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Sentai King · 08-12-2016, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Talisman

Well let's see... Zyuranger, or rather, MMPR is huge in the US, and doing "okay" in the US is about the equivalent of doing great in Japan, so by making a fairly iconic Robo into a high-end collector's item that can easily be marketed on both sides of the Pacific to both Sentai AND Power Rangers fans with minimal changes, you're more than doubling the chances of success, and thus profit. Which, for a company like Bandai, is very important, because it allows them to stay in business and make more toys.

Well we already have SRC daizyujin and after a few years the diecast get lose and chrome will chip so that's why it a waste.

And I know it mmpr is huge I just wish it was something else related to mmpr like the figuarts I mention before.

Yeah we see if this sell well my bet is it will sell very little because of the price period.

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Originally Posted by GoseiWonder

First of all, do you even know what Soul of Chogokin even is? It's die cast, heavily detailed and, most intriguingly of all, HIGHLY ARTICULATED WHILE STILL BEING FULLY TRANSFORMABLE. Do you realize how awesome that is for a SENTAI ROBO? A series of giant robots who only have shoulder articulation AT MOST?

And for "not selling very well," Tali said it best:

This will sell, of course, not to everyone, but for the collectors and those with the idea of a "definitive" representation. For example, Figuarts V Legacy Figures. While both feature articulation and a closer scale to other figures, it's up to the collector to decide which item they would like to buy. In creating this SOC version, you introduce another option to the market.

Anything else I forgot to mention?

Uh yeah I do know what soc is a line for Japanese robots. I don't need you to tell me what it is.

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08-12-2016, 10:09 PM	#33
Sentai King MegaSilver Join Date: Aug 2015 Posts: 1,788	Quote: Originally Posted by Talisman Well let's see... Zyuranger, or rather, MMPR is huge in the US, and doing "okay" in the US is about the equivalent of doing great in Japan, so by making a fairly iconic Robo into a high-end collector's item that can easily be marketed on both sides of the Pacific to both Sentai AND Power Rangers fans with minimal changes, you're more than doubling the chances of success, and thus profit. Which, for a company like Bandai, is very important, because it allows them to stay in business and make more toys. Well we already have SRC daizyujin and after a few years the diecast get lose and chrome will chip so that's why it a waste. And I know it mmpr is huge I just wish it was something else related to mmpr like the figuarts I mention before. Yeah we see if this sell well my bet is it will sell very little because of the price period. Quote: Originally Posted by GoseiWonder First of all, do you even know what Soul of Chogokin even is? It's die cast, heavily detailed and, most intriguingly of all, HIGHLY ARTICULATED WHILE STILL BEING FULLY TRANSFORMABLE. Do you realize how awesome that is for a SENTAI ROBO? A series of giant robots who only have shoulder articulation AT MOST? And for "not selling very well," Tali said it best: This will sell, of course, not to everyone, but for the collectors and those with the idea of a "definitive" representation. For example, Figuarts V Legacy Figures. While both feature articulation and a closer scale to other figures, it's up to the collector to decide which item they would like to buy. In creating this SOC version, you introduce another option to the market. Anything else I forgot to mention? Uh yeah I do know what soc is a line for Japanese robots. I don't need you to tell me what it is. https://media.giphy.com/media/3o85xs...bBuw/giphy.gif Last edited by KamenRiderOOO; 08-12-2016 at 10:24 PM..