>>11301862>I did. By ignoring all the examples I've given AND multiple explanations?
That literally isn't answering the question. You're just moving the goalpost and deflecting
Answer the question
>So when you say "you clearly were referring to the entire toy market " how can that be true, if I'm demonstrating one of the biggest examples of big ticket items supporting an action figure line (small ticket items)?Deflection is all you do, hence why you keep equating companies struggling to release big ticket items with 4H not even able to release small ticket items like an actoin figure toyline.
>That really didn't happen until the end of the decade,I literally posted an image from the middle of the decade. Again, your newfag is showing, because literally everyline saw a steep decline in big ticket items. You can literally see an INCREASE just counting backwards from 12 here
https://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/12/ Pic of another toyline that wasn't was no longer gettign big ticket items despite the action figures still being popular. So it wasn't only GI Joe, but also the demonstrated Marvel Universe line (giant Sentinel), the 1:18 Marvel movie toys, Star Wars, and countless more
... why are we talking about big ticket items and retail? Oh right, you need to come up with whataboutisms to deflect why it's not wrong for 4H to beg for money to make normal action figures by comparing them to vehicles, playsets, and other expensive accessories that retailers have been dropping support for since the 10s.
ANYWAY, answer the question
>So when you say "you clearly were referring to the entire toy market " how can that be true, if I'm demonstrating one of the biggest examples of big ticket items supporting an action figure line (small ticket items)Pointing toward major retailers going out of business shows how clueless you are, but i guess it's my fault for not explaining to a retard why having more retailers around is important.
