3 hours ago, interoceptive said:I'm not a sports fan but I think this is kind of genius... I'm interested to see how popular it will be, I hope it does well for them. The idea is good and the potential for easy customization makes it so you can make the generic figure into whoever you want or keep it as a genetic team figure. Personally I really like "generic" things like this - generic soldier, cop, fireman, Football Player etc. I'm glad Hasbro started doing some too with the cop and firefighters. And just to note I don't mean "generic" as an insult - just that they are not specific named people, instead they are blank slates that represent the general profession or team without having to be exactly one person.
It's definitely a brilliant idea. If they had the distribution and were "out there" where the general public could see it they'd probably sell extremely well, there are a lot of passionate college football fans out there. As someone who likes to give action figures as gifts (regardless of whether the recipient likes figures or not) these present a wealth of gift opportunities. I know once they get around to Notre Dame I'll be getting my sister one. I have a brother-in-law who played for Iowa, so there's another I'll be picking up once they get around to it.
Totally with you on the generic thing, the more "general public" options the better.
I'm not a sports fan but I think this is kind of genius... I'm interested to see how popular it will be, I hope it does well for them. The idea is good and the potential for easy customization makes it so you can make the generic figure into whoever you want or keep it as a genetic team figure. Personally I really like "generic" things like this - generic soldier, cop, fireman, Football Player etc. I'm glad Hasbro started doing some too with the cop and firefighters. And just to note I don't mean "generic" as an insult - just that they are not specific named people, instead they are blank slates that represent the general profession or team without having to be exactly one person.
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I find it odd that they all seem to come in either white and black versions... except the Alabama one.