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Originally Posted by Geomojo66

I wonder if there is a way to go around them by getting Disney's attention or even Amazon, who owns Hasbro, Twitch, Wizards of the Coast, ect.

Aware of the demand. Be patient, and too much harassment will have the opposite effect.

A 1:18th scale resurgence is in the cards for later, but it's going to take some time to line some things up for it. Right now at least, Legends is going to carry us into the end of MCU Phase 3, so on the MCU side, we may not see something until Phase 4. Possibly with Spider-man FFH, and maybe Captain Marvel 2. With more coming depending on the film. But historically speaking, the 1:18th surge originally started in Phase 1 MCU on the first batch of Sequels, more predominately right before Ironman 2 and Ironman 2 was the first film to do the scale, with Cap and Thor following it and leading into Avengers. So if they're celebrating a decade of films, our content wouldn't come until after the initial 10 years of MCU stuff. (Though technically the Norton Hulk film was the pre-cursor, but the real push into the scale didn't happen until closer to Ironman 2.)

The bigger issue right now is on retailers. The retailer support for it isn't there yet. But given some time, that'll change as the market shifts. Right now, retailers want bigger things, or things that are more reasonably priced. Which is why we're seeing part count drops to material, and under 10 USD material to go alongside the collector market. These things we're seeing on shelves right now are more based on retailer demands of a "general audience" line. So shifting that is the current question, and reminding retailers of early success lines like Avengers and Ironman 2 as well as the spider-man line. So given some time, we might see a surge of material to coincide with various factors.

Now on the DC side, that's another matter. But Mattel might be more open to it now after how well Jurassic World's line did.