But like... where are we supposed to buy them? :lol

Go hunting. I do it all the time at my local stores. But my stores are so damn behind it isn't even funny. I just saw a Robo Blaze toy at my Walmart last week.

I'm not calling this guy a liar, but I've been to a Target recently. I know that this toyline only consists of Beast Morphers' Blue Ranger.

Yeah, no, screw that. People would flip if, say, Figuarts just casually dropped stuff without a word. Hasbro should not be an exception, especially for collector's' toys.

The upside to this is that we're that much closer to a DC Gray figure.

Eeeeh... there's a preeeetty big difference there in that SHF is very heavily supply and demand. Pre-orders sell out in seconds and they're very heavily priced.

LC is always standard 20 and I can think of very few figures that actually sell out. If SHF were more like this kind of line I'd be in love with them suddenly dropping OOO Burakawani or Geed Solid Burning with no warning

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In a quarantine, tho?

You know, it's pretty funny that for a line where stuff seems to get leaked literal months before any official reveals, we suddenly find ourselves with a figure that showed up in U.S. retail that literally NO ONE knew was coming.


Nice to see that Hasbro is releasing more Dino Charge stuff. I have no connection to this series or the original Sentai, but the suit designs were always really appealing to me.

Yyesss! More Dino Charge! Now I just have to find myself a Gold and Red.

One should not have to hunt for brand new releases. I prefer to order my stuff online as stores are few and far between near me and I use public transit to get around. I do not have the time to try to travel store to store hoping to find product. Plus, there is a global pandemic. I know some people pretend there isn't, but I would rather not increase my risk of catching a potentially deadly disease. Companies should be making getting their product easier, not harder.