Revelation Scare Glow SDCC exclusive figure to Mattel Creations (the non-crowdfunding equivalent to Haslab).
The exclusive version comes in a fancy packaging that includes LED. The figure also has a wired cape, but I'm not sure if it's limited to the exclusive version.
Wow, they fucked him up, a simple design like Scare Glow...barely any skeleton bones detail painted, stupid ugly skirt and boots covering his bony legs. The only good thing about him is the combined glow in dark power sword.
>>15210
>I had hoped to rebuild my collection. But I just cannot afford it
I'm truly sorry, anon, I wish you luck despite the grim situation.
>toy pickers
you mean toy resellers.
>Never had the Prime line. But those were nice
Neither do I, never saw the ones I wanted in stores.
>action figure
Those are action dolls, they have fabric clothes.
>seamless
It's a bad idea from the following reasons: 1. it's not durable due to the nature of rubber and will eventually have cracks and disintegrate unlike hard plastic 2. It's not
toyetic , the lack of visible joints ruin the aesthetics and also make it not easy and fun to pose 3. It looks like mini sex doll and therefore it's creepy and disgusting. The people who do like it, usually use it for
dis play....the only type of toys that should be seamless are stretch toys or toys filled with liquid and such like Heroes of Goo Jit Zu toys.
>knock both Hasbro and Mattel out of the water
Mattel and Hasbro are both big toy companies, hence their main target audience, despite stupidly neglecting it, is still kids. Both of those idiot companies are walking into the path of doom and they know it, yet they do very little to avoid it; Hasbro tried and I think still trying to turn into media company and make MCU equivalent but with their toy brands (can't wait for their second attempt at live-action G.I. Joe to flop!) and at the same time continue to lazily pander to adult collectors (which are niche market) while churning out garbage for kids. Mattel is even in more pathetic and sad state as they can barely reach adult collectors and lost both Disney and DC (good, shame they still have it for girl toys which is why DCSHG have shitty dolls) licenses and almost got bought by Hasbro twice
the horror !
As far as toy companies who kick this duopoly' ass; there were Jazzwares and McFarlane who did great, affordable and high value Fortnite action figures which led Hasbro to pull Toybiz 2.0 and outbid them for the license...luckily both companies have other major licenses and Jazwares still get to make 4" and under action figures. MGA who almost got killed by Mattel' bullshit lawsuit, rose from the ashes like Phoenix and has three-five successful high quality fashion doll lines (Rainbow High, LOL OMG and LOL BTW, Na! Na! Na! Surprise and Na! Na! Na! Surprise Teens) and even more to come, giving renaissance to fashion dolls and competition to shit quality Barbie. In fact, even more toy companies have start to jump on the (playline) fashion doll bandwagon such as Playmates (Miraculous Ladybug and Billie Eilish
I know, wish it was Bjork, dammit! ) , Moose Toys (failed Capsule Chix and possibly going to fail #FailFix), Spin Master (upcoming Mermaid High) and some smaller lesser known companies as Just Play (Hairdorables and Hairmazing) and Far Out Toys (upcoming Glo-Up Girls which look very promising).