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Originally Posted by Neoblackdragon

I would not have wanted Hasbro to get this license. Have you seen the toy aisles. Hasbro basically owns them. Getting this would be an absolute monopoly and that is so not good for business. They'd be competing against themselves.

At least this way if Mcfarlane improves their toys it can keep Hasbro on their toes.

I've been down toy aisles. There's tons of competition. Courts don't look at one company making all super heroes as a monopoly, because boys have other options for action figures: TMNT from Playmates, WWE from Mattel, Fortnite from Jaz and McFarlane, Dragonball from Banpresto, etc. Just like Disney can buy all the major film and TV properties and no one blinks an eye, because Paramount can occasionally release a Startrek or TMNT movie, and Warner bros releases a few movies every year.

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Originally Posted by Galaxy Ranger

If they put out better, more and wider variety who cares if it's a monopoly. Power Rangers is already a good example of how a line can benefit from them.

I'll give you the figures look good, but I haven't seen Zords from Hasbro yet. Bandai really knocked the premium figures out of the park, complete with diecast.