Funko appears to be the only toy company interested in doing anything from Beyond. No other toys beside their "super deformed" POP! figures are even being solicited anywhere. Even Mattel doesn't have any new Hot Wheel ships for Beyond coming out...
Wondering, does Beyond even have any new ships other than the Franklin and those ships that swarm and attack the Enterprise?Mattel better produce something for ST:Beyond!!! Or I shall be rather grumpy (distinctly so!).
I'd take whatever they produce at both 1:64 scale and 1:50th!
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I don't get the appeal of the Funko things either.I've never understood the appeal of these.
Wondering, does Beyond even have any new ships other than the Franklin and those ships that swarm and attack the Enterprise?
As could I. And if I remember correctly, we're in luck, as Eaglemoss' Ben Robinson confirmed some time ago on Twitter that they'll be doing Beyond ships. Or am I confusing it with the new 2017 series?I could go for a miniature ship.
They used to me more Toy-Tie-Ins. Not anymore. Marvel Star Wars, superheros.So far it seems pretty quiet on the merchandise front.
It may not be so much toy execs as it is major retailers. If they still aren't interested in Trek toys after what happened in 2009, then toy companies aren't going to bother with them, IMO. Funko seems to be the exception, but they seem to get away with it by keeping their toy lines small and their shipments even smaller.They used to me more Toy-Tie-Ins. Not anymore. Marvel Star Wars, superheros.
Anything else--forget it.
The Funko stuff is exactly what I hoped they wouldn't do.
Toy execs not listening again.
Toy execs not listening again.
Like in any business, if it lasts, we see more of it. Most toy lines based on movies are only really popular in the weeks/month(s) prior to the movie's release and immediately after. Then they wither away to the discount bin and become forgotten about. Hasbro's current Star Wars line has been in steady production since 1995, it has staying power and is therefore going to get a decent chunk of floor space at Toys R Us. Even then, thing's haven't always been perfect, take for example Phantom Menace merchandise didn't sell as well as expected in 1999, which resulted in that stuff dominating the discount bins in 2000.They used to me more Toy-Tie-Ins. Not anymore. Marvel Star Wars, superheros.
Anything else--forget it.
The Funko stuff is exactly what I hoped they wouldn't do.
Toy execs not listening again.
Krall and Jaylah plushies please! I don't even buy merch usually, but I would love these. Trek needs to start emphasising new aliens, and merching the hell out of them.I might get a Krall and Jaylah.
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