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I own far more movie-verse figures but that's simply because the movie verse had 3 lines.... well, more if you count the likes of HftD. I like the movie-verse for their more realistic approach on appearance, but I also like Animated's for the sheer simplicity.

So I do think it's a little hard to compare the two, based on the drastic differences, not just in the ascetics, but their transformations too. One is far more complicated than the other, depending on the figures in question of course.

But if I had to choose a favorite, Animated is my choice. I love the show and it's utterly cartoony nature and I thoroughly enjoy how that came through in the toys.

I don't know if I'll buy more movie-verse toys for the 4th film. Maybe. But I'm burnt out with that line right now and can't see myself buying more than, perhaps, the main cast... if they look different enough from the past 3 films to warrant it.

Animated, no contest. While some movie stuff have very high detail level, HasTak was too lazy to paint them, plus plastic quality and show accuracy stand in Animateds side too.

The other thing that just lets you down is one figure, that I HATE: RotF Wheelie. WORST. FIGURE. EVER.

Depends on what you're after,both are excellent lines.

Though one thing to note is that Movieververse has more characters in different scales,allowing more choices.

-Kanrabat- wrote:"Which is better toys? Movieverse or Animated?"

What kind of question is that? Both are high quality toys from Hasbro/Takara.

Asking this is like asking what is the better pie? Cherry or apple? It's just a pointless and stupid question because you cannot in your right mind tell what is the BEST.

The question you should have asked is "What toys do you LIKE BEST between Animated and Movieverse."

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Animated was QC problem city, and the Bayverse toys were genuinely alright for meuntil post-ROTF. Ultimately I just like Animated much more due to the aesthetic and the ease of customization. And just the broad amount of characters in it's continuity.