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I agree with that but I would really want to know what that accessory pack would include besides that brick wall and lamp post, and also I believe that trevor said that big bird and herry monster are gonna be released in december of 2025 or january of 2026, if thats true that would mean that we are getting those preorders up maybe in september or october like we got in 2024 for bert and ernie 
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Sherlock Hemlock looks perfect. The neck folds look spot on and his dog looks perfect as well.
Frazzle looks good, but the "naked" will always look a bit off due to articulation. Also, NECA's furniture sculpting is different than what we are used to from Palisades. Still a must buy.
NECA has shown so many figures. I really hope they start getting these to market though. We've seen companies show us great product before only to never actually get it.
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Okay, this is great news. Let's do a figure recap.
Released:
Labeled as "Volume 1".
Bert with Bernice the Pigeon and Muppet Letter A.
Ernie with Rubber Duckie and Muppet Letter C.
The Count von Count with Muppet Number 2. What volume was his packaging labeled as?
Upcoming:
Big Bird with Radar the Teddy Bear and Muppet Letter B.
Frazzle Monster which letter does he come with , U or X?
Grover Monster, which letter does he come with, G or N?
Herry Monster with Hercules, his plush doll.
Mr. Johnson, which letter does he come with, G or N?
Oscar the Grouch with Slimey the Worm, Grubby Duckie, and the trunks of his pachyderms four.
Sherlock Hemlock with Watson the Dog, which letter does he come with, U or X? (I'd guess X as a reference to the song he sang on The Muppet Alphabet Album but I could be wrong).
So what happened with the Muppet Letter E that was being made specifically modeled on the one from the Letter of the Day Pageant sketch that made us believe a Guy Smiley figure was going to be included in the lineup? Is Guy Smiley still in the roster, but bumped to further down the road? If so, that's really a surprise because posts from when the line started stated that NECA was going to make the Muppet letters that spell their company name first.
This makes me happy, even if I'd prefer an equally awesome and diverse character roster as a PVC figure line instead.
Released:
Labeled as "Volume 1".
Bert with Bernice the Pigeon and Muppet Letter A.
Ernie with Rubber Duckie and Muppet Letter C.
The Count von Count with Muppet Number 2. What volume was his packaging labeled as?
Upcoming:
Big Bird with Radar the Teddy Bear and Muppet Letter B.
Frazzle Monster which letter does he come with , U or X?
Grover Monster, which letter does he come with, G or N?
Herry Monster with Hercules, his plush doll.
Mr. Johnson, which letter does he come with, G or N?
Oscar the Grouch with Slimey the Worm, Grubby Duckie, and the trunks of his pachyderms four.
Sherlock Hemlock with Watson the Dog, which letter does he come with, U or X? (I'd guess X as a reference to the song he sang on The Muppet Alphabet Album but I could be wrong).
So what happened with the Muppet Letter E that was being made specifically modeled on the one from the Letter of the Day Pageant sketch that made us believe a Guy Smiley figure was going to be included in the lineup? Is Guy Smiley still in the roster, but bumped to further down the road? If so, that's really a surprise because posts from when the line started stated that NECA was going to make the Muppet letters that spell their company name first.
This makes me happy, even if I'd prefer an equally awesome and diverse character roster as a PVC figure line instead.
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In case anyone missed the timing:
Oscar and Big Bird both say Q2 2026. Sherlock says Q3 2026.
Herry also says Q2 2026, but his sign is in front of Frazzle.
Count came out in April, so that's a long time between figures, but it looks like 2026 will be a bigger year.
Oscar and Big Bird both say Q2 2026. Sherlock says Q3 2026.
Herry also says Q2 2026, but his sign is in front of Frazzle.
Count came out in April, so that's a long time between figures, but it looks like 2026 will be a bigger year.
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Expanding on my previous post, it makes sense to me if Grover were to be packed with the letter G and Mr. Johnson by default with the letter N, but that's if they're individual releases. If they're a 2-pack then it's a toss-up that's just as valid whichever way. If Sherlock does come with the letter X, then Frazzle would come with the letter U... But shouldn't Ethel Mermaid be the figure with a letter U? Yes, I know that's delving into the obscure character category, but I ask which would be more obscure, her or Professor Hastings.
If Herry is to come with a Muppet letter, it'd make sense for it to be the letter H, but I could be wrong.
As for, he's packed with so much, would he come with a Muppet letter? It'd make sense for it to be the letter O, but again, I'm not sure on that one.
As far as the release schedule, the only ones not cited in terms of when to be expected are Grover and Mr. Johnson. Still great news today, I'm extremely happy and hope the line keeps going.
If Herry is to come with a Muppet letter, it'd make sense for it to be the letter H, but I could be wrong.
As for
, he's packed with so much, would he come with a Muppet letter? It'd make sense for it to be the letter O, but again, I'm not sure on that one.As far as the release schedule, the only ones not cited in terms of when to be expected are Grover and Mr. Johnson. Still great news today, I'm extremely happy and hope the line keeps going.
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Grover and Mr. Johnson are supposed to be a two-pack. I did not see them on display, so that's why I didn't mention their date.Expanding on my previous post, it makes sense to me if Grover were to be packed with the letter G and Mr. Johnson by default with the letter N, but that's if they're individual releases. If they're a 2-pack then it's a toss-up that's just as valid whichever way. If Sherlock does come with the letter X, then Frazzle would come with the letter U... But shouldn't Ethel Mermaid be the figure with a letter U? Yes, I know that's delving into the obscure character category, but I ask which would be more obscure, her or Professor Hastings.
If Herry is to come with a Muppet letter, it'd make sense for it to be the letter H, but I could be wrong.
As for
As far as the release schedule, the only ones not cited in terms of when to be expected are Grover and Mr. Johnson. Still great news today, I'm extremely happy and hope the line keeps going.
I agree they could have put more thought into the letters/numbers. The fact that Cookie Monster did not get the letter C is completely bizarre.
It does look like Sherlock will get the X.
As for the volumes, Ernie was labeled as Volume 1. Bert was Volume 2. The Count was Volume 3.
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Really? Each individual release is a separate volume? I thought the toughpigs reviews of 
and 
stated them both as Volume 1, but it's okay.
If
was labelled as Volume 3, he should have come with a Muppet number 3 instead. If they wanted to keep it to all letters until the alphabet's finished, they could have done like what Palisades originally planned or like the 2005 Goldie's PVC figure and have him with a Muppet letter I.
As for
, he would have come with a Muppet letter J according to Paliseaes' original plans. He could be released with a letter K and it would still make sense to me because of the phonetic similarity of K and a strong C.
Which makes me wonder... What figures should come later with which specific letters or numbers?
and stated them both as Volume 1, but it's okay.If
was labelled as Volume 3, he should have come with a Muppet number 3 instead. If they wanted to keep it to all letters until the alphabet's finished, they could have done like what Palisades originally planned or like the 2005 Goldie's PVC figure and have him with a Muppet letter I.As for
, he would have come with a Muppet letter J according to Paliseaes' original plans. He could be released with a letter K and it would still make sense to me because of the phonetic similarity of K and a strong C.Which makes me wonder... What figures should come later with which specific letters or numbers?