If you’re looking for the best Avengers Endgame toys out there, we’re here to help you sort through all of the toys out there. From Funko Pops to S.H. Figuarts, we’ll be looking at the greatest Marvel Avengers Endgame figures for any budget.
Just look at Thanos’ head. It isn’t easy to translate his likeness into toy form, and yet here we have the most believable Thanos toy to date.
There’s also extra heads, hands, and tons of articulation, so getting the perfect pose will be as easy as clicking your fingers.
While the Marvel Legends build-a-figure Thanos is one of the best Avengers Endgame toys out there, the S.H. Figuarts Thanos is simply the best Endgame toy out there.
This Mk50 robot can do everything. With the help of an app, you can program it to perform different sequences thanks to easy to use block programming.
The helmet lifts up to reveal an LCD screen, complete with an animated Tony Stark face that speaks. You can also record your face and transfer it in should you desire.
It features IR sensors, so it should be able to catch itself from falling off a surface.
And if that’s not cool enough, it’s got an augmented reality game where the tablet or phone displays enemy threats that the robot needs to defeat.
The company behind this mind-blowing achievement, UBTECH, is all about “Cooperation, Respect, Quality, and Innovation,” and having watched the attached video, it’s easy to see why.
This is a set for comic-book fans. You can tell by the introduction of Marvel Legends Living Laser and Citizen V figures.
This isn’t for everyone, but if you’re looking to collect the entire Avengers: Endgame Marvel Legends Wave, it’s normally cheaper to buy it outright rather than individually.
Both aren’t mainstream characters you’ll see on cereal boxes, but they are people who’ve featured regularly in the comics. And they’re both really good figures, which helps.
The real hook here, however, is being able to build the armored Thanos figure, which if you ask me, is one of the best Avengers Endgame Toys available.
First up, the minifigures, which include Iron Man, Captain Marvel, Nebula, and an Outrider.
Next, the big figures, Hulk and Thanos – with removable Infinity Gauntlet.
Now, for the building! In this set you’ll get a mini chopper, which despite its size, is really quite cool. That gun on the front really sells the design.
Then there’s the compound that really uses its space well. Inside is a table with chairs and glasses, a laser-protected room, and a garage.
If you’re into building something a little different to the usual Avengers Lego, this one’s for you.
What kid wouldn’t want to pretend to be Iron Man or the Hulk and run around the house pretend snapping things out of existence?
I absolutely love how much care has gone into this beast.
The six infinity stones all pulsate light, and the fingers are articulated.
What’s also freaking cool is you can lock the fingers into a fist position and have this as a display piece so when it’s not in use, it takes pride of place on any kid’s shelf.
Until Endgame is released, no one really knows what the purpose of the new suits is for.
Given that this is the final movie, however, it’s safe to say they’re important. Hence why many avid toy collectors will be flocking to pick up this Captain America figure.
It’s worth keeping in mind if you’re looking to collect the pieces for the build-a-figure armored Thanos, although the listing states this figure comes with a piece, in reality, it doesn’t.
So feel free to pass on this one if you’re only buying it for the Thanos build-a-figure.
If you’re into Marvel Legends, as always we’ve got a list covering 21 of the best Marvel Legends Figures out there.
The Ronin Marvel Legends Fan Figure is another example of why the Marvel Legends series produces some of the best Avengers Endgame toys out there.
The price point is higher than the basic figures, but not so high that we’re getting into premium territory.
This Ronin figure, which is a toy many will surely want after watching the movie, comes with an interchangeable hand with throwing stars attached, a removable hood, and as with most Marvel Legends figures, does a solid job of capturing the likeness.
Each figure comes with an armored Thanos build-a-figure piece, so should you happen to purchase the entire wave, you’ll be able to build an extra figure.
Very few fans will walk into a toy store looking for this. That said, it really is a figure you won’t want to miss.
In terms of nailing the appearance of a character, this figure gets the head sculpt right. Something that isn’t easy when you’re working with alien features.
Then there’s the level of detail in the actual clothing. Everything feels and looks as it should.
And this is a really minor thing, but the left hand is perfect for creating different poses. That may not sound all that great, but to collectors who like to display, this is the difference between a purchase and a pass.
In terms of quality, poseability, and cost, it’s hard not to think this is one of the best Avengers Endgame toys out there.
For the Captain America fans out there, this Nerf Assembler Gear is both a shield and a blaster.
This toy starts as a shield, but with a few twists the center pushes upward and a blaster pushes out.
It’s a cool idea for a toy. Kids love being able to transform stuff, so combine that with Avengers and I’d say you’re onto a winner.
Plus as this is from the Assembler range, you can change in different pieces from other Assembler products to create a variety of different and unique blasters. Neat!
