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Hasbro Iron Man 2 Press Release
Posted on 01-26-2010 at 01:24 PM by Shin Densetsu under Marvel Toy News.
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Hasbro’s IRON MAN 2 Toys Blast into Stores Prior to Launch of Marvel’s Latest Highly Anticipated Movie

January 26, 2010 12:34 PM Eastern Time

PAWTUCKET, R.I.--(EON: Enhanced Online News/BUSINESSWIRE)--IRON MAN 2 rockets into theaters this spring after the fan-favorite Super Hero took the world by storm with his big screen debut two years ago. In 2010, Hasbro, Inc. (NYSE: HAS) recreates the exhilarating action from the most anticipated Super Hero film of the year with its explosive IRON MAN 2 toy line.

At the end of the original IRON MAN movie, TONY STARK reveals that he is IRON MAN. As fans await the premiere of the sequel, they too can take a turn at being like IRON MAN with three new role-play items. The new IRON MAN HELMET includes mission directives from Jarvis and a “slow release” visor that slides into place. Beyond donning the helmet, IRON MAN wannabes can strap on the IRON MAN 2 3-IN-1 REPULSOR, which is outfitted with projectiles, lights and sounds to replicate the Super Hero’s battles. To complete the fantasy makeover, kids can also attach the IRON MAN ARC CHEST LIGHT to their shirt.

For the first time ever, fans can control IRON MAN’s moves with the new R/C WALKING IRON MAN! The remote control allows boys to send IRON MAN walking forward across the floor and fire projectiles from his hands and shoulder rockets. Pressing his chest arc reactor engages other test modes, sounds, and familiar phrases. Available in the fall, this toy is destined to be high on boys’ lists for Santa.

The villain Ivan “WHIPLASH” Vanko joins both the movie series and the IRON MAN line of 3 ¾ inch action figures in 2010. The line also offers plenty of vehicles and playsets that recreate favorite moments from the movie.

Finally, ROCKET BOOST IRON MAN is designed to allow the youngest fans to participate in IRON MAN’s adventures. With an appearance that mimics the popular SUPER HERO SQUAD animated series, ROCKET BOOST IRON MAN is in 10.5 inch “chunky-type” figure that is suited to young kids’ hands. The toy features lights and sounds, a pop-up rocket pack as well as a flight mode and weapons mode.

A sample of Hasbro’s Iron Man 2 products available in 2010

IRON MAN 2 IRON MAN HELMET

(Approximate Retail Price: $34.99; Ages 5 & up; Available: Spring 2010)

In 2010, kids can slip on the IRON MAN 2 IRON MAN HELMET to hide their identity from their evil adversaries. The helmet is designed in IRON MAN’s signature style and features a variety of electronic lights and sounds, including data correspondence from JARVIS, his trusty computer companion. Fans will especially enjoy the helmet’s slow release visor that lends remarkable authenticity to this fun role-play toy.

IRON MAN 2 3-IN-1 REPULSOR GAUNTLET

(Approximate Retail Price: $14.99; Ages 4 & up; Available: Spring 2010)

Kids can also recreate the action and excitement of the IRON MAN 2 movie with the IRON MAN 2 3-IN-1 REPULSOR gauntlet! Fans can blast adversaries by firing projectiles from the gauntlet, which features lights and sounds.

IRON MAN 2 ARC CHEST LIGHT

(Approximate Retail Price: $6.99; Ages 4 & up; Available: Spring 2010)

As fans know, TONY STARK’s armored suit’s technology hinges on drawing its power from the one-of-a-kind arc reactor in his chest. Now, all kids can pretend to draw their IRON MAN role-playing energy from the light-up IRON MAN 2 ARC CHEST LIGHT, which features power-up sounds and easily clips onto shirts.

IRON MAN 2 RC WALKING IRON MAN

(Approximate Retail Price: $49.99; Ages 4 & up; Available: Fall 2010)

An IRON MAN action figure so technologically advanced that even STARK INDUSTRIES is jealous! The IRON MAN 2 RC WALKING IRON MAN figure is nearly as mobile and action-packed as his on-screen counterpart. Operated with a handheld remote control, this figure easily navigates forward across the floor or tabletop and is loaded with electronic lights, movie sounds, and projectiles that shoot from the figure’s arms and shoulder rockets!


IRON MAN 2 ROCKET BOOST IRON MAN

(Approximate Retail Price: $24.99; Ages 3 & up; Available: Spring 2010)

The IRON MAN 2 ROCKET BOOST IRON MAN is one of the largest IRON MAN figures Hasbro has introduced to date. Standing at an impressive 10 ½ inches tall and styled in a cute fashion, this kid-friendly figure is loaded with enough action-packed excitement to entertain a room full of children. With both a flight mode and weapons mode, the figure features a pop-up rocket pack, projectile-firing missiles, light-up eyes, an arc reactor chest light, and a repulsor gauntlet, all of which are sure to please any kid.

