Newest Star Wars Toys Found at Discount Retailer. Brand Troubled

[@ToddTheTolerable]

Disney's being completely behind on the Baby Yoda craze and then completely oversaturating the market with cheap official merch of it after the fact is the perfect metaphor for their approach to Star Wars in general.

[@chicostephenson]

you are correct. you can't make a decent trilogy and the one good thing you fall back asswards into, you cheap out on. if you're not gonna care then why should we.

[@wernerhaah5744]

Yeah, a totally out of touch big company.

[@Wotan420]

It's all garbage, and I stopped watching season one after Baby Yoda kept coming back. No interest whatsoever. May as well just make it the Baby Yoda show.

[@cheshirekat8273]

If they hadn't been late delivering those toys, they would not be standing on those discount shelves.

[@CalebHimself]

The oversaturation is crazy, Baby Yoda is everywhere and everything. The fact that they weren't ready for the hype that would come from Baby Yoda is embarrassing.

[@DJKCP]

They brought back the bladebuilder lightsabers that killed Toys R Us, lol

[@trevorrogers95]

The blade builder was a huge red flag that Disney had no idea how lightsabers worked.

[@Darth_Anomalous]

I just wish they made basic lightsaber toys again. They made them too gimiky

[@zachduperron8543]

Oh hell blade builders, those damn things will never die. I might have to buy some and destroy them.

[@garethholman1050]

Nah, my money is it's repackaging the old stock. Lol

[@sliderx1897]

I still dont quite understand how the bladebuilders are supposed to work. I remember back in the day they had the build your own lightsaber kit which was awesome, still have mine. Its essentially the same thing as the star trader lightsaber kiosk at Disney

[@llJRLL1979ll]

Star Wars to 40 year olds- Is becoming like Old westerns and WWII flicks were to the elder generation when I was a kid. Back then, companies were smart enough to make toys of things kids liked.

[@drewg4261]

Great point

[@chrisberry6933]

The difference is adults buy toys too now.

[@llJRLL1979ll]

@@chrisberry6933 I'm willing to bet that the MAJORITY of people buying Mandalorian and star wars toys are adults. That's my point

[@xenniealchayliss2489]

Rip EU

[@silentslayergaming8469]

Political correctness and liberalism is why companies are destroying themselves now. They want gender neutral toys rather than masculine and feminine toys that kids actually like.

[@sarumanwise2785]

Just played through Jedi Fallen Order and the droid BD-1 has more personality than BB-8, DO-1 and every droid in the sequel trilogy combined. So glad these suckers are on clearance.

[@death-king1834]

Plus he was a new unique type of droid we never seen before (though it's possible his design was inspired by the similar looking droids from the Old Republic games), BB8 was basically R2D2's head stuck on a football.

[@wernerhaah5744]

Is there even official BD-1 merch? Last time I checked, some months after game release, there were non.

[@sarumanwise2785]

@@wernerhaah5744 So far, just the tiny droid we get with the Black Series Cal Kestis figure, which is pretty hard to get now - because Hasbro didn't oversaturate the market.

[@sarumanwise2785]

@Peaceful Riots I refused to play it for the longest time because I was so turned off Star Wars after TLJ. I'm glad I gave it a chance - it blew my mind with how good it was.

[@sarumanwise2785]

@Peaceful Riots It sold VERY well - so well that even the idiots at EA saw the writing on the wall and let Respawn make a series of JFO games, so yay! Sequel for sure.

[@jediknightjairinaiki560]

I bought a "Baby Yoda" shortly after they hit the shelves, thinking they'd be hard to find. Little did I know there'd be dozens just sitting on the toy isles.

[@SamSchott1]

Notice the pink R2 unit just called an "Astromech Droid" instead of its proper designation, which was made specifically for a little girl who is no longer with us. Disney has no heart.

[@chicostephenson]

omg that is just sick! goddamn i am so glad disney is going broke; they deserve it!

[@daletonello8965]

Sure they do, it's just a black, greasy and sad widdle thing...

