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G1 Transformers Size, Power, and Mass
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The search for the missing godmasters in Masterforce has so far been a waste of time for the Destrons. What’s the point of getting to the godmasters first if they’re already destined or fated to be either Cybertron or Destron. It hasn’t been something either side has been able to control. The remaining pair of bracelets Ginrai holds I suspect will a Cybertron, and the last remaining missing godmaster that has no bracelets associated with it yet will probably be a Destron.
Sixknight seems familiar. He’s a cooler version of Sixshot. He took out an aircraft carrier with one shot. Not sure if he could do that to G1 Broadside. Masterforce has no respect for human life; the Destrons just kill indiscriminately.
God Ginrai defeating Sixknight shows that Powermaster Optimus Prime is the most powerful Transformer.
God Ginrai defeating Sixknight shows that Powermaster Optimus Prime is the most powerful Transformer.
The reason I like the G1 Marvel Comics better than IDW is because IDW de-powered everybody. The G1 Marvel Comics, for example, made G1 Galvatron the strongest and most powerful Decepticon, even above the gestalts:
Marvel G1 Galvatron did not need Thunderwing, unlike in IDW.
Marvel G1 Galvatron did not need Thunderwing, unlike in IDW.
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I love how they used toy scale there, if even that.
"Seacons, combine into... a marginally taller being than Galvatron! Now, fear us! Feeeeeeear ussssssss!!!"
"Seacons, combine into... a marginally taller being than Galvatron! Now, fear us! Feeeeeeear ussssssss!!!"
G1 Seacon Scalor seems to have the power to regenerate himself. He got blown up in this scene:
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and he appears again in the final battle, in which all the G1 Seacons get eviscerated:
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Yet they all seem to have the ability to regenerate and reconstitute themselves because they all appear again in the preview for the next episode.
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and he appears again in the final battle, in which all the G1 Seacons get eviscerated:
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Yet they all seem to have the ability to regenerate and reconstitute themselves because they all appear again in the preview for the next episode.
Unlike the Western version of the Seacons, all the Masterforce Seacons except Turtler/Snaptrap were portrayed as disposable drones. In most episodes, you will see several of each type, not just one. So they aren't regenerating, the Destrons are just building more or have more just waiting to be the next cannon fodder.
See? The redundant ROTF Constructicons aren't that weird.
The G1 Seacons have got the power to survive:
Targetmasters? So does that mean their weapons/guns turn into robots? I did not see that in the cartoon, comics, or commercial. Do I have the wrong idea about Targetmasters? Aren’t they what was introduced in G1 Transformers Rebirth, with nebulans piloting their weapons?
Targetmasters? So does that mean their weapons/guns turn into robots? I did not see that in the cartoon, comics, or commercial. Do I have the wrong idea about Targetmasters? Aren’t they what was introduced in G1 Transformers Rebirth, with nebulans piloting their weapons?
The line is "They've got the power to surprise."
The twist was that any of the Seacons could be the targetmaster gun of the gestalt, combining the targetmaster idea with that of Scramble City gestalts - so where any smaller bot could be a limb, any of the smaller Seacons could also be the gun instead.
There was never an Autobot counterpart, which is why one of the 3P makers created Glacialord as a Headmaster twist on that idea, and something that could feasibly have come out back then.
There was never an Autobot counterpart, which is why one of the 3P makers created Glacialord as a Headmaster twist on that idea, and something that could feasibly have come out back then.
Yeah, that's why there are six of them, despite the normal Scramble City-styled combination.
Grand is Fortress's younger brother, so no, he's not as powerful.
