Deadpool Gray / Black)

Marvel Legends (Hasbro)

Epic Heroes

Hasbro

77589

653569775898

2012

6.00

"No job is too dirty, no payday to big for the Merc With a Mouth - Deadpool!"

This figure includes a removable harness, two removable sword sheaths, two swords, one pistol, a removable leg holster and a non-removable choker, as well as 32 points of articulation and a display base. The figure is a repaint of an earlier Marvel Legends Deadpool released by Hasbro in a ToysRUs exclusive 2-pack with a Warpath figure. The repaint depicts the character in his grey uniform, a costume he wears in the Marvel Comics when he is on a military Black-Ops Team called the X-Force. There are four colors mainly used on the uniform; red (eyes, grenade launcher on assault rifle, circle on harness and belt logo), black (sword hilts, pouches, assault rifle and costume), grey (costume), and silver (pistol, buckles, buttons on pouches, swords, and upper harness). The sword sheaths can be removed from the back of the harness and the swords can be removed from the sheaths. Deadpool's card back includes artwork which shows him holding an action figure of himself in one hand and popping off the head of a Doctor Doom figure in the other. It also includes a poster of the X-Force on his wall, which has Psylocke encircled on a heart in it, and a Mystique figure attached to a grenade. Series 3 of the Return of Marvel Legends line does not include a Build-A-Figure, but rather is called "Epic Heroes".

In the Marvel Universe, Deadpool is a mercenary who is a member of Weapon X and the X-Force alongside Wolverine, Fantomex, Nightcrawler, Warpath, Psylocke, X-23, and Archangel, and also has frequent encounters with Wolverine's son Daken, as well as Domino, Taskmaster, and Cable, the founder of the X-Force who left the team. Deadpool thinks in "Little yellow boxes," as he puts it, and also has two voices in his head that advise him in decisions. Part of his mental illness is the fact that he has an obsession with chimichangas, and does many random, destructive, and pointless things. However, he does have morals and will never kill children. In Deadpool #50 it is revealed that he desires death, even though this is nearly impossible because of his healing factor.