Cyborg Spider-Woman
Cybernetics have replaced most of Cyborg Spider-Woman's body, and technology shapes everything else about her.
Data Matrix codes: Cyborg Spider-Woman
One of these codes is printed on the bottom of the box, next to the barcode.
6568968first batch6568956production batch 26615999production batch 36564847production batch 4
LEGO prints a different code for each production batch and region, which is why one item has several. The scanner recognises all 4.
About this minifigure
You can spot her in the Spider Society crowd in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, moving through the background as one of the delegates from a distant world. The comics equivalent of the idea is Cyborg Spider-Man, a version of Peter Parker from a reality where spider powers landed in a world run by technology.
The whole concept comes down to a single question: what if the hero's body stopped being a limit long ago. This version never got a film or a comics series of its own, so LEGO has reached deep into the background here — which is arguably the appeal, because it shows just how far the multiverse idea can spread.
She reads more as a collector's pick than as one for a child chasing a specific face from the screen. In a display she holds her own without difficulty: a mechanical outline among classic bodysuits pulls the eye, and lets you build a more futuristic corner of the shelf.
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