[@CalebHimself]

Wait really? What's the context for this?

[@SamSchott1]

Caleb Thanks for asking. Go to R2KT.com for details.

[@sillypuppy5940]

I imagine that a real-life female x-wing pilot would not care what colour their R2 unit is.

[@retroverdrive]

Not even Baby Yoda was safe from 2020, it seems.

[@wrayday7149]

Hard to strong arm companies into buying your product when you were single handedly responsible for killing the toy stores.

[@fernandomarroquin8901]

It was the same with Baby Groot... it got introduced and evreryone went crazy for it then things cooled down once the movie was out of theatres and now you never hear about Baby Groot.. just like you don't hear about Harambe or the amazon rainforests on fire... peoples attention spans just can't focus for that long anymore

[@scottkrafft6830]

I never forgot him. #neverforgetharambe

[@wastedanguish9927]

Who was harambe?

[@shawntraub7249]

@@wastedanguish9927 He would have been our savior... his death led to everything that has gone wrong for the last 4 years and could possibly herald the end of the world. But in all seriousness that was the name of the gorilla that got shot at the Cincinnati zoo back in 2016 when he grabbed the kid that somehow got into his enclosure.

[@drewbakka5265]

"The desolation of femenism" Its like a reverse golden fleece

[@richardromanyshyn608]

The other side has the poop on it. They won't wear it that way but we are supposed to

[@58jharris]

I knew it all along! It wasn't Smaug the dragon that drove the Dwarves out of Erebor it was all that male misogyny in Dwarvish society!

[@Ship-security]

They should make action figures that young the boys want to play with. Mandalorian action figures with all their weapons, plenty of bad guys to fight, Cara Dune with her laser machine guns and the Razorcrest. What is this hard? Boys don't want to play with a Yoda baby doll, no young boy's imagine themselves as the Mandalorian, they want blasters, a helmet... ect.

[@lilsebastian2209]

Boys want accessories and not dolls to feed 😂

[@namelessjedi2242]

Lucasfilm has a say in what Hasbro is allowed to make, too. And no doubt Kennedy insists it appeal to girls (only it doesn’t really, though that approach does drive away boys).

[@nox5555]

@@lilsebastian2209 well a Furby baby Joda would have been a nice idea for both genders.

[@Ship-security]

@@lilsebastian2209 boys want weapons.

[@lilsebastian2209]

@@nox5555 imo the furby chewbacca was kind of weird and chewie is literally a furby. So idk how it will work with the child

[@StigMurcielago]

Looks like they overcompensated With the Baby Yoda while being too late to merchandise them. They just can't get it right, can they?

[@Hoganply]

I actually appeciate the holding off so as not to spoil, if that's the reason. That said, I don't think many boys would be all that into owning singular baby Yodas. The child being part of a set works fine, but he's merely the cute McGuffin. It's Mando who's the cool character everyone wants to play as.

[@kryoboy36]

@@Hoganply this is the way

[@burdickd2]

Because wahman run the company. Wahman can't even operate a refigerator, let alone a corporation.

[@yudhiadhyatmikosiswono9082]

I just want Republic Commandos action figure and not baby Yoda.

[@drathicusrex7244]

Disney has caused irreparable damage to the Star Wars brand / image.

[@MichaelGodding]

Nope, ep 1 - 6 will alway's live on.

[@MrDhinkson1]

Brand Troubled aka how to destroy a license to print money

[@batmanuel9669]

D-O? They made the Pixar lamp into a Star Wars droid? 😆

[@TheMaleRei]

JJ is so original he: 1) Ripped off Episode IV with Episode VII 2) Ripped off the Pixar Lamp for a droid 3) etc...

[@finkamain1621]

If I'm not mistaken as I never saw 2 of the Disney Star Wars sequels... JJ Abrams voiced D-O also...

[@LeeroyPorkins]

KONO D-O DAH!

[@ondrejm5042]

Pixar lap is way batter than this wanabee droid.

