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Thread: New Marvel Legends/6" Appreciation Thread
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Old 09-01-2018, 10:44 PM   #45730
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I don't see anything wrong with wanting curvier female figures, but I do think Hasbro has done a pretty great job so far of regulating their body molds to fit the characters as they are represented in the comics. Most of the figures released recently are of characters who are represented as being thin or fit better aesthetically on the body molds that Hasbro has currently in use.

I don't honestly see the Moonstone buck as being the "curvy" mold, but rather the "powerhouse" mold for characters with extraordinary strength or physicality. Carol Danvers, 90's Rogue, & Scream could all hit those Wonder Woman-like parameters of physique due to their power-sets/power sources/abilities, but most of the more recent characters released just haven't hit those marks, imo.
This.

I see far more issues with female figures not being big or muscly enough, (and articulated enough but that's another issue), than not being curvy enough. Hasbro have that pretty well covered.
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