Recent content by Steevy Maximus

I'm inclined to say that the "Bullseye" terminology is just for internal sorting purposes. "Buzzworthy" seems to have run its course, so someone at Hasbro is using "Bullseye" to sort Target exclusives, since Target doesn't appear as big into the "micro line" concepts Amazon and Walmart do. I'm...

From the sprues of Jhiaxus comes....Vector Prime! https://news.tfw2005.com/2024/04/24/legacy-united-voyager-cybertron-vector-prime-first-look-509714 I feel the original had more "presence" given the kibble it had. This one is fine, though clearly a slimmer interpretation due to the legacy of...

I heard you guys like Galaxy Force/Cybertron...

More pics, he's surprising a big boy for a modern deluxe. He might not be THAT much smaller than the original... https://news.tfw2005.com/2024/04/24/transformers-legacy-united-deluxe-cybertron-hot-shot-additional-images-509670

Guess we know why the credits started to drop the Nimrod retrospectives...

What little I watched of Cybertron was boringly average as a series. But the toy line? I still hold Cybertron as the BEST Transformers line of the "Anime" or "Revival" era. I ended up with more figures from Cybertron than any single franchise iteration since (Depending how you count War for...

If nothing else, this looks to be a better send off to the old Fox X-Men series than what they got with Dark Phoenix and New Mutants.

What can I say? I only check the video sites on Tuesdays :p

Aside from what I can see from image comparison, I feel safe in saying that the new one will be noticeably smaller. That said, Cybertron Hot Shot was a relatively big guy for even a 2005-era deluxe. Mold DOES lend itself to some interesting alternate decos- Cybertron Universe Bumblebee...

This sure is a Cybertron Hot shot: https://news.tfw2005.com/2024/04/23/legacy-united-deluxe-cybertron-hot-shot-first-look-509645 That said, there are some design changes I DO appreciate, particularly the redesigned arms and the slimmer back kibble.

Apple TV has TMNT shows on sale, all are complete series: Original Series- $40 2003 (includes Fast Forward and Back to the Sewers)- $25 2012- $25 Rise- $15

Transformers films are in continuity the same way all the X-men films were in continuity with themselves.

Guess we know why John Warden is back on Transformers/GI Joe! (He had been assigned to "Design Director" for what was once called "Emerging Brands". I think Hasbro reorganized, with Emerging Brands becoming "Portfolio Brands", which amounted to Hasbro properties which weren't significant enough...

Liefeld's Feet lol