FLEXFORCE Opinion.

They are aimed towards children, not collectors. As a toy company, children are a MUCH larger part of their market than collectors. Flex Force and Rumblers probably make them more money than Basic and Elites.

I don't love them, but I don't think they suck either. Plus they seem to be moving very well around here. I've seen every new wave of them hit in a timely manor. And while every store has them on the pegs they are always different assortments every time I look. Where the other lines have all had waves that were skipped at certian stores, because they have some pegwamers. Luckily between TRU/Target/WalMart/KMart I've been able to find all the figures I've been looking for. If one retailer didn't get a series I've been able to find it at one of the other 3 retailers.

But as for an answer to your poll I'd guess I have to pick I love them, because there were certain ones I've picked up because I buy every Triple H, Orton, Punk just to name a few.

Any kid would rather have the "real" figures then be given a Flex Force.

I agree bro...some of the Flex Forces actually remind me of Hasbro's because the legs and arms are stuck in the position that makes "action move" possible.

I just don't understand how they are aimed at kids and are the same price as Basic and Elite!

So I can pay $9-$11 for a basic figure of the Miz with moving arms and legs....OR I can pay the same $9-$11 dollars for a Flex Force figure of the Miz that has legs that don't move?

Saying that these are aimed at kids must mean that Mattel thinks kids are stupid and have ADD that makes them drawn to moving parts and shiny colors.

The only reason Flex Force is probably selling as well as Mattel claims they are selling is because by the time kids get to the store with their parents to buy WWE figures, Flex Force are the only things that are left after the adult collectors and scalpers have got everything else, so the kid only has Flex Force to choose from.

They're a money maker for sure, but I just didn't like the series. So, my mother said, "are there any figures you don't need?" We went downstairs, I picked out Matt and Randy, and my stepdad strapped fireworks to them.

Not my cup of tea to collect, but my nephew loves them so I support them.

I don't see the point in another 'hate Flex Force' thread. Mattel said they are one of the better selling lines and are going to continue. If everyone's precious Legends line sold as well as Flex Force maybe we wouldn't be in the uncertain Legends mess we are now.

They don't have any affect on me really. Haven't bought one yet. I skip over them like I would any other figure that I don't collect. But just cause something may not interest me doesn't mean I automatically have to hate it.

Terrible!