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Thread: Less POP in MOTUC
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Old 08-06-2012, 09:45 PM   #19
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Actually, one of the main problems of the subscription is the lack of Princess of Power and New Adventures figures. The line was intended to be all-encompassing, yet here we are with most of the MOTU A-listers already done, and a bunch of concept characters, but POP and NA are hardly even tapped into. Not only has that alienated the POP and NA fans thus far, but it will now alienate the vintage MOTU fans, since POP and NA are a big chunk of what remains to be made.

POP and NA are actually very fan-demanded. It was a wise move for Matty to focus on the A-listers from those factions alongside the remaining vintage MOTU in 2014.

As a young boy, I was never opposed to female characters. I wanted Cheetara and Jinx as much as Lion-O and Cobra Commander, and Evil-Lyn was my favorite MOTU character. I'm still left wanting a proper G1-style Arcee. And I want the main POP girls as much as I want He-Man and the gang.

I never understood, then or now, the mindset of "Yuck! I don't want that one 'cuz it's a GIRL!"
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