Mega Bloks is releasing a construction set for the MMO shooter Destiny. We’ll take a look at what these figures and objects from the Destiny universe look like.
Three months ago, we reported that Destiny is getting its own game and collectible figures from the Canadian company Mega Bloks. This is aimed at fans and passionate collectors who can now create “authentic replicas”.
This is what the game and collectible figures from Destiny look like
Currently, you can view nine different Destiny sets in the official Mega Bloks shop, which cost between 8 and 70 US dollars. The company advertises that you can build your own visions of the Destiny universe with micro-action figures and other items and bring your legend to reality.
However, this is difficult for Titans, as Mega Bloks (so far) has not released a set for this class. Instead, there are two Hunter sets and one for the Warlock. Guardians who desperately want a Titan on their shelf must get the “Cabal Interceptor” set. Here, a Sunbreaker Titan is included.
According to the description, these figures are full of details. Additionally, you can remove and reassemble the Guardian gear. Sometimes, extra weapons and armor parts are included. The Destiny sets are supposed to be combinable with each other.
These are the Mega-Bloks-Destiny sets:
The “Hunter Cryptid Armory” set includes a Hunter with various weapons, the Nightstalker Bow, armor parts, and a Ghost accessory.
The “Hunter Starwinder Armory” set comes with a Hunter, various weapons, armor parts, and a Ghost accessory.
The “Warlock Samsara Armory” set lets a Voidwalker Warlock jump, whose super apparently has the wrong color. Additionally, there are weapons, armor parts, and a stylish Ghost.
In the “Sparrow S-31V” set, there is a Sparrow, a Warlock, a Fallen Captain, and a Speeder.
The “Sparrow S-10V” set contains a Sparrow, a Hunter, a Fallen Captain, and a Speeder.
The Atheon set contains Atheon, a Warlock, and a Harpy (according to the description):
The “Cabal Interceptor” set is the only source for a Titan. There’s also a Cabal Interceptor:
In the “Arcadia Jumpship” set, a jumpship and a Warlock await you.
The “Fallen Walker” set is the most expensive Destiny set and provides not only a Fallen Walker but also a Hunter, a Fallen Captain, and a Speeder. The Hunter, by the way, is holding a Gjallarhorn.
What do you think of these Destiny collectibles? Would you put these on your shelf?
