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The Matrix is a size-changer. It deliberately changes its size at will in order to troll its various wielders until it finds the one destined to actually open it. Then and only then will it size itself accordingly to fit the Chosen One's fingers.

Back in September, a lengthy thread was posted on Twitter by former members of Fun Publications in which several toy concepts (both for made and never-made exclusives), pieces of comic art, and other behind-the-scenes information was posted. I asked @SHIELD Agent 47 if he could grab the contents...

You're a time-traveler? That's awesome!

Seasonal felicitations... To you and, if applicable, to yours. Seasonal felicitations... To every his and, likewise, every hers. It's customary to be festive... About the time we're tossing out the calendars, oh! Seasonal felicitations... Seasonal felicitations!

Here's David Kaye's Christmas video for 2024 (posted last night): And for anyone who missed it, here's Garry Chalk's (posted back on Dec 20th):

"Happy Christmas" is the British version of "Merry Christmas".

I could see them doing a Titan class God Ginrai at the same height and price of Star Optimus Prime. Maybe even a little smaller if Star OP's Armada Unicron-esque height is deemed too big. But for now, I'm happy with both my Legends God Ginrai w/ leg stabilizers and my Primitive Skateboarding...

The original couldn't fold it's truck bed all the way up against the back of the cab, either. It only folded up at a diagonal rather than fully 90° vertical like the PMOP cab did.

Just got out of the theater from seeing the movie. There are two end credit scenes, one during the middle of the credits and one at the very end. Regarding the one in the middle... Three words:

Now that's the most creative idea yet.

But not to the same extent as Menasor and Superion, at least. Kinda looks more similar to the amount and kind of combiner kibble pieces that both the original 1985 toy and the Combiner Wars Titan had, with the added bonus that these pieces can also be configured into a trailer of sorts for storage.

Of the ones you listed having not yet seen... Lightspeed Rescue is good. Not amazing (though, a certain story arc is), but still pretty good. Wild Force is also pretty good. Ninja Storm is decent. Not bad, but okay. SPD is really good. Really solid and above average overall. I know...

Since it was meant to be the final season of the show, they did a behind-the-scenes episode as a special treat to give viewers a taste of how the show is made.

We do have an actual dedicated T-Spark thread for this kind of stuff.

Or at least watch Linkara's review of the movie's comic book adaptation.

Somebody whose posts he can see please inform him about Armada Red Alert's original toy sound effects gimmick that has become a meme in the years since then.

Perceptor too, at times, being a science wiz. Alchemist too for being The Science Guy.

It does kind of seem obvious to me. A no-nonsense stick in the mud descending from a no-nonsense and stick in the mud.