As a prior collector of these, I can offer a bit of insight.
These are typically sold as individual blind bags, or boxes as they are now. Each series has a total of 12 different minifigures, which is what the group shot is showing. The last time I got one of these 6-pack boxes, they were made so each had 6 different figures. Not random mind you, but one box would have one set of 6, while the other would have the other set of 6. Which box had which was random though, meaning there was a good chance of getting duplicate sets if you bought multiple boxes. So usually you’d be better off getting one box and then picking up individual ones after to get the rest.
They could have changed them by now, as this was a couple years ago, but that’s the last I remembered.
So I am confused, you get 6 random figures from all of those characters listed? because it says 6 figures, but in this pic and above there is a ton more, but it doesn’t mention it’s a blind box, seems misleading, like you get all of the figures, but you only get 6, I’m going with it’s you have a chance to get all of these figures but each box you buy is going to only have a random 6.
Either way what drew me to this was the wonderful amount of characters they selected, some really fun things happening here, I just love how LEGO scratches beyond the surface, makes me think how sad it’s going to be that DST’s Minimates line is going to be gone since that was no question was the deepest well of Marvel characters any toyline produced.
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