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Old 07-27-2012, 12:32 PM   #34
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Alot of people do not realize that MOTU kicked off the great toy rush of the 80's,

So many other lines were inspired and came out as a result.
Really? I always saw Action Man as the instigator for all the toy collecting that came in the 80's, 90's etc.

He had so many accessories, vehicles, and was very versatile...

He-Man WAS one of the first toy lines to be supported by a 30 minute animated toy commercial, so I will give you that.

But this history lesson doesn't detract from the main problem... All the major characters have been done (exception being Mek-a-Nek and Ram-Man). There is really nothing left to do but the lesser known characters.

I think Mattel could put their time and energy into a mainstream new MOTU line. I would LOVE a more proportionate, dramatic He-Man line. Let 4H go wild with the designs. I realize it's a video game and not a toyline, but look at what Warner Brothers is doing with "Injustice: Gods Among Us" ... they took 70+ year old tired designs and gave them a major 21 century upgrade... He-Man could use a facelift too.
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