IRON MAN 2 3 ¾” MOVIE ACTION FIGURES

(Approximate Retail Price: $7.99; Ages 4 & up; Available: Spring 2010)

Recreate the action and excitement of the IRON MAN 2 movie with Hasbro’s all-new IRON MAN 2 3 ¾” MOVIE ACTION FIGURES. In 2010, the line will include 17 IRON MAN action figures, as well as five supporting characters and villains. And not only do the figures feature excellent articulation, they also include a display stand and collectible “Armor Cards.” Each set of cards displays different parts of an IRON MAN suit - by overlaying the cards on each other, fans can create more than 46 different suits of armor!

IRON MAN 2 ROLLING BATTLE HEADQUARTERS

(Approximate Retail Price: $34.99; Ages 4 & up; Available: Fall 2010)

Even IRON MAN must restock supplies and examine reconnaissance data while flying around protecting the Earth, and that is what makes the IRON MAN 2 ROLLING BATTLE HEADQUARTERS such a great addition to the toy line in 2010. The playset clamshells open to reveal a wide array of features, including electronic lights and sounds, a projectile-firing Gatling gun, and a light-up computer monitor where kids can display their collectible “Armor Cards.” The vehicle comes with a figure, armor accessories and three “Armor Cards.”

About Marvel Entertainment, LLC

Marvel Entertainment, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Walt Disney Company, is one of the world's most prominent character-based entertainment companies, built on a proven library of over 5,000 characters featured in a variety of media over seventy years. Marvel utilizes its character franchises in licensing, entertainment (via Marvel Studios and Marvel Animation) and publishing (via Marvel Comics). Marvel's strategy is to leverage its franchises in a growing array of opportunities around the world, including feature films, consumer products, toys, video games, animated television, direct-to-DVD and online. For more information visit www.marvel.com.

About HASBRO

Hasbro, Inc. (NYSE:HAS) is a worldwide leader in children’s and family leisure time products and services with a rich portfolio of brands and entertainment properties that provides some of the highest quality and most recognizable play and recreational experiences in the world. As a brand-driven, consumer-focused global company, Hasbro brings to market a range of toys, games and licensed products, from traditional to high-tech and digital, under such powerful brand names as TRANSFORMERS, PLAYSKOOL, TONKA, MILTON BRADLEY, PARKER BROTHERS, CRANIUM and WIZARDS OF THE COAST. Come see how we inspire play through our brands at http://www.hasbro.com <http://www.hasbro.com/> . (C) 2009 Hasbro, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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trebleshot:
Well, I know my daughter's going to love playing with the Repuslor when Daddy goes toy-hunting. She loves the Transformer blaster arm toys, especially the ROTF Bumblebee version.

If there's a War Machine version in the works, I might actually buy one for once.
scarecrow:
This is awesome, but I have no idea how Hasbro can forgive themselves for this:

"In 2010, the line will include 17 IRON MAN action figures, as well as five supporting characters and villains."

It's just so blatant
Shin Densetsu:
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This is awesome, but I have no idea how Hasbro can forgive themselves for this:

"In 2010, the line will include 17 IRON MAN action figures, as well as five supporting characters and villains."

It's just so blatant
In any case, hopefully it's 17 different, relevant armors. Terrible that the supporting characters and villains got shafted. BAD.
decepticon_mark:
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In any case, hopefully it's 17 different, relevant armors. Terrible that the supporting characters and villains got shafted. BAD.
True BUT if it's done right we finally are getting a playset/vechicle for the Marvel figures in the 3.75 scale.
scarecrow:
I can't remember, did we confirm that they had comic accurate Iron Man figures accompanying the movie versions like XMO:W?

Cause they could do a lot in that case. Hopefully we'll get a true Silver Centurion soon.
ludovicotek:
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I can't remember, did we confirm that they had comic accurate Iron Man figures accompanying the movie versions like XMO:W?

Cause they could do a lot in that case. Hopefully we'll get a true Silver Centurion soon.
Yup. They are doing comic versions just like XMO:W. Not sure exactly how many villains or supporting characters will be done in this manner, though.
ludovicotek:
IRON MAN 2 ROLLING BATTLE HEADQUARTERS

(Approximate Retail Price: $34.99; Ages 4 & up; Available: Fall 2010)

Even IRON MAN must restock supplies and examine reconnaissance data while flying around protecting the Earth, and that is what makes the IRON MAN 2 ROLLING BATTLE HEADQUARTERS such a great addition to the toy line in 2010. The playset clamshells open to reveal a wide array of features, including electronic lights and sounds, a projectile-firing Gatling gun, and a light-up computer monitor where kids can display their collectible “Armor Cards.” The vehicle comes with a figure, armor accessories and three “Armor Cards.”


