Iron Man first appeared in 1963, co-created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby of Marvel Comics. Tony Stark, the CEO of the giant military corporation Stark Industries and a genius inventor, is a superhero who fights wearing a high-tech powered suit that he developed himself. In addition to his work in comics, he has appeared in numerous anime and game works, and in 2008, he was made into a live-action movie, driving the popularity of the hugely successful Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is truly one of Marvel's greatest characters. The classic comic Iron Man design has been transformed into a high-end 1/6 scale figure with a total height of approximately 33 cm and over 30 movable parts. This item aims for further fidelity by using ``alloy'' for 60% of the entire item, and while it has the same range of motion as the previous series, it has the texture of the original armor and a solid body that feels solid and responsive. It is reproducing the Two types of heads are included. The first is a newly designed helmet with light-up function. The second is a new model, Tony Stark's head. You can create different visuals by replacing the two types of face masks on the helmet. The red and yellow powered suit, which features a rounded design, uses industry-leading painting technology to create comic art-style vivid colors and gloss. The chest armor can be removed and the light blue chest with its interior exposed can be displayed. Additionally, the air flap on the back of the body can be opened and closed. Furthermore, the eyes, chest, arc reactor, and repulsor beam emitting parts on both hands are equipped with LED light-up gimmicks that emit white light. You can enjoy a variety of battle scenes by using hand parts that are compatible with repulsor ray light-up that can move up to the knuckles, and hand parts with repulsor rays that are reproduced in a comic style. Another great feature is that it comes with rollers that can be attached to the feet as an accessory! The pedestal is specially designed with a comic-style Iron Man logo and diorama parts of a powered suit attachment machine. The classic comic book version of Iron Man has been made into three-dimensional form to commemorate the Avengers' 60th anniversary.