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We just had Toy Fair with some new licenses and figures revealed. You can see booth pics here: https://www.toyark.com/companies/neca

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Target's Haulathon will be happening in a couple weeks (if not sooner). This seems to be what we'll get out of the releases this year. All will be first releases and then up for order later on at the usual spots (minus the 87 toon TMNT items).

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Terrifier 2 Art

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Legacy Series Harry Potter

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>>11723617
Legacy series Professor Snape

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Black & White Red Death Phantom

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Poster Series City Hunter Ultimate. Up for order now.

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Ben Cooper wave 14, also up for order.

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The Ghost Face Returns figure will be going up for order on Friday.

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That new Usagi is a good way for people to get a comic version of thr character without buying into a pack.

>>11723619
Still strange to me that they chose the outfit from the one scene actually in color to do the black & white of instead of his original figure look… but whatever.

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>>11723624
I get that they probably couldn't use voice changer from the movie, but surely a knockoff would be better than this goofy-looking spy gadget?

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>>11723694
That’s actually how it looked in Scream 3

>>11723695
no wonder I forgot about it, hands down the worst installment

>>11723690
I mean it makes for a far more striking appearance than his original duds, really.

>>11723620
i thought it was already out? someone claimed to own it last thread

>>11723780
If you actually bought toys you'd know the City Hunter Ultimate has been out for a decade. Older than you, really.

>>11723800
we're talking about the figure that went up for pre-order yesterday, not an old figure. not sure why you can't grasp that?

>>11723803
Ah, you're retarded, got it!

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Super Grover promo shots.

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>>11723807

>>11723807
>>11723808
Elmo is just around the corner, I can feel it.

>>11723817
Well you've been wrong every single other time, so good luck with that.

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>>11723808
The eyes are completely wrong, what’s up with that?

>>11723837
Look fine

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>>11723845
The eyes should be more oval shaped and not so close to the nose.

>>11723861
Okay. Still looks fine

>>11723804
>calls someone a retard
>refuses to call it what it is
Just say it's a RECOLOR OF AN OLD FIGURE.

>>11723865
Well no shit Sherlock

>>11723868
>someone agrees with you
>you try to out them as stupid
Stay classy.

>>11723808
>>11723807
Bought the minute I see it. Think they'll do the aisle displayer again like last year? That was way easier than hoping a rep put shit out.

>>11723607
the skull and spine looks like a dildo kek

>>11723861
wow, thats a bummer

>>11724002
what were they thinking with the lower profile of the helmet visor, that widow's peak is way too pronounced

>>11723861
what the fuck that looks awful

>>11724002
>>11724009
>>11724040
Samefag. You are trying way too hard.

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>>11723808
>bendy wire arms

>>11724084
Well yeah dipshit, how else would you do something like that? These characters have those thin arms and only doing an elbow joint is a disservice to the character.

>>11724087
Nta but bendy wire stuff is notorious for degrading over time.

>>11724102
didn't their godzillas keep having the wire break out of the bendy tails?

>>11724102
Not really. Only on certain rubbers, not what gets used here.

>>11724110
No, they didn't.

>>11724112
Yeah dipshit, That doesn't mean it's going to work on a character like Grover.

>>11724114
Grover has round tubular arms, there's no reason to mess that look up with hinges. Thank God you don't design toys.

>>11724112
Kermit's arms bend flatly, which would allow for a true hinge, Grover's don't, hence why a bend arm makes more sense and keeps the look right. At least pretend you know the characters.

>>11724119
If their intent is to keep the look, they already fucked the eyes up. Might as well go ahead and add jointed arms like most collectors will want. Bendy limbs are terrible.

>>11724120
Well no, they didn't fuck anything up. But it's pretty clear you want any reason to bitch. Bendy limbs are not terrible and they're the right choice for Grover.

>>11724121
Okay nutjob. Keep those delusions to yourself.

