Still haven't been able to find a Lex Luthor, even with the new releases. Also for Jason Todd he should have guns....but a crowbar makes sense since he was beaten by Joker using one so he should equip it against him.
@@cs0403 I almost got dr fate yesterday but decided not to because they didn't scale well and the body it's self was off. Hopefully the new flash figures will be better.
You need to remember you are judging a kids toyline. They are for kids. The whole reason they do the main looking characters is cause those are who the kids recognize. You can wish and want all you like it's not you they are listening too. If you want adult collectibles for to the electronics area where those are sold. These are kids toys. Kids dont concern themselves with paint deco or accessories or articulation they just want to play with batman. Look at the line from this perspective
When I was a kid it bothered me when figures didn't scale with each other. Sometimes it was frustrating when I wanted to make someone do something and they just couldn't move the right way. As low as they are, kids do have standards.
@@MassHystarix no they dont. The parent that wants to "collect" the toys for the kid is the one who has standards. Again all kids do is play. I have watched alot if kids when they play with toys they dont care what they do. They dont sit down at a display and look at them as scale sized toys. That's just a dumb thing collectors believe and try to push on a child. I saw some kids playing with both the 12inch and the small line and did nothing more than run around and fly with them. Dont give me some dumb collector argument of "kids have standards" kids play with toys no matter what. Parents of kids force the idea of standards only if they are collecting thru the kid which happens way to much these days. So just stop. You played with transformers as a kid and those were multiple toy lines that were not standard to each other but you didnt know any better then cause they were being played with and most likely alongside with your gobots and other knockoff transformers or heman with remco knockoffs and the warlord line all of which were different scales and quality of one another but as a kid you didnt notice so just stop with your dumb over judging of a kids toyline and just be happy that they are coming out at a price point that is affordable
@@dustheg My Megatron was smaller than my Optimus Prime and it bothered me. I stopped playing with the Megatron because of it. I didn't care if this size was exact as long as it was somewhat close to the cartoon where Megatron was bigger than the autobots. My Transformers almost never played with human characters because the humans were always too big. I remember how I played 12 years ago.
@@MassHystarix ha highly doubtful this again is a child's toy not ages 12 and up. Do you remember playing with your toy at 4 how about 6 maybe 8. Did the scale really bother you then. No and no transformer was the same size cause they were made up of different toy lines proving my point scale doesnt matter to kids. That's an adult collectors issue. I never once seen a child not play with a toy cause it's not the same size or it doesnt have enough points of articulation or whine about having 20 variants of the same character. Maybe if the collecting community really looked at toys as toys and not future investments or statues to place on shelves to just display then possibly they might actually enjoy what they got and not always post negative criticism on a child's toy. Lol a freaking child toy and you want to complain about paint apps and scale. How about finding kids that arent exposed to a collector mentality and want to play with toys to play with them. Not you or your kid cause they have seen how you are so they think that's how to play with toys now but kids who honestly play with them. Ho to dollar general they have batman figures with 5 points of articulation that sell pretty well to children just cause its batman and superman and they want to play with them. The paint apps and scale on those are aweful but who cars they are toys
Still haven't been able to find a Lex Luthor, even with the new releases.
Also for Jason Todd he should have guns....but a crowbar makes sense since he was beaten by Joker using one so he should equip it against him.
The reason why bat girl's head doesn't move is because of the hair, it's the same with the spin master bat woman figure.
I like the joker painting. My only problem with these are that the black addam figures are really annoying because of both joints and sizes are off
I wish there was a good list of these. They need a villain base.
This version of Red Hood didnt use guns for a time. He carries around the crobar so its pretty accurate.
I walked away from a Solomon Grundy a couple weeks back...I fear I may regret it.
Nice reivew!! I hate Black Adam line! Stupid legs and thigh articulations I hope Spine master stop this!
They look too small to be honest too
@@noahwarkentine1691 Yes! Black Adam lines are small!!
@@cs0403 I almost got dr fate yesterday but decided not to because they didn't scale well and the body it's self was off. Hopefully the new flash figures will be better.
Donde consigo todas las Figuras Coleccionables de DC
He doesn't have guns any more in the comics he uses a crowbar and one katana
Yes SOLOMON GRUNDY YEEESSSS
you can rotate the head around i not had one that broke off yet
You need to remember you are judging a kids toyline. They are for kids. The whole reason they do the main looking characters is cause those are who the kids recognize. You can wish and want all you like it's not you they are listening too. If you want adult collectibles for to the electronics area where those are sold. These are kids toys. Kids dont concern themselves with paint deco or accessories or articulation they just want to play with batman. Look at the line from this perspective
When I was a kid it bothered me when figures didn't scale with each other. Sometimes it was frustrating when I wanted to make someone do something and they just couldn't move the right way. As low as they are, kids do have standards.
@@MassHystarix no they dont. The parent that wants to "collect" the toys for the kid is the one who has standards. Again all kids do is play. I have watched alot if kids when they play with toys they dont care what they do. They dont sit down at a display and look at them as scale sized toys. That's just a dumb thing collectors believe and try to push on a child. I saw some kids playing with both the 12inch and the small line and did nothing more than run around and fly with them. Dont give me some dumb collector argument of "kids have standards" kids play with toys no matter what. Parents of kids force the idea of standards only if they are collecting thru the kid which happens way to much these days. So just stop. You played with transformers as a kid and those were multiple toy lines that were not standard to each other but you didnt know any better then cause they were being played with and most likely alongside with your gobots and other knockoff transformers or heman with remco knockoffs and the warlord line all of which were different scales and quality of one another but as a kid you didnt notice so just stop with your dumb over judging of a kids toyline and just be happy that they are coming out at a price point that is affordable
@@dustheg My Megatron was smaller than my Optimus Prime and it bothered me. I stopped playing with the Megatron because of it. I didn't care if this size was exact as long as it was somewhat close to the cartoon where Megatron was bigger than the autobots. My Transformers almost never played with human characters because the humans were always too big. I remember how I played 12 years ago.
@@MassHystarix ha highly doubtful this again is a child's toy not ages 12 and up. Do you remember playing with your toy at 4 how about 6 maybe 8. Did the scale really bother you then. No and no transformer was the same size cause they were made up of different toy lines proving my point scale doesnt matter to kids. That's an adult collectors issue. I never once seen a child not play with a toy cause it's not the same size or it doesnt have enough points of articulation or whine about having 20 variants of the same character. Maybe if the collecting community really looked at toys as toys and not future investments or statues to place on shelves to just display then possibly they might actually enjoy what they got and not always post negative criticism on a child's toy. Lol a freaking child toy and you want to complain about paint apps and scale. How about finding kids that arent exposed to a collector mentality and want to play with toys to play with them. Not you or your kid cause they have seen how you are so they think that's how to play with toys now but kids who honestly play with them. Ho to dollar general they have batman figures with 5 points of articulation that sell pretty well to children just cause its batman and superman and they want to play with them. The paint apps and scale on those are aweful but who cars they are toys
@@dustheg I had that optimus and Megatron when I was four. I'm not old at all