SilverHawks ULTIMATES! Steelheart vs Steelwill: Which Twin?

Quick answer

Choose Steelheart if you want the lower-priced Wave 1 figure with two versions of her cyborg bird companion, Rayzor. Choose Steelwill if you prefer Wave 2's enhanced-speed character and a larger accessory set that includes wings and a pair of Stronghold pieces.

What separates the Hart twins on the shelf

Both figures share the same 7-inch fully articulated ULTIMATES! build, so the real decision comes down to character role and accessories. Steelheart is defined by her technological prowess and comes with interchangeable heads and hands plus two versions of Rayzor. Steelwill is defined by his cyborg-enhanced speed, agility, and strength, and his set includes interchangeable heads and hands, weapons, wings, and a pair of Stronghold pieces.

That difference changes how each figure displays. Steelheart works as a compact character piece with a companion bird that adds visual interest. Steelwill takes up more space once you attach the wings and weapons, so plan for a wider shelf or a dynamic flying pose.

Price and wave timing

Steelheart is the Wave 1 release and currently lists at USD 33.55, while Steelwill is the Wave 2 release at USD 41.25. Both show a catalog comparison price of USD 55.00, so the gap between them is about USD 7.70 at current pricing.

If you are building the team in release order, start with Steelheart from Wave 1 and add Steelwill from Wave 2. If you only want one twin, the price difference is small enough that accessories and character preference should decide it, not cost alone.

Accessory trade-off: companion vs combat loadout

Steelheart's two Rayzor versions give you a display choice without adding bulk. Steelwill's wings and Stronghold pair create a more elaborate combat look, but they also mean more pieces to store and more setup time when you repose him.

Neither figure includes a display stand in the supplied catalog facts, so budget for stands separately if you want airborne poses. Steelwill's wings make a stand more useful, while Steelheart can sit cleanly on a shelf without one.

Trade-off decisions

• Budget-first collector: Pick Steelheart at USD 33.55 if you want the lowest-cost entry into the SilverHawks ULTIMATES! line and do not need wings or weapons. Check the current price before ordering, since catalog prices can change.
• Action-pose display: Pick Steelwill at USD 41.25 if you plan to use wings and weapons in a flying or combat pose and have space for a wider setup. Plan for a stand and extra clearance if you attach the wings.
• Team-building order: Start with Steelheart from Wave 1, then add Steelwill from Wave 2, so you follow the release sequence and can compare both in hand.

Product facts

• SilverHawks ULTIMATES! Wave 1 - Steelheart: 7-inch fully articulated Steelheart includes interchangeable heads and hands and two versions of her cyborg bird companion, Rayzor. You get a display-ready character with a companion option and no need for extra weapons to make her look complete.

  

• SilverHawks ULTIMATES! Wave 2 - Steelwill: 7-inch fully articulated Steelwill includes interchangeable heads and hands, weapons, wings, and a pair of Stronghold pieces. The larger accessory set supports action poses but requires more shelf space and storage than Steelheart.

  

Which twin fits you?

Best for

• Collectors who want a lower-priced SilverHawks ULTIMATES! figure with a companion bird
• Displayers who prefer a compact character piece without wings or weapons

Not for

• Collectors who specifically want a combat-ready loadout with wings and Stronghold pieces
• Buyers who only want Wave 2 figures and do not plan to collect Wave 1