[Psycho Pirate]

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Originally Posted by ArsGratiaArtis

And sales seem to be doing just fine post-Vonner. The line is still going, so retailers are still buying it enough to justify its production. It's selling well enough that retailers have enough confidence to pick up Comic Packs as an expansion of it again, something that the end of Vonner's run did no favors. Do you have any evidence beyond anecdotal to support a decline in sales post-Vonner?

Serious question that probably sound like a smart ass comment:

Do *you* have any evidence beyond anecdotal to support a homesteads in sales post-Vonner? I don't know of any public source of that information.

If I had to guess one, I'd put my money on less sales. There are fewer waves per year, no more movie-specific lines (beyond one or two figures, including repacks), less big box shelf space devoted to it, and a general trend of toys losing market share to video games and game apps. At a minimum, they would have to increase sales per wave to break even in sales.