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I have a feeling this will be a hard sell here, but I just ask you to hear me out. Thanks to dcdadcollects over at www.myfpideas.com, there's a popular idea for Fisher-Price to make MOTU part of the very successful Imaginext toyline aimed for pre-schoolers. You can check this link and see what's been said about it so far https://myfpideas.com/servlet/hype/I...extId=12865397 I even encourage you all to take five minutes to create a profile and vote for this idea to make it to the next stage for Fisher-Price to seriously review this item and possibly make it a reality. If you've got kids or know someone who has kids, just think of how cool it would be for YOU to be the one turning them on to MOTU awesomeness through a toyline that appeals to them.
You might wonder how this is relevant. Well, Mattel owns FP and MOTU, so no agreements need to be made with another property owner like DC Comics. This type of fantasy action figure line seems like the perfect fit for a property like MOTU and as an avenue to get the brand exposure to a new generation. MOTU could come back to retail at a price point and appropriate exposure to appeal to casual toy buyers (parents and grandparents) as well as us hardcore collectors. It could possibly restore Mattel's faith in the brand as well if it does become a hit with today's kids. More faith in the brand means more media like movies, video games, television series, etc. All the basic Imaginext figures from DC Super Friends, to Sponge Bob, to Toy Story are all in the same scale unlike the minis from Matty. Last and certainly not least for you anti-Toyguru folks, Scott Neitlich doesn't work for Fisher-Price. You want the devil you know out of your favorite property? I'm positive your wish will come true here.
While the adult collectible stuff is very awesome for all of us in our 30s and 40s to have for nostalgia, just imagine how much sweeter the nostalgia would be to create new memories with the children in your life through MOTUi (MOTU imaginext). Yes, it's a toyline for pre-schoolers, but just ask yourself how old you were when you discovered MOTU. I was two years old and opened BA He-Man and BA Skeletor on X-Mas morning. I was in pre-school when I found the Eternia playset under the X-Mas tree and dragged my nearly complete collection of MOTU toys into the living room to play with it. I'm certain today's kids can have memories just like mine and yours if He-Man's a part of Imaginext. YOU can help make it a reality by showing Fisher-Price your support for this idea. It's rare to be able to say your input means that much over at Mattycollector.com. Again, here's the link, and it takes about five minutes to give a thumbs up and throw in your two cents https://myfpideas.com/servlet/hype/I...extId=12865397
Thanks for reading.
I have a feeling this will be a hard sell here, but I just ask you to hear me out. Thanks to dcdadcollects over at www.myfpideas.com, there's a popular idea for Fisher-Price to make MOTU part of the very successful Imaginext toyline aimed for pre-schoolers. You can check this link and see what's been said about it so far https://myfpideas.com/servlet/hype/I...extId=12865397 I even encourage you all to take five minutes to create a profile and vote for this idea to make it to the next stage for Fisher-Price to seriously review this item and possibly make it a reality. If you've got kids or know someone who has kids, just think of how cool it would be for YOU to be the one turning them on to MOTU awesomeness through a toyline that appeals to them.
You might wonder how this is relevant. Well, Mattel owns FP and MOTU, so no agreements need to be made with another property owner like DC Comics. This type of fantasy action figure line seems like the perfect fit for a property like MOTU and as an avenue to get the brand exposure to a new generation. MOTU could come back to retail at a price point and appropriate exposure to appeal to casual toy buyers (parents and grandparents) as well as us hardcore collectors. It could possibly restore Mattel's faith in the brand as well if it does become a hit with today's kids. More faith in the brand means more media like movies, video games, television series, etc. All the basic Imaginext figures from DC Super Friends, to Sponge Bob, to Toy Story are all in the same scale unlike the minis from Matty. Last and certainly not least for you anti-Toyguru folks, Scott Neitlich doesn't work for Fisher-Price. You want the devil you know out of your favorite property? I'm positive your wish will come true here.
While the adult collectible stuff is very awesome for all of us in our 30s and 40s to have for nostalgia, just imagine how much sweeter the nostalgia would be to create new memories with the children in your life through MOTUi (MOTU imaginext). Yes, it's a toyline for pre-schoolers, but just ask yourself how old you were when you discovered MOTU. I was two years old and opened BA He-Man and BA Skeletor on X-Mas morning. I was in pre-school when I found the Eternia playset under the X-Mas tree and dragged my nearly complete collection of MOTU toys into the living room to play with it. I'm certain today's kids can have memories just like mine and yours if He-Man's a part of Imaginext. YOU can help make it a reality by showing Fisher-Price your support for this idea. It's rare to be able to say your input means that much over at Mattycollector.com. Again, here's the link, and it takes about five minutes to give a thumbs up and throw in your two cents https://myfpideas.com/servlet/hype/I...extId=12865397
Thanks for reading.
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