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We're getting these but not Nightmare moon? WTF Funko?That said, Rarity is fabulous.
Quote from: Skeen on October 03, 2016, 07:47:43 AMWe're getting these but not Nightmare moon? WTF Funko?That said, Rarity is fabulous.They did make a mini Nightmare Moon.
I like that there are poses.Wasn't Hasbro FORCING them to only do "4 feet flat on floor"?Since Hasbro itself didn't want the Funko figures to outsine the brushables who they had 0 plans to ever 'new pose'. **Funko was having to strike a new mold for every pony they did anyway, it would have been nothing for Funko to do whatever pose they wanted, but Hasbro restricted them.
About them cancelling the regular pony vinyl line (aside from the typical no longer popular/no retailer wants to carry them arguments), I wonder if GoH has something to do with it. Since Hasbro is releasing their own line of collector vinyls now, they may not want competition from a 3rd party company. I may be remembering wrong, but didn't SDCC DJ Pon3 come out around the same time as the Funko version? I remember a lot of people were commenting on how they would rather spend the $20ish on the superior looking figure than Hasbro's own over priced, molded hair/show accurate version (uh, sans all the bedazzling). I know the circumstances are a little different, but why take chances with having the competition again with Nightmare Moon? Just a thought.
Quote from: WingsOfMasquerade on October 03, 2016, 01:40:04 PMI like that there are poses.Wasn't Hasbro FORCING them to only do "4 feet flat on floor"?Since Hasbro itself didn't want the Funko figures to outsine the brushables who they had 0 plans to ever 'new pose'. **Funko was having to strike a new mold for every pony they did anyway, it would have been nothing for Funko to do whatever pose they wanted, but Hasbro restricted them.Were they? What's the source of this information? Like, did Funko mention this at some point?I figured the reason Funko did all one (body) pose was because it saved them a lot of money on molds. Funko's humanoid POP! figures (like for Dr. Who, Captain America, etc) are usually all in the same pose.