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>still recall Hasbro's reluctance in the early years. Their first interactions with us was like tipping there toes into water, feeling the tempiture. They did get used to the fandom and certainly took advantage of us better then many companies could have.
I wasn't there when it happened but I am imagining it as a weird picture in which none of both sides connect match that well. And that's the advantage, a mutual advantage for the most part.

This was supposed to end in 2013. The money that has come and gone during these years of fan addition has been astounding in comparison to any other generation. From 65 episodes to the road of 200. That seems a pretty damn fine deal.

>Remember in the 1990s when many of the first fanwebsites were CoD? I don't see hasbro going that far with a simple fansite, but corperations can react pretty stupid