Green Goblin - Dark Purple Suit, Goblin Hat with Pointy Ears
sh0100 · Marvel Super Heroes
Spider-Man · 2014
Figure ID
sh0100
Theme
Marvel Super Heroes
Year Released
2014
Rarity
Uncommon
Head
Bright green head with detailed green lines, menacing smirk, and a dual-molded purple goblin hood/hat featuring large attached pointy ears.
Torso
Dark purple torso with metallic blue shoulder armor/straps detailing, a brown belt with a gold/yellow buckle, and bright green arms with dark purple hands.
Legs
Plain dark purple standard legs and hip piece without printing.
Accessories
Typically comes with a pumpkin bomb and a brick-built glider, though none are shown in the image.
Color Scheme
Bright green, dark purple, brown, and metallic blue accents.
Printing Details
High quality pad printing on head front and torso front with clean lines and sharp details; no leg or arm printing.
Variants
Appeared in a couple of variants across different Spider-Man waves, including older classic versions from 2002 and later updated versions with printed legs.
Condition Notes
Check for minor scratching on the purple hood, torso printing wear along the edges, and loose clutch power in the arms or legs.
Estimated Value
USD 10 to USD 20 depending on completeness and condition (without glider and accessories).
Price (New)
Originally available in sets priced around USD 40 to USD 50.
Compatible Sets
76016 Spider-Man-Helicopter Rescue (2014)
Character Background
Norman Osborn, industrialist CEO of Oscorp, transformed into the psychotic and deadly supervillain Green Goblin after testing an experimental strength-enhancing serum.
Design Notes
Features a specialized hood piece that combines headgear and large goblin ears into a single mold, capturing the classic comic book look effectively.
Similar Minifigures
Ultimate Green Goblin (sh0101), Classic Green Goblin from 2002 (spd009), and Hobgoblin (sh0174).
Collectibility
High demand among Marvel and Spider-Man superfans due to being a classic villain iteration.
History
First introduced in LEGO form back in 2002 for the Sam Raimi Spider-Man movie wave; this 2014 version represents a comic-accurate redesign.
Interesting Facts
The distinctive purple hood piece is heavily reused across various goblin-themed characters in the Marvel and Ninjago themes.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed on a transparent flight stand hovering above standard Spider-Man and Mary Jane minifigures.
Modification Potential
Can be enhanced with custom third-party gliders or purist leg printing from newer Marvel sets.
Overall Assessment
A fantastic, iconic villain figure with great shelf presence, highly recommended for any Spider-Man or Marvel Super Heroes collector.