Recharging: By using an external electrical power source to recharge his body's energy reserves, he could expend electrical energy indefinitely without diminishing his personal reserves. No action figure in the entire history of Marvel Legends exemplifies the absolute helplessness with the female form than Emma Frost. Emma combines the ongoing and outright confusion over anatomy, the ridiculous use of articulated joints in arms and legs that were too small to support or hide them, and carelessness with the overall quality of the product. When he was fully charged, Electro was extremely sensitive to anything that may "short circuit" him, such as water. Later, due to the experiments Spider-Man conducted on him, Electro could lose control over his powers, which caused him to burn out and collapse. [29] Paraphernalia Transportation MARVEL COMIC-INSPIRED DESIGN: This Retro 375 Collection Marvel’s Electro figure has premium design, detail, and articulation for posing and display in a Marvel collection.

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CHOKING HAZARD: This product may contain small parts. It is not a toy and only suitable for the persons over 15 years old. Once literally a joke character from the Marvel 80s imprint Star Comics, Spider-Ham became a beloved part of Spider-Man lore. That's even more now, thanks to his big-screen debut in Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse. Fans long lobbied for Hasbro to produce this figure, and when they finally did in 2018, hearts broke everywhere. Charging: Electro could charge himself up to reach high maximum voltage. Here he could grow in height to an enormous humanoid looking creature made up of nothing but electricity.

Up until Superior Spider-Man #1, Electro has been a member of every incarnation of the Sinister Six thus far, including the Sinister Seven, Sinister Twelve, and the Superior Six. Despite this distinction, he has never commanded any of these groups. Because of Spider-Man having subdued Electro and turned him into his personal puppet, Max lost credibility as a supervillain. He decided to perform an act similar to when he caused the massive breakout in the Raft and stormed the Conway Penitentiary. However, his powers went out of control and destroyed the entire building. [29] What's worse is Hasbro offered this figure in two versions - one normal and one in Emma's diamond form - and both were disasters. Metal Ionization: Electro was taught by Doctor Octopus during a stint in prison that he could ionize metals.

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Electrostatic Energy Generation: Electro possesses the ability to bodily generate electrostatic energy which he could release or harness for a number of effects. He was powered by the micro-fine rhythmic muscle contractions that normally regulate body temperature. His body could generate electricity at a rate of about 10,000 volts per minute, up to his maximum storage capacity of 10,000,000 volts. At that point, his body automatically stopped producing electricity. As he expended his electrostatic energy, his body automatically began to recharge the stores. Electro could mentally control the amount of electricity he discharges, anywhere from a single volt to his full 10,000,000-volt charge at once. At ten to thirty feet, his maximum charge was more than enough to kill a man. Electro could also use his body as a transformer, touching an outside power source (such as a generator) and channeling it through his body for use. The amount of electricity he could transform above his body's maximum storage capacity is unknown. Electro was also a member of Mysterio's Sinister Seven, created to combat Spider-Man's insane, homicidal clone, Kaine. However, Kaine disappeared and with no further need to keep the group together, it was disbanded, and Dillon returned to his self-imposed exile. [21] Upgrade [ ]Unable to best the wall-crawler on his own, Electro often sought strength in numbers. Early in his career, he and five other members of Spider-Man's rogues gallery united under the leadership of Doctor Octopus - brilliant, respected scientist turned tentacled terror. The inaugural incarnation of the Sinister Six also included the shifty Sandman; the illusion-casting Mysterio; the high-flying, lowdown Vulture; and Kraven the Hunter. The villains' master plan: Pummel the wall-crawler one by one until one of them would manage to defeat him. The outcome: Spidey 6, bad guys 0. [14] Emissaries of Evil [ ] Collect to build Marvel’s Venom figure! This Peter Parker figure is part of a Marvel Legends Build-A-Figure collection that includes 6 other Marvel Legends figures. MARVEL UNIVERSE IN 3.75-INCH SCALE: Look for other Hasbro Marvel Legends Series figures in the Retro 375 Collection (each sold separately) with Marvel comic-inspired characters, including Hulk, Carol Danvers, Captain America, Magneto, Spider-Man, and Human Torch. (Each sold separately, subject to availability.) Sometime later, Doctor Octopus, in his plan to be remembered as the man who saved Earth, offered the chance to stop the Greenhouse Effect, as well as speed it up, using a special device connected with different satellites in Earth's orbit. Disguised as Al Gore, Chameleon tried to accelerate the decision of the world's leaders on the matter, but was uncovered by Spider-Man, who interrupted the scene along with the Avengers. When the Chameleon was freed, he arrived in the Mediterranean on a meeting with the rest of the team. The Avengers followed them and arrived, fighting the Sinister Six, and while they were all defeated by the villains, the price of the battle was Electro, who was sent to space by Thor. [26] Active auctions are not calculated into the price history graph. Rows that are gray are excluded from BIN calculations