Hide From The Hulk Hero Prices: Official Base Offers
Captured hero base prices range from 315 to 480 Robux
- Lowest reference: Cyclops Hero is 315 Robux.
- Equal-price offers: Iron Man and Captain America are 350 each; Dr Strange and Scarlet Witch are 480 each.
- Checkout rule: These are official base-price captures from October 23, 2026. Use the actual amount shown for your account.
Compare the eight named base prices
The official Hide From The Hulk hero-pass capture lists base prices from 315 to 480 Robux. Cyclops is the lowest of the eight named offers. Doctor Strange and Scarlet Witch share the highest captured amount, while Iron Man and Captain America also share an equal price.
The table is a dated price reference for October 23, 2026. It is useful for planning a purchase, but it does not replace the amount Roblox displays for your own account. Read that actual offer before accepting any transaction.
Snapshot as of| Hero offer | Robux |
|---|---|
| Cyclops | 315 |
| Iron Man | 350 |
| Captain America | 350 |
| Spiderman | 375 |
| Wolverine | 380 |
| Thor | 450 |
| Dr Strange | 480 |
| Scarlet Witch | 480 |
Make comparisons that affect your budget
The gap from Cyclops at 315 to Iron Man or Captain America at 350 is 35 Robux. Spiderman at 375 and Wolverine at 380 differ by only five. Thor at 450 is 30 below Doctor Strange or Scarlet Witch at 480.
Those differences are useful when two characters interest you. They are not damage measurements or an official strength order. If your favorite character costs more, decide whether the gap matters to the amount you want to spend rather than treating the cheapest offer as automatically best for everyone.
Equal prices also simplify a question. When two actual offers match, the cost cannot choose between those characters for you. Compare the role you want to learn or keep the choice open instead of inventing a price advantage that is not there.
Work from a reserve rather than the whole balance
Choose how much you want to retain before deciding what is available for a pass. With a hypothetical 500 Robux budget and a 150 reserve, the available amount is 350. At the captured base prices, Cyclops, Iron Man and Captain America fit that example; a 375 offer does not.
If you use a hypothetical 600 budget with a 120 reserve, the available amount is 480. Each individual offer in the table fits that example at its captured base amount. This is arithmetic, not a combined package, a promise of regional pricing or a recommendation to purchase all eight.
For more than one pass, add the specific amounts. Iron Man plus Captain America would total 700 at the captured references. Cyclops plus Spiderman would total 690. Each is a different decision from choosing one role, and the sum should be compared with the budget you actually want to use.
Keep price, selection and acquisition separate
A pass amount answers the cost-reference question. It does not establish when a player is selected for a hero role or guarantee a better encounter result. Use the role-selection guide when selection is the issue.
The gamepass reference supplies named identifiers, while how to get heroes explains the acquisition decision. The hero roster is useful when you want to identify the characters before comparing prices.
Finish the budget decision with the actual offer in view. If it differs from the reference, redo the subtraction with the displayed amount. You can choose the offer that fits, keep a larger reserve or return to play while leaving the purchase for later. The table has done its job when it makes that choice clearer.