Hot Toys Gambit (Deluxe Version) (Special Edition)

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A Closer Look at Gambit

The long brown coat, purple chest armor and silver boots are the familiar Gambit combination. In a group with Cyclops, the coat gives Remy a different look even with both figures standing at rest.

The small card effects cover several stages of a throw, from a card charging in his hand to trails flying away from his fingers. The black-and-gold life-size cards are separate collectibles included alongside the figure-sized cards.

Gambit turns ordinary objects into explosive weapons by charging them with kinetic energy. Playing cards are his signature choice, but the power belongs to Remy, not to a special deck. That makes the transition from plain cards to purple effects a meaningful part of this release: the accessories show the same object before and after he charges it.

His background in the New Orleans Thieves’ Guild also explains the character’s sleight of hand and confidence. A card held casually between the fingers can feel just as much like Gambit as a large explosion. The staff adds his close-combat side, so the set gives attention to both skills rather than reducing him to a card-throwing effect.

The film costume keeps enough of the familiar coat, purple torso and armored boots for comic readers to recognize Remy immediately. Tatum’s likeness then makes it a specific screen interpretation. That combination is especially appealing in an X-Men collection that favors recognizable comic costumes on live-action characters.

The Comics Behind Gambit’s Look

For a good introduction to Remy on the page, start with Uncanny X-Men #266, written by Chris Claremont and drawn by Michael Collins. A young Storm gets caught in the Shadow King’s trap during an art theft, and Gambit helps her escape. It is a fitting story to revisit alongside this figure: Remy arrives as a resourceful thief with questionable connections, rather than a recruit in a matching team uniform. The coat and playing cards belong to that character long before a film actor wears them.

Rogue is another important part of his comic history. X-Men #24 gives the pair their first date, while X-Men: Gold #30 and Mr. and Mrs. X #1 are later reading stops for their marriage and adventures together. Those stories give a Gambit-and-Rogue collection a different focus from a full X-Men battle scene. A Storm pairing refers back to his early days with the team; Rogue recalls the relationship that became a major part of his life. These are comic connections to enjoy alongside the collectible, rather than clues about the events of Avengers: Doomsday. The figure itself represents Tatum’s film version, so its portrait and costume should still be judged against that specific screen design.

Release Information

Hot Toys Gambit Deluxe Special Edition is expected at US retailers in April–September 2027.

Buying from Hot Toys or Secret Base in Hong Kong usually means getting the figure around 6–8 weeks before US retailers. Overseas shipping accounts for that gap, but the timing varies by shipment.

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