Hasbro's marketing department at the time: "OH NO! That's way too scary for children! We can't sell body horror like that to 5-year-olds! We are a family-friendly company! What would the Soccer Moms and Sunday School Teachers think?! Change them right away!"
:p
They were pretty high on TJOmega's top worst Transformers toys of all time video.
I never owned Tri-Rex, but I remember fiddling with his component figures at a friend's house once. Lots of the dinosaur skin parts for the T-Rex's head, torso, and tail were made from an incredibly soft rubbery...
Though he really shouldn't have been so surprised, considering he saw the planet collapse in on itself just a few short years earlier in Dark of the Moon.
Having just yesterday heard Josh Cooley speak in person at length about TF One's development, I really didn't get the impression that it and EarthSpark had much to do with each other besides the broad-strokes similarity of being Transformers productions that primarily depicted Optimus and...
Having spent time talking one-on-one with Flint Dille for about a whole half-hour last night (because he was the one who kept the conversation going), that's putting it mildly. ;)
It's funny you should say that. Josh Cooley was asked today at BotCon if he had read the CoP, and said he didn't. What he read was instead a PDF that was most likely the Binder.
I'm back in my hotel room at the moment. Gonna open up the two Yolopark sets in a little bit.
Will head back down to the con for the movie night a little later.
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