New LEGO Marvel Avengers Endgame Final Battle Set (76323) | Debuts May 2025 – Experience the Iconic Superhero Showdown!
Published: 1 year ago
Last Updated: 7 months ago
Following the announcement of two LEGO Marvel sets scheduled for an April 1, 2025 launch, excitement is now building for the rumoured additional blockbuster release set to debut in May: the 76323 Avengers Endgame Final Battle. This highly anticipated 10+ model reimagines the climactic showdown from Avengers Endgame, featuring a detailed battlefield complete with multiple portals and remnants of a ruined Avengers HQ. Comprising 621 pieces and retailing at $99.99/€99.99/£89.99, this set is one of the priciest LEGO® Marvel releases of 2025, though its price-per-piece may not be the most competitive.
Following a similar design format to January’s 76314 Captain America: Civil War Action Battle, this set is built on a minimalist black base for both play and display. It is rumoured that it includes nine minifigures: Captain America with his iconic shield, Iron Man MK85 armed with a sword and shield, a Chitauri equipped with an arm-mounted shooter, and the Scarlet Witch with flame accessories. Also joining the fray are Doctor Strange, an Iron Spider with four movable legs, Black Panther, and Falcon featuring two stud shooters. Adding to the excitement is a large-scale Thanos and a standard Ant-Man minifigure with a modern helmet.
A standout feature of LEGO 76323 is its Ant-Man-inspired mech, priced at just $15. This innovative mech not only offers the functionality to transform the Ant-Man minifigure into Giant-Man but also features dual rock explosion functions and full mobility, enhancing the set's play value. With these impressive details, 76323 Avengers Endgame Final Battle is set to be a must-have for LEGO Marvel enthusiasts and collectors in 2025.
Author: Tom Reynolds
Tom spent over a decade in logistics and supply chain management, giving him a natural interest in how products move through markets. His AFOL journey began when he bought a Star Wars set “for his nephew” and ended up building it himself. Hooked instantly, Tom now focuses on Star Wars, UCS models, and large-scale sci-fi builds. He loves the intersection of fandom and investment, analysing how licensing, nostalgia, and design complexity drive long-term value.
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