Originally Posted by Snowflakian (Post 637821)

We really need to support this Legends MCU 3.75 line.

Originally Posted by Ninjinister (Post 637964)

I do hope 3.75 gets more than two characters. With so many characters in the movie that'd be a disservice.

Originally Posted by lordbest (Post 637953)

It's kind of sad that I'm genuinely surprised that they are producing a 12" and 2.5" Black Widow figure.

Originally Posted by Cyclopswc (Post 637992)

Hasbro has to please all those mommies and girls that complained about the Quinjet didn't include Black Widow and the Millenium Falcon didn't include Rey.

Originally Posted by Cyclopswc (Post 637992)

Hasbro has to please all those mommies and girls that complained about the Quinjet didn't include Black Widow and the Millenium Falcon didn't include Rey.

Originally Posted by redfox (Post 637908)

That Widow costume is from the next season of Avengers Assemble. There's already a minimate version of this costume out, too.

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I think she has a great shot. During an interview at last year's SDCC, Dwight Stall named Scarlet Witch as the top of his Marvel Legends MCU wishlist.

Originally Posted by Cyclopswc (Post 637992)

Hasbro has to please all those mommies and girls that complained about the Quinjet didn't include Black Widow and the Millenium Falcon didn't include Rey.

Originally Posted by lordbest (Post 638002)

And so they should.

Originally Posted by Black Arbor (Post 638022)

U Mad bro? :D

Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd (Post 637974)

They literally gave us no good AoU 3.75" toys and then just one Ant-Man toy so I wouldn't get too hyped for this. Maybe they'll do some store exclusive repaints like the AoU TRU two packs but those were all just older toys so they don't count as new for AoU.

Originally Posted by Black Arbor (Post 637929)

I would agree with you Snowflakian, had Hasbro not pooped the bed when they rebranded the MU line, and clogging the pegs with such MUST-HAVE figures as "Re-re-rereleased Bleeding Edge Iron Man, clear purple Wonder Man, re-released Captain America and re-released Guardians of the Galaxy box set figures that had been rotting on pegs months beforehand". It honestly seems like no one knows how to do 3.75 figures now, SInce Mattel's Multiverse line fizzled out and got turned to 6" scale, and I haven't seen a single Black series (Not the new Wal-Mart ones, the Commander Doom and Dagobah Vader ones) anywhere besides specialty shops and Gamestop. The only figures that seem to be doing okay are the Force Awakens figures with 5 POA, and I do not want that disease to kill any other promising toylines :P

(I say these things out of a place of love, as I was crazy for the MU First Avenger line, and loved every figure (though I did hate that P.O.S blade shield that came with Bucky Cap, haha)

Originally Posted by Kernel (Post 638207)

I agree black arbor. Some of the decisions seem really bizarre, like making a Hyperion 2 pack when he is the peg warming champ in my area. there are so many other marvel characters to release (#wheresgamora) and if they are gonna repack figures why not do the ones with high secondary market prices.
I consider all of his constructive criticism with hopes of improving the line.

Originally Posted by Snowflakian (Post 637821)

We really need to support this Legends MCU 3.75 line.

If it does well, we could see more of them because it's profitable and has market data demand. The more demand for them, the more likely we might get the TV side done this way too. Like Deathlok and Coulson. Quake and Melinda May. Mockingbird and Maria Hill. Daredevil and Elektra. Punisher and his gear. Jessica Jones and Kilgrave. Okay that last one isn't likely to happen, but Jessica Jones and Luke Cage as a two pack might. Or Iron Fist and Misty Knight.

But none of that can happen if sales on a line like this don't show the clear demand of how much we want them. So if we want more MCU 3.75 we need to show it with our wallets so retail chains beg for more. If retail chains start bugging hasbro about making more of them because they sell so well, we'll get more of them outright. Major retail outlets are who buy direct from hasbro, while we buy from the retail outlets. The mass orders of places like walmart, target, and toys r us have the most sway at Hasbro.

Originally Posted by tlasjr (Post 638301)

If you keep buying any crap they shovel at you they will keep shoveling the same crap.

Originally Posted by Kernel (Post 638305)

That's how I feel about the 5 POA crap these days. Even when my son was 4 I remember him getting annoyed with the lack of articulation. If we settle for garbage we continue to get it.

Originally Posted by tlasjr (Post 638301)

So we need to spend hundreds of dollars on a line that's been out for 7 years in hopes that they might release figures of core characters someday in the future instead of the repaints we have been receiving for the past 3 years?
Yeah, I'm going to go with my original plan of just buying a sporadic figure here and there if I'm actually interested.
If you keep buying any crap they shovel at you they will keep shoveling the same crap.

Originally Posted by ukmu (Post 638321)

37 nerds on ToyArk isn't exactly a force to be feared by Hasbro. ;)

Originally Posted by MUfan97 (Post 638367)

No...But people who are not on Toyark add to that number exponentially.

Originally Posted by Snowflakian (Post 638371)

Exactly! Plus out of those 37 people, if they tell 1 person each, plus gifts for any kids in the extended family, and on down the line it grows exponentially. Basic business 101. You anger 1 customer, you've really angered 10, because that 1 tells others. Well here, the reverse is true too.

You make 1 MCU fan happy, or in this case 37, you multiply that by 10 because of each person they tell and get excited about it to go buy them, which in turn they tell more people.