Spider-Man - Black and Gold Suit
sh776 · Marvel Super Heroes
Spider-Man: No Way Home · 2021 (October)
Figure ID
sh776
Theme
Marvel Super Heroes
Year Released
2021 (October)
Rarity
Uncommon; it was exclusive to a single mid-range set during the initial No Way Home product wave.
Head
Black head with gold web pattern and large white eyes outlined in gold; printed on a standard black base piece.
Torso
Black torso with detailed gold web pattern, tech circuitry, and integrated Spider logo; features printed gold/black arms and black hands.
Legs
Black legs with gold and grey/silver tech printing on the front and hips; no side or back leg printing.
Accessories
Standard set included power blast elements (trans-yellow) and web-swinging strings; the figure in the image is shown without its power blast gloves.
Color Scheme
Mainly Black with Metallic Gold and Light Grey/Silver accents; specific to the 'Inside-Out' suit appearance.
Printing Details
Highly detailed pad printing covering the head, torso, arms, and legs; notable for the intricate circuitry lines meant to represent the inside of the upgraded suit.
Variants
None of this specific black-and-gold version, though similar Spider-Man variants exist for the 'Integrated Suit' and 'Upgraded Suit'.
Condition Notes
Prone to silver/gold ink rubbing on the high-friction areas of the torso; check for arm-cracking due to the black plastic type often being more brittle in tight joints.
Estimated Value
Used: $5 - $8 USD | New/Mint: $10 - $15 USD. Prices are stable but may rise as No Way Home sets retire.
Price (New)
Retail set 76185 (Spider-Man at the Sanctum Workshop), which the figure came in, cost $39.99 USD.
Compatible Sets
76185 Spider-Man at the Sanctum Workshop.
Character Background
Represents Peter Parker wearing his suit inside-out to track electro-magnetic signatures while fighting Electro in the MCU film Spider-Man: No Way Home.
Design Notes
LEGO designers captured the 'tech' look of the suit's interior by using thin silver lines, marking one of the first MCU Spidey figures to feature arm printing as standard.
Similar Minifigures
Spider-Man sh777 (Integrated Suit), Spider-Man sh542 (Far From Home Upgraded Suit), and various Miles Morales figures due to the black/gold palette.
Collectibility
Moderate; essential for MCU completionists and fans of the 'No Way Home' trilogy, though currently widely available on the secondhand market.
History
Released as part of the spoiler-minimal wave before the movie's release, this suit was a major talking point for its unique 'magical/tech' hybrid appearance.
Interesting Facts
In the movie, this is actually the Upgraded Suit (Red and Black) turned inside out to clean off paint, exposing the interior wiring and circuitry.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed with the trans-yellow power blasts to mimic the scene where he interacts with Doctor Strange's artifacts.
Modification Potential
Excellent for custom tech-based heroes or 'Stealth Suit' Spider-Man MOCs; the arms are highly sought after for other custom black/gold figures.
Overall Assessment
A visually striking figure with high-quality arm printing that elevates it above standard Spider-Man variants; a solid value for collectors of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.