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Marvel Battlegrounds
HexIcoN-game-Marvel Battlegrounds IcoN-Edition-3.0
Game Type Toy Box Game
Model INF-2000205
Genre Combat
Studio Marvel
Franchise The Avengers
Figures All Marvel character figures

Banner-3.0-Marvel Battlegrounds
Marvel Battlegrounds was released on March 15, 2016. As a Toy Box Game, it may be used with all Marvel Character Figures.

It was confirmed on Toy Box TV,[1] and was developed by United Front Games.[2] During D23 Expo, John Vignocchi revealed that it would be the first game to include four-player co-op playing. It was also later confirmed that the game would only include one figure, making it the first single figure game.

Premise

Ultron teams up with Loki in an effort to steal Asgard’s immensely powerful Infinity Stone. To accomplish this, Ultron and Loki create robotic replicas of the famed Marvel Super Heroes and turn them against each other in an effort to distract them while they commit their crime. The Marvel Super Heroes duplicates battle each other in iconic environments such as a wrecked Brooklyn train yard, Wakanda (Black Panther's Home Country) and S.H.I.E.L.D.’s Lunar Base, culminating in a universe-shaking battle against Ultron.

Characters

All Marvel Playable Characters are able to enter this game.[3]

Playable Characters

3.0 Characters

2.0 Characters

Non-Playable Characters

Mission Givers

Other Characters

Power Discs

All round Marvel Power Discs are compatible with this game. The use of these discs are changed however, as they are adapted to the play style. For example, Costume Change discs have been changed to mirror the abilities of team-up power discs.

Hexagonal Power Discs (Marvel or otherwise) are ignored by the game.

3.0 Power Discs:

2.0 Power Discs

Trivia

  • Despite Hiro and Baymax originating from Marvel Comics, they are not considered Marvel Playable Characters due to their classification as Disney Originals in-game. This is because their in-game designs are from their Walt Disney Animation Studios redesigns rather than their Marvel designs.[4]
  • This was the only Toy Box Game release for Disney Infinity 3.0.
  • This was also the first game to only include one figure. However, some retailers offered a free Marvel figure from Disney Infinity 2.0 as a pre-order bonus.
  • Characters where adjusted greatly, notably Rocket Racoon, getting a combo but sadly not keeping it in the toy box.
  • This was the first 3.0 game that cannot be played on PC and Apple TV.

Gallery

For more game related media, see Marvel Battlegrounds/Gallery.

References


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