Features vary by item, but most gauntlet products fall into a few types:

• Electronic role-play fists: Often include light-up stones and sound effects. Some allow finger movement or a fist-lock pose and may offer multiple lighting modes. Batteries are typically required.
• Display replicas/statues: Designed for shelf or desk display with detailed finishes. Some include LEDs; others are non-electronic.
• Building kits/3D puzzles: You assemble the gauntlet into a display model, sometimes with a stand.
• Wearable costume gloves: Sized for adults and intended for dress-up or events.

For specifics like lighting, removable gems, and materials, review the product’s “Details” and “Specifications” sections.

On toy and collectible versions, the six stones are decorative elements that represent the Infinity Stones from the stories. Their purpose varies by product:

• Electronic pieces: Stones may light up individually or together for display and role-play.
• Removable gems: Some items let you take stones in and out for customization.
• Fixed stones: Many replicas and figures have permanently attached stones for durability.

They don’t provide any real-world function beyond play and display features. If you’re shopping for a specific effect (like lighting), look for callouts such as “light-up,” “LED,” or “removable gems,” and check age recommendations due to small parts.

Size differs widely depending on the type:

• Wearable gloves: Usually adult-sized and designed to cover the hand and forearm. Look for “one size” notes and hand measurements.
• Display replicas/statues: Scaled for shelves or desks, ranging from small desk pieces to larger display models. Dimensions are listed on the product page.
• Building kits/3D puzzles: Finished size is typically provided in the description, along with piece count.
• Mini figures/desk decor: Compact items meant for small spaces.

To pick the right fit, measure your space (or hand/forearm for wearables) and compare with the posted dimensions in the “Specifications” section and lifestyle photos.

It depends on the style you choose:

• Electronic light-up items: Typically require batteries for LEDs and sounds. Battery type and whether they’re included are listed on the product page. Consider removing batteries during long-term storage.
• Building kits/3D puzzles: Require assembly. Piece count and estimated build complexity can guide your planning.
• Display statues/figures: Generally come ready to display; some may need simple attachment to a stand.
• Wearable costume gloves: Usually no batteries or assembly, though some have foam inserts or molded details.

Always review the instructions and safety notes provided in the “Details” section before use.

Options vary by product and availability, but these steps can help:

• Check the product page: Look for notes on removable stones and any listed accessory packs or compatible parts.
• Keep packaging and manuals: Part names or item codes can make searching easier.
• If something arrives incomplete: You can start a return or replacement request through your Walmart account within the posted return window.
• Contact the manufacturer: They may offer replacement components for specific models.
• Search on Walmart: Use model keywords to find compatible pieces. Availability can change over time.

For small parts, store spares safely and out of reach of young children.