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[Update] Check Out Screenshots Of Falcon And Yondu In Disney Infinity
Update: Disney sent over images of Falcon and Yondu as they'll appear in Infinity 2.0. As you'll see, Falcon is in his most current comic garb, but that might not be the only way he appears.
We know that Disney Infinity 2.0 will support multiple costumes for its characters. It could be that we'll still get the movie version of Falcon.
Original Story:
Marvel has announced two new figures coming to Disney Infinity 2.0. You’re one step closer to re-enacting your favorite scenes from Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Guardians of the Galaxy.
Variety reports on both new additions. Sam Wilson, better known to Marvel fans as Falcon, made his film debut in Captain America’s second outing. We haven’t seen his figure yet, but our fingers are crossed he looks like actor Anthony Mackie’s take on the hero.
Yondu, the space ravager who raised Guardians of the Galaxy’s Peter Quill (a.k.a. Star-Lord) will be available for purchase, also. His figure, seen in progress via Variety, looks very much like actor Michael Rooker (who portrayed the character in the film).
Disney Infinity 2.0 Marvel Super Heroes is out on September 23 for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Wii U, and Wii. For more, check out our previous coverage.
[Source: Variety]
Our Take
Yondu could have been a throwaway character, but casting Michael Rooker made him quite memorable. His telepathically controlled spear is threatening and made for one of the coolest moments of the movie.
As for Falcon? Yes, please. I love the character and can’t wait to see how he’s represented.
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