How To Use

Well, first you have two choices. You can search either "BY SERIES" or "BY CHARACTER". Both searches contain the complete collection of figures but are organized in different ways. Also, because characters often came with descriptive names they are listed only under their core character name. For instance, Psylocke was released as Ninja Psylocke. You will fine her under "Psylocke". Also, secret identity characters are listed separately from their superhero identity character.

Only one version was ever made for many of these characters, but for more popular characters Toybiz cranked out version after version. To distinguish between unique molds of the same character, a number system is used. For instance, all Beast figures of the exact same physical mold are designated with a number, such as Beast 1, Beast, 2, etc.

The letters distinguish between either a decorative difference between figures of the same mold or a difference in the included accessories of the same mold. For instance, a Beast mold with a trapeze is "Beast 1A" but  the same Beast figure that comes with a gun instead is called "Beast 1B". "1" for sharing the same mold and "B" for being a second release of that mold made different by either paint job or accessories. Got it? Good!

It is possible your variant is a custom, or it is one I might not be aware of yet so please send me an email! It is also possible that there is simply an extremely tiny detail that just didn't justify its unique addition. For instance, take the Incredible Hulk with Crash-Out Action from the Smash and Crash series. There are versions where the leg's green paint is intricately painted between the rips of his purple pants where other versions skip those details. I have not included this example as a unique variant.