From the description given I picture something similar to G1 Optimus Prime's trailer, only bigger. Could be cool.
RedHeadKevin:
Sounds like Hasbro's found a way to use all those GI Joe PIT's that no one bought.
nomad1632:
I cant wait for the 3 3/4 scale figures their gonna be great to collect and display and the new armors are gonna be sweet hope we get more images soon, and a official release date...I bet those hammer drones will make great army builders too!
Evantainment:
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Sounds like Hasbro's found a way to use all those GI Joe PIT's that no one bought.
LOL. I'm looking forward to this playset. Finally a place for all the Marvel toys to hang out.
Tarquinius:
Wow this is cool. That playset though....I think their is like 10 ways to make it eh.....3 ways to make it cool and maybe only 1 to make it awesome....So here's to hoping Hasbro pulls through.

Would anybody be pissed if that figure that comes with it is a Tony Stark figure?


Ok so 17 figures

Comic Series -

Iron Man (Mark I)
Iron Man (Blast Off)
Iron Man (Stealth Operations)
Crimson Dynamo
War Machine

Movie Series -

Iron Man (Mark I)
Iron Man (Mark II)
Iron Man (Mark III)
Iron Monger

Concept Series -

Iron Man (Deep Armor Dive Armor)
Iron Man (Hypervelocity Armor)
Iron Man (Power Assault Armor)

So we already know 12 of them
9 of which are Iron Man suits,
3 which are others (War Machine, Crimson Dynamo and Iron Monger) and beyond we know Whiplash.

So that leaves about 8 more Iron Main suits and 1 more Villian/other (17 IM suits and 5 other right?)


GUESSES?!?!.
ZeoVGM:
17 Iron Man figures. 5 other figures. So that's 22 figures.

Yet: Marvel News Reviews Images and more - MarvelousNews.com

See the figure number? 26. Maybe they're not counting the Concept Series figures where are #4-6 and #17. It would add up.
Tarquinius:
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17 Iron Man figures. 5 other figures. So that's 22 figures.

Yet: Marvel News Reviews Images and more - MarvelousNews.com

See the figure number? 26. Maybe they're not counting the Concept Series figures where are #4-6 and #17. It would add up.
Wow!

That's really interesting. Hmmm it could be that. You think the playset is "numbered"?'

BTW Crimson Dynamo is 25, Stealth is 24, Warmachine is 23 and Iron Man Mark 1 (comic) is 22. So probably 22-26 is the comic series.

So I guess what...17-21 ish is the unknown?
ZeoVGM:
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Wow!

That's really interesting. Hmmm it could be that. You think the playset is "numbered"?'

BTW Crimson Dynamo is 25, Stealth is 24, Warmachine is 23 and Iron Man Mark 1 (comic) is 22. So probably 22-26 is the comic series.

So I guess what...17-21 ish is the unknown?
I think I saw somewhere that the Inferno Armor was #17, which would make it 4 Concept Armors and then the math would add up. I forgot where I saw it though.
ZeoVGM:
Actually, I found it! This is from ToyArk, but I can't find the news post:



First one in the second row is the Inferno Mission Armor (I think that's what it says). That was the name of a previously announced Concept Series one and that seems to be what the card says.
Snowflakian:
Comic Line -
War Machine
Crimson Dynamo
Blast off Ironman
Classic Stealth Ironman
Mk I Comic Version

Movie Line-
Mk I
Mk II
Mk III
Mk IV
Mk V
Mk VI
Iron Monger
War Machine
Enemy Drones
Whiplash (unshown as yet)
Tony Stark (presumably since the 6'' line isn't mentioned as returning)
(I forgot which ones were the red silvers, so I left those off for now)

Concept Armor Series-
Deep Sea Armor
Hyper Velocity Armor

Deluxe Series (these come with all sorts of snap on weaponry that bulk the figure up even moreso than the normal accessories)-
Ironman (forgot name but uses one of the red and silver torsos in red and gold. Power Assault armor?)
Ironman (forgot Name)


So that's 20 plus or minus 2 Not counting playsets or vehicles, or repaints. (except for the stealth one)
Also Not counting the concept armors that look like they were from the 6'' line, but they may be downsized to fit too. So that leaves an open slot of 7 armors or people if the count is already at 26.
Here's hoping for a Rhodey to go with stark!

