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The Wildest ‘Spider-Man’ Scene Ever Gets Its Own Hot Toys

There are certain movie moments you simply never forget. The first time the Millennium Falcon jumps to hyperspace. Superman flying. The creation of the Fellowship of the Ring. And, in the world of Spider-Man, there’s the moment when Peter Parker becomes a weird, creepy, confident, black-clad version of himself thanks to the Venom symbiote. You know. The classics.

The hilarious moment is arguably the funniest and most out-there in the already weird Spider-Man 3 by Sam Raimi, and now, it’s being immortalized in a way no one could’ve ever imagined. Hoy Toys just revealed that it’s making a sixth-scale recreation of the moment in a very limited edition of 2,500. Here are some images.

We love the official description of this piece, too; check this:

In Spider-Man 3, the extraterrestrial symbiote doesn’t just amplify Peter Parker’s powers, but it completely transforms his personality. Overcome by the alien’s dark influence, Peter’s attitude shifts to a rebellious “I missed the part where that’s my problem” energy, trading his modest, everyday look for a sharp, all-black look. Strutting down the streets of New York City, this fiercely confident version of Peter delivered some of the most highly talked-about moments in superhero cinema, crowned by his unforgettable, eccentric sidewalk dance.

As you can see in the images, the collectible comes with a bunch of cool accessories too, allowing you to pose it either with or without the Symbiote, or with or without the reveal of the black Spider-Man costume. Maybe you just want to display goth Tobey Maguire in your home. Now you can.

There’s no price on this yet, but we’d imagine it’ll be between $200 and $300. Fans who are interested can head to this page over on Sideshow to RSVP for more news, which should be coming soon. Would you add this to your shelves?

And because we know you’re just going to watch the scene right now, here it is.

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Source: Gizmodo

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