Integration

thewriteguy · 05-27-2015, 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by deathofthelines

What the hell is up with the evergreen line its looks like bane gave everyone a variation of venom to use. Joker looks like he's hit the gym for decades and now the latest single carded scarecrow looks all super beefy. In all honesty I hope if they do more DVDs the at least explain all the jacked up roid rage villians

I have some of these figures: The 5 POA Batman and both versions of the Joker (Rockabilly Hair and 'Roided, as I nickname them). I like them because of the fact they are outrageous and clearly meant for boys to play with.

That said, I really wish the Unlimited line would have a few female characters: Catwoman, Harley, Batgirl and Poison Ivy would be all we would need (and there has never been a 4" Ivy). But these animated movies probably won't ever feature female heroes or villains. It's 2015 yet toy companies seem to have more hang-ups today about selling female characters to boys than they ever did back in the 80's. Weird!

I predict that the first version of Poison Ivy we'll ever see in the 4" scale will be from ReAction for the Gotham series. Unless the new girls line of DC characters that Mattel will be producing include 4" scale figures.

05-27-2015, 09:57 PM	#3185
thewriteguy Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 183	Quote: Originally Posted by deathofthelines What the hell is up with the evergreen line its looks like bane gave everyone a variation of venom to use. Joker looks like he's hit the gym for decades and now the latest single carded scarecrow looks all super beefy. In all honesty I hope if they do more DVDs the at least explain all the jacked up roid rage villians I have some of these figures: The 5 POA Batman and both versions of the Joker (Rockabilly Hair and 'Roided, as I nickname them). I like them because of the fact they are outrageous and clearly meant for boys to play with. That said, I really wish the Unlimited line would have a few female characters: Catwoman, Harley, Batgirl and Poison Ivy would be all we would need (and there has never been a 4" Ivy). But these animated movies probably won't ever feature female heroes or villains. It's 2015 yet toy companies seem to have more hang-ups today about selling female characters to boys than they ever did back in the 80's. Weird! I predict that the first version of Poison Ivy we'll ever see in the 4" scale will be from ReAction for the Gotham series. Unless the new girls line of DC characters that Mattel will be producing include 4" scale figures. Last edited by thewriteguy; 05-27-2015 at 10:03 PM..