[Ultra Seven]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

It's a real shame because I'm not sure if I should even keep them anymore despite them probably being the only time we will ever get Kirby-based New Gods. I don't have a place for them and with how out of place they look these days, I'm not sure I would even want to display them.

It's a real shame Mattel was too stubborn to update their figures the same way Hasbro does.

Not to derail the thread, but if you decide to sell them, let me know. The way DCUC was handled, especially toward the end, frustrates me. The toyline is still my all-time favorite, but man, it became way too narrowly focused on what the design team wanted, and what made sense to them. Toy Guru?s videos are equal parts fascinating and infuriating, because he stills defends the rainbow lantern wave.

To bring this back to ML, I think residual frustration with DCUC?s demise is part of why myself and many others get so persnickety about ?demand? for figures. I?m always nervous about bad character selection choices killing a line that still had legs. My dreams are still haunted by the Sandman figures we were apparently this close to getting.