[@darealness818]

lol you just made me realize that

[@Saavryn]

To answer your WTF is that question: it's a Loth Cat. They're a very minor part of Rebels. So it makes sense that you wouldn't know what they are, no one does. Edit: Loth, not long.

[@hanselsantiago7741]

You beat me to it.

[@maxxor-overworldhero6730]

Loth Cat.

[@Saavryn]

@@maxxor-overworldhero6730 yeah, I blame autocorrect for that one.

[@chrishibbert3225]

And live action loth cat scaring Baby Yoda! 😀

[@sliderx1897]

I know them, im from Lothal

[@davidb3155]

These toys look worse than ones produced in the 90s. Craze or not, these are terrible products.

[@cjlarson4553]

The 90’s figures and ships were incredible! Disney is trash

[@zachduperron8543]

Cheap and horrible

[@worldcomicsreview354]

@@cjlarson4553 I had a great A-Wing. Sure it wasn't up to "realistic diorama shelf display" standards, but it was still meant to be played with. Just the right amount of "weathering" and near-miss blaster scoring to set a kid's imagination alight.

[@LegalLatinoHeat]

I see Baby Yoda on shelves all the time. I thought it was a knock off. It really looks like a Made In China doll.

[@gate7clamp]

I’m at Best Buy and I can tell you Jeff our back room and sales floor is full of baby yoda at full price

[@Avarn388]

WCB and elevator music with toys is like peanut Butter and Jelly. Both are amazing when put together. Keep up the awesome work, man. :)

[@gavincurtis]

Those are still there even after the Target store is looted.

[@thistoshallpass395]

"Turning a luxury car into a Prius"- kinda like what Disney has done to itself. Turns out it IS a small world after all.

[@762rk95tp]

Don't insult Prius by comparing it to Disney Star Wars. It is revolutionary car from engineering perspective, the first successful hybrid electric vehicle and Toyota's usually are some of the better built quality cars on the market.

[@Fatty420]

"How many Baby Yodas does your store need us to ship out?" "Yes."

[@troppie7823]

And yet they cant ship out the fucking archive black series boba fett

[@rainningstorm]

Sounds to me that they need to do some research before releasing star wars cash ins willy nilly.

[@namelessjedi2242]

Current Star Wars is doomed unless they fix the core product, the movies. And that’s likely impossible.

[@sillypuppy5940]

@@namelessjedi2242 Yes, because that will explicitly repudiate what KK has done. So no good movies coming.

[@kaptinbarfbeerd1317]

I don't think market research is even a consideration. It just shows how desperate Disney is to make SW toys profitable.

[@rexremedy1733]

No. There is no research required. This is just a billion dollar franchise. There is no money available to sink into market research. Its easier and cheaper to just dump those billions right into the trash. DirecTrash (TM) Remember, its the investors who pay the bill, not the manager. Just dump those billions...

[@themrmustazz]

Oh I’ve missed these

[@Ajirikawa]

Baby Yoda is a gimmick, not an actual character. He was always going to have a certain level of fad appeal, but he only exists as a MacGuffin to move the plot along. This 90 year old "infant" coos, waddles, does situational comedy and uses the Force to obfuscate plot holes. The show itself is watchable, but they wasted half of last season chasing Star Wars nostalgia and with characters making stupid decisions instead of pushing for actual character development.

[@scottkrafft6830]

They did the same in Season 7 of the Clone Wars too. That middle arc with the sisters (Can't even remember their names lmao) was completely pointless, I wanted to see more of Rex, Anakin, and Ashoka dang it!

[@ViperChief117]

Rather buy stuff from the OT and PT instead of the Sequel Trilogy. But that’s just me. Lol

[@justindysinger]

You’re not alone.

