>>6951441>McFarlane not having a long history of making super articulated toys, leading the way for other companies to making super articulated toys, just like when other companies followed suit in imitating their super detailed and bilion of paint app figuresSuch ignorance, but i guess this is coming from a weeaboo who doesn't collect any toys but Japanese ones.
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>calling this mehcan you be anymore of a weeb?
I guess this is why you think the Japanese market is somehow bigger, because you don't actually pay attention to the western one.
And i should point out that Japanese collector companies are also making toys for the US market too. Figuarts, Figmas, etc have official US distribution. So those Japanese companies are also supported by the much larger US market, hence buying up more licenses and releasing more figures than they normally would.
