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Originally Posted by Byrnes

Why has there been a lack of (pretty much zero besides Cyclops and Blue Quicksilver) figures from this team?

Havok, Strong Guy, Multiple Man, Feral and Polaris in the 90's are must haves.

I wouldn't consider them "must haves", especially since I didn't care for that team or book when it was originally published. But that's my opinion of course.

As far as toys are concerned, I'm thinking that both Hasbro and Marvel are probably going to want to push what's hot right now rather than go digging through 20-year-old story lines.

I'm not saying it's completely out of the question, it's just that I think Hasbro already has a wealth of ideas to work on before they go deep-diving into Marvel's back catalog.

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Originally Posted by VashTS

IT is clear Hasbro thinks fans want more Aaptain America's with shield shooting action rather that figures that sell....I'm sure Hasbro knows more about figures than most of us since that non legends Captain America line is doing soooooooo well.

What does any of that have to do with the topic at hand?

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We all know multi man would be great in a three pack....but this is Hasbro we are talking about...HASBRO!!!

You do realize we're talking about 6" figures and not 4", right? The last time Hasbro did a Marvel Legends 3-pack was for SDCC 2012. So if you don't mind it being a Con exclusive, that might actually be a good idea.

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Originally Posted by kylactus

I'd love a 90's x-factor set (as long as they don't put that damn "energy tornado" with Havok). they should also do the 90's X-force. most of them would be simple kit-bash/repaints.

Again, Byrnes specifically mentioned 6" scale in his OP. I'm also having trouble remembering the last time Hasbro included a translucent effects part in a Marvel Legends release.