Hi Seth, I came here after seeing your Logan Paul figure review and thought I would offer an explaination as to why there was no image offered. Regarding the Charizard necklace, it's likely the image was omitted due to intellectual property restrictions. Mattel and The Pokémon Company (TPC) are direct competitors in the toy industry. Mattel primarily produces toys under brands like Barbie, Hot Wheels, Masters of the Universe, and WWE figures, while The Pokémon Company licenses its merchandise to other manufacturers-most notably Jazwares. Because of this, Mattel would likely not be granted a licensing deal due to conflicts of interest and intellectual property protections. The image around Logan Paul's necklace is actually the case provided by a grading company when a card is graded, rather than the shape or likeness of a Pokémon card or any third-party replica. This was likely done to avoid copyright infringement issues, which could result in legal action against both Mattel and WWE. To stay within legal boundaries, the necklace was left blank rather than depicting Charizard or any Pokémon-related imagery. Pokémon (including Charizard) is owned by The Pokémon Company, a joint venture between Nintendo, Game Freak, and Creatures Inc. Both TPC and Nintendo are known for their strict licensing policies, especially regarding third-party usage of their intellectual property in non-Pokémon-related products. By using the design of a generic graded case rather than a Pokémon card, Mattel was able to reference Logan Paul's WrestleMania look without needing to secure an expensive-or likely unattainable-Pokémon licensing agreement.
Hey Seth what's Poppin got a new phone with Xfinity so my volume sounds awesome so I don't have to watch the videos of yours at my job for wifi because my phone was messed up and couldn't get wifi at home I found the neca red band turtles I just need Donny and Raph finally got a ultimate dusty Rhodes found a chameleon a toys r us moved in a mall by me and zippy toys zipped away they had a Bonanza movie big turtles Mikey and Leo finally it's like waiting for stuff from tim too last couple videos were awesome even though you didn't get a lot but the previous you hit a gold mine have a good one buddy 🤘🤘🤘👍
2:26 Dude walks by his exact copy! lmfao!!
😂 he sure did
Norris and lundgren. Thats 2 guys from the expandable movies. Keep it coming.
Pretty cool 😎 toy hunt congrats again on your pickup Seth 👍
That agent venom is dope
Loving the future neca turtle clearance stuff.
What's Poppin, Seth?! It's always a Pleasure watching your Channel, Friend! 😎😎😁👍👍
That dc multiverse red hood is like from 5 years ago. I just sold him on mercari new for $15 just making space for better things.😂
More than what any of our Walmarts have. Pretty sure they've never stocked up on anything, even during Christmas.
Hi Seth, I came here after seeing your Logan Paul figure review and thought I would offer an explaination as to why there was no image offered.
Regarding the Charizard necklace, it's likely the image was omitted due to intellectual property restrictions. Mattel and The Pokémon Company (TPC) are direct competitors in the toy industry. Mattel primarily produces toys under brands like Barbie, Hot Wheels, Masters of the Universe, and WWE figures, while The Pokémon Company licenses its merchandise to other manufacturers-most notably Jazwares. Because of this, Mattel would likely not be granted a licensing deal due to conflicts of interest and intellectual property protections.
The image around Logan Paul's necklace is actually the case provided by a grading company when a card is graded, rather than the shape or likeness of a Pokémon card or any third-party replica. This was likely done to avoid copyright infringement issues, which could result in legal action against both Mattel and WWE. To stay within legal boundaries, the necklace was left blank rather than depicting Charizard or any Pokémon-related imagery.
Pokémon (including Charizard) is owned by The Pokémon Company, a joint venture between Nintendo, Game Freak, and Creatures Inc. Both TPC and Nintendo are known for their strict licensing policies, especially regarding third-party usage of their intellectual property in non-Pokémon-related products.
By using the design of a generic graded case rather than a Pokémon card, Mattel was able to reference Logan Paul's WrestleMania look without needing to secure an expensive-or likely unattainable-Pokémon licensing agreement.
That Orange Cassidy is not the chase Takeshita is the chase in series 16
@@CowBoysfan4life31 the blue orange Cassidy is the chase
I have a Takeshita that's a chase from ringside collectibles series 16
What state do you live in. I’m in Houston TX where the port is and Dallas Walmart are already selling their Monday Night War Elites.
COOL agent venom excellent 👌
Awesome I find Figz I want to I find a neca fig I wanted
I don't know what to say but well done Seth
If the gear matches the box. No chase
Hey Seth what's Poppin got a new phone with Xfinity so my volume sounds awesome so I don't have to watch the videos of yours at my job for wifi because my phone was messed up and couldn't get wifi at home I found the neca red band turtles I just need Donny and Raph finally got a ultimate dusty Rhodes found a chameleon a toys r us moved in a mall by me and zippy toys zipped away they had a Bonanza movie big turtles Mikey and Leo finally it's like waiting for stuff from tim too last couple videos were awesome even though you didn't get a lot but the previous you hit a gold mine have a good one buddy 🤘🤘🤘👍
Seth, No love to poppi no more. You place her in the misfit toy line.
W title
When’s the room tour?
lil poppin back in jail again?