TARGET AND BARNES & NOBLE TOY HUNT

[@jbstoytrunk]

0:12 the roll in haha

[@rdones_816]

@@jbstoytrunk haha

[@lareh5501]

25:30 for them "deluxe" is a downgrade from "ultimates" which, as you already know, have an extra head, extra excessories and pristine packaging (plus that $55 pricepoint). I suppose since is the first time Super7 are in Targets, beyond their ReAction line, it could be perceived as deluxe to those that only have the 80s toys as a reference point and weren't aware of S7's prior TC releases. $35bucks for these, and the chance to combine with target's occasional toy deals, makes things easier to swallow to get the buildout of unnamed mutants from the same races as the main 3. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@rdones_816]

@@lareh5501 I think it’s overpriced. It should be $20 the most.

[@lareh5501]

@@rdones_816 fair point on them being overpriced at $35, but $20bucks, in 2024?!?, is also low. I think these (basically) MOTU classics molds from 2008 were $18 back then & quickly jumped up to $22, *_plus_* there was a subscription fee before ending with prices around $30bucks each. In 2024, MOTU origins (with their pop & swap, 90% identical parts) are now $20. I haven't seen the S7 deluxes in person yet, but I consider these 7" figs, with limited accessories, along a similar lines of mcfarlane figs, and they've recently moved up from $20 to between $23-->$25, unless it's a "collectors edition" w/ a card stand for $30. Mcfarlane has more brick & mortar stores stocking his stuff, so he produces higher quantities and likely gets better rates because of it. That said, I think S7 deluxes for $25 is more reasonable, $23 a deal, and $20 a pipe dream that wouldn't happen. I'd say those S7 ReAction figs *_should've_* retailed at $9bucks, and these deluxes seem to be worth 2.5×'s that, hence my landing on $23-->$25 seeming to be more fair price based on the market. ...just some of my thoughts. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