[Jay West]

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Originally Posted by Nitelife

See i find that so stupid. Not what you said ag but the fact that one set of collectors besmirch another. In its hey day i enjoyed collecting both and still do. Is my main focus right now legends...yes it is. Would i collect mu if it came back...yes if it were reasonably priced and not above 10 bucks. I still love the mu scale but it really has been given the red headed stepchild treatment. I dont hate either scale as both have their good and bad points. I hope one day they can coexsist again.......maybe hasbro should stop producing the gimmicky unarticulated garbage figures, the mask things and all that do nothing but collect dust on store shelves and pegs and stop with those titan figures that set on shelves for years. If they stopped all that im willing to wager borh legends and mu could coexsist at decent price points with decent accessories.

I agree. I don't get the need for the 5 inch to 6 inch kids line. While I know this doesn't make everyone happy here, why not make the exact same figure limited articulation included in 4 inches and charge $8? Now there are 2 scales that can co-exist. You can use some of the more articulated past MCU figures for store exclusives and use with vehicles or playsets. Now you you can sell the under articulated 4 inch Infinity War Cap with the desired unmasked head sculpt with a repackaged Civil War Black Panther as a Target exclusive for $19.99. Instead the 5-6 inch kids line peg rots. I know we don't want the figures to be under articulated, but I'd take any decent sculpted MCU figures. The Black Panther and the Infinity War kids line were well sculpted and I would have loved to had access to the amount of figures that shipped in the 4 inch scale. The Shuri that came in the kids line exactly as is in 4 inch scale with a repack of Civil War Panther would have sold out.