Jurassic World (Hasbro) - new for 2015

[Plasticbeast95]

I don't like the way Hasbro does the whole dino damage thing. Kenner made it work by having a cover up piece. For some reason Hasbro doesn't like doing that... It isn't a Hasbro dino unless it has a mortal wound on its side !

I know, that always bugged me in the JP/// line, all these dinosaurs walking around with their guts exposed for the whole world to behold, pretty darn morbid.

[CityRaptor]

The reason why I sold off my JPIII figures when restructuring the collection and don't collect JW figures. Okay, part of it besides quality and overall look.

[Plasticbeast95]

The reason why I sold off my JPIII figures when restructuring the collection and don't collect JW figures. Okay, part of it besides quality and overall look.

they certainly arnt kennersaurs, that's for sure.

[CityRaptor]

Looking at them in a positive way, it at least means that there is more room and money for other Dinosaurs.

[Plasticbeast95]

Looking at them in a positive way, it at least means that there is more room and money for other Dinosaurs.

Yup! Just think of it that way!

[CityRaptor]

Of course as with all bad Dinosaurs, including those of a certain upcoming movie, it will make searching for the good ones harder.

[LophoLeeVT]

do you mean the good dinosaur when you said upcoming movie?

[CityRaptor]

Yes that one as  a current example. Could also have named Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs or Disney's Dinosaur as examples of movies which resulted in such figures.

[Plasticbeast95]

Yes that one as  a current example. Could also have named Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs or Disney's Dinosaur as examples of movies which resulted in such figures.

Lippy Iguanodons, I still have nightmares.

[CityRaptor]

Of course the quality of a movie is not always connected to the quality of figures it spawns. Take WWD3D for example. Messed up by executive meddling, but generally nice figures, even if the selection could have been better.

[stargatedalek]

Can't fault everything about that movie though, most documentaries are even shier than that about proper feathering

[CityRaptor]

Well, the designs are not the issue with that movie, which why we got nice figures.

[Tyto_Theropod]

I don't like the way Hasbro does the whole dino damage thing. Kenner made it work by having a cover up piece. For some reason Hasbro doesn't like doing that... It isn't a Hasbro dino unless it has a mortal wound on its side !

Exactly - I always think they're zombie dinosaurs!

Of course the quality of a movie is not always connected to the quality of figures it spawns. Take WWD3D for example. Messed up by executive meddling, but generally nice figures, even if the selection could have been better.

I still think March of the Dinosaurs was better, in spite of the lack of feathers on the Troodons and the unstoppable villainous movie monster Albertosaurus - at least it presented more like a wildlife programme and less like an anthropomorphised Disney flick. And, ironically from that point of view, I actually found the 'characters' to be better developed.

[MLMjp]

I still think March of the Dinosaurs was better, in spite of the lack of feathers on the Troodons and the unstoppable villainous movie monster Albertosaurus - at least it presented more like a wildlife programme and less like an anthropomorphised Disney flick. And, ironically from that point of view, I actually found the 'characters' to be better developed.

I think what you want to say is the lack of wing feathers and maybe some underfeathering on the troodons. Cause' I'm pretty sure that the troodons had feathers in the film/documentary.

[Tyto_Theropod]

I still think March of the Dinosaurs was better, in spite of the lack of feathers on the Troodons and the unstoppable villainous movie monster Albertosaurus - at least it presented more like a wildlife programme and less like an anthropomorphised Disney flick. And, ironically from that point of view, I actually found the 'characters' to be better developed.

I think what you want to say is the lack of wing feathers and maybe some underfeathering on the troodons. Cause' I'm pretty sure that the troodons had feathers in the film/documentary.

I was kind of meaning to say 'not enough feathers'. I don't think I can English today...

[MLMjp]

I still think March of the Dinosaurs was better, in spite of the lack of feathers on the Troodons and the unstoppable villainous movie monster Albertosaurus - at least it presented more like a wildlife programme and less like an anthropomorphised Disney flick. And, ironically from that point of view, I actually found the 'characters' to be better developed.

I think what you want to say is the lack of wing feathers and maybe some underfeathering on the troodons. Cause' I'm pretty sure that the troodons had feathers in the film/documentary.

I was kind of meaning to say 'not enough feathers'. I don't think I can English today...

It´s ok don´t worry

[CityRaptor]

I was actually only refering to movies/series that spawned figure lines.

I don't like the way Hasbro does the whole dino damage thing. Kenner made it work by having a cover up piece. For some reason Hasbro doesn't like doing that... It isn't a Hasbro dino unless it has a mortal wound on its side !

Exactly - I always think they're zombie dinosaurs!

Hasbro Studios presents: "The Stomping Dead"

[Tyto_Theropod]

They're aware that they might not have had as much brains as JP gave them, so they want to eat ours lol! XD

[Plasticbeast95]

Well, the designs are not the issue with that movie, which why we got nice figures.

Exactly, the issue was the telepathic dinosaurs.

[CityRaptor]

That is because the executive meddling came in pretty late. Had they planned that from an earlier stage, it might have turned out like Disney's Dinosaur, where you know that they are talking, even with the sound off. Now it is more like one of those shows where animals are dubbed over with human voices.

They're aware that they might not have had as much brains as JP gave them, so they want to eat ours lol! XD

Eating a single organ seems a waste and is probably a mammal thing for the most part anyways. No, Hasbro's saurian horrors are after the flesh of their Kenner brethern...oh, and that of the few good Hasbrosaurs.