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Originally Posted by KaijuUltraFan

MMPR does cast an abnormally large shadow in the US. I know people that wont even begin to try and watch Ultraman or Kamen Rider or any Tokusatsu because they're like, "I don't like that Power Rangers sh*t."

..it's like, not everything Toku is Power Rangers. Only Power Rangers is Power Rangers.

But they cast that impossibly large shadow over everything.

I was watching Kamen Rider Kiva on an airplane and the lady next to me asked me why I was watching Power Rangers. I wasn't really sure how to respond.

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Originally Posted by SPLIT LIP

Arguably.

But really, DC has always had its collector safety in DCC. Marvel is a juggernaut as far as toys (and merch in general) go. Thanks largely in part to the MCU. DC's films however are not only often unpopular, but are hard as hell to market as far as toys go. What kid would want figures of the Suicide Squad? Marvel has this insanely broad appeal with fantasty and sci-fi and "grounded" characters to choose from. DC has... Batman and Superman, and maybe the Justice League.

DC has DC Collectibles for its bread and butter as far as collector-focused toys go. Because it kinda has to with its characters.

DC has a lot of good characters to choose from, it just seems like they're only focusing on stuff that has been in movies.