Gonzo
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Luke,
I think a lot of the pull for Koozebane is for the Reporter Kermit figure, who's an icon by himself and would be the real selling point of the set. I honestly think more "mainstream" people (IE non-freaky fans who would never frequent a Muppet website, much less two or three) would go for Reporter Kermit before they'd go for Janice and the Bus, Swedish Chef, or even Pigs in Space Piggy.
However, that said, I concur that maybe Koozebane is an obscure (albeit cool) way to get the Reporter Kermit out there, especially now that the Movie Licenses have been freed up and they could do something from TGMC with him in his reporter duds.
I still like the idea, I think it's a strong playset--just more obscure than anything else they would have done up to that point.
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I think a lot of the pull for Koozebane is for the Reporter Kermit figure, who's an icon by himself and would be the real selling point of the set. I honestly think more "mainstream" people (IE non-freaky fans who would never frequent a Muppet website, much less two or three) would go for Reporter Kermit before they'd go for Janice and the Bus, Swedish Chef, or even Pigs in Space Piggy.
However, that said, I concur that maybe Koozebane is an obscure (albeit cool) way to get the Reporter Kermit out there, especially now that the Movie Licenses have been freed up and they could do something from TGMC with him in his reporter duds.
I still like the idea, I think it's a strong playset--just more obscure than anything else they would have done up to that point.
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