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Old 02-14-2011, 02:07 PM   #3
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are there any pics of said Hasbro Heroes?
Sure. They're everywhere. Superhero Squad even has a cartoon and a video game or two based on it. And they take up a pretty good chunk of space at every toy retailer. Transformers has ended, but Marvel and Star Wars still continue.

Back to the topic, I think the difference is Hasbro's heroes are intended for the adult collector who everyone assumes puts things on a shelf to never ever touch again, even though the line is marketed as a kiddie line. While the Imaginext line genuinely is ment to be played with by little kids.
I mean seriously, there's absolutely no use for the Heroes stuff beyond looking cute. They're non posable, there are no accessories, there are only a handful of vehicles. They're really pretty much too small to be useful toys for small kids, as well. I know when I was little I would have completely ignored them, and wanted a real spiderman instead (real, as in one that's actually a toy). The imaginext line are just that. Real toys.
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