>>11498637
What I'm saying is that before, we used to get a dozen figures in a span of a couple of months vs 1 today. You can point toward all the upcoming figures and think that's a lot in total, but it really isn't when compared to the past, when fantasy media was being heavily pushed.
And that's part of my initial complaint about there being any good fantasy lines anymore, because there's no push for fantasy toylines. Where's house of dragons? Wheel of time? Witcher? Rings of Power? Sandman? All of these would have been auto-picked up by toy stores pre-2016. That War of Rohan movie barely got a blip of a toyline and only as budgetshit, because stores don't want to carry shit anymore.

There was always weird shit like this coming out before. Something like this isn't medieval fantasy, but it fits right in. Lots of variety.

Nevermind those dozens of figures were easily found in thousands of stores, whether they were comic shops or walmarts.