Avengers Doomsday Marvel Legends Preorders

Avengers assemble! Boy are we thrilled about this one! Fresh off their big reveal at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, the new Avengers: Doomsday Marvel Legends 6-inch figures are now up for preorder over at BigBadToyStore, Entertainment Earth, Amazon and Hasbro Pulse and they are selling out fast, so you’re going to want to move quickly on these. Each figure is priced at $27.99 with an expected ship date of November 2026. So let’s take a look at the Avengers Doomsday Marvel Legends preorders! We’ve got six incredible figures in this wave and I honestly don’t know where to start because every single one of them has me excited. Let’s kick things off with the big bad himself, Doctor Doom. This is the figure we’ve all been waiting for ever since the Doomsday title was announced, and seeing Doom in his movie-accurate look in Marvel Legends form is just something else. He comes with 2 alternate hands for all your posing needs. Next up we’ve got Thor, and I love that Hasbro went all in on accessories here. You get an alternate head, Mjolnir, and Stormbreaker. Both hammers! How amazing is that?! Whether you want classic Thor vibes or his more recent look, you’ve got options. Captain America (Sam Wilson) looks stunning with his shield and backpack, and it’s so much fun seeing Sam carry the shield in another big Avengers event. I just love where this character has gone since Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Now here’s where it gets really exciting for me personally. Gambit and Cyclops are in this wave! X-Men in the Avengers lineup, you guys. Gambit comes loaded with 6 accessories including his bo staff and kinetically charged playing card effects, and Cyclops comes with an alternate visor and optic blast effect piece. Seeing these two cross over into the main Avengers films and getting the Marvel Legends treatment for it is a dream come true for any X-Men fan who grew up watching the animated series. And rounding out the wave is Shang-Chi rocking the Ten Rings on his arms, which is super exciting. He comes with 4 alternate hands and 2 Ten Rings power effect parts, so the display possibilities are really cool. This is

Where to Buy

You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below

Avengers: Doomsday Marvel Legends Shang-Chi

Shang-Chi’s packaging carries the same metallic-gray Avengers: Doomsday box design, and through the window you can see his red and black tunic alongside the translucent golden Ten Rings power effect parts and four alternate hands nestled in the tray. I like how those amber-gold ring effects have a swirling, ethereal quality even from inside the packaging, and at $27.99 with six total accessories, this is another well-loaded entry in the Doomsday lineup.

Shang-Chi’s red tunic has a finely sculpted crosshatch texture across the chest that transitions into layered black leather-like armor panels at the shoulders, with a dark green collar trim peeking out at the neckline. The Ten Rings power effects are gorgeous translucent yellow-gold pieces with swirling, flame-like tendrils that wrap around each forearm, and the individual rings suspended within them have a metallic copper-bronze finish with sculpted detailing on each band.

The Ten Rings power effects really come alive wrapped around the full figure, with those flame-like tendrils curving in a sweeping arc that encircles Shang-Chi from forearm to forearm in one continuous flow of translucent golden energy. His head sculpt captures a focused, calm expression with sharp features and neatly sculpted black hair swept to one side, and the red sash trailing from his waist adds a nice pop of movement to the whole composition.

Covered in that crosshatch-textured red tunic, the figure looks great without the Ten Rings effects, letting the layered construction of the black armor panels at the shoulders and the dark leather-like pants underneath take center stage. I noticed that the brown wrist wraps have individually sculpted bands with slightly varied spacing, and the black boots feature a smooth, minimal design that keeps the visual focus on the upper body’s intricate detailing.

Here’s a closer look at the back of Shang-Chi’s tunic, and the crosshatch texture carries seamlessly across the entire rear panel with sculpted seam lines running vertically down the center and diagonally across the shoulder blades, giving the garment a tailored, structured feel. The black straps wrapping around each bicep have a tight, segmented construction that mirrors the dark armored cuffs at the forearms, and the tunic’s lower hem splits into separate panels that hang naturally over the black pants beneath.

Here’s everything Shang-Chi comes with laid out, and it’s a solid spread: four alternate hands offering both fist and open-palm options, plus those two massive Ten Rings power effects that dwarf the figure itself with their sweeping, flame-like tendrils. The alternate fist hands have a tight, natural curl with sculpted fingernail detail, and I like that the copper-bronze rings embedded within each translucent effect piece are individually spaced at different intervals, so no two sections of the swirling golden energy look exactly the same.

Avengers: Doomsday Marvel Legends Captain America (Sam Wilson)

The packaging features a dark, metallic-gray color scheme with the Avengers: Doomsday title treatment in bold green and gold across the bottom, framing Sam Wilson’s Captain America nicely behind the window. You can see his shield and what looks like a compact backpack accessory tucked alongside him in the tray, which is a nice inclusion for recreating his Doomsday look.

Sam Wilson’s suit is covered in sculpted panel lines and segmented armor plating, with silver wing motifs etched across the shoulders and a bold white star sitting over red and white stripes on the chest. The shield has a translucent green underside with a detailed mechanical grip system on the back, which is a really cool touch you don’t always get at this price point.

