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Does anyone else miss when toy franchises didn't take their consumer base for granted? They tried experimenting with formulas and styles. Sure not every reinvention was a hit, but they at least tried something new.
>There will never ever be another MOTU reboot like 2002.
>There will never ever be another TMNT reboot like 2003.
>There will never ever be another Transformers toyline like Animated, HFTD, or Armada.
>No more crazy experimentation with G.I. Joes, you're getting 6 inch "collector's items" like all of our other properties now. Oh, and some low effort retro figs for the boomers.
>This goes for LEGO too. Nothing but licenseshit for you.
On the flip side, Rise of the Turtles was a total failure, and I'm sure plenty of people have a list of hated reboots. Like I said, not always a success. I'm just waiting for all the pop culture nerds to lose interest and toyboomers to leave again.
>There will never ever be another MOTU reboot like 2002.
>There will never ever be another TMNT reboot like 2003.
>There will never ever be another Transformers toyline like Animated, HFTD, or Armada.
>No more crazy experimentation with G.I. Joes, you're getting 6 inch "collector's items" like all of our other properties now. Oh, and some low effort retro figs for the boomers.
>This goes for LEGO too. Nothing but licenseshit for you.
On the flip side, Rise of the Turtles was a total failure, and I'm sure plenty of people have a list of hated reboots. Like I said, not always a success. I'm just waiting for all the pop culture nerds to lose interest and toyboomers to leave again.
