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hasbroherofan · 08-03-2017, 07:45 AM

Yeah manga's been popular with kids and teens for a while. It helps that it's cheaper and easier to get into as well (since you don't have 60 years of history and retcons).

As for the education issue, I'm sure there'd be less animosity in this thread if literally the same poster didn't constantly spout off the same (largely unprovoked) rants about the youth of this country not being as good as they used to be ect., which usually come out of nowhere and just kind of sound like this after a while:

How toy discussions keep turning into generational sociology debates is quite confusing to me. But I digress.

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Originally Posted by Jeddostotle7

While that does seem like a potentially likely avenue for that, I honestly don't know if his hoverchair is big enough to justify the $40 figure + vehicle price tag.

True. My other suggestion is that we get the chair as a "Build-a-Vehicle" like they did with Vulture's wing suit.

08-03-2017, 07:45 AM	#42
hasbroherofan Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 3,336	Yeah manga's been popular with kids and teens for a while. It helps that it's cheaper and easier to get into as well (since you don't have 60 years of history and retcons). As for the education issue, I'm sure there'd be less animosity in this thread if literally the same poster didn't constantly spout off the same (largely unprovoked) rants about the youth of this country not being as good as they used to be ect., which usually come out of nowhere and just kind of sound like this after a while: How toy discussions keep turning into generational sociology debates is quite confusing to me. But I digress. Quote: Originally Posted by Jeddostotle7 While that does seem like a potentially likely avenue for that, I honestly don't know if his hoverchair is big enough to justify the $40 figure + vehicle price tag. True. My other suggestion is that we get the chair as a "Build-a-Vehicle" like they did with Vulture's wing suit. Last edited by hasbroherofan; 08-03-2017 at 07:56 AM..