[En Sabah Nerd]

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Originally Posted by Skoob

Suspect a different target market. The younger you go, the more details get compromised. Little kids want a durable toy they can thrash; they don't generally care as much about whether you can see the iris in Gozilla's eyeball or use his fangs for a letter opener.

You have a point, most NECA lines are labeled as "ages 17 & up" but the Godzilla line is "14 & up". This is an indicator that it is made with more play in mind, though not necessarily for "little" kids.

I still think it's dumb to try and compare the NECA Godzilla toys to anything SH has made, the costs are in completely different fields. NECA toys cost less than something from Hasbro in a similar scale, while SH cost as much as a new AAA video game. Given the price points and previous factors, I can't help but be pleased with what they've done with the license so far. The Predator/Alien/Horror stuff does rank higher in my book, but the Godzilla stuff is still better than decent.