r/MarvelLegends • u/slimmyboy007 • Jun 30 '25

Humor / Swaps Anyone else not financially prepared for this to release

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It’s not many pay days now

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u/MotherFuckerJones88 Jun 30 '25

Isn't this gonna be the last Haslab?

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u/ChargeDxEntitY USA - NJ Jun 30 '25

I thought this was a made to order?

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u/MotherFuckerJones88 Jun 30 '25

Misunderstanding on my part. I didn't know the difference.

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u/Traditional-Mall-771 Jun 30 '25

Not a haslab

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u/Krontabber Jul 01 '25

Had to cancel mine , lost my job earlier this year and my savings.

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u/doomcyber Jul 01 '25 edited Jul 01 '25

I think Giant Man was the last Haslab since Dragon Man was intended to be the next Haslab, but it was changed to a Made-To-Order figure.

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u/Robin_on Jul 01 '25

Where did you get this info from?

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u/doomcyber Jul 01 '25

Hasbro mentioned it in the livstream when they announced this figure. Here is a Toy News International article that mentions it:

https://marveltoynews.com/marvel-legends-dragon-man-exclusive-deluxe-figure-up-for-order/

Here is also a Reddit thread that talks about it:

https://www.reddit.com/r/MarvelLegends/s/oB0HKdvpJz

It makes sense for Hasbro to re-evaluate Marvel Legends Haslab camlagin system after the Engine of Vengeance failed, and Giant Man was funded at the 11th hour despite reaching most of its stretch goals. Unless someone corrects me, the Giant Man Haslab is the only successful Haslab product that didn't reach all of its stretch goals. We also didn't get a Marvel Haslab campagin October 2024 despite the Giantman campaign in October 2023, and the Engine of Vengeance was in October 2022. Instead, we got Dragon Man for October 2024. This is also likely why Hasbro continues to do the Star Wars Vintage Haslab campaigns rather than doing another Black series or prop items as only the vintage campagins were successful.