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u/echotango4420 Keep on truckin' 2d ago
Looking back, literally nothing has changed with Hasbro
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u/MuztangZack67 Soundwave: Superior 2d ago
Also if you adjust figure prices for inflation, they come to be around the same price they are today. Interesting, ain't it?
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u/stormhawk427 Autobot 1d ago
Except the same money buys less than it did in 1986. Inflation is caused by greed.
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u/Banjo-Oz Decepticon 1d ago
Like Disney isn't all about the money...
Heck, they stole Kimba the White Lion to make Lion King, regardless of how good the end product was.
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u/Kaiju_Lover168 2d ago
How do we gaslight Hasbro into making Cartoon/Toy/Comic/Game Accurate figures in modern toyline?
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u/QueenViolets_Revenge 1d ago
is it just me or have kids movies stopped traumatizing kids? as someone who was scared of some movies when i was a kid, i look back on it with nostalgia and i love those movies now (except Happy Feet. that one gave me lifelong thalassophobia and made me scared of orcas)
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u/The-Neofighter 1d ago
They have due to the change in movie ratings but are starting to revert back with Sony leading the change
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u/K9Thefirst1 1d ago
I mean to fair, even without money, it taught kids about Death in Wartime, which is arguably even more important to learn than just death.
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u/Aishimorph_Frontiers 2d ago
Still by far one of the most funniest thing I seen from any adaptation
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u/Alex_The_Whovian Me no flair, me king 2d ago
They really thought Rodimus Prime was going to be a thing, huh

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u/Zachary2030 2d ago