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Originally Posted by Enchilada645

In terms of stuff I'd also blame, I'd probably put blame on Bandai being very pushy on just how much stuff was put into Quarter 1 this year. There was a lot... and I mean a lot of toys in Quarter 1 that had to be sold and thus weaved into the narrative at a rapid pace.

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Originally Posted by Fredbob392

Oh, I definitely blame Bandai more than Fukuda, any writer would struggle to fit such an absurd amount of toys in that short a time

I guess 2020 wasn't exactly a time where people could think things through properly on designing stuff, I guess. The Swordriver's not exactly the nicest looking belt, and it didn't help a thousand or so WRBs were sold all in one quarter. Guess Bandai thought retrying what Zero-One did but all in one quarter was a good idea. It would've, I think, had they disregarded WRBs entirely and the collectables were hilariously enough the swords and emblems themselves.

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Originally Posted by Kurona

I'm a little thankful Saber's toyline seems to have done worse than previous years. Maybe there's a small chance we'll get one less driver in the next season

Do we have sales numbers yet for Q2? I was thinking we were already in the doorway to Q3 and I just haven't realized it yet. But the sales rankings of the Sentai and even Precure toys beating Kamen Rider is one (maybe welcoming) surprise. Granted, I'm not sure if Kamen Rider is consistently on top since I don't view sales rankings often, and also it can't be helped the Elemetal Primitive toys would low due to some mishaps in the toy design.