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Thread: Captain America VS Thor, A Valuable Lesson
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Old 08-05-2011, 09:16 AM   #22
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Ninja Turtles was an even better example. My favorite ninja turtle toys growing up were the versions that had them playing different sports, and the one I played with the most was Donatello with his basketball hope that he could actually shoot the ball into.

I don't remember that even being cartoon accurate, but damn did those get massive play time in my room and just about anywhere I could bring em.
Same here. I would always think "I don't have any bad guys for them to fight!" and then go out and buy yet another silly concept Donatello.

Heck, I STILL buy all the Spider-man variants (the comic costumes, that is). And I assure other forumers that a five year old is not going to care that Scuba Spidey is stupid, they're going to be excited that Spidey can go to the pool with them, or that snowboard Spidey can go out in the snow!
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