>>11547844Got any newer data? Because from what I can see, most toy sales are stagnate, at best, even on the decline after 2021/2022. And outside of the US, most sources say toys are on a slight decline altogether.
Last 5 years are probably pretty skewed anyway, which is weird, considering pretty much every product from toys, to collectibles, to cars to houses exploded in sales thanks to Covid stimmy bux. Most charts so hasbro shit like Marvel and super hero toys as a literal flat bar on most charts, and some heap in anime toys and figures (which anime and manga are already a booming market in recent years) and many studies and charts actually heap in "hobby" sales like Pokemon cards which shows waaaay more growth than there realistically is for action figures alone.
Though this chart shows the next few years projected growth, it looks more like it declines for a couple years, and has mostly been level at best in most categories.
