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Unfinished toylines that should go back into print


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Syd Lexia
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PostPosted: Jul 23 2009 11:22 am Reply with quote Back to top

This tends to happen more often with collector-oriented toylines than with children's toylines, but if any of your favorite toylines from your youth never finished, feel free to list them here.

The two toylines I would like to see go back into print more than anything are:

1. The Adult Swim line by Palisades Toys.
What was released: A promo Master Shake, Series 1 (4 two-figure sets, 4 rare alternate versions)
Why it stopped: Palisades went bankrupt
What wasn't released: Series 2 (advertised on the back of the Series 1 packaging), an Incredible Plum Meatwad originally meant as a Comic Con exclusive.
Why it was awesome: Series 1 featured figures from the Golden Age of Adult Swim: Sealab, The Brak Show, Harvey Birdman, and ATHF.
Why it wouldn't work now: Three of the shows featured in the toyline have been cancelled and rarely ever air on Adult Swim anymore.

1. The Guilty Gear X by Epoch.
What was released: Series 1, which consisted two figures: Sol Badguy and Millia Rage
Why it stopped: Lack of interest?
What wasn't released: Every other character from the video game.
Why it wouldn't work now: It would, but a GGXX line would make more sense.
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Black Zarak
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PostPosted: Jul 23 2009 11:50 am Reply with quote Back to top

Someone should get the Muppets license again too, Palisades was doing great work on that line and had a Seasame Street line planned when they went under too. The only figure that got released was the con exclusive Super Grover


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PostPosted: Aug 25 2009 03:36 pm Reply with quote Back to top

palisades was one of my favorite toy companies Sad


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Eithelen
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PostPosted: Jan 01 2010 10:34 pm Reply with quote Back to top

Disney bought the Muppets in 2004, so I would be scared of any new Muppets products released now
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FNJ
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PostPosted: Jan 02 2010 12:04 am Reply with quote Back to top

man, disney owns everything nowadays, ey?


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PostPosted: Jan 02 2010 12:24 am Reply with quote Back to top

Bucky O Hare

Those were absolutely kick ass, but they never released Jenny even though she was on the fucking package!!!!

Thanks Air Marshall Toad!!!

Syd Lexia wrote:


1. The Adult Swim line by Palisades Toys.
What was released: A promo Master Shake, Series 1 (4 two-figure sets, 4 rare alternate versions)
Why it stopped: Palisades went bankrupt
What wasn't released: Series 2 (advertised on the back of the Series 1 packaging), an Incredible Plum Meatwad originally meant as a Comic Con exclusive.
Why it was awesome: Series 1 featured figures from the Golden Age of Adult Swim: Sealab, The Brak Show, Harvey Birdman, and ATHF.
Why it wouldn't work now: Three of the shows featured in the toyline have been cancelled and rarely ever air on Adult Swim anymore.


I wanted both Sealab and Brak.

Part of the problem was that a lot of the first line sucked, I'm quite sure Captain Murphy would've outsold Dr. Quinn.
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