Vintage Mego: Mystery Mego Figures from Japan!

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  • Опубликовано: 30 янв 2025

Комментарии • 31

  • @Scotty-Z70
    @Scotty-Z70 Год назад +5

    i picked up a GI Joe looking figure, but in Mego 8" size and style...today at a flea market for $5. the shop owner knew nothing about it, just that it came in with a lot of toys somehow.

  • @richardcoleman3425
    @richardcoleman3425 Год назад +1

    I love the head-sculpt on that Ultraman Leo figure (without the helmet) - Such a handsome chap! :)

  • @scottstalcup6980
    @scottstalcup6980 Год назад +4

    Perhaps the shrunken G.I. Joe head figure is (obscure reference in 3... 2... 1...) Chuck Cunningham from the Happy Days line. Overseas Exclusive.

  • @Danadu82
    @Danadu82 Год назад +2

    My guess is that “Joe” figure was an attempt at a Steve Austin figure but I’m not sure the timeline is right. That was my first thought.

  • @Scotty-Z70
    @Scotty-Z70 Год назад +4

    Jenny came from Barbie, her original name...and i LOVE her as you can see in some of my videos.

  • @grendel0013
    @grendel0013 Год назад +5

    Mystery Man is Brick Mantooth: The College Years.

  • @ChristopherElam
    @ChristopherElam Год назад +5

    Ultraman Leo premiered in 1974, and I don't think it was incredibly popular as Ultra shows go - nothing like Taro before it anyway. So the figure was likely only produced that year. That lines up with Kamen Rider X which was also a '74 show.

    • @BrickMantooth
      @BrickMantooth  Год назад +2

      Yeah I've heard rumours of an X Rider Mego, I'd lose my marbles.

  • @leecustoms2888
    @leecustoms2888 Год назад +2

    That Joe head is just incredible, what a find! I for sure think you are onto something with where you think hes from, at least in the shots that I can see their necks look really similar too me, not that that is much too go on but it makes me assume they were done by the same sculptor.

  • @captlazer5509
    @captlazer5509 Год назад +3

    There is an American designed doll that only sold for only one year in the States in 1972, but in Japan and in the Far East it had a large following. In fact it was brought back. The Blythe doll, designed by Marvin Glass & Associates and sold by Kenner. Then later licensed by Takara. Japan does push toy design and I definitely like Japan's take on the Mego figures.

  • @kevinfiore7298
    @kevinfiore7298 Год назад +2

    Ohhh the possibilities that could have been… I just hope there is more because Kevie wants one!!!

  • @hello_tree_house
    @hello_tree_house Год назад +2

    Ohhhh, can’t wait

  • @nicholassheffo5723
    @nicholassheffo5723 Год назад +1

    Without knowing the Emmy Chan dolls name, Mrs. Emma Peel immediately came to mind, but they all wanted to be Mrs. Peel back then. Is the Ultraman Leo friend supposed to be Richie from HAPPY DAYS?

  • @Merylstreep1949
    @Merylstreep1949 Год назад +1

    I always find it amusing that Mego was able to merge DC and Marvel in the 1970s but the cinema universe still can't make it happen

    • @keithhorning7753
      @keithhorning7753 Год назад

      Why would anyone at Marvel want to hurt the brand by being connected with the DC universe, even with a few flops recently, it would only drag them down.

  • @customgod
    @customgod Год назад +3

    Love that G.I. Joe head!

  • @timothyball419
    @timothyball419 Год назад

    The joe head figure seems like someone's attempt at a custom secret identity figure for the clothes and one off head.

  • @ElementUncovered
    @ElementUncovered 9 месяцев назад

    So, you can tell the type of doll by their underwear. That's hilarious! Great video!

  • @MOUNTAINOUS
    @MOUNTAINOUS 11 месяцев назад

    the og gijoes had painted hair. i wish you would of shown the old gijoe with the mego side by side as the viewers seen the gijoe with the fuzzy head. but the original gijoe is exactly that head. scaled down without the scar. but i have 2 of the gijoes with painted hair just like this mego head.

  • @JosephDickersonUX
    @JosephDickersonUX Год назад +3

    Looks like the clothes of the mini Joe fig are derivations of the Peter Parker and Clark Kent figures. Hmm.

  • @Androo.B
    @Androo.B Год назад +1

    Would love to own the Gatchaman figure.

  • @uranusimploding9830
    @uranusimploding9830 Год назад +1

    I'd like to see mego do a line of military/ action with a GI Joe type head ...... accessory sets and vehicles ....... WWII Allied and Axis figures ....... Space and SciFi ....... oh, I could just go on ,but I won't......thanks for the video and keep em coming 😁👍❤🇺🇸

  • @VintageToyTheatre
    @VintageToyTheatre Год назад

    Maybe they were going for a generic Happy Days character judging by the preppy clothes, hair, and the era it was released.

  • @KasumiKenshirou
    @KasumiKenshirou Год назад +1

    This isn't going to help you answer your questions, but just letting you know that the "-chan" in "Emi-chan" is similar to the "-san" in "Daniel-san", and not her last name or anything like that.

  • @3dartistguy
    @3dartistguy Год назад

    tHE sUNSHINE FAMILY RETURNS!

  • @stephanmandeville5550
    @stephanmandeville5550 Год назад

    The girl hardly reminds me HAVOC
    As a guru of action figures you may know her ´ any ways I send you picture somewhere else because can’t here !!!

  • @Hawaiianslug69
    @Hawaiianslug69 Год назад

    I think Emmy Chan might be a head swap done by a kid