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Old 05-03-2023, 09:49 PM   #23
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Although I agree to refuse to pay higher price for same old things, I like seeing companies who are passionate about toys and improve their technologies with each figure release. Hot Toys prices go up but their quality goes up too, generally speaking. Same with Bandai where you can feel the quality in hand.

I can see this Green Goblin is better than what has come out before so I'm not against paying for this. On the other hand we have Hasbro recycling the same engineering for the last 10+ years with minor improvements and increasing price. They may look similar to Bandai's quality but their toys feel like utter garbage. I would say no to that stuff. And Medicos recycling the same Jojo molds from the last decade and increasing price with every re-release, that's a no from me too.
For me it seems like a Greedy Cash Grab.
The Dragon Ball Figures are the best example.
I NEVER had any breakage Issues on them.
All Son Gokus are Perfect - for a 50$ Figure.

So I can clearly not understand, why they refuse
to bash out Green Goblin for 80$.
New Technology does not justify a Double or Triple Price Tag.
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