Zuri Baron Zemo Erik Selvig Ant-Man Wasp Ghost Captain Marvel Tony Stark Marvel Universe Custom Brick Compatible Minifigure Toy

This set features Zuri, Baron Helmut Zemo, Erik Selvig, Hope van Dyne, and Ava Starr, inspired by their roles across the MCU timeline. These characters are presented as creative brick-based figures designed for display and imaginative play, not official products and not representing any major brand, while remaining compatible with commonly used brick-style building systems favored by collectors.

Zuri is a fictional character closely associated with the Black Panther, portrayed as a Wakandan warrior deeply loyal to the royal family and a trusted confidant of T'Chaka and later T'Challa. He serves as a protector, advisor, and father figure to T'Challa, possessing exceptional combat skill, strength, endurance, and deep knowledge of Wakandan traditions and customs. His loyalty and wisdom make him an invaluable pillar of Wakanda's leadership. In the MCU, Zuri is portrayed by Forest Whitaker as a spiritual leader and elder statesman guiding the king. This character is represented as a detailed minifigure suited for ceremonial and leadership focused displays.

Baron Helmut Zemo, as portrayed in the MCU, first appeared in Captain America: Civil War (2016) as a Sokovian intelligence officer seeking revenge after the death of his family during the events of Avengers: Age of Ultron. Driven by grief, he carefully orchestrated the conflict between Captain America and Iron Man by revealing the Winter Soldier's responsibility for the death of Tony Stark's parents, causing the Avengers to fracture. Unlike other interpretations, Zemo is not motivated by domination but by a belief that the Avengers are a destabilizing force, relying on intelligence, patience, and psychological manipulation. He later appears in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, assisting Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes while showing a more playful yet ruthless demeanor. This portrayal is adapted as a tactical minifig ideal for strategic storytelling scenes.

Erik Selvig, as portrayed in the MCU, is an astrophysicist who initially works with Jane Foster in New Mexico and first appears in Thor (2011) while researching unusual atmospheric phenomena linked to Thor's arrival on Earth. Acting as a mentor and father figure to Foster, he provides scientific guidance and forms a close bond with Thor. In The Avengers, Selvig falls under Loki's mental control through the Scepter and becomes instrumental in opening a portal above New York City, an experience that leaves lasting psychological effects. He continues to appear in later MCU films, offering his expertise to understand cosmic threats and anomalies. This character is presented as a brick based character designed for science driven narrative displays.

Hope van Dyne, portrayed by Evangeline Lilly in the MCU, first appeared in Ant-Man (2015) as the daughter of Hank Pym and Janet van Dyne, the original Wasp. Although not initially assuming the role, she later becomes the Wasp in Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018), using a refined suit developed by her father. With the ability to shrink, fly using insect-like wings, and deliver powerful strikes, she fights alongside Ant-Man to protect the world from emerging threats. This version is interpreted as a modular brick figure suitable for dynamic action poses.

Ava Starr, known as Ghost, is portrayed in the MCU by Hannah John-Kamen and first appeared in Ant-Man and the Wasp. After an accident involving her father's quantum energy experiment, she gains the ability to phase through solid matter but is left in constant molecular instability that causes severe pain and threatens her survival. Manipulated by Bill Foster in attempts to stabilize her condition, she becomes an antagonist driven by desperation to obtain quantum energy from the Quantum Realm, regardless of the consequences. Her phasing ability makes her a formidable opponent for Ant-Man and the Wasp. This character is adapted as a building block figure suited for quantum themed confrontations.