DisneyStore Limited Edition 17" Dolls Discussion
POC is a term that refers to "person of color," in internet lingo. I personally find the term mildly offensive but many chose to use it quite vehemently.
I also absolutely hate to say it, but Tiana, Pocahontas, and Mulan do sell poorly compared to other princesses in terms of merchandise over the price point of $20. The classic dolls and animators sell decently in store. But costumes, accessories, and LE dolls (as we saw with the couples) go on clearance. To Disney, I am sure it looks as if these characters are unpopular. In their eyes I would assume they see it as, "if we cannot sell these characters out in a set, how can we hope to sell them in individual release?". To further explain, I mean that the couples are the second wave of a set of ten, which many people attempted to complete. Why did they not sell out? Simply because the customers did not buy them. This is also why they went on clearance. This makes less money for Disney, and Disney is a corporation. They care about money quite a bit, as they need to to stay open. (Of course Disney has a lot of money, but it also costs a lot to run such a massive corporation. They must be cautious and attentive to success at all times!). The ONLY solution to our lack of "POC" merchandise would be for us, the consumer, to buy it when it first comes out. This shows our excitement for their products and that we would be willing to buy a 17" doll of these characters. If they were not for you or you could not afford them, that is your right. But unfortunately Disney sees the numbers.
Mine keep getting delayed because of weather >_<Anyone else get a tracking number this past weekend for their Frozen doll and it has yet to move? I got Elsa today (yay), and when I went to track Anna she is still in that pre-shipment status with not a single scan or action. Strange.
Oh well now we've had the announcement Disney are making Frozen 2 I think its a given we'll get more LE dolls.
POC is a term that refers to "person of color," in internet lingo. I personally find the term mildly offensive but many chose to use it quite vehemently.
I also absolutely hate to say it, but Tiana, Pocahontas, and Mulan do sell poorly compared to other princesses in terms of merchandise over the price point of $20. The classic dolls and animators sell decently in store. But costumes, accessories, and LE dolls (as we saw with the couples) go on clearance. To Disney, I am sure it looks as if these characters are unpopular. In their eyes I would assume they see it as, "if we cannot sell these characters out in a set, how can we hope to sell them in individual release?". To further explain, I mean that the couples are the second wave of a set of ten, which many people attempted to complete. Why did they not sell out? Simply because the customers did not buy them. This is also why they went on clearance. This makes less money for Disney, and Disney is a corporation. They care about money quite a bit, as they need to to stay open. (Of course Disney has a lot of money, but it also costs a lot to run such a massive corporation. They must be cautious and attentive to success at all times!). The ONLY solution to our lack of "POC" merchandise would be for us, the consumer, to buy it when it first comes out. This shows our excitement for their products and that we would be willing to buy a 17" doll of these characters. If they were not for you or you could not afford them, that is your right. But unfortunately Disney sees the numbers.
Please keep your ignorance out of this forum.
For the sake of MY ignorance, can you explain what was ignorant about that post? I ask because I couldn't tell.
POC is a term that refers to "person of color," in internet lingo.
"Person of Color" is NOT internet lingo. The term was created in the 1960s by a black woman so people would stop calling POC "colored people," which is an incredibly racist and offensive term.
Anyone else get a tracking number this past weekend for their Frozen doll and it has yet to move? I got Elsa today (yay), and when I went to track Anna she is still in that pre-shipment status with not a single scan or action. Strange.
Also has anyone gotten badly damaged boxes yet because I haven't heard anyone get one yet.
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