These are definitely in scale with Mattel but.....

[Robz PippinRoad]

Jul 29, 2020 19:02:00 GMT -5 @kyoken said:

Jul 29, 2020 18:02:46 GMT -5 Robz PippinRoad said:

Are the super 7 figures like elites as well

They're supposed to be hut since they're not shipping until at least October we have no way of knowing for sure.

Gotcha thx

[PJ]

I have the Bubbly and while I do really like it the one thing I don’t like about him is I feel his calves are too thick. I feel they are out of proportion with the rest of his body for a realistic look. Yet while I say that as a stlyized look I do enjoy the look. lol

[walkingturtles]

Having just seen the ring, it’s bigger than the Mattel basic ring. But the belt is smaller to me than the Mattel toy belts.

[HothHan]

Jul 29, 2020 20:07:31 GMT -5 stc13 said:

Jul 29, 2020 18:01:34 GMT -5 HothHan said:

I only have one Mattel WWE figure (some Elite AJ Styles from Target) but the Bubbly Jericho that I have definitely seems like a better quality product. It has a premium feel to it more like my Black Series, Marvel Legends etc

Certainly doesn't come across as a figure that should be slammed around a plastic ring.

I was actually going the completely opposite direction.  I don't have any in hand yet, but these seem like the PERFECT figure to play with if you're a kid.  The softer lower torso seems perfect for play.  I loved the Jakks BCA line as a kid because you could beat the hell out of those figures and have some knock down brawls and the figures held up.  It looks like these would hold up just as well.

I love the Mattel line, but sometimes I feel like I'm going to chip the paint just rearranging them on my shelf.

I don't know.  For me a $20 figure with this much detail and articulation doesn't look like it should be thrown through plastic tables.  I get it with the Mattel Basic line but when I see these and even the Elite figures at the stores they just seem more like pose and display types figures. 

Don't get me wrong I LOVED my BCA collection and beat the tar out of them back in the day (and Hasbro and Galoob before that and LJN before that).  

[JokerFC]

Looking forward to these dropping.

My nephew is starting a new Fed called the GWF. All the NXT guys & some WWE guys are bound for there but so are the AEW crew. Hes going to be swapping talent all the time. GWF is Heymans fed...fallout from a storyline with HHH Shane & Steph hes been running.


Hes already renamed Jericho "Dylan Cage" & is touting him as one of the hottest free agents in Wrestling. his modern Jericho is a big part of his "regime" faction in WWE so he cant mess with that...LOL.

[Robz PippinRoad]

Jul 30, 2020 7:39:23 GMT -5 HothHan said:

Jul 29, 2020 20:07:31 GMT -5 stc13 said:

I was actually going the completely opposite direction.  I don't have any in hand yet, but these seem like the PERFECT figure to play with if you're a kid.  The softer lower torso seems perfect for play.  I loved the Jakks BCA line as a kid because you could beat the hell out of those figures and have some knock down brawls and the figures held up.  It looks like these would hold up just as well.

I love the Mattel line, but sometimes I feel like I'm going to chip the paint just rearranging them on my shelf.

I don't know.  For me a $20 figure with this much detail and articulation doesn't look like it should be thrown through plastic tables.  I get it with the Mattel Basic line but when I see these and even the Elite figures at the stores they just seem more like pose and display types figures. 

Don't get me wrong I LOVED my BCA collection and beat the tar out of them back in the day (and Hasbro and Galoob before that and LJN before that).  

I don’t get that in the feel of them at all these unrivaled figures feel very durable wouldn’t hesitate putting these in a kids hands 

now obviously BCA & LJN were made specifically for beating the hell out of so that’s a little different 😉