Ben Reilly as Scarlet Spider is rendered with a bold red hooded suit that hugs a sleek blue body, a white spider emblem across the chest, and a black web pattern tracing the shoulders and arms. The figure captures the signature hood that sits over a high collar, with sculpted folds that mimic fabric in motion. Textured surface work highlights the fabric seams, muscle definition, and flexible joints, allowing dynamic posing from crouches to mid air kicks. The color separation is crisp, with glossy red panels contrasting against a matte blue bodysuit, and subtle weathering on the backpack and gauntlets for a battle worn look. Interchangeable hands include web shooting gestures, gripping hands, and relaxed poses. Accessories include an interchangeable head portrait with a determined expression, optional web effects that can be attached to the wrists, and a display stand to support high action poses. The figure is built at a 1/12 scale and stands with a height that matches its 160mm stature, making it a striking centerpiece for any Spider-Verse collection. Overall, the design balances faithful character silhouette with premium articulation, allowing fans to recreate iconic web slinging stances and dramatic action scenes.

Ben Reilly takes the Scarlet Spider mantle after a complicated path as a clone of Peter Parker, choosing to define himself by action rather than origin. As Scarlet Spider, he travels through the Spider-Verse pursuing justice across dangerous dimensions, often clashing with misperceptions about clones and identity. He fights alongside Miles Morales and other web-slingers, offering a fierce blend of acrobatics, gadgetry, and tactical thinking. His suit’s red color symbolizes passion and sacrifice, while the hooded silhouette signals a personal vow to protect even when the world doubts him. Throughout his journey he confronts echoes of his own creation, learns to trust allies, and discovers that heroism is a decision as much as a costume. In key battles, he leverages stealth, speed, and a signature web line to outmaneuver villains, while searching for a home where he can belong without being defined solely by his origin.