@coolboymew I'll never understood how Funko Pops could become a collectible. They look absolutely atrocious.

Nendoroids on the other hand sometimes look incredible, having various expressions, movable limbs and extras. Another huge plus is the customization by combining figure exclusive expressions.

@okabe_rintarou @coolboymew They were common in those Loot-Create subscription boxes. I guess there were the only things that people liked in those boxes, so they became popular on their own.

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If that was the best thing of those boxes, I fear what the rest of the contents was.
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@okabe_rintarou @coolboymew Mostly T-shirts, mousepads, stickers, and other useless junk. I never subscribed to it, but I use to look at their catalog for each month and I can see why it failed. All the stuff in the box is the epitome of soy-geek garbage and it's just going to collect dust a few weeks later.

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@xianc78 @okabe_rintarou pretty much. It's practically the epitome of "popular culture", you aren't gonna get anything niche in the slightest

It's also mostly bullshit that doesn't sell that they can safely buy in bulk

So you get crates of stuff you mostly don't need and wouldn't use
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