Integration

Louise Belcher · 02-14-2017, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Snowflakian

Can't wait to see the rest of the offerings. Right now these look great, but I was hoping for a more widespread approach as opposed to attempted gendered targeting of the lines.

The role play toys are awesome though! Those are perfect! That's a great start! And if there are Multiverse figures, that's a great thing too!

Still wish there was a 4'' line though. With how much focus it has on history and WWI, I would have thought they'd cater a little bit to the 1:18th scale crowd to at least throw them a bone of Diana in her wonder woman suit for them to have in their military Dios if they are superhero fans. That scene in the trailer with her holding the shield would be epic to see in that scale to recreate. So something Highly-poseable too.

Keeping my fingers crossed they try to do that as a freebie with a collector's version of the home media release. Like a throwback to the DC animated movies that did that with full on figures before they switched to statues.

That being said though. Those are magnificent renditions of the characters still. I hope they fly off shelves as fast as Diana herself!

No, this is clearly GIRL toys and for your and others wondering about the mediocre DC Multiverse line, Mattel is firstly and mainly GIRL toys company. He-Man and Shark Steet were exceptions and as you can see Mattel didn't know how to keep on their success.

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Originally Posted by Ravenxl7

Interesting. I don't collect Barbies, but the Diana and Steve set is kinda tempting. Steve kinda reminds me of a GIJoe I had growing up.

Well, the original Gi Joes were ACTION DOLLS like these kind of Barbies. By the way, there is reguler way more articulated (even more then the lame DC Multiverse) Barbie line, called Made to Move. They have both double jointed knees and elbows, swivels in the shoulders and thighs and bust joint that move from side to side and up and down, as well up an down movement for the feet. I own one she is quite awesome, but her plastic doesn't have perfect finish, the joint for her ridiculous small feet is so damn loose and she can't stand to save her life. The worst thing is she have disgusting glue leeking out of her head which unacceptable! Barbies may have better articulation, but the quality went down the hill.

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Originally Posted by autoboty

Those horses look very... unarticulated.

Yes, they're statues. I wonder why they don't make Made to Move horses to go along with the Made to Move Barbies.

02-14-2017, 01:03 PM	#8
Louise Belcher Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Israel Posts: 229	Quote: Originally Posted by Snowflakian Can't wait to see the rest of the offerings. Right now these look great, but I was hoping for a more widespread approach as opposed to attempted gendered targeting of the lines. The role play toys are awesome though! Those are perfect! That's a great start! And if there are Multiverse figures, that's a great thing too! Still wish there was a 4'' line though. With how much focus it has on history and WWI, I would have thought they'd cater a little bit to the 1:18th scale crowd to at least throw them a bone of Diana in her wonder woman suit for them to have in their military Dios if they are superhero fans. That scene in the trailer with her holding the shield would be epic to see in that scale to recreate. So something Highly-poseable too. Keeping my fingers crossed they try to do that as a freebie with a collector's version of the home media release. Like a throwback to the DC animated movies that did that with full on figures before they switched to statues. That being said though. Those are magnificent renditions of the characters still. I hope they fly off shelves as fast as Diana herself! No, this is clearly GIRL toys and for your and others wondering about the mediocre DC Multiverse line, Mattel is firstly and mainly GIRL toys company. He-Man and Shark Steet were exceptions and as you can see Mattel didn't know how to keep on their success. Quote: Originally Posted by Ravenxl7 Interesting. I don't collect Barbies, but the Diana and Steve set is kinda tempting. Steve kinda reminds me of a GIJoe I had growing up. Well, the original Gi Joes were ACTION DOLLS like these kind of Barbies. By the way, there is reguler way more articulated (even more then the lame DC Multiverse) Barbie line, called Made to Move. They have both double jointed knees and elbows, swivels in the shoulders and thighs and bust joint that move from side to side and up and down, as well up an down movement for the feet. I own one she is quite awesome, but her plastic doesn't have perfect finish, the joint for her ridiculous small feet is so damn loose and she can't stand to save her life. The worst thing is she have disgusting glue leeking out of her head which unacceptable! Barbies may have better articulation, but the quality went down the hill. Quote: Originally Posted by autoboty Those horses look very... unarticulated. Yes, they're statues. I wonder why they don't make Made to Move horses to go along with the Made to Move Barbies. __________________ http://metzotza.blogspot.co.il/- toy reviews in Hebrew, one may use google translator.