FTC teases Harry Potter

[jayraytee]

Could not be more less interested. The only thing this has a potential to do is expose people that know nothing of Mego figures to the format.

[MIB41]

That should be an exciting license for them, assuming the core audience are also Mego-heads. That will be interesting to watch. Not anything I'm interested in, but hopefully there's a big market out there for them to tap into. Like all ventures in the Mego format, I wish them loads of success.

[pmwasson]

"...we have big plans for this license in 2015"
Hopefully not 3 3/4" figures and barware.

[madmarva]

I really enjoyed the books and look forward to seeing the figures. It will be interesting to see if they will be based on descriptions of the characters or the likenesses of the actors.

If they are executed well, similar to 66 Batman, they will be hard for me to pass up. And as Palitoy said new custom fodder is always welcome.

[thunderbolt]

glasses that actually looks like Ditko's Peter Parker, for one thing.

[palitoy]

While I'm not a big Potter guy, I'm anxious to see the new goodies this line will bring, clothes, shoes, accessories, it's all welcome.

[JediJaida]

Should be very interesting, to say the least! I would love to see how they tackle a character like Hagrid, who is supposed to be at least 8 feet tall. They'd have to put him on a 12 inch body.

The main characters as kids could go onto the teen or kid bodies (and I hope they redo the teen girl design. It's awful.)

Harry, Ron, Hermione, Draco, Snape, Lupin, McGonagall; all of them would be great in 8 inches.

[Hedji]

That's great news for the format, and for FTC!

[Brown Bear]

I personally don't have any plans to buy a Harry Potter mego, but am excited about this license attracting a new generation of fans to the mego format. This could be a game changer.

[palitoy]

A not so subtle tweet went out last night...

https://twitter.com/FiguresToyCo/status/561621395739009024