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![]() Mine is an evil grin! Group: News Manager Posts: 30,002 Joined: 12-January 02 From: Buffalo, NY Member No.: 268 Faction: RIBFIR |
Hasbro's answers for Round 3 of the Q&A have rolled in!
1) How many Human Alliance figures are scheduled for the Revenge of the Fallen toy line? And when you decide to end the Revenge of the Fallen toy line, is there any chance that this fan-popular sub-line will continue? There are still plenty of human and not-so human characters that could use toys. Like Daniel with Arcee, Spike with Hot Rod, or Una and Chak with Transmetal Cheetor! QUOTE 1) Currently, we have announced five figures for the Human Alliance line, Bumblebee, Sideswipe, Autobot Skids, Barricade and Mudflap. Outside of these announced figures, we are already investigating other characters and pairings that would make sense for the line. As a whole, humans have always played an important part within the Transformers fantasy, especially in the two live action films. With that in mind, we have tried to bring those relationships to life in toy form. We are eager to see what the reaction to the line will be and will base our future decisions on where this line goes based on these results. 2) After Perceptor and the Insecticons, how many other reissues are planned? Or if there are currently no plans for more reissues, but it's something that you'd like to look into in the future, which figures would you personally like to see reissued in the US market? QUOTE 2) Currently, there are no plans to release any other reissues at this time. However, we would always strongly consider any re-issues that Takara has previously done. 3) "Revenge of the Fallen" has brought with it a more adult-aimed Transformers, both in terms of toy complexity and the adult humor sprinkled generously throughout the movie. What will this mean for any future toys and fiction--including comics, toy bios and cartoons-- that Hasbro may have planned for the movie continuity? Would a movie continuity cartoon revert back to the more child friendly stories as we've seen with the past few years, or would it keep a flavoring of the adult themes that Michael Bay brought to the films? -------------------- |
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![]() Space T. rex Group: Retired Staff Posts: 29,924 Joined: 20-December 01 Member No.: 34 Faction: Maximal |
Wow, the Actionfigs Q&A questions sure did come off as whiny.
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![]() Offered without context. Group: Public Relations Posts: 29,425 Joined: 24-February 04 From: Central Illinois Member No.: 4,293 Faction: RIBFIR |
Wow, the Actionfigs Q&A questions sure did come off as whiny. Man, no kidding. I can't believe they answered my Tfwiki.net question. What a glorious, triumphant bulljive-storm that was to witness. I agree, that was really cool to see. Although it made about as much sense as it would've if they'd just said "No plans." (IMG:style_emoticons/default/icon-fire.gif) EDIT: It's also interesting to see that it wasn't just us - they didn't answer that other site's (forget which) question about the vulgarity/violence of the movie as it related to Optimus Prime. I think this is just one of those things that was out of Hasbro's hands and in those of the studio, and that they're just giving a wide, wide berth so that they don't have to get dragged into that debate. Smart move for them on that one. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/icon-ironhide.gif) This post has been edited by Galenraff: Aug 11 2009, 11:17 AM |
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