[@justnoel4088]

You have no idea how much I appreciate my Jar Jar and Bongo set, EP I was had alot of flaws but at least it had cool stuff like that and the battle droids

[@deadseamonster]

At my local Walmart(Ohio), they don't even really have a SW section anymore. TROS was still in theaters and they had half of one section, of one aisle, devoted to SW. And it wasn't even packed. I couldn't believe it. When TFA was in theaters there was like 2 full ailes plus other endcaps all around the store. smh

Same here the star wars area has been literally shrunken down to one single row of pegs that go half way down and its just the same old black series stuff we've seen and thats it. They got rid of everything lol I guess the Walmart got fed up of it sitting there and told them to stop sending in more shit.

[@outsider238]

That app controlled D-0 at the end was $150. It was marked down to $44 about a month ago at Target.

[@SonGoku-rf5wy]

I love baby Yoda but I love The Mandalorian show and merch for The Mandalorian himself. I just think he’s one of the coolest characters put to film and he’s the reason I got into Star Wars in the first place

[@justinbora2591]

I think we are all missing the big picture regarding retail. Just my 2¢ but I'd say the demand for these products was already met before these stores received physical stock. Anyone who wanted Baby Yoda pre ordered him months ago from Amazon or other online retailers. After seeing the doll top the Amazon charts earlier this year, I'm sure many big box stores wanted to cash in as well and ordered large quantities. However, the majority of interested consumers were never going to wait till it hit store shelves due to fomo.

[@Bucketus.Lord.of.Buckets]

Theory: the only reason the masses went crazy for Baby Yoda was because of low attention spans in addition to terrible products (both end result and failure to ride the hype wave) I saw a lot of Star Wars merch growing up, but when disnry bought star Wars, the amount of crap I saw sky rocketed. I saw stuff like cheap colouring books, balloons, party hats, party favors, streamers, crayons and the like at really bad dollar stores. Thatinfluz of not just merch, but terrible merch in my eyes turned Star Wars from a cultural icon into a fad some company wanted to milk to its fullest. With that change of mindset, people started caring about Star Wars only because it was the pop geek thing to care about, and o my when a new movie was on the way. The same thing will happen with the Mandalorian, mark my words

[@justnoel4088]

That's the Disney strategy, treat every IP like you would their Mickey Mouse and Princess crap. Look at Marvel, Iron Man and Avengers bed sheets, school bags, colouring books, even cheap stickers. Like at least understand the demographic that likes the IPs you buy but ofcourse just be lazy and stay with the same old strategy because fuck trying hard amirite?

[@arctrooper999]

I think you nailed it. I've loved SW since I was four and I was excited for The Force Awakens but before it came out I saw Darth Vader and Boba Fett cookie jars and soap dispensers and just all this junk and I decided I didnt care anymore.

[@ClokworkGremlin]

This is ominous. I made a comment to friends a few months ago that The Mandalorian S2 could start with Mando dropping Baby Yoda off at his homeworld and leaving, and as long as the series follows him instead of the baby, it would still be good, but if they latch onto the baby and blow that out of proportion, it's going to be terrible. The merchandise saturation suggests they're going to throw everything behind the baby. Which is going to ruin the series.

[@garretjenkins8720]

You bastard you predicted the future

[@thevalkyrie8]

Disney should concentrate on making high quality figures now... those yoda’s look freaky

[@nothanks7063]

Damn, I love those yellow Lego classic boxes, lots of bright-colored base pieces, I really hate how the branded sets are so freaking grey.

[@HomemadeCollectibles]

Can’t find a black series mandalorian nor a single vintage collection at retail for 3 fucking months at all!!!! Hasbro fucked up at a opportunity they should have succeeded at. This was there dam chance. Fix your distribution hasbro !!!!!!!!

[@Hedgehobbit]

I bought my daughter a Baby Yoda stuffy on clearance at Ollies months ago. They had mountains of them.

[@dmmendoza5]

Good news for me! Been wanting that Baby Yoda and I'll wait until my local Walmart puts them on clearance.

[@BenKurth]

Is over for Star Wars as a toy brand. It’s sad. But unless it’s a segment Lego... it’s over.

