Post by thesupernamekian on Mar 22, 2018 2:34:57 GMT -6
When Bandai America first announced their Dragon Ball Super: Dragon Stars line, I was absolutely ecstatic. And while I can't speak for all of Canada, my province doesn't get Dragon Ball merchandise (with the exception of Funko Pop! figures, the occasional poster, and that's about it.) Because of my immense hatred for super-deformed figures, I'm unable to collect Dragon Ball products with the exception of the rare thrift store find as importing Japanese products to Canada is, quite frankly, more expensive than my house.
The Dragon Ball Super: Dragon Stars aren't sold in any store in my province, Amazon has each figure for $60.00+, and BigBadToyStore is almost completely sold out of the things. This is absolutely unacceptable as every Dragon Ball fan in my province is essentially forced to either settle for Funko Pop! figures or spend $100 importing S.H. Figuarts. And as I've had substitute teachers from Jamaica who were Dragon Ball fans... I'd say a lot of people love this franchise.
This post really serves no purpose other than allowing me to see how many other places in the world Bandai ignores.
The Dragon Ball Super: Dragon Stars aren't sold in any store in my province, Amazon has each figure for $60.00+, and BigBadToyStore is almost completely sold out of the things. This is absolutely unacceptable as every Dragon Ball fan in my province is essentially forced to either settle for Funko Pop! figures or spend $100 importing S.H. Figuarts. And as I've had substitute teachers from Jamaica who were Dragon Ball fans... I'd say a lot of people love this franchise.
This post really serves no purpose other than allowing me to see how many other places in the world Bandai ignores.
