>>8977878>it's not like they're so widely popular that they're negatively influencing other styles of toysIn that case, I would like to see some throwbacks to Late-1990s to Early-2000s collectibles, which had lots of detail and paint for the time (e.g. Classic McFarlane, Pre-Revoltech Kaiyodo. This Late 70s to Early 80s throwback fad has overstayed it's welcome, especially when Super7 refueses to do vehicles for their ReAction figures (just imagine Super7 doing a M577 Armored Personnel Carrier for their ReAction Aliens line).