Here’s a closer look at the Sam Wilson head sculpt, and I think it’s neat that they captured his likeness so well, from the close-cropped hair down to the subtle goatee and determined expression. The red boots feature silver trim along the tops with layered armor detailing around the knees that ties everything back to the blue and red color blocking of the full suit.

You can see how the backpack sits flush against his upper back, with sculpted mechanical detail and a compact, streamlined profile that doesn’t add bulk or throw off the figure’s proportions. The shield’s concentric red, silver, and blue rings with the centered star look sharp from this rear view, and I’m really digging how the dark navy tones on the lower legs transition cleanly into those glossy red boot tops.

Sporting black fingerless gloves with red trim at the wrists, Sam Wilson’s hands have a nice sculpted texture that complements the armored gauntlets wrapping around his forearms. The shield alongside him shows off that classic concentric ring design with a metallic silver finish on the star center, and at $27.99 with both the shield and backpack included, this feels like solid value for the Doomsday lineup.

Avengers: Doomsday Marvel Legends Cyclops

Cyclops comes packaged in the same metallic-gray box with the Avengers: Doomsday treatment along the bottom, and through the window you get a clean look at his blue and yellow X-Men suit alongside a striking red optic blast effect piece. I like how the tray also shows off two alternate hands and what appears to be a swappable visor, giving you some solid display options right out of the box at that $27.99 price point.

Clad in a rich blue suit with yellow piping running down the chest and across the harness straps, Cyclops has a great contrast between the matte blue fabric texture sculpted into the suit and the glossy yellow accents at the belt, gloves, and thigh straps. His visor has a warm amber-gold tint with a slim profile that sits naturally against the brown swept-back hair, and the X-Men medallion on the belt buckle and left shoulder strap both feature that classic red and black deco.

Here’s a closer look at Cyclops from the back, and you can see how the yellow harness straps crisscross cleanly over the shoulder blades before connecting down to the belt, with a small yellow utility pouch mounted on the right hip. The brown boots have a great chunky, utilitarian sculpt with layered folds and a slightly darker wash that separates them nicely from the blue of the legs above.

The optic blast effect piece is a translucent red accessory with a jagged, crystalline shape that plugs right into the alternate visor, and it’s got a great sense of energy to it with its layered, fractured edges catching different shades of red throughout. I like how the dark navy tones on Cyclops’s gloves feature those sculpted yellow bands at the wrists, and his splayed fingers on the open hand have a nice natural curl to them that sells the moment.

One thing I noticed right away is how the optic blast effect piece extends well past the shoulder, and its layered, semi-transparent red plastic shifts from a deep crimson near the visor to a brighter scarlet at the tapered edges. The sculpt on Cyclops’s face shows a firm, set jaw with a subtle clench that works perfectly beneath that slim visor, and his auburn hair has individually sculpted strands that sweep back with a real sense of movement.

Here’s everything Cyclops comes with laid out, and it’s a nice spread for the price: two alternate open hands, the swap-out visor for the optic blast effect, and that massive translucent red blast piece itself. I like how the alternate hands have that same dark glove sculpt with blue at the fingers, giving you a good range of display options between relaxed and powered-up poses.

Avengers: Doomsday Marvel Legends Doctor Doom

Doctor Doom’s packaging follows the same metallic-gray box design with the Avengers: Doomsday treatment along the bottom, and through the window you get an imposing look at his green and gunmetal armor alongside two alternate hands tucked into the tray. I like how the deep forest green of the hood and tunic contrasts with the heavily segmented gray armor underneath, and the sculpted grid pattern across the chest plate adds a medieval, almost chainmail-like texture that feels distinct from any previous Doom figure.

The iron mask has a worn, weathered finish with deep-set eye slits and etched lines running along the cheeks and jaw, framed perfectly by that heavy green hood draping over the shoulders. You can see how the cape flows with a soft fabric texture and real weight to it, while the circular clasps at the collarbone feature ornate filigree detailing that connects the cloak to the layered armor beneath.

Doctor Doom’s belt features a dark navy leather-like finish with a circular buckle that has a recessed emblem, sitting cleanly between the layered green tunic panels that split at the front to reveal the segmented armor underneath. The armored gauntlets have gold banding around the wrists that adds a regal accent against all that gunmetal gray, and each finger on those clenched fists has individually sculpted knuckle plates.

From the back, Doctor Doom’s cape has a fantastic drape to it, with natural folds and creases in the soft-goods material that pool just above the ankles and give the figure real heft on the shelf. The hood sits with a sharp, pointed peak at the crown, and you can just catch a glimpse of those detailed silver gauntlets extending past the cape’s edges on either side.

