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Thread: Street Fighter Figures Kickstarter
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Old 08-21-2014, 03:06 PM   #51
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This includes Skeleton Warriors (which hit it's goal right at the end), the FreshMonkey stuff (which has the appeal of a dollar store figure) Skeleton Warriors looked really goofy. The FreshMonkey figures look, well, cheap.
2) Articulation. No one wants an unposable statue and Kenner level articulation just isn't going to cut it. I think that is part of why FreshMonkey's Amazing Heroes will fail or if lucky just pass the goal. I get "retro" but you can be retro looking and articulated. Action figures in the 60's sucked, why recreate the suckitude?
Could not disagree more. Skeleton Warriors is freakin' sweet. I think the new Baron Dark looks awesome, and it actually got me to discover the original cartoon and figures for the first time. And depending on the figure itself, I don't care about articulation.

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I'm actually VERY interested in the Amazing Heroes figures.
Same here, I posted a thread updating their Kickstarter in hopes of getting more people involved. I think the figures look awesome.
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