[@kaptinbarfbeerd1317]

As odd as it is to say it, I really want Lego Star Wars to fail cos I want TLG to make their own space theme again like they did in the 80's and 90's. There's no way TLG will do that while Lego Star Wars is still a thing.

[@joeygamer5387]

TLG?

[@utopua4all]

@@kaptinbarfbeerd1317 Oh dude! I LOVED the spaced themed Legos when I was a kid. I had a few sets. M-Tron and stuff!

[@kaptinbarfbeerd1317]

@@joeygamer5387 The Lego Group

[@kaptinbarfbeerd1317]

@@utopua4all Same, I also loved looking at the catalogues that came with bigger models, especially the space theme sets. Apparently after the M-Tron line, TLG stopped releasing sets with magnets cos kids were swallowing them.

[@Ranger4645]

If they had large Mandalorian figures they would sell out. Baby Yoda was presold online long ago. Check the Hasbro Baby Yoda for proper color. Some are very light green.

[@loufher284]

Baby Yoda is Star Wars's version of a "PET ROCK" Another overpriced fad...

[@Thurmanatr16]

That’s a great analogy!

[@luisvalle81]

Mandalorian merch isn’t even that bad. The bad thing is that everyone was clamoring for merch after the first season ended. But now that everyone is filled to the brim with merch the appeal is starting to die down Disney just didn’t get the memo.

[@henta.i.3838]

Priorities may have affected the sales I guess. With this year's situation people will spend more on basic necessities instead on toys.

[@TheCatWatches]

The New Vintage Collection releases seem to sell like hotcakes, but I hardly see them on store shelves

[@redzgaming6880]

At least I know what to get my younger sister for Christmast this year. She loves baby Yoda, and if there are as many baby Yoda plushies in stock as there are in the thumbnail, then I know exactly what to get her!

[@villesanti1]

Their biggest mistake was not to release the Mandalorian on Blu Ray.

[@jayrobinson4125]

Baby Yoda should have been aimed towards wine mom's since they're the ones who think they're quirky for "OMG, I LOVE BABY YODA AND I'LL LITCHRALLY MURDER YOU IF YOU HURT HIM!"

[@TDHurley]

Star Wars Toys market towards 4 to 5 year olds... Oh boy.

[@neyneyNunya]

When your “star” calls most of his audience Nazis don’t expect that audience to support his show.

[@LeeONardo]

Oh geez, I totally forgot D-O was a thing lol Love how unpopular that "forced kid centric character" ended up being (along with porgs) =)

[@altshiftM]

"They took a luxury car and turned it into a Prius" Thats not fair to Prius', they're at least reliable. Its more like taking a Ford GT and trading it for a Geo Metro.

[@darkhorse7248]

Stopped buying star wars merch when it got woke.

[@roguesbackstory3441]

If the baby Yoda toy fails to sell after season 2, I'd say then, it's in trouble.

[@sb9017]

I want one and where can I get a nice one for cheap

[@thefanwithoutaface8105]

I feel like what they should do is just make the Legends canon again and just make new Star Wars stuff. Maybe make an Ahsoka series detailing her adventures after the Clone Wars, though make it an animated series. Or maybe do something more with Darth Maul. There is plenty to work with, Disney just can't see it.

[@Marrs47]

I have cara dune and IG11. I cannot find the mandalorian anywhere which is pissing me off

[@scockery]

Why get action figures people would buy to retail when you can flood it with cutesy baby Yoda junk?

[@banistersmind]

K-Mart in Australia used to be a really cool store to snag the best of Star Wars toys. I was at a K-Mart yesterday and there was nothing. They apparently avoid Star Wars now.

[@SamSchott1]

How about getting Diamond Select to make a quality light-up Razor Crest? That would sell. DS should also make a light-up Orville. I'd buy two of those.

[@franklinkendrick944]

Yes! I want Orville figures and ships so badly!

[@GrievousFrom]

I always had contempt for The Child. He was not only the latest Obnoxious Cute in the Disney repertoire, but he took attention from the Mandalorian and is likely going to screw the series, the only decent Star Wars thing Disney has done since Rogue One.

