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Old 06-03-2020, 11:50 AM   #5
OriginalFire
Join Date: Jul 2015
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Gonna pass on these. Already got the Classics and Super 7 stuff. They don't even look good and I've had a long time to look at them over and over and its the same feeling of disgust and dislike. I would like to think that back in the 80s Mattel was giving us the best sculpts they could and giving us 100% effort for their time, but these are not 100% effort for our time. The arms are too long. There isn't anything different about them and there are no new gimmicks. I hope we see Classics again and the Filmation stuff can be finished, I already watched the Byran Flynn interviews and I know it's not gonna happen for now. I hope the Kevin Smith stuff is gonna be good. Like why am I gonna buy these when I already have a better version in Classics and Filmation. If Super7 can have many different MOTU lines going, not sure why Mattel can't. It's just greed. I buy the 1/6 MOTU stuff because it's different enough. I feel like its they can just sell us anything as long as it says MOTU and I do buy many versions of the same character, but they are different enough to warrant another purchase. Are we really all just mindless sheep?
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