>>9708548While OP is obviously trolling, I'm going to take the bait. Why? to show how much of a massive jump in overall quality the OG Marvel Legends line was back in the day. Something that's been forgotten by the zoomer crowd.
Now to clarify, Toybiz released their original ML Thor back in 2002. The 80th anniversary Thor was released in 2019. That's a seventeen year difference between the two figures in OP's pic. And for further evidence, here's a picture of the 2006 Thor figure that Toybiz released in the notorious Giant Man wave.
While there's a sense of sculpt & joint refinement between the 02, 06, and 19 versions, there's not a drastic jump in quality in those 17 years. So let's look back in the past to see how ToyBiz in the 90's interpreted the god of thunder...
