
02-16-2010, 06:31 PM
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Ask Matty, February 16th
MOTUC news galore...
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Can you tell us approximately how many months in the remainder of this year will feature a bonus figure for MOTUC?
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There will be three to four "quarterly" basic-size figures in 2010. Sometimes, these are figures we prepare as a backup in case a planned monthly figure slips in the schedule. If, and when, that happens the bonus figure will simply ship as a monthly figure in its place.
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Aside from what has been revealed at Toy Fair, will there be any additional reveals of upcoming MattyCollector.com figures before Comic-Con?
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Possibly, but nothing to announce yet.
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Based on the acid vial accessory that was shown at the Masters of The Universe 'Under the Influence Art Show', it is obvious that a Keldor figure is coming. Since you have already stated that King Grayskull will be re-releleased later this year and they are both heavily influenced by the 200X cartoon it would make a lot sense to release both figures in the same month. Is that Mattel's plan?
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Keldor is tentitivly a quarterly bonus figure for late summer, but that may change is another monthly figure slips schedule.
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Out of the remaining months in 2010, approximatelly how many MOTUC, POP, 200X and New Adventures figures do you plan to release in 2010?
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We can't really answer something like this because if a figure slips schedule we will sub in a bonus figure in its place, which would "throw off" any count we provide.
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Are there any plans to release a core Justice League box set for the DC Universe 6" line?
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Not at this time but don’t count it out.
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