[Trivial Psychic]

I brought this up over in the 6" Legends thread, but I figured I'd mention it here, since questions about the 3.75/6 inches scale keeps coming up, and I'm gonna put myself out there on a limb and say that these are of the smaller variety.

The box appears to have been placed right next to a 1/4" scale statue of Ryu that is supposed to come out in the near future. (You can see the reflection of the foot and leg in the glass case behind the figure, with Ryu's foot just barely peeking in the corner of the shot.)

Here is a link to the statue in question.

https://www.kotaku.com.au/2016/04/da...t-you-can-buy/

If that is indeed the statue, the statue when completed would stand around 18 inches tall, meaning that the box or the figures don't quite scale up to it properly in order to be of 6 inch scale.

If these figures are not 3.75", it is possible that they could be of a different scale altogether, like the animated 7POA GoTG and Spider-Man animated figures.

Some other signs that these might be of the 3.75 scale variety include the appearance of MegaMan's articulation not featuring an ab crunch, a lack of double jointed arms and knees consistent with 6 inch Legends (it appears to be on a swivel,) and the Iron Man appearing to be a re-issue of one of the older 3.75 movie figures. Much of the articulation that we can see appears to be more consistent with the smaller line.

Another poster on the thread also mentioned that the pegholder tab on the box is another giveaway, as the Iron Man's head could very easily fit into it, which is not possible for the 6 inch Legends figure. Most pegholder tabs shaped like this tend to be a one size fits all gig, so it could be the most damning piece of evidence next to the Ryu statue.

Also, I should make a note that most of the 6 inch Marvel Legends double and triple packed figures tend to not have built in hanger tabs on the box. Due to the weight of the packages, along with the fact that they are meant to be collector friendly, they are usually meant to be and are displayed on shelves. Should a store decide they wish to hang them, they will usually apply their own, stick on tabs.

Nothing I'm saying is set in stone, but I really do believe that these are more in line with Marvel UNIVERSE figures, and not Marvel LEGENDS. Curse Hasbro for changing the Universe name to their most popular brand's name, as all it's done is cause confusion down the line.