Here’s everything Doctor Doom comes with alongside the figure, and it’s a straightforward but effective loadout: two alternate open hands with splayed fingers, sculpted in that same gunmetal gray with black at the fingertips, ready for casting or gesturing poses. The grid-textured tunic panels hang with a layered, almost quilted look where the green fabric overlay meets the patterned gold trim along the lower edges, and paired with those heavily segmented greaves and armored boots, he’s a solid $27.99 pickup for your Doomsday shelf.

Avengers: Doomsday Marvel Legends Gambit

Gambit’s packaging follows the same metallic-gray Avengers: Doomsday box design, and through the window you get a great look at that long brown trench coat draped over his purple and black suit, with the kinetically charged playing card effects and bo staff pieces tucked into the tray beside him. It’s cool to see the translucent pink energy on those card effects even from inside the box, and at $27.99 with six total accessories including alternate hands, this feels like a packed release for the lineup.

Gambit’s trench coat has a fantastic leather-like texture with sculpted stitching along the lapels, quilted ridges across the sleeves, and working button snaps running down the front that give the whole piece a convincing weight and realism. The kinetically charged card effect is a translucent pink piece with swirling purple energy patterns molded into it, and it fits snugly between his black-gloved fingers for a great display moment.

Gambit’s head sculpt features a strong, angular jawline with a confident smirk, and his black headband sits naturally against the tousled auburn hair that falls loosely around his face. The silver armored boots have layered plating with segmented shin guards that contrast nicely against the black leggings, and the red diamond emblem on his belt buckle ties back to the classic card suit motif.

I like how the kinetically charged card effect arcs between both hands in a continuous band of translucent pink energy, with jagged, fragmented edges that give it a sense of volatile power mid-release. The purple bodysuit underneath the open trench coat has a subtle quilted texture across the torso, and those dark crosshatch-patterned leggings add a tactical layer that pairs well with the heavy silver shin armor.

Here’s a closer look at the back of Gambit’s trench coat, and the sculpted seam lines running down the center panel and across the shoulder blades really sell the tailored look, with a natural split at the lower hem that allows for leg movement without compromising the silhouette. The bo staff has a wrapped grip section in dark gray with smooth silver shafts tapering to pointed tips on each end, and it sits comfortably across his frame at this length.

Here’s everything Gambit comes with spread out, and it’s a generous loadout: the bo staff, two kinetically charged card effects (one a fanned pair, the other a full cascading stack), and two alternate fist hands in black gloves. Something I appreciate here is how the translucent pink card effects each have their own distinct shape and energy pattern, giving you real variety between a quick flick and an all-out barrage when setting up your display.

Avengers: Doomsday Marvel Legends Thor

Thor’s packaging follows the same metallic-gray Avengers: Doomsday box design, and through the window you get a solid look at his dark charcoal armor with those prominent gold disc accents running down the chest alongside Stormbreaker and an alternate yelling head sculpt tucked into the tray. It’s nice to see both Mjolnir and Stormbreaker included with the alternate head at $27.99, making this a well-equipped release for the Doomsday lineup.

Armed with both Stormbreaker over his shoulder and Mjolnir at his side, Thor looks absolutely loaded with his full Asgardian arsenal, and the dark charcoal armor with those oversized gold disc accents running from chest to belt creates a striking visual contrast. The dark green cape drapes with sculpted folds and a heavy, weighted feel along the lower half, and his short cropped hair and stubbled jaw give this head sculpt a battle-worn, Infinity War-era look that pairs well with the darker armor tone.

The alternate yelling head sculpt really shines here, with teeth bared, brow furrowed, and deep creases along the cheeks that sell the intensity of the expression far better than the calmer default head. Stormbreaker’s axe blade has a silvery, faceted finish with a subtle marbled texture, while Mjolnir’s head features a dark gunmetal tone with etched geometric patterning across each face and green-tinged edges where the handle meets the block.

You can see how Mjolnir’s wrapped leather grip has a textured, cord-wound finish that tapers into a small loop at the pommel, and the wrist strap dangling from the end is a subtle but welcome touch that adds realism to the accessory. The red trim along the shoulder straps where they meet the sleeveless armor creates a clean border between the bare arms and the charcoal chest piece, and those fingerless gloves on the clenched fist have sculpted knuckle ridges with dark green banding at the wrist.

Here’s a closer look at Thor’s red cape from behind, and it has a gorgeous satin-like sheen with deeply sculpted fold lines that cascade in natural, uneven waves from the black leather-trimmed collar all the way down past the knees. Mjolnir’s wrist strap hangs with a loose, natural swing at his side, and the dark green boots have a smooth, almost metallic finish that blends seamlessly with the armored greaves above them.

Here’s everything Thor comes with laid out, and it’s a clean, focused accessory spread: Mjolnir, Stormbreaker, and that alternate yelling head sculpt, giving you two very different display moods from a single release. The gold disc accents across the armor have a warm, bronzed tone that contrasts nicely against the matte charcoal plating, and I like that the sleeveless cut of the chest piece leaves both arms completely bare from the shoulder down to those dark banded wrist guards.