AAA bootlegs? and wcw goldberg

[whydraft2]

and anyone knows something about this one?

[jlavaia]

the Goldberg is the Bash at the Beach Goldberg figure from Toybiz, it's official.

as for the other figures they are not AAA figs and dont resemble 1 wrestler who wrestles for the promotion, so they arent bootleg AAA figs either. they seem to be basic generic wrestling figures.

[whydraft2]

thanks for goldberg!
and I was talking about AAA cause the new official AAA line is like that...
but you're right they seem to be generic.
thanks anyway!

[Mastermind]

those bootlegs are cool..one looks like iron sheik and one looks like the rock lol.

[whydraft2]

maybe el generico?

[Deleted]

aaa bootleg maybe ,iron sheik,sid viscous,ken shamrock?? thats my gues

[Ruby Fusion]

Those are not bootlegs, if anything the AAA's are the bootlegs.

Those 4 figures come with a ring, they are the ones I mentioned when first seeing the new AAA's.

I have this "game" since 2002. It's called Ultiem Gevecht (Ultimate Clash) in dutch. I bought it back in 2002 because it was the only thing in belgian stores, resembling wrestling.

[whydraft2]

thanks ruby!

[Gangrel-Brood]

Do those play like Karate Fighters?

[Ruby Fusion]

Haven't had Karate Fighters. With these: when you move the sliders the figures spin, and when you hit the abs, the figure flies of the slider.

[micco]

jlavaia said:

the Goldberg is the Bash at the Beach Goldberg figure from Toybiz, it's official.

as for the other figures they are not AAA figs and dont resemble 1 wrestler who wrestles for the promotion, so they arent bootleg AAA figs either. they seem to be basic generic wrestling figures.

those are exactly like what the neww aaa figs look like.

[Ruby Fusion]

micco said:

jlavaia said:

the Goldberg is the Bash at the Beach Goldberg figure from Toybiz, it's official.

as for the other figures they are not AAA figs and dont resemble 1 wrestler who wrestles for the promotion, so they arent bootleg AAA figs either. they seem to be basic generic wrestling figures.

those are exactly like what the neww aaa figs look like.

Yeah, they were copied for use in the new AAA-line.

[jlavaia]

you guys are not getting what i said. yes, the figures are the same style, but these are not AAA knockoffs, as not one of those figures even remotely resembles anyone who wrestles for the promotion AAA. and if these figs came out first, then they really cant be AAA bootlegs. it seems like the company that made these figures was contracted by AAA to make their official figs. hence the similiar style.

[Ruby Fusion]

jlavaia said:

you guys are not getting what i said. yes, the figures are the same style, but these are not AAA knockoffs, as not one of those figures even remotely resembles anyone who wrestles for the promotion AAA. and if these figs came out first, then they really cant be AAA bootlegs. it seems like the company that made these figures was contracted by AAA to make their official figs. hence the similiar style.

Like I said: the AAA figs are the knock-offs: the originals are made by Maple Toys (Hong-Kong based company). The AAA figs made by a company with initials FM.

But when an official company does this, we don't say knockoffs: we say similar style.

Same happened in 1983 with the AWA-line, which was basically a knockoff of the Warlord figures (DC Comics owned comic), but with AWA Superstars heads. Ofcourse both lines were made by Remco, so the term knockoff doesn't apply here...

The Remco-rule was earlier done by Popy: the Popy wrestlers were the same as Popy's Tiger Mask II World-line.

[cwfpro]

whydraft2 said:

maybe el generico?

hah hahah

[brucebenoit]

he is correct

jlavaia said:

the Goldberg is the Bash at the Beach Goldberg figure from Toybiz, it's official.

as for the other figures they are not AAA figs and dont resemble 1 wrestler who wrestles for the promotion, so they arent bootleg AAA figs either. they seem to be basic generic wrestling figures.