Summary
Even thoughSpider-Mantypically restricts his crime-fighting to New York City, the web-slinger has tangled with a lot of high-levelMarvelvillains over the years. Doc Ock, Electro, and Sandman are all synonymous with Spidey. However, none of them are more well-known than the Green Goblin. The most iconic of Spider-Man villains, and now replicas of the mask he wears, and the pumpkin grenades he throws, in No Way Home can be yours.
Hasbro revealed the mask and grenades as part of its Marvel Legends collection - a range that includes countless toys from across the Marvel multiverse. While not an exact replica of the helmet Willem Dafoe wears in No Way Home, the Marvel Legends recreation is high quality and 1:1 scale. Yes, that does mean you can wear it, although if you don’t want to risk damaging a collectible you’ve spent $124.99 on, it also comes with a stand so you can just display it instead.
The Green Goblin helmet was revealed alongside a matching Electronic Pumpkin. The pumpkins are toy versions of the grenades the villain has been hurling at innocent people since he used them to turn a bunch of bystanders into skeletons in what remains one of the most horrifying scenes in a Marvel movie to date. The pumpkin bombs are $39.99 each, and while that might seem like a lot, they’re a lot more than just props.
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Don’t worry, they don’t explode, nor would I recommend you throw them around, especially when they cost $40 each. If you press the pumpkin’s center button then it activates the lights. Press it twice and the sounds begin, including the Green Goblin’s haunting laugh. Hold the button for three seconds and you’ll activate a one-minute light display, and while I still strongly recommend not throwing it, when rolled across the floor a countdown will begin that ends with the sound of an explosion.
Marvel Legends Series Green Goblin Helmet
Hasbro’s Green Goblin helmet is a part of its Marvel Legends series. The helmet is a 1:1 scale reproduction of the helmet Willem Dafoe wears in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
Marvel Legends Series Electronic Pumpkin
Hasbro’s Electronic Pumpkins are toy replicas of the weapons Green Goblin uses in the Spider-Man movies. The bombs have light and sound effects depending on how you press its button, and rolling them starts a countdown that ends with an explosion sound effect.
The jokes about the helmet speaking to you if you buy it have already begun. One of the most famous scenes in No Way Home centers around Norman Osborn with the helmet off, trying to shake his alter ego to no avail. The helmet, which is hanging on a dumpster nearby, gets inside Osborn’s head, poisoning his thoughts. The helmet doing the same thing to you when on its display isn’t an advertised feature, but I can’t promise you won’t be pulled in by it and compelled to slip it back on from time to time.
