[Snowflakian]

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Originally Posted by Bryce Armstrong

Snowflakian, do you have any of the Retro Roto ones? I thought they were supposed good.

If you're refering to megaman, the only other ones I have besides the 10th and 15th anniversary kits from bandai, and the EXE ones from takara, is the old cartoon one which is lacking any form of decency altogether except for Rush. I have the Jazzware Axel, but he's massive in comparison to the kit ones which are conveniently perfect MU like in sculpt and style. Speaking of which, I may as well post a pic for comparison and 'conceptual reasons' for this MvC discussion.

If Hasbro could do them anywhere near as great as takara or bandai has in japan I would be all over them with a quickness.

In the group shot, Megaman and Megaman X are from the Bandai Kit Line, Vision from MU, MetalMan from the takara Kits (very fragile sadly), and Bass.EXE, and Shield form Megaman.EXE are Takara Figures. Megaman and his various spinoffs can skate style wise because of being androids, just as darkstalkers can skate because of being otherworldly, but Street Fighter characters specificly would need to be MU style realistic. SNK art is realistic, similiar to MU. So they'd work beautifully if made.
Megaman and Darkstalkers would need a dash of Anime Flair though, the typical Capcom SF Alpha like flair. Or to circumvent that, Hasbro could use the SNK art of SF characters and Darkstalker characters as used in SNK vs Capcom: Chaos. That Megaman Zero(SVC Chaos Version) specificly, would be epicly beautiful if done in the MU style, and I would probably buy 10 of him alone just because I love that design so much. The Megaman ZX designs I'd also eat up like none other if done in MU scale and style with high articulation for poses. ZX I'd buy an entire line of alone in this scale, ditto to MM Zero. Though Megaman X and Classic I tend to only stick to the core cast, and arch rivals, like X, Zero, Axel, Sigma, Megaman, Protoman, Bass, Rush and Treble.