Iron Man: The Armored Avenger
Iron Man: The Armored Avenger is a toy line manufactured by Hasbro, composed mainly of 33⁄4" scale action figures but will also feature a line of 6" figures. This is a continuation of the Iron Man 2 toy line under a different name, due to the company no longer marketing the film. Like the previous line, it will include a mix of movie-based, comic-based, and concept figures.
The line falls under Hasbro's "Avengers Assemble" marketing banner, which will also include the Thor: The Mighty Avenger and Captain America: The First Avenger toy lines, both of which are based on their upcoming films.
Action Figures - 6" Legends Series
This is a line of 6" figures designed to fit with the Marvel Legends toy line which is being relaunched in 2012.
Wave 1 - February 2011
| Type | Figure | Description | Accessories |
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| Concept | Hulkbuster Iron Man | re-paint of Subterranean Armor form Iron Man 6" line | heavy artillery launcher / helmet |
| Movie | Iron Man Mark VI | re-release of figure from Iron Man 2 6" line | launching missile / replaceable hands |
| Comic | Titanium Man | Modern version. Final release of figure from 2008's cancelled Iron Man: Hall of Armor toy line | double missile launcher |
| Movie | War Machine | re-release of figure from Iron Man 2 6" line | snap-on weapons / 4 replaceable hands |
Wave 2 - March 2011
| Type | Figure | Description | Accessories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comic | Crimson Dynamo | Valentin Shatalov's armor. Final release of figure from 2008's cancelled Iron Man: Hall of Armor toy line | launching missile |
| Concept | Iron Man | blue & red stealth armor (Mark IV repaint) | launching missile |
| Concept | Iron Man (Mark V) | black & gold armor | transport case |
| Comic | War Machine | Initiative armor | launching missile |
Wave 3 - TBD 2011
| Type | Figure | Description | Accessories |
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| Comic | Iron Man | Neo Classic Armor - Released in the Return of Marvel Legends line | launching missile |
| Concept | Iron Man | Racing Armor | launching missile |
| Comic | Iron Man | Extremis Armor - Released in the Return of Marvel Legends line |
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