[Joe Moore]

Castlevania Animated Series - Trevor Belmont Statue by DST

[Harbinger]

Hopefully we get some figs from this series.

[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by Nitelife

Hopefully we get some figs from this series.

We should be in DST's Select style.

[Harbinger]

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Originally Posted by Joe Moore

We should be in DST's Select style.

Thatd be great. Hopefully maybe in marvel legend or current multiverse style too.

[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by Nitelife

Thatd be great. Hopefully maybe in marvel legend or current multiverse style too.

Don't think that will be possible, at least not through Mattel or Hasbro. DST holds master toy license for the series, so it's all them or has to be approved by them if another company wants to do something.

[Harbinger]

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Originally Posted by Joe Moore

Don't think that will be possible, at least not through Mattel or Hasbro. DST holds master toy license for the series, so it's all them or has to be approved by them if another company wants to do something.

Maybe dst might do smaller scale? One can dream.

[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by Nitelife

Maybe dst might do smaller scale? One can dream.

Unfortunately, I don't see it happening. They keep all their action figures in the 7" range. Don't see why they would suddenly shift gears and drop to a smaller scale.

[Bo Ttef]

McFarlane randomly did CoD in 6in scale when everything else he does is 7in.... So I guess you just never know...

[Joe Moore]

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Originally Posted by Bo Ttef

McFarlane randomly did CoD in 6in scale when everything else he does is 7in.... So I guess you just never know...

McFarlane has been doing action figures in multiple scales for a while now, from 5" to 7" to 10" tall figures. So a new scale from them isn't surprising. Where as DST has kept their main action figures in the Select line, while also doing Mego reissues (which is dead now that Mego is back). Also they literally announced they are doing Castlevania figures in the Select line. So they aren't going to do 6" and 7" figures.

I think, for 6" figures, the best bet would be if one of the non-US companies wanted to produce some. Something like MAFEX or Figma versions, which run at a higher price point, and would't be seen as direct competition to $20 - $25 figures. Those companies would still have to get approval from DST, but out of all the possibilities, that would be the best bet for 6" versions.