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The Jetfire mold at that time was not too popular, so Takara managed to get the license. However, the toy company which originally owned the mold got purchased by Bandai, one of Takara'a rivals. Bandai rebranded it into Macross/Robotech. Hence, Jetfire could only be sold in everywhere except Japan.mosh wrote:So you know, I am talking G1 here
Take Shockwave, Omega Supreme, and Jetfire. From what I know, these toy designs were licensed from other companies. So why did Hasbro and Takara use designs such as these characters...weren't they competition for Takara?
mosh wrote:So you know, I am talking G1 here
Take Shockwave, Omega Supreme, and Jetfire. From what I know, these toy designs were licensed from other companies. So why did Hasbro and Takara use designs such as these characters...weren't they competition for Takara?
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:mosh wrote:So you know, I am talking G1 here
Take Shockwave, Omega Supreme, and Jetfire. From what I know, these toy designs were licensed from other companies. So why did Hasbro and Takara use designs such as these characters...weren't they competition for Takara?
The only "foreign" mold Takara used was Shockwave, only Hasbro used them all, since they never saw a US release.
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