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This article is about the action figure line. For the animated television show, see The Super Hero Squad Show. For the video game, see Marvel Super Hero Squad (video game).
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Marvel Super Hero Squad is an action figure line marketed by Hasbro beginning in 2006. The line features 2-inch (51 mm) scale replicas of comic book heroes from the Marvel Comics universe. Each figure is portrayed in a cartoonish super-deformed-style. The line was designed for younger collectors but has become a hit with fans of all ages despite the "for ages 3 and up" category status. Marketed initially as four two-packs per wave, Super Hero Squad has branched out to include larger multi-packs, vehicles, and mega-packs containing larger characters in scale with the 2-inch (51 mm) line.

An animated series, The Super Hero Squad Show, based on the toy line premiered in the United States on Cartoon Network in September 2009.

Marvel Super Hero Squad Two-Packs

Wave 1

Wave 2

Wave 3

Wave 4

Wave 5

^a Wave 5 was released as two waves (Wave 5 and 6), however, as the waves were released simultaneously in October 2007, distributors later grouped them together and released the following set as Wave 6.

Wave 6

Wave 7

Wave 8

Wave 9

Wave 10

^b Two different Wave 10 Two-Packs containing the "Skrull Soldier" were solicited to retailers at different times as containing either "Nick Fury" or "Blonde S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent". Both variations of this pack were produced and are now available at retailers; it is unclear at this time whether both are equally available or if either is a chase figure.

Wave 11

Wave 12

Wave 13

Wave 14

Wave 15

Wave 16

Wave 17

Wave 18

Wave 19

Wave 20

Wave 21

Wave 22

Wave 23

Single Packs

Easter Egg Packs

Spider-Man Super Hero Squad Two-Packs

Wave 1

(Movie costumes)

^c Also released as single packed figures.

Wave 2

(Movie/Ultimate Costumes)

^d Also released as a single packed figure.

Wave 3

(Movie costumes/Movie video game costumes)

Wave 4

(Movie costumes, but Black Cat, Mysterio, and Puma are comic book costumes)

Wave 5

(Movie/movie video game adaption costumes)

Spider-Man Single Packs

  • NOTE: The single packs were released only in the UK.

Hulk Super Hero Squad Two-Packs

Wave 1

Wave 2

Wave 3

Vehicles

Spider-Man Super Hero Squad Vehicles

  • Spider-Man (standing/open left hand) and Battle Truck
  • Spider-Man (standing/open right hand) and Spider Racer

Marvel Super Hero Squad Cruisers

Marvel Super Hero Squad Battle Vehicles

Marvel Super Hero Squad Mega Vehicle Playset

  • Mobile Command Center with Logan and motorcycle
  • Super Hero Headquarters with Iron Man

Playsets

Spider-Man Super Hero Squad Playsets

^h The Bank Heist Battleground was released in two versions, one with a silver car and one with a blue and red car.

Hulk Super Hero Squad Playsets

^i The Gamma Lab Adventure is a re-release of the Bank Heist Battleground playset, with Hulk replacing Doctor Octopus.

Marvel Super Hero Squad 3D Pop-Up Playsets

Note 1: The 3D Pop-Up Playsets are interconnectible.

Marvel Super Hero Squad Mega-Packs

Wave 1

Wave 2

Wave 3

Wave 4

  • NOTE: Wave 4 was cancelled.
  • NOTE: A Wave 5 was planned but was only rumored and was cancelled.

Boxed Sets

Marvel Super Hero Squad Five-Packs

Spider-Man Super Hero Squad Five-Packs

^l "Sand Pit Stand-Off" playset was originally planned to be exclusive to Toys 'R Us stores. However, due to poor sales of other TRU exclusive pieces, was not originally sold at TRU stores and instead was sold at Wal-Mart stores. Early versions can be found with the TRU exclusive sticker still on the packaging. Some shipments had another sticker placed over this identifier. Later shipments were seen at TRU stores.

Marvel Super Hero Squad Four-Packs

^m "City in Crisis" is the official name of the set according to Hasbro, however box art shows "Spider-Man Saves the Day" as the set name.

^n Not currently available.

Marvel Super Hero Squad Seven-Packs

Iron Man Super Hero Squad Four-Packs

Wolverine Super Hero Squad Four-Packs

Iron Man 2 Super Hero Squad Three-Packs

Thor Super Hero Squad Three-Packs

Captain America Super Hero Squad Three-Packs

Iron Man Super Hero Squad Three Packs

SDCC Exclusives

Hulk Super Hero Squad Box Set

^p "The Brawl That Shook The World" was a Toys R Us Exclusive set.

Collector's Packs

Note 1: All of the Collector's Packs are Toys R Us exclusives.

Note 2: Collector's Pack 3 is the first of the Collector's Packs to feature a figure in scale to the large figures featured in the Mega-Pack line.

Future releases

Outside the toyline

Marvel plans to expand the line outside of toys:

References

  1. Jay Cochran. "New Carded & Loosed Super Hero Squad Wave 5 Images". MarvelousNews.com. September 11, 2007
  2. Curto. "Hasbro: What's Next For Super Hero Squad?". CoolToyReview.com. June 4, 2008.
  3. THQ Inc. "THQ and Marvel Developing Super Hero Squad Game". SuperheroHype.com. May 8, 2008.
  4. Seijas, Casey. "‘Marvel Super Hero Squad’ Animated Series Heads To Cartoon Network". MTV.com. February 17, 2009.
  5. Brian Michael Bendis. "NEW AVENGERS #57". Marvel.com. 2009.
  6. THQ Inc. "THQ Announces Marvel Super Hero Squad Game". SuperheroHype.com. May 28, 2009.

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