Jon Snow looks incredible in those shots. I'm in for sure for him.
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The issue is that female figures in the sixth scale format are not strong sellers. Dany doesn't have any weapons or any sort of "play pattern", she just stands there and talks, she doesn't take any action poses. She's rather boring as an action figure. For a $10 Funko figure, it's not a big deal, but as a $150 12 inch figure, people are going to be more particular about what they buy.
I'm not arguing against a Dany figure, but it's going to be a hard sell for 1/6 collectors.
if you put up a vote for dany or someone like tormund giantsbane or the viper, i reckon 90% would want the latter, dany is boring,
Well, I don't think Red Viper is insignificant.
Relatively speaking of course. He was a decent character, albeit short-lived. For perspective and comparison, it can be argued that Daenerys is the central character of the entire series thus far.
For someone to make a comment that the character is simply "boring" leaves me with the impression they're not actually fans of the show.
cobblers, just because i think shes boring? i think your just being narrow minded, do you want her to end up on the throne? i dont how predictable.
Dany, Jon and Tyrion are the central characters in the story imo.
The issue is that female figures in the sixth scale format are not strong sellers. Dany doesn't have any weapons or any sort of "play pattern", she just stands there and talks, she doesn't take any action poses. She's rather boring as an action figure.
Experience has convinced me that this problem has nothing to do with female characters being "boring" or "action" potential, but deeper attitudes about women.
Someone just said aloud "and what is the obsession with brianne? i dont get it." Brienne is argubaly the best sword fighter on the series and her appeal is *somehow* lost on someone, who *just happens* to not like Daenerys too (I'm afraid to ask about Arya).
I forget who, but some wanker said in an Aliens thread how Hicks was a much better/cooler character than Ripley in his view.
It is not a one off attitude and really gets at the ability of a man to identify with a female character for her virtues other than physical attractiveness. Women do that all the time with male characters, but the reverse is still very fraught.
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