>>11724087
>only doing an elbow joint is a disservice to the character.
Only including bendy wire bullshit that will disintegrate in 3 months is a disservice to the customer.
They could have included swappable arms with elbows, or even static ones so you can at least have a full figure when the wire arms inevitably break. They could have included both of these instead of the cheapest shit known to man, because it sure as fuck doesn't come with any accessories or have as many paint apps compared to Count, or Bert, or Ernie.
>dipshit
Go fuck yourself, you company cocksucker. You will literally rush to the defense of any garbage this company throws at your feet.

>>11724123
>bendy wire bullshit that will disintegrate in 3 months
It lasts for years dimwit. Be more of a disingenuous troll. And no, they're not doing swappable arms, that's the stupidest fucking idea. The wires aren't going to break, unless YOU do something to break them. Ignorant ass.

>>11724123
i definitely would have preferred swappable arms to bendy wire

>>11724127
Yeah I bet you would, you're determined to be as contrarian as possible.

>>11724128
i am not your thread enemy you confrontational faggot, save your bullshit for him

>>11724130
The Sesame Street workshop work with them to make these figures dumbass. They send them reference and they OK everything from start to finish. Maybe get a new hobby if you're going to lose your shit over a great looking Grover figure.

>>11724134
I'm sorry your troll attempts have failed every single time. :3 Serves you right.

>>11724110
Yes. Also the majority of Xenomorphs.
>>11724124
>that's the stupidest fucking idea.
No, the stupidest fucking idea is incorporating bendy wire on the limbs that will be posed the most often.

>>11724121
>I've only been to the Sesame Street Work Shop, right handed for Eric Jacobson in a Global Grover skit, and saw them building the current thinner lower jaw Grover puppet
That’s actually pretty damn cool anon

>>11724149
>Yes. Also the majority of Xenomorphs.
So, no, not a thing that happens.

>No, the stupidest fucking idea is incorporating bendy wire on the limbs that will be posed the most often.
No, that's actually an intelligent move. Which is why you don't know any better.

>>11724150
Yeah, too bad he's lying.

>>11724158
Are you an insane person? Those are your only frames of reference? Holy shit. No wonder everything you say is wrong.

>>11724160
You're lying through your teeth and freaking out about the very correct choice of using bend arms for Grover. You have issues.

>>11724152
>So, no, not a thing that happens.
LIAR

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHQb4LxzxqR/
https://www.reddit.com/r/LV426/comments/1o6gn8t/i_just_got_the_neca_scorched_figure_and_the_tail/

>>11724133
Why are you defending this botched Grover so hard? Did you design it?

>>11724162
Boy you really do just straight up lie about things that never happened.

>>11724167
Oh neat, staged fake ass instagram and a nothing reddit post. Why don't you go back there and stay there?

>>11724167
So that literally has nothing to do with a bendy wire issue. You are once again, a fucking moron.

>>11724181
I accept your concession

>>11724174
Those were just from Google results, retard. But I'm capable of using multiple toy forums and social media sites. Unlike you, I haven't been banished here for being an unsociable retard that spergs out whenever someone doesn't like something about a toy.

>>11724193
That's great dude. Not a bendy wire issue, you failed again. Every toy company uses bendy wires still, you'd know that if you bought toys.

>>11724199
Four Horsemen Studios.

>>11724206
sbubby

>>11724199
Hasbro, Mattel, McFarlane, Hot Toys, Jazwares...

>>11724210
>>11722860
Mostly just oc fantasy stuff, generic mooks or dragons, wish somebody did that but with civilians or henchmen

>>11724195
Are you being deliberately obtuse or are you inbred? The plastic around the wire armature degrading and breaking is a part of the issue with this shitty design.
>you'd know that if you bought toys
And if you bought toys or actually did more on this board than run damage control for one company, you'd know this affected SHF Luffy with bendy limbs just last year.

>>11724214
Yeah it’s good to browse the catalog to potentially see whats up for toy companies to try out

>>11724218
Literally not what happened there. Weird lie to tell.

The main issue with bendy wire arms, even moreso than their eventual degradation, is that they're not the easiest to pose. Every single bendy figure I've ever had, I can't get the thing to pose 100% perfectly the way I'm trying to pose it. Like 95% of the arm will be how I want it, but the very first bit of it, under the shoulder, will be aimed in the opposite direction, or something.

