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First 3.75 inch figure??
This article claims that, "[Adventure People] were the first figures to utilize the 3.75 inch size". I see this claim made a lot, but it is false. I'm aware of at least one line at this scale that predates Adventure People - the Japanese Microman line was in this scale, and was released in 1974, a year before Adventure People. I'm not sure if Microman was the first line in this scale (though I suspect it was); it's just the only one I know of that predates Adventure People. I'm wondering if the basis of the claim that Adventure People were the first is perhaps that they were the first American action figure line to be at this scale (the Microman line was only released in Japan, and its American counterpart, Micronauts, wasn't released until 1976). Again, I don't know if that's the case - I'm just speculating. At any rate, the claim that Adventure People were the first 1:18 figures is inaccurate. 2601:602:8580:17C6:352B:53B1:D5A0:7764 (talk) 18:38, 22 August 2019 (UTC).