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what you need to know
this is a ten pack that was made exclusive just for toys r us. it has three figures that are special. the venom included has an changable head with tounge which was only previously availible by mail order in canada.the ultimate green goblin is a total exclusive , you will not find this figure anywhere else, note that it is not the green goblin from earlier packs this green goblin is from the "ultimate spiderman" comic book line and not the one that throws pumpkins. mr.fantastic is the last exclusive in the lot he comes with two bendable arms you can attach, right now i beleive there is a two pack with the human torch and mr.fantastic coming soon so it will not be that much of a hard character to find again.

line up :
silver surfer *board*
battle damage dare devil *two sticks*
ultimate spiderman *web line + no web on costume*
thing *not suit with the 4 symbol*
new wolverine *not gajiin*
iron man *yellow and red suit*
ultimate green goblin *total exclusive*
venom *second head with toung*
mr.fantastic *two arms*
ghost rider *chain*

that is what you are getting so that your not confused when buying what your actually getting.

most of the set for people who collect them will find that they have most if not all the figures with exception to the exclusives of the set, for those brand new or want to start this is a great way and a great gift. i collect and i bought this due to the exclusive.

Either there's another multipack out there..
Either there's another multipack out there that's very similar, or this isn't quite what's listed.

I received a ten-pack that I'm told was ordered here, but the line-up was a little different - instead of black Spidey, battle damaged Spidey and Dr Doom I got Venom, Ghost Rider, Mr Fantastic, and New Wolverine. It included two extra arms for Mr Fantastic, a chain for Ghost Rider, an extra head for Venom, extra hair for Iron Man, clubs for Daredevil and a web-strand for Ultimate Spiderman. Box dimensions are 8.5 x 7.5 x 1.5.

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Very Good Set
The set contains everything in the description with the exception of black Spider-Man. Instead, it contains Venom w/ tongue (and interchangeable head) which was only available in Canada before this. Overall good set. I reccomend it. ... Read more

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Fine Figure, Suffers from Accessories
This is the "Batman Begins" line's obligatory Bruce Wayne figure.It depicts (I suppose) Bruce's training as a ninja to be Batman.

The figure itself is very nice.It has the 10 points of articulation which appears to be standard for this line, which, as I said before, is less than I hoped for but not crowded.Paint is okay, especially in the detail work (Bruce's eyes), although I noticed at least three flaws in mine.The sculpting is good, especially Bruce's face.

The accessories are where real points are lost here.Bruce comes with gear to make him both a ninja and Batman.The ninja gear consists of two, for lack of a better term, "shoulder gauntlets," a sword that clips to his right forearm, and a ninja mask.The sword is all right, but I had some trouble getting the shoulder gauntlets to stay on and they could be lost easily.The ninja mask is not made of plastic, but a soft rubber.I suppose this was the only way to do it, but it looks prone to tearing.As for the Batman gear, it's a one piece cape, cowl, chestpiece, and belt assembly like we're used to.This, however, is not of hard plastic, but of that same rubber material as the ninja mask.This, more so than the ninja mask, worries me in terms of tearing, and I can just see an overzealous child tearing it and having a fit.So, be careful with it, PLEASE!This brings it down in durability marks in conjunction with the ninja mask.The paint on the Batman piece is a tad sloppy as well.

Overall, one of the line's definite must-haves for the collector.Children will probably want this too, and I stress again to be careful when using the masks.It is, however, a decent figure, and certainly one of the better Bruce Waynes to come along. ... Read more

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THIS EMU ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This Trunks is Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeealllllllly rocks. I got it 4 Christmas and couldn't put it down (if you get it you should also get SS Vegeta in Sayain armor). He can bend in a lot of places, but at first you have to bend his hinges to loosen them up. If you're a DBZ fan, like me, I highly reccomend you get this toy!!! ... Read more

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Good Pokemon, Bad Design.
I was pretty displeased when I bought this toy.I have always really liked Absol, but this toy made Absol look really bad. The Razor Wind attack is really stinky, and Absol's knees sort of pull outward, giving it a scrawny appearance. Also, Absol should be much bigger. Its really tons larger than Mudkip. However, I must complimentAbsol for an accurate face. Mudkip is portrayed perfectly. It was well made with amazingly strong head- and tail-fins. I recommend this toy to Mudkip fans, though Absol fans might not like it unless Absol is seriously their favorite.

WAY TO SMALL!
i was very disappointed when i got this toy because for its price, its just to small! absol is only about 2 inches, and mudkip is only about an inch. in the picture, it looked bigger.

Absol'sThe Best!
I think this is one of the best toys.I think it is becauseit has absol! One of my favorite pokemon. I also think absol fans would like this toy too! ... Read more

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Editorial Review

Since they first appeared as Fisher-Price action figures, Rescue Heroes have been heralded for their courage, cool under pressure, and non-violent problem-solving, earning an animated TV show and a subsequent line of videos. For example, Gil Gripper, sporting a detachable helmet connected to an oxygen hose, spends his days saving swimmers, sailors, and folks who've fallen out of capsized boats. He's assisted by Goggles, a watercraft that resembles a giant, green duck. Pressing a button propels Goggles forward to the sound of grinding gears and motors; it works pretty well as long as the flippers are all lined up properly. Required (and not included) are two AA batteries. --Andy Boynton ... Read more

