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BB Shockwave · 11-10-2023, 12:55 PM

Captain Carrot was certainly unexpected. Pity he is hyper-realistic instead of cartoony. But at any rate, it is high time DC cared more about the Zoo Crew. Y'd think they would, considering how Marvel has been killing it with Rocket.

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Originally Posted by deecee4

I'm all for a Captain Carrot figure-even this modern iteration. But unfortunately, dont see a lot of people wanting it, so probably first & last time for him.
For whatever reason anthropomorphic rabbit figures seem destined to languish in perpetual markdown...looking at SW,Motu and the recent Bucky O'Hare figs. No one seems to want them lol.

I see Plun-Darr going for quite the high prices on the secondary market - but then again, most of Classics does. They were made in small quantities and scalpers immediately bought them up.
Boss Fight has been doing well with Bucky O'Hare, considering they released not just the whole main cast but even minor characters like Fifi.

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Originally Posted by Raine24

This is the most exciting Multiverse wave since the line started, and one of the boldest "put up or shut up" moments ever for collectors clamoring for older media to be put into the line. I've got my fingers crossed for a second wave with ice armor suits, alt costume Ivy, and Bane BAF!

Then we can get into Forever, '89, Returns, Reeve Superman, all that good stuff. A wave of TV heroes with Shipp and Carter would be awesome as well!

Really? I thought nobody liked that movie, or the designs. Arnie as the tragic Mr. Freeze was an even bigger miscast as Jim Carrey as the Riddler.
And I am not kidding, I had a toy store in my vicinity where I could still find Batman & Robin toys (mostly Freeze and Ivy) even 5 years ago. (Also grabbed one of those giant 2002 MOTU He-Man figures super cheap).

11-10-2023, 12:55 PM	#1992
BB Shockwave Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 147	Captain Carrot was certainly unexpected. Pity he is hyper-realistic instead of cartoony. But at any rate, it is high time DC cared more about the Zoo Crew. Y'd think they would, considering how Marvel has been killing it with Rocket. Quote: Originally Posted by deecee4 I'm all for a Captain Carrot figure-even this modern iteration. But unfortunately, dont see a lot of people wanting it, so probably first & last time for him. For whatever reason anthropomorphic rabbit figures seem destined to languish in perpetual markdown...looking at SW,Motu and the recent Bucky O'Hare figs. No one seems to want them lol. I see Plun-Darr going for quite the high prices on the secondary market - but then again, most of Classics does. They were made in small quantities and scalpers immediately bought them up. Boss Fight has been doing well with Bucky O'Hare, considering they released not just the whole main cast but even minor characters like Fifi. Quote: Originally Posted by Raine24 This is the most exciting Multiverse wave since the line started, and one of the boldest "put up or shut up" moments ever for collectors clamoring for older media to be put into the line. I've got my fingers crossed for a second wave with ice armor suits, alt costume Ivy, and Bane BAF! Then we can get into Forever, '89, Returns, Reeve Superman, all that good stuff. A wave of TV heroes with Shipp and Carter would be awesome as well! Really? I thought nobody liked that movie, or the designs. Arnie as the tragic Mr. Freeze was an even bigger miscast as Jim Carrey as the Riddler. And I am not kidding, I had a toy store in my vicinity where I could still find Batman & Robin toys (mostly Freeze and Ivy) even 5 years ago. (Also grabbed one of those giant 2002 MOTU He-Man figures super cheap). Last edited by BB Shockwave; 11-10-2023 at 01:00 PM..