Probably going to take a couple more months, but if the merch isn't moving it doesn't really matter if it 2-3x its production budget to properly break even.
>Implying TMNT goysloppers won’t buy all this
They are one of the biggest groups who buy garbage like this alongside all animegays and Marvelgays, they will sel put all of this just because TMNT is on the line
Nah, the fans are just buying all the nostalgia bait merch that they're selling online. Remakes of old action figures and street fighter skins and whatever else they're shitting out as fast as possible to make a quick buck.
It actually would be a good idea to buy some figures. If virtually nobody buys them than the majority will end up destroyed so any remaining figures will be extremely rare. And you know collectors will want them down the road even if they don't like the movie.
If no one is buying them now, they go to the bargain bin first, then usually shipped off to dollar stores or overstock sellers... and then the dump. Stop thinking like an NFTgay.
There won't be any collectors of this stuff in the future because the nostalgia market will dry up. To have nostalgia you need a slow culture. This is just future landfills in the same way funko pops are. How many of you got rich off of grandma's porcelain trinkets and baubles she had metric tons of?
They're losing tens of billions, paramount's stock is in the shitter, and they had to absorb a secondary streaming service into Paramount+ to try and keep it afloat, even though it's also burning billions. The strikes have also gone on long enough that the production gap is going to murder their ability to get anything new in the next year.
Transformers Rise of Beasts underperformed
Mission Impossible 7 underperformed
Paramount+ is still dealing with losses even though the losses appears to have slowed down
Perhaps if you were given more toys and were neglected less you'd cry less about how successful the puppy show is LOL
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Viacom only gets a small slice of the PAW Patrol pie. They have US only airing rights and created the first movie which was released during covid. Though it still performed very well.
They don't get fat on the multimillion toy sales, that goes to Spin Master
The upcoming second movie might be very good for their books though
>There are multiple turtle projects ongoing in 2022-2023. >Mutant Mayhem >New Animated Series >Last Ronin Game >IDW comics
It's a good time to be a TMNT fan. There are so many IPs that fell by the wayside but TMNT just keeps swinging, year after year. More stuff, more chances, more versions. It's incredible. I haven't seen Mutant Mayhem yet I don't know if it's shit or amazing. But the fact it's still going is admirable at the very least.
Is the film making money at least?
Probably going to take a couple more months, but if the merch isn't moving it doesn't really matter if it 2-3x its production budget to properly break even.
It'll definitely make money on such a low budget
Looks like a lot of that stock has sold actually
I bought a bunch of the mutants action figures
Just to end up in a landfill or the ocean. God nothing more wasteful than corps
>Implying TMNT goysloppers won’t buy all this
They are one of the biggest groups who buy garbage like this alongside all animegays and Marvelgays, they will sel put all of this just because TMNT is on the line
Nah, the fans are just buying all the nostalgia bait merch that they're selling online. Remakes of old action figures and street fighter skins and whatever else they're shitting out as fast as possible to make a quick buck.
Stop using words that you made up when high and reading Ann Rand Followers websites. You're not sober enough to understand how stupid you sound.
>t. Goynsoomer
Should I just buy a Reflex-6?
...Do you need a nerf gun?
Do you not believe in the 2nd amendment?
It’s one of the few Nerf guns that you can prime and shoot with one hand so if that’s your fantasy go for it
Who is the sad ass person buying Monopoly of any sort in 2023
Presumably the same kind of sad homosexual who unironically buys funkopops
So probably
then
Where Rise Splinter
meh
you sure? we have the same display too and its pretty empty in the toy parts of it.
No one is impressed by your toy collection.
why you taking pictures of children's toys anon
Good, maybe they'll realize people don't want this bullshit version
Those are some ugly ass designs.
It actually would be a good idea to buy some figures. If virtually nobody buys them than the majority will end up destroyed so any remaining figures will be extremely rare. And you know collectors will want them down the road even if they don't like the movie.
If no one is buying them now, they go to the bargain bin first, then usually shipped off to dollar stores or overstock sellers... and then the dump. Stop thinking like an NFTgay.
Is merch from the 2007 movie valuable? That's old enough for it to be nostalgic to someone by now.
There won't be any collectors of this stuff in the future because the nostalgia market will dry up. To have nostalgia you need a slow culture. This is just future landfills in the same way funko pops are. How many of you got rich off of grandma's porcelain trinkets and baubles she had metric tons of?
At least Rise had a completely non-villainous Karai
Did you somehow forget Viacom is still having problems in spite of Top Gun Maverick doing well
I think you mean especially with how incredibly fricking cute PAW Patrol is and how perfectly it cornered the kiddy market
Friendly reminder that the April figure is only available in this figure set to avoid a Rose Tico situation.
Looool bye bye weird Viacom schizo
Good business sense. She'll just be relegated to the bottom of the toy box and everyone's happy
>Looool bye bye weird Viacom schizo
Probably just Delete-kun. He just does that in every TMNT thread.
Strange repetitive behavior and an overreliance on the word "toyetic"
Easy diagnosis
Screaming about Karai, also.
>Rose Tico
I would pay so much money for a figurine of her in a slave bikini.
They're losing tens of billions, paramount's stock is in the shitter, and they had to absorb a secondary streaming service into Paramount+ to try and keep it afloat, even though it's also burning billions. The strikes have also gone on long enough that the production gap is going to murder their ability to get anything new in the next year.
Transformers Rise of Beasts underperformed
Mission Impossible 7 underperformed
Paramount+ is still dealing with losses even though the losses appears to have slowed down
Perhaps if you were given more toys and were neglected less you'd cry less about how successful the puppy show is LOL
Viacom only gets a small slice of the PAW Patrol pie. They have US only airing rights and created the first movie which was released during covid. Though it still performed very well.
They don't get fat on the multimillion toy sales, that goes to Spin Master
The upcoming second movie might be very good for their books though
>nobody has touched the Monopoly
Now I know what will end up in dollar stores this Christmas.
The movie is barely out in any territories
It'll probably be a decent success, fugly April and all
>There are multiple turtle projects ongoing in 2022-2023.
>Mutant Mayhem
>New Animated Series
>Last Ronin Game
>IDW comics
It's a good time to be a TMNT fan. There are so many IPs that fell by the wayside but TMNT just keeps swinging, year after year. More stuff, more chances, more versions. It's incredible. I haven't seen Mutant Mayhem yet I don't know if it's shit or amazing. But the fact it's still going is admirable at the very least.