First: This is a good change because people will actually take their NendoRoids out of the packaging to enjoy them now instead of just keeping them displayed inside the packaging for "collectors value".
Second: My brother in christ, the entire figure is made out of plastic, your company sells 100% plastic. Saying "reduce plastic consumption by 84%" makes it sound much better than it really is when you forget that the actual product itself is also 100% plastic and not just the packaging. This is a bullshit change on a product that inherently not ecofriendly.
@SuperDicq@minidisc.tokyo well ye, sure its still not ecofriendly due to the kind of product. but at least its a tiny bit ecofriendlier than before :neocat_think_googly_woozy:
If there are people who like to your product while keeping it inside of the packaging, then maybe the packaging is part of the product and should not be considered a disposable?
@puniko@mk.absturztau.be In extreme cases this "eco-friendly" packaging could actually result in more waste, not less.
Because people are more likely to throw away the paper packaging, while they are more likely to keep the plastic packaging (not considering it waste, aka reducing waste).
Now retailers are going to have a stockroom full of identical white boxes with no clear visual indicators of what the product is inside. That sounds like actual hell.
@captain_arepa@moar.cachapa.xyz@puniko@mk.absturztau.be Personally I'm not into Nendoroids at all. I do not like chibi style figures, I very heavily prefer collecting actual figures with accurate proportions and scale much more.
@SuperDicq@minidisc.tokyo@puniko@mk.absturztau.be Noooooooooooo, give me my blister packaging baaaaack! My Lain Nendo (which will be shipped on Q3 2025 anyways) will look like shit!!! :lain_angory:
@SuperDicq@minidisc.tokyo :blobcatgooglyshrug: it costs a lot less energy to recycle paper than to recycle plastic. let alone that energy used to recycle things is a lot less wasted than energy to burn waste isnt it. sorry, but paper waste is simply the better form of waste than plastic waste