[Joe Moore]

Hero Mashers - Star Wars, Marvel, and Jurassic World

[jeff117]

It's sad to see that this is the first format we get to see kanan and zeb in "fully articulated" form.

[astrakhan]

That second picture is the first time I've liked the "bunch of random colors" approach of some of the combos. It looks a lot like the Super-Adaptoid switching between various heroes.

[Snowflakian]

I am definitely going to pick up that Ultron one.

Still need to pick up a venom and ghost rider actually too. (Circle of four combined mode!)
For 3.75'' displays, some mashers do come in handy. Now if only they'd do a sentinel and nimrod two pack one.

[Jmacq1]

I've been sorely tempted by some Mashers, particularly the Transformers ones (that tend to be great representations of their classic toon forms), and a few of the Marvel ones. The just look...fun.

Those Jurassic World Mashers are kind of surprisingly awesome-looking, too.

[juggernaut209]

I like that Ultron, but I'll wait to see what they do with a Legends version first.

[Openchallenge]

Is it just me or does captain America look like he's mad at Elizabeth Montgomery and Agnes Moorehead for using magic in front of his boss?

[Skoob]

Cap's face sculpt reminds me of Marty Feldman...

[braxthunder]

I started looking at the pics of the Star Wars figures carefully. They have changed a few things. I circles the areas in question, correct me if I'm wrong. It looks like they could have possibly added extra articulation. Look at the joints, they are different from all the Marvel/ Transformers figures. It could just be a new way they are molding the Star Wars figures or just prototypes. I'm curious.

Ignore the highlights around the boot ports, that's standard.