The red and silvers may be the mk IV - VI so no clue there either (at least 2 of em as shown previously on in packaged figures, we know the MK V or VI is red and silver, maybe both, the MK IV is a red and gold armor).



Inferno armor is rumored, so that puts us at 21.

So the question remains, who are the last 5 figures?
I'd assume a Justin Hammer of some kind potentially in the movie line, Rescue in the comic line (PLEASE MAKE IT SO!), Movie black Widow, and maybe more drone repaints (Since the minimates seem to have 3 different kinds or so) or removable mask James Rhodes (stark repaint?). Though honestly those last 3 slots could be anyone or armor. Most of the ironman armors just swap a few parts anyway, like power assault, and movie war machine's gloves, etc. Probably a red and gold war machine repaint too. The mold use is very well done for the few bits of part repitition. It's barely noticeable on the photos unless you compare them flat out detail to detail.

I'm hoping on Rescue, since she's in the stark dissassembled storyline and before it just like the classic armor was reused in that storyline that's in this line instead of extremis, like how the XMO wolverine toyline seemed to pick randomly around the same timeline. Though that was hit or miss too, but they did include the muramasa blade with brown suit wolvy just like the comic Wolverine Origins had, and they used astonishing Cyclops like the comic W: Origins had, and even the wolverine two pack with colossus is from New X-Men/Recent Uncanny X-Men. Movie Black Widow also seems like a no brainer though especially since her comic version will be in MU.

It'd be nice if they extend the comic line to include more baddies though. Like Madame Masque, Titanium Man, the other Dynamo armor, among more! Heck even Stiltman, Beetle, or iron patriot! (Or whatever other rogues can be dredged up, or are being used in the stark dissassembled storyline.)
AFAIK, the only one off the table entirely right now is Mandarin, since he's presumably in Ironman 3 or 4 as Favreau has hinted at.

Do they count war machine as an armor or a supporting character?
Cause with my list, I'm 2 short of the Ironman 17 armors without him included. (Counting removable helmet stark, and Inferno Mission Armor. Though I didn't count the obligatory red and gold war machine either, or any concept armors I can't remember either.)
Tarquinius:
LOL lots of good questions. I think we have to also think about the timeline for XMO: W last year. If I remember correctly Colossus and a few other toys were announced in the summer/SDCC. So it is entirely possible that this is just the batch they are starting us with and others like Rescue could come later on.

For WarMachine, I've always thought that because 1) he is piloted by Rhodey 2) because aestethically his suit doesn't possess that power cell in the middle that I think they may consider him a side character? What would really help us to tell would be to see the card excerpt on the back and see if they mention Rhodey.

Speaking of Warmachine, in that picture above posted by Zeo, it shows two Warmachines......bottom row last two.
Tarquinius:
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Actually, I found it! This is from ToyArk, but I can't find the news post:



First one in the second row is the Inferno Mission Armor (I think that's what it says). That was the name of a previously announced Concept Series one and that seems to be what the card says.
Also what is that in the center square (lol feel like I'm playing hollywood squares here...).

I don't specifically remember that one, is that Silver Cent?

EDIT: Just looked at it resized. I believe it says Mark V. So........I guess it could be a Silver Cent.....
Kluster Bombs:
Well these have been found by Nirvana from Hisstank. He found them at TRU in Dallas, TX. Also found at TRU in Houston from another person from FWOOSH!.

Comic Series Case:
4 Classic Iron Man
2 Stealth Iron Man
2 War Machine
2 Crimson Dynamo
2 Iron Man Mark I

The hunt is on!!!
Snowflakian:
there are two war machines in the line up.

Comic Series, and Movie Series.
Movie Series does have an arc generator in the chest, but it's covered by plating.

Like wolverine, expect the comic series to hit first followed by movie 2 figures close to a month or so prior to movie release. So we may see any movie 1 figures in this scale prior. But who knows.

For now it seems that the comic series cases are first.
Which is great for me, cause all I really want right now is war machine and dynamo.

The one thing I'm really hoping on, is they do the same as XMO:Wolverine.
Which used mostly costumes from the current wolverine origins arc, right before teh daken reveal.
They also included the colossus from the same time frame in the two pack, then a classic one single carded. Cyclops was the same as from his Origins appearance trying to keep the muramasa blade from daken. The brown suit wolvy was mostly shown in origins.

Most of the IM comic series is from the current IM story of stark disassembled, and his running from osborn. Classic armor, classic dynamo, the mk I. And then the obligatory classic war machine, and stealth repaint which wasn't in the storyline (similiar to colossus and iceman in XMO).

So maybe we'll get the War Machine V2(has a chest beam), or V3 (alien armor) later? Or even the V4 and V5(initiative and cyborg rhodes both have chest beams) in the comic series.
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