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Thread: If you could Run Hasbro, what would you make?
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Old 06-18-2011, 09:13 AM   #35
Ash from Carolina
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I'd try to make it even easier for kids and collectors to complete teams. Marvel has so many great hero and villain teams that tapping into that got to have the whole team mentality seems like a way to move some figures. Really shouldn't take years just to have the Fantastic Four or a Brother Hood of Evil Mutants.

More villain releases. Yes kids and parents like heroes but those heroes need someone to beat the snot out of. Plus Marvel has so many visually appealing villains that might make for eye catching toys.

Find the person who thought Spiderman figures with no articulation was a great idea kick their rolling chair and yell "THIS IS HASBRO!" like the movie 300. Lack of articulation is for a second rate place like Mattel, Hasbro needs to keep the edge in articulation. And by all that is comic book geeky Spiderman has one of the best rouges galleries out there so make some of those cool villains.
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