>>6768041>Because it looks nice and the owner may have no desire to pose the figure nor maintain it, such as star wars black series 30th anniversary figures or funko pops>In the hopes they can make a profit years on>Storage, a figure in its original packaging will survive transport better than being loose depending on packagingWe have our reasons anon
>>6775631Toy collecting isn't quite the same as cars due to the high price they demand unless you're one of the top 10 billionaires who just keeps them in a giant garage (Yes I know Jay Leno would look down on these poor fools but people have a choice).
That said, cheap western shit like hasbro figures funko pops or blind box figures (well, the type, the cheap shitty things) I can totally understand leaving those in boxes never to be opened because you can do fuck all with them.
But say a figma, transformers masterpiece, s.h figurarts, the REAL poseable figures should ALWAYS be unboxed as their designs are MEANT to be moved, that and say transformers mp boxes don't let you see the figure inside so it seems wasteful to leave it in there, I store mine in boxes but they all come out for a fiddle