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Editorial Review

It is poetic in a way that these figures of Bill and Marty, the only known DJs on Springfield’s KBBL radio station, are not compatible with other Simpsons’ "intellitronic" play sets. Because in the world of the Simpsons, these two would be completely out of place anywhere but the comfort of their own wacky morning show. Figures of Bill and Marty are included here (we hesitate to call them "action figures," since they don’t appear to get much exercise or sunlight), along with a set of the KBBL studio. When the guys have been placed in their designated spots, push a button to hear wince-inducing FM radio clichés like "Well, hot dog, we have a wiener!" and "Nobody rocks like Bill & Marty on KBBL!" As delightfully clueless as Bill and Marty are, the real star is the radio station set. It includes plenty of details that are sure to thrill faithful fans, including a play list calling for Mr. Funky and the Springfieldians. --Charlie Williams ... Read more

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Not One Of Your Better Playsets
Sure, It's Ideal for any die-hard simpsons fan, but these interactive environments usually interact with other simpsons figures.This one does not work with any figures except for the two that it comes with

for the price listed, why not?
I've got just about all of the Simpson's Interactive figures but I held off on purchasingBill and Marty until the price came down.Now that I've got them with the rest of the sets, I'm surprised that Amazon was able to keep them in stock for so long--their hillarious.

Simpsons Disc Jockeys get their own set!
While not a playmates product these figures have hilarious phrases and fit well with the other characters.Any Simpson's fan who works in or loves radio will appreciate this tongue in cheek set.Durability seems equal to Playmates sets. ... Read more

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sweet toy mind if i take one
this toy is sweet you know why because gogeta almost beat all the omega shenrons and he's like the king of all saiyans. ... Read more

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Not a jacket!
The picture is deceiving...it looks like a jacket is included but it is actually a vest. ... Read more

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All Baby Annabell products
I have ordered just about ever item that goes with Baby Annabell for my Granddaughters. I am so delighted! Not only was this doll cute, all the clothes and products that come with her are just perfect. I thank-you for the fast delivery and for such a great product for a little girl.

GOOD MORNING DELUXE SET
This sweet little set is addorable.my 2 year old daughter likes the booties and the sippy the best. ... Read more

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Could have been better.
The figurines look OK. Even the strangely-colored Batman seems so work. I do hate the absence of the stand, however. The toys would not stand on their own, and, because of the way the joints are made, they cannot be sat down either. ... Read more

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Editorial Review

Since they first appeared as Fisher-Price action figures, Rescue Heroes have been heralded for their courage, cool under pressure, and non-violent problem-solving, earning an animated TV show and a subsequent line of videos. For example, Jack Hammer, sporting a wide-eyed, happy-go-lucky expression, spends his days helping earthquake victims and rescuing folks caught in the rubble. He's assisted by C-Ment, a robot that, decked out in bright yellow, resembles a miniature bulldozer. Pressing a button propels C-Ment forward, scooping debris out of the way as it goes. Required (and not included) are two AA batteries. --Andy Boynton ... Read more

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THE ROBOTZ CONSTRUCTION TEAM!
My 2 1/2 year old really loved this set as his first real action figures.The figures are electronic and hooked together.Separately they each have sounds and voice but when connected together Jackhammer and C-ment1 actually communicate with each other as they tear up the roads and pave new ones. Kids love it because they can easily push the various buttons to hear the sounds.all the figures in th Rescue Heroes line are very durable and stand up well to the kind of abuse a pre-preschooler can dish out.Add to that the nice wide feet of the figures allow younger kids to stand them up quite easily as compared to normal action figures.

These are really fun, reliable and wonderful toys for young children.All of the figures have good storylines behind them.No small parts to worry about being swallowed.Good stuff! ... Read more

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A worthy addition to your Star Wars collection
Most of the Original Trilogy Collection figures are old re-issues, but the Cloud Car Pilot is a brand new figure.The figure fits readily into the old Cloud Car vehicle, and sports an excellent color or paint scheme.This is a fine action figure; too bad this series of figures is so hard to find at retail stores. ... Read more

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Editorial Review

Since they first appeared as Fisher-Price action figures, Rescue Heroes have been heralded for their courage, cool under pressure, and non-violent problem-solving, earning an animated TV show and a subsequent line of videos. C.D. Moon and his robotic sidekick, Lift-off, for example, spend their days saving stranded astronauts and preventing intergalactic disasters. Like other Rescue Heroes, the two rely on a curious communication technique involving a tethered backpack plugged into Lift-off's circuitry. When the backpack rests on C.D.'s shoulders, and a button is pressed, the duo speaks in plain English ("Mind your programming!"); otherwise, Lift-off is reduced to unintelligible beeps, squeaks, and honks. These are ingenious, well crafted toys--with monstrous feet to boot--and imaginative kids should have a blast with them; it seems there'd be no end to the variety of rescue missions. Included are three AAA batteries and a detachable helmet for C.D. --Andy Boynton ... Read more

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Fun Early Action Figures
My 2 1/2 year old really loved this set as his first real action figures.The figures are electronic and hooked together.Separately they each have sounds and voice but when connected together CD Moon and his Robot Liftoff actually communicate with each other.Kids love it because they can eaisly push the various buttons to hear the sounds.all the figures in th Rescue Heroes line are very durable and stand up well to the kind of abuse a pre-preschooler can dish out.Add to that the nice wide feet of the figures allow younger kids to stand them up quite easily as compared to normal action figures.These are really fun, reliable and wonderful toys for young children.No small parts to worry about being swallowed.Good stuff! ... Read more

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George Harrison Meets the Blue Meanie
These delightful figures are a must have for the serious collector and it is recommended that collectors get all 4 Beatles.These figures are an excellent way of introducing younger generations to the Beatles.They are really not suitable for children under 10 and are really geared more for collector value.

The George Harrison figure is paired with a Blue Meanie, an antagonistic character in the mythical "Pepperland."The figures are true to their animated counterparts and will certainly be a welcome part of any Beatles collection.These figures will make you want to cruise the Sea of Holes, etc. in your Yellow Submarine when you watch the 1968 movie. ... Read more

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