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It's because he fights Decepticons and doesn't afraid of anything.

Clearly it fights using martial arts.

If Sureshot wanted to get a new toy he should have been red and blue.

I think this is gonna be the first Core Class I skip.

Not entirely sure if there's a counter-joke here I'm not getting, or if you misunderstood that I was joking about the hypothetical characterization of Shattered Glass Flamewar.

Flamewar is an evil recolor of a very recognizable heroic character, so the SG line is a thematically appropriate place for her, even if in practice it means this is technically an alternate universe version of her whose characterization is probably one big joke about Glen Hallit or someone.

I'm going to list a bunch of silly things that I don't necessarily actually want, and probably end up genuinely wanting every single one of them by the end of the post. - Core Class RID01 Megatron, to belatedly fill that conspicuous hole in the Spychanger lineup - Standalone Cerebros who turns...

That's Cyberverse Hot Rod, so it's not his Targetmaster. Hope that helps clarify the situation!

Weirdly, I think this is the first time I've even taken a picture of any two of Cyberverse Hot Rod, TR Hot Rod, and Siege Firedrive, together, let alone all three.

I hope we get him recolored back into Bumblebee at some point.

On one hand, as UndeadScottsman says, the expectation would be that Hasbro would own the characters, and as far back as the eighties they've apperently had the foresight to make this explicit in their contracts (thus Circuit Breaker randomly making an appearance in Some Other Thing before making...

This is weird. I only ever had a G2 version, but for some reason I remember him having the slot. I'm gonna have to dig him out of storage now and try to get my memory to align properly.

I don't know if I'd ascribe such importance to the KO in particular, but I do think it's a given that most people are more familiar with Devastator's original colors than any of the later versions, most of which are generally referred to by their primary color just because all of them have...

I genuinely do not see where you're coming from on this. To me it's like you're saying this is "just regular Optimus Prime colors" because he's still red.

I was very explicit about describing the color scheme as "yellow and black" instead of just saying "similar colors" for the specific reason of preemptively heading off this response.

I feel like the fact that Landfill has already been yellow and black would kill a lot of the appeal. Also, while it seems like most people (understandably) don't really care much about the crossover aspect this time around, it is the reason the set is being made, and if there's such a thing as...

and welcome to the jam gunner

That would actually be less appealing to me. I can't spare Titan space for a toy whose main appeal to me is that I think it's funny.

Yeah, I think all you're missing is an Ironworks/Greasepit.