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Unless I missed something I thought it was Playmates that got the toy license for Power Rangers from Hasbro.

Somehow my local Target ended up with three of the Toxitron Mirages and, since they obviously aren't in the system, the cashier just asked if I remembered the price. Anyways that's how I got the figure for $15.99 cuz that was the first thing out of my mouth.

Honestly speaking just get a used flagship if you at all care about performance. Will be cheaper than a new flagship and more powerful than a budget phone around the same price range

I call red Bumblebee 'Red Boby' cuz that's what the collector's coin that came with the red Masterpiece Bumblebee said lol. (I'm like mostly joking but Red Boby is just inherently funny to me)

Idk he has a new prescription

He's back home

my grandpa is in hospital again yup

They should do Missing Link figures of characters who have never been reissued like Sunstreaker and Wheeljack.

Honestly the biggest sign Hasbro has no idea what to do with Power Rangers is the (now former) executive producer for the series saying that the series needs to move past its tokusatsu roots in order to become a mainstream franchise. You get rid of the tokusatsu from Power Rangers then you...

The only thing Hasbro knows what to do with Power Rangers is the same thing that Bandai America knew what to do and what Playmates Toys is gonna do when they start selling PR toys next year: MORE ******* MMPR.

I think the only collector-aimed mecha figure I own (outside of my few MP Transformers) is one of Yamato's original 1/60 scale VF-1 Valkyrie figures from like...2001-2002. It's fine? I mean I paid like $120 for it and I knew going in about the figures shortcomings (it fuckin partsforms,: you...

Hasbro spent like $500 million to buy Power Rangers and now they've literally given up the damn toy license to another company. I miss Bandai America and Bandai America sucked ******* ass.

I think it mostly has to do with Transformers, with exceptions, mostly being a line of children's toys. So HasTak designs and engineers the toys with the expectation that they will be actively played with. Whereas a lot of other mecha franchises these days make their figures exclusively for the...

Transformers fans: Jetfire is one of the most fragile G1 Transformers toys. Macross fans: The 1/55 Valk is the most durable toy EVER made!!! Me: OK but y'all are talking about the same toy here, you know that right?

I got a KO of the old 1/55 Takatoku Valkyrie for like $30 on Amazon recently. It's all plastic and the company who makes it (HappyWell IIRC) has been making these KOs since the mid-2000s (I think their earliest ones had diecast still) but it's honestly totally fine. Like it's got all the same...

that figure is in vehicle mode, bludgeon still got scammed.

what if we call the guy who turns into a cheetah cheetor and the guy who turns into a rhino rhinox

The issue I have with combiners is that you never find all the components at retail anyways. I never saw anyone past Grimlock at any stores and yeah I know 'just order online' but it's the damn principle of the thing, y'know?