>>11473262
That's it. I'm not responding any more after this. We have gone on such an insane, irrelevant, unrelated tangent that it is time to just cut it off.

Unless you can provide proof that the line is "dying" or that it is failing Hasbro's expectations (which was your original claim), you are just flat out wrong. Five years in, with coming up on 200 figures, with deep cuts into weird sublines, three highly successful Haslabs with a fourth on the way. A line that has survived longer than most of the coveted ME 1:18 lines, with all of their many vehicles and playsets (which to many people, is the biggest draw of GI Joe) couldn't survive as long as this dying line, despite the fact that they were considered more successful.

With stores that consistently change shelf space and will put the figures out when there is actual product to sell, they'll do so.

Would it be nice if the stores stocked more? Sure. Would it be nice if Hasbro made and distributed more? Sure. Would it be nice if there was a successful tie-in to bring in new fans? Absolutely.

But the line is there to be found, in abundance, if you take even a surface level look around. It is, in no way, and by no metrics, dying.