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Topic	The Funko Pop bubble has burst? over $30 million in Funko Pops sent to landfills
shadowsword87 03/04/23 5:36:18 PM #33:	ParanoidObsessive posted... What's really interesting is how Disney managed to take a franchise entirely built around intensive merchandising that thrived for 35 straight years and managed to wreck it so badly in only 10. It's an amazing achievement (in ineptitude). It's also starwars fans. I know someone who bought every single star wars book, brought it with him through multiple moves, and loved it from when he was a kid and watched the original series. Will talk about the Yuuzhan Vong for as long as someone lets him. It's deeply personal and deeply precious to him, passing it onto his kids and everything. He'll watch the shows, and is slowly losing interest. It's god damn wild that it's that far and that much goodwill has been juiced. <cite>shadowsword87 posted [p:971955941] in The Funko ... [t:80367701]...</cite> <quote>ParanoidObsessive posted... </cite><quote>What's really interesting is how Disney managed to take a franchise entirely built around intensive merchandising that thrived for 35 straight years and managed to wreck it so badly in only 10.It's an amazing achievement (in ineptitude).</quote>It's also starwars fans. I know someone who bought every single star wars book, brought it with him through multiple moves, and loved it from when he was a kid and watched the original series. Will talk about the Yuuzhan Vong for as long as someone lets him. It's deeply personal and deeply precious to him, passing it onto his kids and everything.He'll watch the shows, and is slowly losing interest.It's god damn wild that it's that far and that much goodwill has been juiced.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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