...and also I can understand him mentioning the Star Wars figures as he's a huge Star wars fan so it's an obvious comparison to make, Mego certainly adopted their smaller scale/design figures from the success of the star wars figures.
And yet, factually, Mego most certainly did not adopt their smaller scale/design figures from the success of figures from the at-the-time-nonexistant Star Wars. In 1976, Mego licensed characters from Takara's Micorman line (which began in 1973 - 1974) and released them in 1976 - 1977. This licensing was done before Star Wars was even pitched to them as a license (if those involved are correct in their reporting), much less before the figures ever came to market and went on to be a hit. And that's what I find so odd and off putting about this video. For someone who supposedly cares about the history of the line, he doesn't exhibit any care about the factual history. For instance, the glow figures don't seem to be rarer in the physical word if one were to sample sensible places, but if the parameters are, say only figures appearing at 6:44 in the video, while a senseless metric, it would be correct. It's factually incorrect that the glow versions even seem rarer, unless unreasonable gymnastics are applied just to make the error correct.
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