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|Title = Kingpin |
|Title = Kingpin |
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|Image = Kingpin 01.png |
|Image = Kingpin 01.png |
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|Accessories = Jeweled Cane |
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== Background == |
== Background == |
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| − | The Kingpin is a New York City crime lord who faces local heroes, such as {{M|Spider-Man}} and [[Daredevil (Marvel)|Daredevil]], and occasionally [[Punisher]]. |
+ | The Kingpin AKA '''Wilson Fisk''' is a New York City crime lord who faces local heroes, such as {{M|Spider-Man}} and [[Daredevil (Marvel)|Daredevil]], and occasionally [[Punisher]] and one of the most formidable super-villains in the Marvel Universe. Kingpin is a wealthy business owner, a publicly renowned philanthropist, a cultured strategic genius and a prominent gangster with countless criminal connections which have earned him the nickname "The Kingpin of Crime". Along with this while Kingpin appears to be a grossly overweight giant of a man, 80% of his bodyweight is in-fact sheer muscle which he exercises regularly and uses to train in hand-to-hand combat. |
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| + | Wilson was the son of a failed gangster who pulled his son into his unsuccessful criminal career as an accomplice while always undermining his son and blaming him for his failures, in-part because of how Wilson was overweight while ignoring his son's vast intelligence. When Wilson was only a teenager, his father abandoned him during a botched robbery to be arrested and sent to prison. In prison, Wilson learned under the best criminals of how to fight and master a criminal-operation and after his release he forged a new identity for himself. Wilson saw his life as being nothing more than a cold climb to the top but along the way he fell in love with a woman named Vanessa who was the love of his life and whom bore him a son named Richard with the two of them being the only people in the world who Wilson truly cared about. |
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== Appearances == |
== Appearances == |
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* ''[[LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2]]'' |
* ''[[LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2]]'' |
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* He debuted in ''The Amazing Spider-Man #50'' (1967). |
* He debuted in ''The Amazing Spider-Man #50'' (1967). |
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| − | * He is portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio, who also portrayed [[Vic Hoskins]] in ''Jurassic World''. |
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| − | * Kingpin is portrayed by John Rhys-Davies in ''The Trial of the Incredible Hulk ''who also played [[Gimli]], [[Glóin]] and [[Treebeard]] in [[The Lord of the Rings|''The Lord of the Rings'']] and [[Sallah]] in [[Indiana Jones (Theme)|''Indiana Jones'']]. |
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| − | *Kingpin is voiced by Liev Schreiber in ''Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse''. |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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| + | Kingofpin.jpg|[[LEGO Marvel Super Heroes]] |
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| + | KingpinLmS.png|[[LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2]] |
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Pin.jpg|About to fire from his cane gun |
Pin.jpg|About to fire from his cane gun |
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Kingpinn cover.jpg|Kingpin on the bad guy cover for ''[[LEGO Marvel Super Heroes]]'' |
Kingpinn cover.jpg|Kingpin on the bad guy cover for ''[[LEGO Marvel Super Heroes]]'' |
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| + | K.PIN.png|Daily Bugle |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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Latest revision as of 03:52, 28 January 2024
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This minifigure has only appeared in video game(s) Although this article is about an official minifigure, it never existed in physical form or appeared in any official LEGO sets. |
Kingpin is a Marvel Super Heroes minifigure in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes.
Background
The Kingpin AKA Wilson Fisk is a New York City crime lord who faces local heroes, such as Spider-Man and Daredevil, and occasionally Punisher and one of the most formidable super-villains in the Marvel Universe. Kingpin is a wealthy business owner, a publicly renowned philanthropist, a cultured strategic genius and a prominent gangster with countless criminal connections which have earned him the nickname "The Kingpin of Crime". Along with this while Kingpin appears to be a grossly overweight giant of a man, 80% of his bodyweight is in-fact sheer muscle which he exercises regularly and uses to train in hand-to-hand combat.
Wilson was the son of a failed gangster who pulled his son into his unsuccessful criminal career as an accomplice while always undermining his son and blaming him for his failures, in-part because of how Wilson was overweight while ignoring his son's vast intelligence. When Wilson was only a teenager, his father abandoned him during a botched robbery to be arrested and sent to prison. In prison, Wilson learned under the best criminals of how to fight and master a criminal-operation and after his release he forged a new identity for himself. Wilson saw his life as being nothing more than a cold climb to the top but along the way he fell in love with a woman named Vanessa who was the love of his life and whom bore him a son named Richard with the two of them being the only people in the world who Wilson truly cared about.
Appearances
Notes
- He debuted in The Amazing Spider-Man #50 (1967).
Gallery
