Kids hardly play with toys anymore. Their heads are buried in their tablets and phones. Adults buy this stuff and they've pissed off that user base.

It never fails to amuse me to see none of these toys selling, it really confirms how Disney Star Wars is failing.

I don't see the value of the retro toys. The value is held by the original ones that were made back then. Making them look retro is just lazy and waste.

Imagine seeing this video then getting the toy for Christmas!😂

As a former employee of the mouse... this really hurts to see. Disney used to know not to throw a ton of cash after a flop (eg. the number of merchandise items produced for 'The Black Cauldron' vs. the amount of merch made for 'Beauty and the Beast', for example). It feels like the company is just imploding right now, and as a lifelong fan and collector... it's a painful watch.

The clearance prices are what they should have been to begin with. 55 bucks for 2 figures is ridiculous.

15 to 25 bucks for a figure? Even if I didn't have a lifetime boycott against Disney I wouldn't pay that for a toy.

Because of Bob Iger and his incompetence, I just want Disney to go away permanently, shut it all down. Close up all the amusement parks and demolish them. I'll be more happy to have Disney live only in my memory of the way it used to be before all this toxic wokeness killed it all.

When these stores come to life at night these toys are probably very depressed that no one wants them and they know that they suck.

No self respecting soldier would say 4 syllables A-T-A-T. When you can shorten it to 2 syllables AT-AT.

I'm no tree hugger but the sheer amount of resources spent producing this absolute crap is shocking

Disney used to thrive on plush toys alone. The Sears Gund Winnie the Pooh in the 90s was all the hot rage. My grandparents got me one when I was born and 30yrs later he's still in the family. Disney will never have anything like that again. No keepsakes, no family memories, nothing. Disney thrived on a generational customer base. That will be their ultimate downfall.

Toys should not be this expensive, sure it's mostly adult collectors buying but many kids still like to have a Spider-Man but not at the point where you have to save a years worth of allowance to get one.

I had my kids with me at a Walmart yesterday, and my teenage son pointed out that they had a Wakanda Forever Monopoly game on a shelf. He knew what it was, not because we went to see that movie, but because I play your videos at the house. I asked him what it was marked down to. It had a clearance sticker on it for $10. We had a good laugh.

The high prices are are huge factor too. After all these are just pieces of plastic.

Anyone wonder how fast it will take for The Marvels and Ahsoka figures to hit Ollie's?

No surprise. This is what happens when you destroy your IP and then no one wants anything to do with them. Who I really feel sorry for are the retailers and the toy partners. You know they've been shafted for quite a while now.

I think the best case scenario for some of this stuff is that it might get donated to places like orphanages and child hospitals. Stores would certainly have tax incentives for doing so. But I think what is more likely to happen is that most of this stuff will inevitably end up in a landfill somewhere.

I was looking through the bargain bin at my local B&M & there were 12 Captain Marvels total in this huge bin, I looked a box that had other The Marvels cast inside ALSO on clearance & there was an empty Captain Marvel box next to them, they legit emptied the Captain Marvel figure box to make it look like they sold them all & really they just buried them under MORE Disney trash.

Disney's biggest crime not only with Star Wars but also Marvel and all Disney properties in general is taking stuff people loved, cherished, and passed on for decades and generations, and destroying it within a few short years. That's not something that can be repaired easily, and will probably take decades more to fix. For me personally, the only thing they made that interested me over the past decade is the vintage reissue figures.