Why was this figure made?
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Because I need something like that in my collection.
Now we need the Hardly Brothers!
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcHy8xEt2QI[/ame]
Now we need the Hardly Brothers!
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcHy8xEt2QI[/ame]
The same reason people pretend Saturday Night Live and Rolling Stone are still funny and relevant, respectively. It's Bif Bang Pow, who are Jazwarsian in their ability to make shitty toys, so them making figures of a cartoon sketch that had 36 minutes of shorts spread over 15 years is right up their alley. No pun intended.
I don't have a point, other than don't sweat the small stuff. A bigger travesty is why a shit company like Jazwares (those faggots again!) have the license for Adventure Time.
I don't have a point, other than don't sweat the small stuff. A bigger travesty is why a shit company like Jazwares (those faggots again!) have the license for Adventure Time.
It doesn't really anger me as much as it baffles me. I wouldn't think there was a market for this...
I'm pretty understanding with people liking a lot of different properties and styles. But, I just see this as a very strange property in action figure form.
They're banking on the niche collector to pick it up. I always enjoyed the short on SNL, but wouldn't pick up the set mostly because I don't have a place to display it. I can't at home due to kids (mine and ones that come for daycare). I can't display it at work...because work.
It's nice to know that Steve Carrell and Stephen Colbert have action figures though.
It's nice to know that Steve Carrell and Stephen Colbert have action figures though.
I'd rather have regular releases of those two guys. I actually took Colbert's 3D head image he had uploaded to Thingiverse and put it in my Shapeways account to have printed.
Its still a little big for 1:18 figures and I need to shrink it down before actually printing it. I'd like a suited version and a Laketown spy version.