>>10002275>what are the odds of recolored robo bebop and rocksteady?Probably pretty low, unless they turn out to be super popular. Having said that, it's possible they're an easy recolour like robo mikey or shredder if they need to pad a couple waves in the future.
>10002361>what else could they mean by main guys?I'm fully guessing but "iconic" choices would be the 4 turtles, splinter, april, shredder, rocksteady and bebop. Maybe Krang. The foot and Casey I'm less sure about.
>okay but, that's entirely imaginary, right? Just because they're in the same wave doesn't mean their money is somehow glued to each other. on top of that, no way as many people are going to even BUY our good gorilla, so he won't be making them nearly as much robebop money.Yes, my example was imaginary but it's roughly a VERY simple version of how it works for waves on any toyline. The money is glued together on how much you spend developing/producing each wave. Basically if you expect to make lots of money on "cool toy" (usually the main character/s), then you don't mind losing money or breaking even (compared to a more popular choice) on "niche toy" because it's also a way to buy goodwill from your customers / completionists, plus attract "I don't care about the series / don't want 'main character toy' " new people who end up liking the alternate weird side character toys. Marvel Legends, for example, famously includes iron man, wolverine, or spider man in every wave they produce, because they're expecting to make their money back on that toy compared to the niche shit that a big chunk of their collectors can't even name.
>>10002357>The one on the right here.Oh, that. Yes, it's a very cool generic alien laser gun. I rather like the fact it's more punch dagger shaped (or whatever the name of the triangle thing Raph has is) and not more L-shaped handle plus barrel the way "earth" guns are.
I still have mine although someone else inherited it.
