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Well... that's a shame. Aside from that new Spike figure and maybe even Alicorn Twilight, there's nothing really I'd find that interesting.I guess Hasbro decided to give up all together and only try to cash in on the Mane 6. And this is what makes me feel annoyed about this whole thing... Remember back in the 80s when Hasbro first produced "My Little Pony"? How each year they would release new and different figures? True, many of those figures shared the same pose, and not every gimmick was that much of a great idea (like the Dance n' Prance and Soda Sippin' Ponies), but still they were trying to come up with all the different ways to keep the people (especially kids) interested in their products. This here... this is all looks like Hasbro's creative drive has gone down the drain. I'm sorry, but re-selling the same figure with different accessories and in a new packaging is not being innovative. It's just being lazy and a major cop-out at that.It's just as if they're being scared that if they're gonna tiptoe outside of their "comfort zone" and make something original, they're gonna lose customers. Which, in reality is quite the opposite.I hope the situation's gonna change sooner or later... I'd hate to see one of my favorite toylines degenerate into this ugly sludge of blandness.
Some kind of fan club? I'm just racking my brain for what it could be outside of human shaped dolls...