Hello parasites, welcome to the Venom vlog. Hello, we are Venom! Hey what's up everyone, welcome back to the episode of the Venom vlog and we are finally taking a look at the Venom Marvel Legends figure from Hasbro. I'm so excited for this, it's so awesome that this toy was even made and I'm so glad that I finally owned it. I pre-ordered it a few months ago, it finally showed up about a week ago and I've been holding on to it ever since. So now since I figured I had some free time today, I would finally make this video for you guys and we would open them up and check them out. I'm sure you've seen other toy reviews of it, you know, I don't do too many of those anymore mainly because the copper thing, you know, I want to make sure I stay within the guidelines of a teen rated show and stuff. But he looks pretty gruesome, I feel like it's not really a toy that's geared towards kids because of the collectability of it and also because of the articulation and all that stuff, it's kind of more for older collectors or at least teen and up. So I figured it would probably be safe to cover here and talk about and if I get any more of the figures in the set, I'll definitely do videos on them as well. But this on the back of the box, it says failed reporter Eddie Brock is hijacked by an alien entity that takes a liking to earth and decides to protect it. I'm glad we got this figure and we got a movie version of Venom and he's pretty big. This is a big dude, man. I got to say it, he's only 20 bucks. So if you see him out there, definitely pick him up. Alright, so now with that further ado, let's crack this open and check him out. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe. And here he is in all his awesome symbioglory. This thing is so cool. I really like the paint job on this. Obviously they just went with black mostly. I mean, that's what Venom is and we don't get the spider symbol, but that's obviously accurate to the movie. And we have, you know, I have a ton of toys with Venom and he has the spider symbol on them. So it's nice to have a movie accurate one and who knows maybe over the course of the movies, these, you know, electricity type vein things will form a symbol at some point because now he's able to meet spider man as far as I know, he's able to meet spider man Tom Holland at some point. So maybe we'll still get that down the road. But for now, you know, having this version is great because you know, that just helps build on all the various versions we've had a Venom before. Like the madness where he has all the heads behind him, you know, and that you know, look, there was that underwater toy Venom. There's like, you know, all these fun toy versions of them, but this version, you know, like I said, I kind of like the movie design. I think it's cool. And if you're going to do a version with Venom without spider man, they, I think they pulled it off pretty well with the look. And I can't wait to see what Andy circus adds to that look and to the look of carnage in the next movie. But as far as the toy goes, you know, we have all the regular points of articulation. We have a joint on the foot. So you can actually bend the foot all around, which is really awesome. You can do the knee and two spots. You got the two points in the knee, the thigh swivel up here. And then you also have this swivel here. So you get the ball joint and the upper thigh and then you got the swivel right there, which is pretty standard in a lot of Marvel legends figures nowadays. You got the ab crunching. So you have the top part and then you also have the bottom part, which crunches. It's now it's back and forth on the hips. Then you obviously have kind of a ball joint in the arm. So we can go in every direction. And then you have the swivel at the bicep. You got the elbow bend as well. And you got the hand, you know, pivots side to side swivels around and then obviously a ball joint on the head, which is cool. And speaking of head and hands, you can actually tear these off, not easily, but you can tear them off. And you can put a fist. So he comes with two fists. So if you want to have him, you know, in fighting poses and things like that, I like to have him looking kind of feral like I did when the clip first started and he had his hands out to the sides like this. But you can have them with a fist like I'll get you spider man. So you can do that kind of pose with him too. And then obviously along with the fist, his head, you can switch out his head. There is no Tom Hardy Eddie Brockhead unfortunately. I think that would have been cool, but that could have been like a licensing, get the rights to his look, likeness kind of thing. Could have been something related to that. So put him up, put him up. And here he is with both of the fists attached now. And then he's got the new head where the tongue is inside. And then obviously you have the other head that you can put on the outside. And yeah, I had a jump cut there because I didn't hear it pop in this head when it when I pressed it in into the ball joint. I didn't hear it pop. And normally you do. And I didn't hear it pop. And that could just be me because obviously I only hear it a one year, but I didn't hear it. So that's why I was like, wait, did it pop in, but it did. So I didn't have any problems with it. The joints move really fluidly for a new figure. Sometimes you got to work them in a little bit, but he actually does pretty good. And he's looking awesome. So yeah, this figure, I could say, I think it runs about 20 bucks. Like 1999 is the average retail price for it. And you can find it at Hasbro Pulse if you want to order it online. Or I believe they're in target and Walmart stores now. So you can find them there. And they come with a line of other figures. Obviously they all come with build a figure parts that you can build for Venompool. Which is like the Deadpool Venom, but this one did not have any build a figure parts. It's just him, which means if you're just out there to collect every version of Venom and you just want Venom himself, you can get this without having a body part from Venompool. And that, you know, obviously sometimes they do that. And you're like, Oh, now I have one piece. I should go by all the other ones. It's like a thing to help entice you get the whole series. But Venom is so low. He's all by himself. So you don't have to worry about that. And there's also I think an exclusive Captain America Venomized Captain America. That you can get that also doesn't come with a figure part. So if you want someone in the series for him to fight, but you don't want the build a figure pieces, you can find Captain America out there too. Leave your comments down below so I can eat them. I mean respond. So yeah, let me know what you guys think of this. Like me personally, I think the figures cool. Not a lot to show as far as detail goes. I mean, obviously he's got the, you know, the lightning strikes or like whatever the veins or whatever they call a war. You have them. They don't really explain them in the movie. They're just like, Hey, we need something to break up the black, which is kind of yes from a design standpoint. That makes a lot of sense. You can't just have them solid black. It's would be weird to have a character run around. That's, you know, just one single color. It's like a ninja. So, you know, and Venom's very much not an ninja. He makes a lot of noise wherever he goes. Masked copy. And I love the grand like they did such a good job on the face on this one. Let me zoom in a just a little bit. They did such a good job on the face even like right there. They're still the cut. And you can see the red meat under his teeth and his gums and stuff like the muscle there. It's really cool. They did a good job. And then same with the other one, the other head with the tongue. They did a great job here too, where you get, you know, kind of the whole package there. And that tongue is awesome. Kind of a mirror is that movie poster image that they released, which is really cool. And then yeah, the hands even have like the little designs on the back of them too. So when you put them on, they line up with the arms, you know, pretty well. So yes, great figure. I love them. You guys, let me know what you think in the comments down below. And as always, we'll continue our conversation down there. Thanks for watching. And as always, like, share, subscribe, all that fun stuff. And I'll see you in the future. Peace.