Hasbro's Marvel Legends line has been steadily working through Thunderbolts* since the film's release, and the newest confirmed set pairs two characters whose relationship drives much of the movie's plot. The Valentina Allegra de Fontaine and Marvel's The Void two-pack ships in September 2026 at 55.99 dollars, confirmed directly through Hasbro Pulse's own product listing, with 9 total accessories split across both figures.
The pairing itself is the story here. Valentina spends Thunderbolts* trying to engineer her own version of a Super Hero, and The Void is the dark result of that plan, so putting both figures in the same box gives collectors the actual cause-and-effect relationship from the film rather than two unrelated character releases sold separately.
This guide covers what is confirmed about the set directly from Hasbro's own listing, what makes the accessory loadout worth a closer look, and how to think about displaying both figures once they arrive.
The following is confirmed directly from Hasbro Pulse's official product listing, corroborated by dedicated toy press including Toyark, Bleeding Cool, and Laughing Place:
Hasbro's own listing frames the pairing explicitly around the film's plot, describing Valentina's plan to create an all-powerful hero and The Void as the dark counterpart that plan produces.
The two figures are not accessorized identically, reflecting how differently they function in the story. Valentina Allegra de Fontaine includes an alternate head, 4 alternate hands, a cell phone accessory, and a weapon, giving her figure a range of poses tied to her scheming, in-control character in the film. Marvel's The Void includes 2 alternate hands and wears a non-removable plastic cape, with an all-black translucent finish that sets it visually apart from a standard Marvel Legends figure rather than relying on paint alone to convey the character's ominous presence.
Marvel Legends two-packs generally fall into one of two categories: a practical way to bundle two figures collectors want anyway, or a pairing built specifically because the characters only make sense together. This release is the second kind. The Void exists in Thunderbolts* because of Valentina's actions, and Hasbro packaging them in the same box lets a display shelf tell that same story rather than treating them as two disconnected pickups from the same film's roster. It also gives collectors who skipped individual Thunderbolts* figures from earlier waves a single entry point into the film's core conflict, rather than needing to track down two separate solo releases across different waves and price points.
For collectors who have not seen Thunderbolts* yet, Valentina Allegra de Fontaine is a recurring schemer across recent Marvel Studios films, most recognizable for her behind-the-scenes manipulation of various government-adjacent hero programs. In Thunderbolts*, her ambitions to manufacture a controllable Super Hero backfire, and Sentry, the hero she creates, has a destructive alternate persona in The Void, a shadow-based entity that threatens to consume everything around it. That dynamic, a handler whose creation spirals beyond her control, is a different flavor of Marvel Legends storytelling than a typical hero-versus-villain pairing, and it is part of why Hasbro chose to box these two together rather than release either figure as a solo pickup.
EVORETRO does not currently carry a protector built specifically for this set's packaging. What EVORETRO does carry is general figure display gear that works once figures are out of the box, which is a reasonable starting point for displaying this pairing even without an exact-fit box protector for this specific release.
Since the appeal of this two-pack is largely about the relationship between the two characters, keeping Valentina and The Void displayed near each other rather than split across a shelf preserves that story context once they are out of the packaging. Acrylic display risers give each figure its own elevated spot while still keeping them visually paired, and a multi-step display stand works well if you are building out a broader Thunderbolts* or Marvel Legends shelf and want this pairing to sit at a distinct height from the figures around it.
If you are planning to display this two-pack once it ships, these EVORETRO products are a practical starting point:
September 2026, at 55.99 dollars, per Hasbro Pulse's official listing. Pre-orders opened June 30.
9 total: Valentina gets an alternate head, 4 alternate hands, a cell phone, and a weapon; The Void gets 2 alternate hands and a non-removable cape.
Both are 6-inch (15cm) scale Marvel Legends figures with over 20 points of articulation each.
No, it is confirmed as a non-removable plastic piece rather than a swappable accessory.
This two-pack gives Thunderbolts* fans a way to display the film's central cause-and-effect relationship directly on a shelf, backed by a genuinely loaded 9-accessory set split thoughtfully between two very different characters. Whether you are collecting the broader Marvel Legends Thunderbolts* wave or just want Valentina and The Void specifically, having display space planned out before September makes sense given how much of this set's appeal comes from keeping the pair together.
Keep an eye on Hasbro Pulse's official channels for any additional details as the ship date approaches.
For more on recent Marvel Legends releases and figure display options, these guides may also help:
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