On 11/10/2021 at 9:35 AM, monron999 said:This thing needs to be flushed. All I see are pegs so full that these things have to be stacked on shelve underneath. Why Hasbro continues to insist this is a smart use of resources is ridiculous. How much of this time, effort and materials could be used to improve ML is saddening. Sure, the retro and nostalgia market is booming, but what we're seeing most companies do is retro "type" figures with added articulation and better production. This 5 points garbage is better left to companies like Super7 and Funko.
Wholeheartedly agree. Give me 6 retro articulated figures and they can keep these Happy Meal toys..
i will say the only thing this Piece of $#!+ line has done right is hitting the retro feels with the classic costumes. Shame THIS line got a comic accurate Agent while their BEST SELLING line has no updated representation of Agent and many other key characters.
So ironic that Hasbro killed the articulated 3.75 MU line and is force feeding the masses this junk.
Nostalgia or not these are not for me either
This thing needs to be flushed. All I see are pegs so full that these things have to be stacked on shelve underneath. Why Hasbro continues to insist this is a smart use of resources is ridiculous. How much of this time, effort and materials could be used to improve ML is saddening. Sure, the retro and nostalgia market is booming, but what we're seeing most companies do is retro "type" figures with added articulation and better production. This 5 points garbage is better left to companies like Super7 and Funko.
its basically $10 for a wall decoration, which isn't that costly. And there are some i could see being useful, shrinking character such as Ant-man or Wasp. The silver surfer would go well with a Galactus figure, the x-men would probably work well with a Sentinel although there the limited articulation might create issues.
Bottom line, not for me.
All that said, i'm becoming increasingly disenchanted with retro packaging for the ML line. It was fun at first but now just strikes me as a way to cheap out by not including additional accessories or a BAF part instead.
On 11/9/2021 at 8:51 AM, JayC said:...
positives? I disagree, we were getting Marvel Universe/Legends figures for $12.99 before they decided to drop them. These should be selling in dollar stores for a $1. All of these types of figures like Reaction are basically made to be kept on cards because once you open them you will get major buyer's remorse. I believe there are even cheaper Marvel figures at the dollar stores for the young ones. Better they destroy the packaging on those when opening.
Jeez, never thought that shield would be that small, I wanted it so I can interchange it with the old 1/18 line, but the proportions are wrong, it is my first and last one from the retro, and I can't cancel it cuz it's already in transit...
I hate this line. The figures are super basic. Which I know is the whole point, but for 20$ CDN. I would rather shell out an extra 10 for a 6-inch scale Legends.