No.26091
>>26084I don't even understand the point of this kind of collection. they're enormous ugly pieces of plastic that doesn't even act as a bobble-head, they're not toys to play with. FFS even figurines of anime makes more sense since they're actually well-made most of the time and are at least decent imitation statuettes.
No.26092
I don't know why people collect things to begin with, I guess it's just fun to purchase things or they see it as an investment or even an ego thing (I am more extreme than yo therefore I like X more).
No.26129
I dont know they are kind of cute but since they basically look alike I dont get why someone would have a large collection so maybe it's just for sake of having a display of what characters they are a fan of so other people can see and bring up conversation but I suppose for some it's an investment attempt like the Beanie Baby craze back in the 90s.
No.26130
>>26120That I really don't get especially if they dont even fucking wear the shoes. I can get it if they are just trying to buy them cheaper, restore them and resell for profit since shoe refurbishing is a legit hobby plus it makes money.
No.26132
>>26120because air jordans are actually insanely priced,whereas having an entire armory of funko pop is around a thousand bucks,so it's more niche.
No.26134
>>26132Some people have the same collections but with well-made Chinese imitations.
No.26142
>>26134This raises some interesting philosophy. If an immitation is as good as or better than the real thing can it really be considered an immitation?
No.26169
>>26168This is actual mental illness.
No.26170
>>26168Hearing him say "normies" out loud made me die inside
No.26171
>>26168This is great, it will make it so much easier to avoid vapid people.
No.26172
>>26127What are people using to make these images?
No.26173
>>26084>Imagine not scratch building all of your minisConsoomers were a mistake.
No.26174
>>26168>normies lmao
What a fucking dork. Please tell me this is a joke.