[@lilsebastian2209]

I think you ignore the micro machines form TFA above the baby yodas. I think that they expected a bigger demand for baby Yoda but people only wanted to buy the cheap black series figure

[@billanderson4583]

Mandalorian and Baby Yoda merch should have hit stores when the show 1st aired. It boggles the mind that a brand known for merchandising did not merchandise.

[@atillathehungry3145]

That damn d-o robot. Who commissioned a spy vs. spy robot?

[@kellysmith1144]

That unknown plushy with the porg was a Loth cat from SW Rebels, btw. As always, great vid!

[@RenownedZ3r0]

No, I don't believe so. Mandalorian Funko Pops sell out all the time. Including Baby Yoda ones.

[@nd2692]

11:06 - A Prius?...more like a Pinto...a can of pinto beans.

[@thatcrazylawnguy]

Thats not what I am seeing. The Baby Yoda stuff is out like crazy and the good stuff goes quick...the new black series are impossible to find. I think its doing just fine. The stuff geared towards younger kids and parents sits a little longer but still goes.

[@CalebHimself]

I'll never understand how Disney wasn't prepared for the Baby Yoda hype. I get that they wanted to give him a secret, but they should have known the fans would go crazy at the reveal. Now they overcompensated and Baby Yoda is literally everywhere you look. If even Baby Yoda is on clearance, than what more proof do people need that Star Wars merchandise has fallen down hard?

[@miguelmontenegro3520]

The R-Series droid is a successful galaxy-wide known astromech, beloved by spacers and Governament agencies... and SW fans for decades... But let's paint the orange ball white and expect those fools to spend money on it.

[@JediSayla79]

3:31 That's a Loth-cat from Star Wars Rebels. Kind of the unofficial animal mascot of the show. Sad to see it went out of style so quickly after the show ended, but in hindsight, quick-cycle gimmicks seem to be par for the course with SW now.

[@shadeblackwolf1508]

Not worried about the baby yodas. They'll be picked up in a hurry when the episodes start again. I think they're clearing out the wave 1 merch, so they can make space for season 2 merch

[@evantuberecap]

Liked it because I know all your videos are amazing. I can't watch it right now because I have to do my own video first so I'll watch this one tonight.

[@chaz9808]

glad i grew up when there were actually cool toys for kids

[@jediknightguy82]

When I've been out, I can't find anything from the OT or the prequels (clones). That's the stuff selling. Also, they keep releasing Mando merch. Lots just announced on Monday.

[@quasar1967]

lets be honest, the average Star Wars fan doesn't want a Baby Yoda, they want action figures, not cute alien babies

[@Retsler54]

God damn! Who would have thought toy store interiors of 1979-1982 would have been awesome to have photographed. I did not, did not understand I experienced the best times of my life back then.

[@judsongaiden9878]

5:03 At least 29 that are visible, though it's hard to tell if there are some hiding behind others on the upper shelf.

[@Youcannotfalter]

Our little green friend (not that green friend) is in discount stores in the UK as well.

[@gabriels.8101]

I really would be shocked to see any TBS or TVC Mandalorian in clearance, those figures sell like hot bread. But yeah I’ve seen That same “The Child” plush clogging everywhere

[@clancydowrca]

I love that you play the same music every time you show us the toys!!! Wouldn’t be the same without it!!!!

[@aitchisondaniel]

They missed the peak of the sales opportunity, for valid story reasons. It lost them a lot short term, but may have saved a good proportion of the fan base long term.

[@namelessjedi2242]

“Brand troubled”? No kidding lol

[@maxxor-overworldhero6730]

The Child (as in the regular doll) actually sells. The store I work for got a box in, and it all sold the day they were put out. EDIT: 4:50 - Or not. On another note, I'm still waiting for the Darksaber to be released.

