Category: Toys / Collectibles

List of Marvel Stud10s Emoji Pin Collection from Disney Movie Rewards

As we already know, Marvel Studios which created the massively popular Marvel Cinematic Universe turned ten years old this year. As part of its many celebratory promotions throughout 2018, the Disney Movie Rewards program is offering a series of collectible emoji pins crafted by 100% Soft, featuring the many major Marvel characters in the MCU.

These Marvel Studios commemorative pins come in four sets of four, totaling 12 in all. MCU fans who sign up for Disney Movie Rewards will have a chance to bring home one each of these pin sets, while supplies last.

The four Marvel Studios pin sets will be released gradually over time, with Set 1 already out now, and Set 2 for early January 2018. The MCU characters depicted are:

  • Set 1
  1. Ant-Man
  2. The Wasp
  3. Gamora
  4. Star-Lord
  • Set 2
  1. Iron Man
  2. Spider-Man
  3. Doctor Strange
  4. Hulk
  • Set 3
  1. Thor
  2. Rocket
  3. Black Panther
  4. Okoye
  • Set 4
  1. Captain America
  2. Falcon
  3. Black Widow
  4. Winter Soldier

Initial List of “Star Wars: Forces of Destiny” Adventure Figures from Hasbro

While we’ve been introduced here to Star Wars: Forces of Destiny as a Lucasfilm Animation web series, that has also seen airplay on Disney’s cable channels, the concept is actually far-ranging and involves print media and toys. Hasbro in particular has launched a line of “Adventure Figures” in August 27.

Said adventure figures have the articulation of action figures, but also garbed in real-fabric clothing like dolls, as befits the mostly-female lineup of Star Wars characters in Forces of Destiny. We’ve got a list of the first several figures released for the line last year, with many to come later.

  1. Princess Leia (as seen in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back) with droid R2-D2
  2. Rey (as seen in Star Wars: The Force Awakens)
  3. Jyn Erso (as seen in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story)
  4. Sabine Wren (as seen in Star Wars Rebels)
  5. Rey (as seen in Star Wars: The Last Jedi) with droid BB-8
  6. Chewbacca (as seen in the Star Wars original trilogy)
  7. Ahsoka Tano (as seen in Star Wars: Clone Wars)
  8. Padme Amidala (as seen in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones)
  9. Luke Skywalker (as seen in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back) with Yoda
  10. Princess Leia (as seen in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi) with Wickett
  11. Princess Leia Platinum Edition (as seen in Star Wars: A New Hope) with droid R2-D2
  12. Rey and Kylo Ren 2-pack (as seen in Star Wars: The Force Awakens)

Disney Singing Fun and Laughs with Hasbro’s “Disney Song Challenge” Party Game

When Walt Disney’s “Animated Canon” of feature-length films is brought up, almost always the discussion would bring up the songs. The earliest movies made by Disney himself were patterned after the popular genre of musicals after all, and the appeal never quite went away where later animated films are concerned.

It’s these song numbers, from the classic “Someday My Prince Will Come” to today’s Broadway-esque belters like “Let It Go”, that are the subject of a new Disney-themed party game from Hasbro. It’s the “Disney Song Challenge”, a hilarious way for you and your friends to channel your inner Disney-warbler.

The entire setup for “Disney Song Challenge” comprises a deck of cards and a special roulette. You and your friends then flip the top card of the deck, showing either a Disney movie or TV show with musical numbers. The players then try to be first to sing a song from said film or show.

If a player successfully sings a song from the Disney media shown in the card, they win it. If the player goofs the lyrics however, he must then spin the “Wheel of Fun-sequences” that’ll state what he must do until the next player starts singing.

The “Disney Song Challenge” is all full of references to not only the Disney Canon but its other music-filled productions. The deck has 90 cards’ worth of musical films and TV shows while the Fun-sequences are fun references to these same media. The first player to win five cards from successfully singing their numbers wins.

It’s a party game that challenges your depths of Disney musical knowledge while being rib-tickling fun. Hasbro’s “Disney Song Challenge” is already online at the very least, priced at US$19.99 or £29.99 in Amazon. It’s recommended for 3 or more players, ages 10 and up.