Liar.Originally Posted by Sky Shadow
TM Scavenger would've sold better if Hasbro hadn't screwed up and named it "Inferno" as it was obviously meant to be (Takara later released this toy in Japan as Metals Inferno). I think Scavenger's a pretty neat toy... being a Unicron lookalike was funny.
Terrorsaur and Waspinator as my least favourite TM moulds (yet they reused TM Terrorsaur for Armada...).
Anyway, that wasn't the point I was making. What I'm saying is that Animated has several different versions of the same character in the same incarnation. TM Scavenger doesn't count because it's a different incarnation (i.e.: Transmetal upgrade) of Inferno. It's different from say Bulkhead where children and their parents can choose between an Activator, Voyager or Leader of the same character in the same incarnation. If I were a parent I'd encourage my child to get the cheapest one.
Now naturally cheaper toys will always move faster than dearer ones... but geez... you should check out TRU Parramatta - look up the very top and behold the plethora of Animated Leaders up there. It's nearly touching the ceiling - I've never seen so many! More expensive figures should be produced/distributed in smaller quantities to avoid them shelfwarming as dead stock. Again, this is purely anecdotal based on my observation and from what I've heard from other fans - I don't have access to any solid sales or distribution data.