Hasbro pulled off a whopper of a surprise this week when they totally unexpectedly revealed a never-before-teased wave of Marvel Legends figures: the Disney+ Marvel Legends Khonshu Series is now up for order! One of the more eclectic sets that we’ve ever seen, the wave will give fans more Marvel Zombies, an animated Howard the Duck (with disembodied head Scott Lang!), an intimidating skull-headed Khonshu Build-A-Figure and more!

Individual Figure Links:
Zombie Iron Man ► EE ► Amazon
Zombie Scarlet Witch ►EE ► Amazon
Red Skull ► EE ►
Howard the Duck & Scott Lang Head ► EE ► Amazon 
He Who Remains ► EE ► Amazon 
Classic Loki ► EE ► Amazon 
Agent Jimmy Woo ► EE ► Amazon 

The case ratios for the Khonshu Marvel Legends Disney+ Series are as follows:
(2) Zombie Iron Man [What If…?]
(1) Zombie Scarlet Witch [What If…?]
(1) Howard the Duck [What If…?]
(1) Red Skull [What If…?]
(1) Classic Loki [Loki]
(1) He Who Remains [Loki]
(1) Agent Jimmy Woo [WandaVision]
Build-A-Figure: Khonshu [Moon Knight]

Zombie Tony Stark is both the only double-packed figure in the wave and the only figure without a Khonshu BAF piece. That makes sense to me, as this is the figure most likely to appeal to casual fans who might not take an interest in any other character in the wave.

Let’s have a look at each individual figure in the set…

Zombie Wanda got a Funko POP last year, which I sort of expected would be her sole toy representation. I’m glad it’s not, as she was easily the most powerful and memorable of the Marvel Zombies in that episode.

Although she’s primarily made of existing tooling, Marvel Legends Zombie Scarlet Witch comes with an all-new torn and tattered coat, as well as
crazy, floating hair. She also gets some old pink magic effects. This might be my favorite figure in this whole wave.

By comparison, Zombie Iron Man is a bit disappointing. He has a grotesque new zombie head and a piece of his rib cage exposed through his torso armor, but he definitely doesn’t have as many gnarled or interesting details as Zombie Captain America (who was an all-new mold) did. The only other bone sticking out is under a forearm in a hard-to-see place, and the “dirt” deco on the mostly reused armor mold looks unconvincing. This Zombie Tony Stark just feels underwhelming.

Howard the Duck will garner a lot of interest due to being a rarely-done figure, but he’s also a bit disappointing due to a dearth of articulation including no lower body articulation. Howard will come with Scott Lang’s head in a jar from the Zombies episode, which is a fun add-on that’s a mite illogical since it’s from a different episode entirely (Howard was in the T’Challa Star-Lord episode and doesn’t appear in the Marvel Zombies episode).

Rounding out this wave’s What If? Characters, we get Red Skull from the series premiere featuring Captain Carter. Red Skull uses the SDCC 2018 exclusive’s body, which will be nice for those who missed that set containing Red Skull and the life-size Tesseract (one of my favorite Marvel Legends prop replicas).

After appearing in both Ant-Man movies and WandaVision, Agent Jimmy Woo is now getting his first (and most likely only ever) mass release action figure. I think the swap-out “card trick” hand is neat, but I think the Randall Park actor likeness is somewhat lacking.

Classic Loki gives us a fan-favorite variant of Loki with two awesome heads (the melancholy one is my preference) and cool spell effects, and a decent Richard Grant likeness. I really dig this, but I think it’s a crime we don’t have Marvel Legends Kid Loki and Crocodile Loki yet.

Finally, the last single-packed figure in the series is He Who Remains. This figure looks nice and will include an all-important green apple accessory. This isn’t exactly a thrilling character to pose, but given his importance in Loki and his chilling performance, I think this will be a popular release with hardcore fans.

Oddly enough, the sole representative from the Disney+ Moon Knight series is the Build-A-Figure: Khonshu. He’s a huge all-new figure that’s over 8.5” tall and loaded with (pin-less) articulation. The long crescent staff looks deadly, and the novelty of his floating skull being held up by a translucent neck post is pretty cool. I think this is a worthy build-a-figure to help drive sales of the series as a whole.

Marvel Legends Disney+ Series 4 is now up for order and is scheduled for release in 2023. What do you think of this assortment, Marvel collectors? Are there still characters missing from prior Disney+ shows you want to see represented in ML 6” form, and what figure(s) will you be picking up from this wave?