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Avengers: Doomsday: Brazilian Cinemark collectible prices

A table covers the four Brazilian products, combo contents, and US items that should not be mistaken for them.

Cinemark Brazil’s Avengers: Doomsday collection has four options: an LED head-shaped bucket, an LED cup inspired by Doom’s throne, an embossed metal bucket, and a metal pin made with Iron Studios. In the presale announced on October 29, 2026, the combos cost R$119 to R$204, depending on the product and the choice of salted or sweet popcorn.

Those prices do not automatically apply to other theater chains or countries. Images of a throne used as a popcorn container and a Sentinel head, for example, belong to Regal’s US campaign—not to the list of four products announced by Cinemark Brazil.

Doctor Doom cosplayer in silver armor and a green cloak at a convention
Doctor Doom cosplay at San Diego Comic-Con 2023; this contextual image does not show Cinemark’s collection.

Prices for the four Brazilian products

The table below organizes the figures published by Repórter Geek, which reproduced Cinemark Brazil’s announcement. The listed amounts were presale prices and could increase after the official launch.

| Cinemark Brazil collectible | Feature | Combo with salted popcorn | Combo with sweet popcorn |

|---|---|---:|---:|

| Doctor Doom head bucket | 3D shape and LED lighting | R$199 | R$204 |

| Doctor Doom throne cup | Inspired by the throne and fitted with LEDs | R$179 | R$184 |

| Metal bucket | Embossed finish | R$119 | R$124 |

| Metal pin | Collaboration with Iron Studios | R$119 | R$124 |

The difference between the two columns is R$5 in every case. The head-shaped bucket is the most expensive option, while the metal bucket and pin share the lowest advertised price.

Doctor Doom cosplayer reaches one hand toward the camera
Doctor Doom cosplay at San Diego Comic-Con 2024; the photograph does not depict the products announced in Brazil.

What comes with each combo

All four combos have the same basic contents. Each purchase includes the selected collectible, one serving of salted or sweet popcorn, two soft drinks, one water, and one pack of M&M’s. The prices in the table therefore do not refer to the collectible on its own.

The distinction also clarifies the formats. The throne-inspired item is a cup, while the LED head and metal container are popcorn buckets. The fourth product is the pin, introduced as the first in a collectible line developed by Cinemark with Iron Studios. The four formats are also described by Gamerpoint and Lagoa Nerd.

Doctor Doom cosplayer walks through a hall surrounded by costumed convention attendees
Doctor Doom cosplay at the 2011 Comikaze Expo; a historical photograph used to illustrate the character.

Availability depends on location and stock

The collection was presented as a limited edition. Coverage of the announcement advises customers to check the Snack Bar catalog in Cinemark’s app or on its website because availability depends on the selected location and its stock. There is no basis for assuming that all four products will be offered simultaneously at every theater.

Before buying, check three details through the official channel: whether the item appears at the desired location, the current price, and the contents shown in the cart. This matters especially because the figures in the table were published as presale prices.

Early reports about the collection said that no price had been announced. That information was superseded by the October 29 release. Telaverso documents the initial presentation of the four models and also illustrates why announcements from Cinemark, Cinépolis, and Kinoplex should not be combined into a single catalog.

Doctor Doom cosplayer points a yellow prop toward the camera outdoors
Doctor Doom cosplay at WonderCon 2019; the scene does not show any Cinemark collectible.

Do not confuse the Brazilian collection with Regal’s

Regal announced five products for its US theaters: a Doctor Doom statue popcorn bucket, a Sentinel-head drink vessel, a throne popcorn container, a throne set holding both a drink and popcorn, and a more conventional bucket-and-cup combo. According to Laughing Place, only the Sentinel head was identified as a Regal exclusive.

That does not prove the other four models will be sold in Brazil. Even when the theme is similar—both campaigns have throne-related products—the format, chain, and territory must be checked separately. Cinemark Brazil’s LED throne cup is the product listed in the Brazilian table; the throne popcorn container and combined throne set were presented in the US campaign.

Disney Video also posted a short promotion for an *Avengers: Doomsday* popcorn bucket, described only as coming soon. It provides no Brazilian price, combo contents, or location-level stock and therefore cannot replace a territorial check.

What to verify before paying

To avoid buying while expecting a product seen in foreign advertising, compare the item’s name and function. On the Brazilian list, look specifically for the LED head, LED throne cup, embossed metal bucket, or Iron Studios pin. If an advertisement mentions a Sentinel, a Doctor Doom statue, or a throne set for popcorn and a drink, it does not match the Brazilian list documented here.

Prices from one theater chain should not be used to estimate another’s. The collection, combo, and stock belong to a specific Cinemark Brazil campaign. Because every condition can change, final confirmation should be made through the chain’s official website or app and for the selected location.

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