The books were great when it came to worldbuilding and details. Makes sense they wore an insane amount of layers. I'm glad 3Z actually took note of the details. That's why I think this Jon is very much worth it. He isn't a "2.0". He's an Variant. So I hope people realize it and don't just skip him cause "it's just a 2.0 and I have the og"
I'm probably skipping Inart's. I love Jon Snow and I own around 50 pieces of Jon merch but I will never buy any look past season 5. They ruined his character, and they ruined what made Jon loveable. He always put himself at risk if it meant he was doing the right thing, he never bent the knee and just followed orders, he did what he thought was right. Even if it killed him, and it did. Then he came back, got plot armor, was "muh queen" with Dany and now we were never afraid of him dying cause he already did and it meant nothing.
Still lots of GOT characters I would like too.
I think based off the fact their doing old characters, and making a variant of old Jon. I think they may be doing the best thing they could ever do. Going back and making old fan favorites, And if they do that right, they'll be completely fine profit wise. Since Inart wll only do one or two figures other than Jon and Dany.
I think it all depends on how well Dany sells. They already have an uphill battle based on the outfit they went with. There are a lot of other looks that would have sold better, but I get they aren't ready to tackle seamless arms yet.
I was thinking Tyrion would be a good choice, but I don't know if they'll want to make a body for him. The Thorin body might be too bid, and the Hobbit bodies probably too lanky. We'll see.
Yeah, you're right. I'll give you that. I'm just biased because a good Bean is long overdue.
Yeah, Inart would make a ton of money doing the old school characters but ik because of the last season they immediately going to HOTD.
