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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9280451" data-attributes="member: 6802378">The age where the popular character was the most popular toy in Christmas asked to santa Klaus by children ended. Toys based in a movie or serie released in the same year is a serious challengue. Children loved baby Yoda, but this needed some time to appear in the toy shops. Other times the toys aren't sold because that movie was a bomb in the box-office. I guess parents would rather toys not too-linked to franchises from TV or cinemas. For a time the board games stopped by fault of the rise of videogames, but now the market of board games enjoys a relative good health.Some times even when the product is good and wanted by the consumer the failure is the arrival in the wrong year by fault of the economy and then the consumer has to save money and this can't afford certain whims related to your favorite hobby.Even the giant Toys'R'us fell and was acquired by other company. Other point about the action figures is if a consumer wants certain character, this doesn't appear in his nearest toy shop, nor even in the rest of toy shops of that town.</blockquote>