GMA Teases Marvel Legends Avengers: Infinity War Winter Soldier Plus A Chance To Help Kids With #HeroActs (UPDATE)

UPDATE: The new Marvel Legends Avengers: Infinity War Winter Soldier/Bucky figure that debuted on GMA has been confirmed thanks to this close-up image provided by Sebastian Stan. Be sure if you are on Twitter to like any #HeroActs post you see. Look below for more on that.

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Ok first let me get to the Marvel Legends part of this post. This morning Good Morning America posted on Twitter this image giving us a look at several new Avengers: Infinity War products from Hasbro. We see Vision (Paul Bettany) holding his upcoming Marvel Legends Vision movie figure which we know will be part of a Toys R' Us exclusive 2-Pack with Scarlet Witch. We see Nebula (Karen Gillan) holding her Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 Nebula figure, and we see Bucky (Sebastian Stan) holding what could possibly be our first look at the rumored Avengers: Infinity War Marvel Legends Winter Soldier figure. A new Infinity War Winter Soldier figure is rumored to be part of a Target exclusive two pack which will contain a Stan-Lee Build-A-figure piece that will go along with pieces found in the Killonger/Agent Ross and Tony Stark/Dr. Strange 2-Packs. The other figure rumored to be included with Winter Soldier is Falcon. Unfortunately the image of the figure is so small it's hard to tell exactly what figure it is, and we haven't yet seen the actual footage from the GMA show to see if they show it up close.

Ok now for what is probably the more important part of this news post. The reason why GMA put the image up was to promote the organization known as StarlightUS, which helps kids who are seriously ill. If they reach 1 million people likes for #HeroActs posts on Twitter, then Disney and Marvel will donate $250,000 to the organization.

.@Marvel: The Universe Unites! If we reach 1M likes on #HeroActs posts like this one, Marvel & @Disney together will donate $250,000 to @starlightus!
Tag a friend & share! pic.twitter.com/6wrfSF6Lo2

— Good Morning America (@GMA) February 27, 2018