Not everyone wants their children to play with pretend guns. For those parents, there’s the Nerf Marvel Avengers Endgame range.
This one in particular is a wrist-mounted blaster. One of the ‘wing’ panels is actually a tiny blaster with a pull-back mechanism.
It can be placed on top or to the side of the main wrist blaster. Or better yet, combine this with the Black Panther or Ronin Nerf sets to be able to create whatever type of blaster you want.
One of the things I absolutely love about this Avengers: Endgame Nerf Ronin Assembler Gear is Nerf could have easily slapped a Ronin theme on a generic gun and called it a day but didn’t.
Instead, we get an entirely unique design themed around samurai blades.
What’s more, if you’re not a fan of the swordgun design, you can unclip it and turn it into a dagger thanks to the interlocking mechanism the Assembler Gear sets feature.
Which character do kids relate to most in Avengers: Endgame? That’d be Casual Thor.
Sitting around playing Fortnite while eating snacks is something a lot of gamers can relate to. I sure as heck do!
Plus the reveal of a more chunky Thor is pure comedy. In the midst of a very serious movie about mass death, Thor is busy playing video games. It’s perfect.
Although this figure ditches the slightly offensive “Fat Thor” for a more slender figure, it’s still great.
Funko has nailed the look on this one. You can almost picture him screaming at noobs over the headset.
The Funko Pop! Nebula is another weird pick for a gift, but hear me out…
First and foremost, this is a great Pop. The coloring is excellent, and the body build – complete with the new suit – is wonderful.
But what makes this so great is it’s a Pop very few people will buy. Not because Nebula is unpopular, but because there are other Pops collectors would rather buy.
So if you’re after a gift there’s a high chance the recipient won’t own but will still be happy about receiving, definitely go with Nebula.
I’m making a new rule: If you’re stuck for a gift idea, get them a Funko Pop.
They really do make the best gifts without having to break the bank.
As Funko themselves say “Everyone is a fan of something.” If the person you’re buying a gift for is into Marvel movies, then opt for a newly released Funko like this Marvel Avengers Endgame Thanos.
It’s not overly expensive and it comes packed with stuff to build and a great selection of mini-figures.
This set is all themed around Iron Man’s armory, so you’ll be building display bases (which can be stacked together however you please), a cockpit for fixing up suits, and of course, a larger Iron Man suit that looks like a mini Hulk-buster.
If you’re after the best Avengers Endgame toys, you can never go wrong with Lego.
Not only is this 12-inches of awesome thanks to a really killer design, it also comes with a Power FX tool.
We’ve mentioned this a few times when discussing the other titan figures. Pretty much what it is is a key that makes the Titan characters make sounds.
While this key works with Captain Marvel, it’ll also work with the other titan figures.
If your child wants to start collecting titan figures, it’s worth going with Captain Marvel first so you can have the key for use with all the other toys.
Sometimes with the cheaper figures, quality is reflected in the price. The faces are a bit smashed and it’s lacking in durability.
That isn’t the case here, though!
The titan Thanos manages to capture The Mad Titan’s likeness in spite of the lower price point.
As with the other 12-inch titan figures, if you buy a toy with the Hero Power FX backpack/key you’ll be able to use it on Thanos to make him talk as well.
12-inch figures are all the rage nowadays. They’re bulky enough to withstand repeated bashing while still remaining at the lower end of the price scale.
What’s more, the Titan War Machine comes equipped with an FX port, meaning should your child ever buy a titan with a Hero Power FX backpack/key, they’ll be able to plug it into War Machine and he’ll start talking.
There’s nothing wrong with opting for cheaper toys.
This Endgame Team Suit Hulk Deluxe Figure isn’t the most realistic Hulk out there, but if you’ve got kids who have a tendency to break everything they touch, going with the cheaper option may be worth considering.
My personal rule is my youngest gets the cheaper figures, whereas with my eldest, I tend to go with Marvel Legends. It all depends on how long you think the toy will last them.
If you’re after a more affordable alternative to the Marvel Legends power gauntlet, go with this Endgame Electronic Gauntlet.
Sure, with the much lower price point this one isn’t going to be anywhere near as flashy as the Marvel Legends version. That said, this still does the job.
It’s got light-up infinity stones and it makes sounds when kids press the center button.
It’s also one size fits all so it should be good for most kids.
Again, this isn’t the most elegant design in the world, but for the price, I’d say this thing rocks.
Normally I wouldn’t put blindbags (bags where you don’t know who you’re going to get) in a list, but the selection here is so good, that whoever you get it’s going to be worth it.
In total there are 12 different Mystery Minis to collect.
The full line-up is Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, Thor, Ant-Man, Rocket, Captain Marvel, Ronin, Thanos, Nebula, Black Widow, and War Machine.