>>11724218
>The plastic around the wire armature degrading and breaking is a part of the issue with this shitty design.
That didn't happen. Nothing was deteriorated. Nothing just deteriorates that fast. What is this bonkers ass logic?

>>11724230
>their eventual degradation
Yeah, in like 50 years at earliest. You're insane.

>Every single bendy figure I've ever had, I can't get the thing to pose 100% perfectly the way I'm trying to pose it.
That's a skill issue. Outing yourself like that is weird, but you should work on that.

>>11724240
If that's your point of reference for anything like this, you have no room to talk on the subject matter.

>>11724234
I'm sorry Mr. Bendy Wire Inventor, I forgot you work at Bendy Wire Incorporated.

neca could make a figure that literally disintegrated into hyper-carcinogenic dust the instant you opened its box and this guy would still find a way to defend it, it's unreal

are they shipping the what we do in the shadows toony terrors in solid cases? ive seen them twice in stores and both times they were only a single full peg of a single character

>>11724282
its funny when people act like he works at neca because the more he posts the less interested i am in neca's output. ten years ago i was a big fan despite all the shortcomings (fucking ball wrists and ankles sucked so bad, shitty plastic, bad qc) and now that most of that has been fixed, i still can't excited because the biggest faggot on earth makes the whole company seem toxic (nevermind that the company/their parent company actually fucking sucks).

>>11724282
>>11724316
Reminder that you're getting pissy because Grover has bendable arms. Which is what works best, and looks best, for the character. You are the problem.

I'll wait for the Blokees Grover, those look better anyway

>>11724454
Nah, they don't.

>>11723617
>>11723617
It's pointless that these don't articulate but I assume it's a license cash grab before the new figures of the new kids come out, assuming it's true Mattel has the general commercial license to flood stores with live action tie-ins when the series drops on HBO.

>>11724141
>>11724143
Nope
And all this arguing back and forth is more tedious than the entertainment y'all seem to believe it is.

>>11724514
They do have articulation, it's just limited. They're from back when NECA was doing the Mcstatue style.

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Second time seeing Pee Wee in the wild.
Metaluna Mutant looks good. Was hoping to see Hermann and Grandpa up close but this location isn't good for that. It gets shit but usually just one of two, that quickly gets picked up by the college kids.
Walked out with $100+ in plastic crack but none of it was NECA.

>>11724452
You are pissy because anons pointed out the goofy eyes on the Grover toy and the undeniable fact that wire limbs are fragile

>>11724609
The limbs aren't fragile at all. You'd have to purposefully try to damage it for anything to happen. And the eyes aren't goofy either. You're an insane person.

>>11724609
So you don't support wired capes?

>>11724628
nta but cloth can bend with greater range than the wires so there's minimal issue, plastic and rubber can't.

>>11724639
Right, meaning it won't be fragile in a rubber piece. Meaning your whole spiel was nonsense.

>>11724642
literally the opposite of what I said. how did you manage to misunderstand that? cloth can move freely and doesn't get stressed when bent, whereas the plastic and rubber used on action figures is more rigid can't hold up to the same treatment without being stressed and damaged

>>11724645
Wrongo. The wire isn't under the same kind of stress. The rubber or plastic prevents that. You would have to CONSCIOUSLY try to damage it by pushing it too far. You're at a greater risk of overdoing a wire in cloth than the rubber.

>>11724648
how are you STILL misreading this? I'm saying THE PLASTIC is at risk of being damaged. the wire might break with repeated use as well, but THE PLASTIC is at greater risk.

>>11724655
The plastic isn't at risk either. Unless you purposely force it. You are wrong.

>>11724628
with capes you don't have many other options apart from wire, limbs you have plenty of more durable choice. thats a pretty dumb comparison desu

>>11724950
A bendy arm is extremely durable. Unless you try to break it, in which case, that is on you.

>>11725003
Sounds like a personal problem. Never had that issue unless you force it. Learn to handle toys.

