>>9956841Sure, but that's the company who decides this. You know that articulated animal line, with the 'ninja turtles' and 'leatherhead'? They're calling that 1/12. What in the fuck is a 1/12 version of these characters? There's no basis. Those tall anthro dinosaur toys from some other Chinese company I think is also listed as 1/12, what exactly constitutes a 1/12 dinosaur man? That 'Diablo' is listed as 1/10, but what exactly makes him 1/10? I don't think they give a shit, just like Japan and how their figures are all technically non-scaled, especially between different series. "1//12" is a buzzword that gets attention from the West, and if it brings them more buys, I don't think they care. Joytoy also has their 1/18 marines being too short for the scale relative to canonical heights. Pretty safe to say most companies don't give a shit about scale.
