WITCHCRAFT!

Mwahahaha! I am writing this WIRELESSLY from my desktop!

yes.

Is that nightmare fuel for wanking or nightmare fuel that is- actually you know what never mind.

This is the Internet. Everything produces wanking nightmare fuel.

Yet both have produced wanking nightmare fuel. (Rule 34 is a harsh mistress)

I don't know if "magic animals" and "mecha" abide by the same design principals.

PS4 controllers are crap. x.x;

it took me way too long to realize that didn't actually say "wanking nightmare fuel."

I'm quite sure that directors don't make the designs because that would be ludicrous amount of work for a single person.

I guess "walking nightmare fuel" is an improvement...

It’s something when the new Pokemon movie is completely accurate to the original source character designs than the Transformers movies. Michael Bay would have created hyper stylised redesigns of Pokemon and many completely new designs if he was doing it.

RIP Stan Lee.

Ehh.. Except for a couple of people, the video game section isn't that bad.

It feels like this hasn't been said enough: anybody who cares what people at TFW does would surely just check there themselves.

And with the Seinfeld/Cyberverse names, the genders matched up, and some of them seem fitting enough ("Peterman" for a leader figure prone to dramatic pronouncements; "Puddy" for a big, strong, gruff guy, etc.)

Well, the codenames aren't completely random. Shatter and Dropkick were "Red Light" and "Blue Light", weren't they? Referencing their colors.

I'm sure the Hasbro logistics guy in charge of assigning the code names would be amused too, if he knew what TFW2005 was.

Yup. TFW2005.

Even though we have seen time and again that those names are just randomly applied names from whatever "theme" Hasbro has chosen for the respective line, with no intentional relation between code name and character.

I love how folks on TFW2005 still assume the code names for toys from new toylines are mystery games Hasbro has created for the fans, and thus are trying to interpret a meaning into those names to guess the character.

I haven't watched many eps yet... Mainly cause I've gotten where I just wait till seasons end and watch the whole thing.

I presume he's going to feature heavily in episode 15

And like I said in one of the discussion threads, his voice reminds me of the English dub of Alexander Armstrong from Fullmetal Alchemist

Ahh, I ment shown up as a Main character yet, but I wasn't specific.

He showed up in "Maccadam's", and has at least been heard in a few other prior episodes.

Yeah, he's shown up a couple of times.

I ment in the show.

Which one?

Has Cyberverse Grim even showed up yet?

now that it's out in the open, can I just say NuRID Grimlock is the most interesting version of the character in TWENTY YEARS?

grimlock eats sloppily at olive garden (ASMR)

Sorry, just had to get that off my chest.

It could have fit perfectly in Robots in Disguise too. Just have Grimlock waving a pool noodle around and give the line to Drift.

Underquoted Transformers: The Movie quotes: "Grimlock, get your noodle out of my face."

Yeah, IIRC Wilbur was a spring pig.

I read that as "First sow of the season" and I was about to say that I wasn't aware pigs were typically born in the winter.

ugh. first snow of the season...

Shield agent, that's just nuts...

Though there are rumours he's secretly a Pine.

Idea: in a universe wherein plant alt-modes are common, Maccadam transforms into a macadamia tree.

That apparently gets you the help you want. https://www.schlockm....com/2010-04-14

Eh, just conference call it to the suicide hotline AI.

Soon we'll have AI making the calls.

Sure, but you can't try to counter-troll them and see if you can annoy them into giving up first.

Robots are cheaper, and don't have mental break downs when people swear at them. Considering how many call centers these days are scams: it's not hard to see why folks don't want to work in them.

I miss getting real people for spam calls instead of bots. The bots are no fun.

I like the robot from "the visa mastercard rewards center". It feels so cathartic to slam the phone on it.

A lot of our phone scams up here come from India, pretending to be Revenue Canada. I think they mostly target recent immigrants who aren't familiar with the system, but they've gotten lots of clueless seniors, too.

I like the ones that fake the caller ID so it looks like your own number is calling you.