Super7 to make Micronuats

[palitoy]

My Takara Steel Jeeg deserves a friend.

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[PNGwynne]

I have a REAL Baron Karza. He'd curb stomp this turd.

Okayyyy.

[B-Lister]

I'll stick to vintage Microman, Micro Change, Micronauts, and Henshin Cyborg, with the occasional reissue for good measure, unless they give us something that really WOWs me. I have a REAL Baron Karza. He'd curb stomp this turd.

[palitoy]

I love what you said here, I have tons of these for that reason.

[PNGwynne]

^Bingo. And I haven't been able to afford replacing my beloved childhood Karza.

I bought S7 Shogun Mazinga and Godzilla for the same reasons.

[sprytel]

I'm just curious who the intended audience is for these.

If they are trying to win new fans over to the Micronauts, I doubt that will happen. There's nothing new or exciting about a nearly 50 year old toyline.

And if they're trying to court old fans, then they have misjudged what they enjoy. They'd much prefer a reissue line than some wild reimagining.

These will appel to a few, however, and I wish them success, as I'd like to see what the future holds, but these initial offerings are more miss than hit for me.

People have been making this argument about Super 7 figures since the beginning. Yet the keep selling enough of them to keep doing it, year after year.

The action figure market caters to adult collectors. That is Super 7's demo in particular. I can easily see them being successful with that crowd. These figures come beautifully packaged. They feature a legendary toy franchise (even if people didn't grow up with the toyline, they have heard about and know its place in toy history). They are a collector-friendly size where you don't have to dedicate a whole wing of the house to display and store them. And finally, they are just fun and cool looking.

Rather than being annoyed by what these figures are not, I think a lot of collectors will appreciate them for what they are.

[B-Lister]

I'm just curious who the intended audience is for these.

If they are trying to win new fans over to the Micronauts, I doubt that will happen. There's nothing new or exciting about a nearly 50 year old toyline.

And if they're trying to court old fans, then they have misjudged what they enjoy. They'd much prefer a reissue line than some wild reimagining.

These will appel to a few, however, and I wish them success, as I'd like to see what the future holds, but these initial offerings are more miss than hit for me.

[powersthatbe]

I don't think i would be interested in S7's O ring offerings, I feel they would be like the "venom vs valor" line of joes. Maybe if they do Karza or Argonaut in their 7 inch line but they don't need to be at a premium price point as the quality isn't truly above anything Hasbro or Todd does for their 6 to 7 inch figures.

[PNGwynne]

I ordered Baron Karza.

[TrekStar]

I never collected the Micronauts but these really look neat, I love the Serpentor figure.

[Earth 2 Chris]

The pricing isn't as bad as expected. They are more articulated than the standard S7 fare at that size, and cheaper than some of their offerings.

[drquest]

Well that's kind of neat...

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[Werewolf]

They are 3 3/4 inch O-ring figures.

Super7 Micronauts ReAction+ Wave 1 Figures - ToyNewsI.com

$20 undersized Karza and Biotron without original play features.

[monitor_ep]

I will wait and see what they look like. I wish we could get the Marvel Micronauts but it seems that is a dream.

[B-Lister]

Their obscene pricing is why I never bought their Shogun style Mechagodzilla. Gorgeous figure, but that price tag is an insult, when Bandai can reissue Mazinga, LOAD it with accessories, add new play features, and STILL come in at HALF the price.