...In hindsight, I think I just want this character to basically be Leo/Tommy Chong from That 70's Show.Great, my least favourite thing about the Takara Crossovers, where they all have to resemble Optimus Prime, is here. Hopefully it looks totally different. Speaking of heads, other than potentially also being homages to the Scooby Gang, what design elements would make for a Mystery machine robot head? Maybe a bandana, long hair and those big round sunglasses?
On the other hand, it would go against the spirit of being a Hannah Barbera character if it's not done the cheapest way possible.They did a new mold for that 8trac bird from the Stranger Things set, so Scooby could be one too.
Look, say what you will about reusing animations: those walk loops are gorgeous and so are the backgrounds.On the other hand, it would go against the spirit of being a Hannah Barbera character if it's not done the cheapest way possible.
Just wait until they retool the Mystery Machine into Dynomutt, Speed Buggy, Goober, Captain Caveman and Josie and the Pussycats.
People rag on H-B for their cheapness, but Filmation was notoriously cheaper.On the other hand, it would go against the spirit of being a Hannah Barbera character if it's not done the cheapest way possible.
And then, oddly fittingly, Silverbolt.Just wait until they retool the Mystery Machine into Dynomutt, Speed Buggy, Goober, Captain Caveman and Josie and the Pussycats.
The X-Men Collab had mini figures IIRCHave we had piloted mechs as part of these Collaborative lines before?
"--Old Man Shockwave?!"I remember how I always wondered about He-man always walking/running in the same way, at the same angle. Now I know it's reusing movement cells over different backgrounds, but back in the day, I thought they had drawn it the same way over and over again.
Though now I want to see the Scooby Gang, having captured Scooby himself, pull off his mask to revel he was Jabber Jaw...and then pull off HIS mask to show he was Speed Buggy...whose mask is pulled off to show HE was-