[Exodus]

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Originally Posted by teddyboy09

That's the sad part.

A few years ago 3.75" Marvel was rocking and rolling without 6" Legends. The 6" Legends came back because they were so popular and there was a demand for it. Now that the tables are turned and 3.75" is the one disappearing, I can't imagine there being much demand seeing as it's going up against the more popular 6" line. It's just sad that they're pitting two lines of different scales against each other.

Technically isn't it 3-4 line if you count the 12 inch sizes that they recently started to do and don't forget those massive Titan size figures as well. Although I think they're finally doing away with those Titan size figures...

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Originally Posted by Kernel

Thanks for the heads up Villano! I just got the wave in yesterday... I've opened magneto so far, great figure. One of my kids was like "why does he have socks on his head?" Lol... I may cut the braids and keep it as my main magneto.. so for he's my favorite magneto in our scale, even with the reduced articulation he just has that proud physical presence that the master of magnet deserves.

Yeah thanks again, only one I missed out was JJ because of HTS messing up on my order. Thankfully Mags and Spider-Man are the ones that I really need in my collection.

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Originally Posted by MUfan97

At least I still have a lot of backlog to get to.

Still, it's kinda sad. The only 3.75 inch lines that I'll be collecting that still pumps out figures is gonna be Star Wars and Batman 66(and whatever else Funko pumps out that grabs my interest).

Don't see why they can't keep the two packs going, though. I mean, $20 for two of them when a single carded figure is $14 nowadays isn't bad.

It is ironic that the 2 packs are only $20, I think they've always been $20 ever since they started doing them? Or maybe they were $15 ish perhaps? Forgot how much they were when they first came out...

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Originally Posted by Jay West

Of course we talk about how upset we are about 3.75 MU dying, but hey Hasbro literally owns what could be argued to be most famous 3.75 line of all time and they let GI Joe die. There are companies that would kill to make 3.75 Joes. Of course what probably is the most famous 3.75 line - Star Wars - has been treated like crap for a while, but does have a well sculpted 5 POA line and an upcoming SA line coming. So that Hasbro can even spell Marvel 3.75 Action Figure is probably a miracle.

I wonder if Hasbro let Joe die out because the movie didn't do so well or something? And are concentrating more on their other cash cow Transformers....