[@KingRandor82]

I stand by my point: the brand is now 40+ years old, and has been so watered down by fans who saw it when they were 10, and demand everything that comes out moving forward live up to the *memory* they had of it from when they were that age....so of course nothing genuinely can. Yeah, you might have a few brief hits moving forward, but I just don't see Star Wars ever being the powerhouse again the way it once was. I say at this point, just be glad it's still as mainstream as it is.

[@KM-dk5gn]

other than Baby Yoda, which I suspected would just be a passing fad, I wouldn't expect any real demand for Star Wars toys, no one has really been interested in Star Wars toys since at around the time The Last Jedi came out, Star Wars toys have been sitting on shelves since 2017.

[@pawarl.o.s.881]

My Walmart literally only has baby Yoda dolls and Darksabers, that's it.

[@rrrmmmm5059]

Why isn’t Disney focusing more on the Mandalorian? HasLab is and it a huge success. I’m surprised at the limited toys for the Mandalorians. Fett is still popular. That should have taught them something by now. No need to worry about Baby Yoda. Let them love the baby, no harm there and I’m guessing more baby Yoda toys will turn up over the next year or so. I don’t think that it will affect the success of the Mandalorian and the popularity of the creed.

[@sliderx1897]

To busy laying off thousands of ppl

[@zeracaitiff5956]

a brand without its fans is worth nothing. and disney made sure that every last fan of the original 6 movies HATES the new stuff at best and doesnt care anymore at worst. still they havent fired kennedy like the fans demanded. still they havent de-canonized the shitshow sequels ... they ignore any feedback and then wonder what happened to their billion dollar investment. i enjoy watching it burn by now.

[@Somewhat-Evil]

They produced way too much cheap baby Yoda stuff. I doubt a stars action figure of Mando and the Child would be found in the bargain bin. Plushies and bobble heads have only a little play potential. A Razor Crest made for action figures would sell well I'm thinking.

[@Armageist]

I found a BS Clone Wars Rex and Royal Guard at 5 Below back in March. Not exactly Mary Rey, Donglover, and his daughter in terms of demand, or lack there of. Never saw those in a Target. So I don't know what that says about the state of things being sold. Over production? Terrible haphazard distribution? I find quality toys at Ross/Marshalls/DD's/TJ Maxx/Tuesday Mornings quite often, especially when the Holiday season arrives. So it's not just Star Wars. Jurassic Park, Transformers.

[@blackdragon5274]

They overestimated how much people wanted baby yoda stuff...

[@jhoughjr1]

I recall years ago, before Star Wars was killed by Disney and thinking for my town maybe they had too many Star Wars toys.

[@Thomasmemoryscentral]

They got too many now and too many not selling fast enough.

[@benparker1822]

I'm waiting for the Furbyoda - a fully interactive robotic baby Yoda.

[@Surfermario]

Damn, Yoda's been busy in his 900 years of life. Way to go buddy!

[@grimcarnage4309]

Jeff sounds like my drunk uncle at Thanksgiving, calling everyone names and telling them why they suck. “You suck Squirrel Girl.”

[@DrViperVideos]

Not even baby yoda can save you

[@Dherkin_McGhurken]

Just need an Obi-wan "You were the CHOSEN ONE!" scream at the baby yoda clearance aisle.

[@TheCatWatches]

Also, notice we have only gotten 1 Knight of Ren in both BS and VC but I guess we won’t be seeing the other 5 thanks to TOS

[@ConejoZing]

Looks like "Baby Yoda" is getting "edged" out by that cute ginger doll and crew.

[@happyautist.8118]

0:25 the pistol the Mandalorian uses is an 1894 Bergmann No. 1. replica ( as there are only 5 or 6 real No. 1's left in existence) Thought I might add that

[@KardboardKenny]

..and yet, WM cant keep the He-Man toys in stock...LOL

[@KardboardKenny]

@Andoc my finalpiece was the Prince Adam pack. where i'm at in SC, it was the hardest to find.

[@RoninCatholic]

I find it a relief to see Baby Yoda wasn't _as_ overwhelmingly popular as I'd been lead to believe over the past several months.