Integration

ljacone · 02-04-2013, 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Gojira Prime

I would be surprised if that's the direction the line would go in. I'd gladly pick this up, but I know a lot of collectors are wishing it would jump into the Showa era monsters.

I'm hoping we get some confirmation at Toy Fair.

I'm one of those who would love Showa monsters, BUT:

1. Millenium Style Goji is very popular and sells a lot of merchandise. His design lends itself well to the MonsterArts line and is very striking with his sharp fangs and giant spiky spines.

2. Doing a Millenium Style Goji means that the gates would now be open to do Kiryu, a character which SCREAMS for a MonsterArts figure and would be met with an enthusiastic reaction, I think.

2a. It would also allow you to do Final Wars Gigan, another extremely popular updated design which has already shown to be a good seller.

02-04-2013, 02:14 PM	#7
ljacone Uchu Kaiju Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: South Carolina Posts: 1,669	Quote: Originally Posted by Gojira Prime I would be surprised if that's the direction the line would go in. I'd gladly pick this up, but I know a lot of collectors are wishing it would jump into the Showa era monsters. I'm hoping we get some confirmation at Toy Fair. I'm one of those who would love Showa monsters, BUT: 1. Millenium Style Goji is very popular and sells a lot of merchandise. His design lends itself well to the MonsterArts line and is very striking with his sharp fangs and giant spiky spines. 2. Doing a Millenium Style Goji means that the gates would now be open to do Kiryu, a character which SCREAMS for a MonsterArts figure and would be met with an enthusiastic reaction, I think. 2a. It would also allow you to do Final Wars Gigan, another extremely popular updated design which has already shown to be a good seller. __________________ Check out my Japanese giant monster podcast --Earth Destruction Directive!