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We are excited to bring your our latest update for Mattel’s classic Shogun Warriors line! Since the values of certain items can fluctuate greatly over time, The Toy Collectors Guide prides itself in keeping up with the most current market trends and any shifts that may affect the various secondary market values. There are many factors that drive those trends and shifts which include, an item’s time period, scarcity, consumer demand and overall condition. The good news for Shogun Warrior collectors is there’s always a big demand for items from this line, as Mattel created some truly iconic toys.
The Shogun Warriors line has always remained very popular throughout the years, with both the kids who grew up in that era as well as more modern collectors from multiple other genre’s including Japanese, Anime, Robots, Godzilla, Transformers and just plain awesome toys. The Shogun Warriors franchise has never been revived for a number of reasons, but certainly not for a lack of popularity. The bottom line is that Mattel just doesn’t own the toy rights to most of the characters anymore, including Godzilla.
Since the original Mattel Shogun Warriors line has never been re-released (unlike many other popular toy lines) the only way to get them is buying the originals from the 1970’s. This is great news for collectors of the Shogun Warriors line, as fans and collectors are always trying to acquire the original toys of their childhood. Most of the original Shogun Warriors toys have shown steady movement, with the main focus being on the jumbo 24″ figures. Packaged items are getting harder and harder to find due to age, so values are continually creeping upwards. Loose versions of the original jumbo figures, die-cast and vehicles are also showing solid upward movement, as they just make for amazing display pieces for collections. Overall, Mattel’s Shogun Warriors line continues to see fantastic growth and will only increase with time.
We hope you enjoy checking out our updated Shogun Warriors section!
Shogun Warriors over the years:
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