Four minifigs in a $59.99 set is the kind of ratio that makes you do a double-take — and then you realize one of them is a Celestial-scaled Arishem built into the backdrop itself. The Eternals lineup here punches above its piece count.
Is the price fair?A+Four minifigs and a Celestial backdrop for $59.99 is Marvel pricing done right.
Will you love it?C+Arishem's silhouette is striking on a shelf, but the build itself is more set dressing than set piece.
Holds its value?C-The Eternals IP cooled fast and so did demand — don't bank on this one climbing.
The Full Take
The Eternals theme didn't light the world on fire, but this set found its footing by leaning into Arishem — a cosmic villain so massive he becomes the set's scenery. Four minifigs at this price point is genuinely rare, and the character selection (Ikaris, Sersi, Sprite, and Kingo) covers enough of the film's core cast to feel complete. The build itself is more backdrop than diorama, which keeps the experience straightforward rather than thrilling. Where it shines is on the shelf: that looming Celestial silhouette gives it real visual weight in a Marvel lineup. The weak link is what you're actually holding — 493 pieces doesn't buy you much structural complexity, and the scenery elements feel thin up close. As a snapshot of a movie moment that most people moved on from quickly, it's a solid B+ that earns its spot mostly through its minifig-to-dollar efficiency. If you missed the Eternals wave, this is the one worth picking up.