>>11725060
Who the fuck said something stupid like that?

>>11725037
It's a toy, you should be able to play with it without the arm breaking off, that is a crazy cope

>>11725075
Good news! You can, and it won't.

>>11725075
it's no use trying to reason with him, anon. he'll defend literally anything NECA does, including their employment of a child predator

>>11725089
Cool off topic shitpost

>>11725092
I notice you didn't deny defending a diddler

>>11725108
What is this trolling? You have nothing better going on Friday night?

>>11725116
So you're just trolling. That's not on topic.

>>11725120
You keep telling yourself that chump. Maybe get a new word of the day dictionary.

>>11725124
Learn what words mean before you use them to death.

>>11725120
>>11725124
You are so annoying.

>>11725079
We will have to wait and see if Grover's wire arms don't snap like all the other wire limbs do
>>11725089
He just argues for the sake of it

>>11725130
>like all the other wire limbs do
Like what wire limbs? None of them snap, why are you even sitting there lying like that? What is the point? You may as well just tell everyone you never buy toys, ever.

>>11725138
So a hamhanded retard like yourself? No wonder you don't buy toys. You don't know how to handle them.

>>11725106
how hard is it to say "no, I don't support NECA employing groomers"?

>>11725136
Yeah I don't get all the shit posts either. I've never once had bendy tail, wing, arm, whatever break. All of my McFarlane dragons are still together all these years later too

>>11724452
>what works best, and looks best
People said the same shit about the foam core for the sewer lair when it was first shown, but we've all seen how that played out over time (the bowing). Only time will tell for the Grover arms, but unless they have some brand new tech for wire bendy arms, I'm afraid split rubber is inevitable

>>11725182
You mean the board that nobody at all has ever had an issue with all these years later? Yet you keep trolling because you have nothing better going on in your sad life.

>>11725186
What is wrong with you people?

>>11725204
You are an insane sack of shit.

>>11725204
It barely even curves.

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NECA's doing a lifesize old man Chucky

>>11725256
That'd be awesome, but I don't know if they'd put the money into scaled Puppets since it probably doesn't make enough money to warrant the costs. I'd buy all of them though...

>>11723607

No Tarman or Trash for Return of the Living Dead's 40th anniversary last year, FUCK NECA!!!FACT!!!

>>11725534
Full Moon makes life size prop replicas they are expensive but pretty cool

>>11725555
they are usually late on anniversaries, they may still come out this year or next

Found Herman in the wild, looks good. I would have bought if he came with Grandpa in a two pack.
Solo, buying each, not sure if it's worth that much just for shits and giggles.

>>11725820
A two pack of them would be the same price as buying them single, so this makes no sense.

>>11726302
I think the only two-pack I want to see is maybe Lily and Eddie just to finish the main family off.

>>11726433
I don't think anyone has ever done Critters figures, other than many years ago, I think someone made some small prop/puppet replicas.

I don't think there's really a lot anyone can do other than Ugg, and Lee, and maybe a pack with a bunch of Crites of various sizes. Though, IIRC the 3rd movie (I think the third one..? The one in the apartment complex) tries to pull a Gremlins 2 and has a few that have something happen to them that make them stand out more. I remember one getting part of its head shaved, and one gets burned with bleach so it turns half-gray, so maybe there could be a little variety.

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>>11726537
No Munchies?

>>11726585
I first watched it when I was a kid. It's directed by the editor for Gremlins, and you can tell her inspiration was to make Gremlins again, but slightly more risque. Like if Troma made Gremlins, but they kept it on the upper level of a PG rating.
Don't expect a masterpiece, but I rate it higher than Hobgoblin.

>>11726597
Only good thing about Hobgoblins was the MST3K episode.

>>11726527
Idunno, you could sell a pack of assorted critters, critter ball + skeleton 2 pack, and the hunters both in and out of disguise

>>11726653
The Critter ball alone would be a fun merch item.

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The Old Chucky replica will be on supercoolcollective.com tomorrow. Only 500 are being made. $525 plus shipping.

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>>11727098