>>586 (OP)
>Anyone here have/buy Mega stuff?
I have like three items; Mag Warriors Hawkblade, Halo Covenant Ghost set and Call of Duty Icarus Troopers set (first release with 5 figures).
>Mega is a lot better now that they dropped the whole knockoff Lego approach
Actually, they fully embraced it; in the past they made non-brick related toys which were far better imo Mag Warriors and Dragons eggs were the best.
>Dragons was an incredible toyline
I remember how I wanted one of the eggs and kept checking it and seeing it in stores, but they were quite expensive and I got other toys instead. It was such a cool and basic concept; getting big dragon figure in an egg, you just couldn't go wrong with it.
I see they tried to bringing it back with the Breakout Beasts line, but they're small cheap blind bag crap, nowhere near as impressive as the original Dragons eggs.
>>587
>Fuck their current distribution though
To be fair, this problem isn't limited to them, many toy companies suffer from it, to precise mostly for boy toys. It's quite depressing to have witness the boy toy aisle getting deteriorate as years pass by; all there's Lego, Playmobil, blind bag crap, diecast and RC cars, Playmates' Ben 10 and flopped TMNT rise. It's not like the girl toy aisle is great either, but at least there's more variety and greater quality MGA made fashion dolls great again! .
>Slime should've been in a separate packet for those that wanted to use it
But the blind bag crap gimmick, anon! How can you sell toys to children without relying on cheap gimmick instead of making high quality toys that can sell them on their own?!
>>588
You lucky bastrad!
A year ago or so, I saw some leftovers of Mag Warriors in some toy stores in my country, sadly they were the shitty ones (picrel) of course .