[AceSimulacrum]

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Originally Posted by Q Prime

12-15 figures a year? Please, Jazwares already releases about 20 6" figures a year.

Well I will concede, they did produce around that number in one year, but I still stand on the point that Jazzware is incredibly more productive/prolific with their 4" Solo line in comparison. There were several characters they did in that scale I had hoped would have been carried over to the 6" legendary line. McFarlane had the license too and produced even fewer Fortnite figures. Hasbro doesn't mind putting out products to fill retail shelves and would probably crank out more. They will cheap out giving less hands, alt faces/heads, accessories, but they will make the proper adjustments to keep the collector base interested if the fans make it known and it hurts their profitability.

[Q Prime]

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Originally Posted by AceSimulacrum

Well I will concede, they did produce around that number in one year, but I still stand on the point that Jazzware is incredibly more productive/prolific with their 4" Solo line in comparison. There were several characters they did in that scale I had hoped would have been carried over to the 6" legendary line. McFarlane had the license too and produced even fewer Fortnite figures. Hasbro doesn't mind putting out products to fill retail shelves and would probably crank out more. They will cheap out giving less hands, alt faces/heads, accessories, but they will make the proper adjustments to keep the collector base interested if the fans make it known and it hurts their profitability.

The reason there were tons more of the 4" ones is because they're smaller and cheaper, making them more appealing to people who collect at a smaller scale, as two of those cost the same as a Legendary series figure. And on the "fans make it known and it hurts their profitability" They wouldn't be making half their lines exclusive and terribly distributed if that were the case. Either way, guess we just have to wait till Friday and see how it goes.