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Old 10-01-2018, 09:38 AM   #131
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I don't think there's any market for those figures. Outside of Bebop and Rocksteady, both films are really not good and fans and kids just didn't get into it. I don't think you'll see those designs again anywhere.
We'll see. nostalgia is a weird thing. I never expected to EVER see Bucky O'Hare figures or half the crap that's making a comeback today... I'm fine with waiting. Took almost 30 years to get the 1990's figures. There is definitely a strong market for Ninja Turtles... the first movie, with people not sure what to expect, made 500mil. OotS was imho hurt by the shoddy first film. People thought it was going to be more of the same and passed. I know that's what I expected and I was shocked when I saw it. It's actually a love letter to fans of the 1987 cartoon. It's what Secret of the Ooze SHOULD have been. It is easily the 2nd best TMNT film after 1990. I can definitely see OotS getting a cult following over time like Transformers the Movie 1986, Rocky Horror, etc.
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