Prowler
The man inside the Prowler suit is Aaron Davis, Miles Morales's uncle, and he brings claws and a purple-and-green scheme to a box full of bodysuits.
Data Matrix codes: Prowler
One of these codes is printed on the bottom of the box, next to the barcode.
6568963first batch6568951production batch 26615994production batch 36564842production 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
Aaron works as a professional thief in a tech suit, and he is also the adult the boy trusts most. In the film he takes jobs from Kingpin, but at the decisive moment the bond with his nephew outweighs the work, and that collision drives the strongest thread of the first film. In the comics Aaron flips between opponent and reluctant ally.
Visually he is built as a counterweight to everything around him: a dark shape, hood and claws among all those bright bodysuits. The purple-and-green scheme has followed Prowler through the comics for decades, so the figure reads instantly, with no label needed.
On a shelf he gives a scene its point, because without an antagonist eleven spiders are simply standing next to one another. Children who know the films tend to name him in the same breath as Miles.
Did you know: The first Prowler in the comics was Hobie Brown, a window cleaner and inventor; the Aaron Davis version was popularised by the animated films.
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