Ant-Man [src] And finally, a character who has never had her own action figure: Jocasta, the Bride of Ultron. This is a character that I wish came out two decades ago so we could have had her vac-metallized, but I think she looks pretty cool nonetheless. Definitely a figure that deserves a spot filling in my Avengers roster on my shelf! Kang opens a portal to the Multiversal Engine Core The armor gave Kang the ability to create blue portals to wherever he chooses. He created a portal to the Multiversal Engine Core directly so that Ant-Man could help him shrink and retrieve the core for him. Force-Field Generation: The armor allowed Kang to create blue force-fields, which could temporarily withstand large swarms of enemies such as technologically advanced ants or intense explosions such as the enlarging of his Multiversal Engine Core to massive proportions.