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Den-O · 12-10-2014, 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by baltmatrix

Based on Bandai's financial report, ToQger is doing just fine for home profit wise. It's no Kyoryuger but it's doing as well as they expected.

Oddly the 1st half of Gaim was more popular than the second half. Also, Wizard did pretty darn well for Bandai on the product side. The ratings were terrible but the toys sold well.

Well actually no, that's a common misconception about Wizard. Lots of people didn't like the show so they just assume it did horribly. The ratings were not terrible. In fact it's ratings are higher than Gaims. Wizard ended with a 5.8% series average & Gaim only 5.3%. Gaim's toyline indeed sold very well, still not anywhere even close to the early Heisei lines like Blade, but very well. While the Wizard line may not have sold to the same degree it did sell quite well.

12-10-2014, 05:29 PM	#324
Den-O Admin AKA Zordon Content Director @DenO_TokuNation Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Lexington, Ky Posts: 16,328	Quote: Originally Posted by baltmatrix Based on Bandai's financial report, ToQger is doing just fine for home profit wise. It's no Kyoryuger but it's doing as well as they expected. Oddly the 1st half of Gaim was more popular than the second half. Also, Wizard did pretty darn well for Bandai on the product side. The ratings were terrible but the toys sold well. Well actually no, that's a common misconception about Wizard. Lots of people didn't like the show so they just assume it did horribly. The ratings were not terrible. In fact it's ratings are higher than Gaims. Wizard ended with a 5.8% series average & Gaim only 5.3%. Gaim's toyline indeed sold very well, still not anywhere even close to the early Heisei lines like Blade, but very well. While the Wizard line may not have sold to the same degree it did sell quite well. __________________