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Well, you really shouldn't be watching a program while driving anyway. That's dangerous. :p

August would have been perfect. Far enough after Inside Out 2 and far enough ahead of both Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and The Wild Robot do not get nearly as obliterated by any of them.

Then Inside Out 2 would have utterly destroyed it.

TF One really should have been released a month earlier in August. Coinciding both it and Transformers Day with the 40th anniversary of the G1 cartoon in September was a fatal mistake.

ROTB was also originally supposed to release in 2022 but was delayed to 2023 thanks to the pandemic. And had TF One released in the holiday season, it still would have faced heavy competition from Wicked, Gladiator 2, Moana 2, and the still-forthcoming expected mega-hit Sonic the Hedgehog 3.

For some smaller good news, earlier today I watched a video from a Thomas YouTuber who went over the history of the Thomas films and episodes playing in movie theaters, and he began the video with a short introductory section in which he went over his fascination with cinema in general and...

I watch Pluto TV regularly and see ads for TFO on there all the time... Because Pluto TV is owned by Paramount. :p

*eyeing the controller* Both: "I call dibs!"

Sleepy dolly on a creepy crawly.

And make more people lift up their heads and go "...There was another Transformers movie?"

Swindle should quit bugging him. He's giving Prime the creepy crawlies.

Is he not already?

Forget Legacy and go with the one from the War For Cybertron Trilogy:

IIRC, Micron Booster didn't include any bios for its Mini-Cons, so I don't see the harm in the Greg Sepelak and Trent Troop coming up with and giving bios to those bio-less characters. In fact, I never saw the harm in their giving them new English names in contrast to their Japanese names...

In all honesty, I look at the design of a Cybertruck and think it would make a decently shaped foot for a combiner, Vehicle Voltron-style. Just fold away the wheels and attach it to the Combiner's leg.

No joke, the first time I ever saw a Cybertruck, I had no idea what it was and legit thought it was a privately owned custom-made vehicle that was built based off the design of something from a sci-fi video game.

That never happened.

Here is a transcription of the whole page's text (had to use a magnifying glass on my copy of the book in order to read some of the tinier text): III. HEROES AND VILLAINS MAIN CHARACTER PROFILE OPTIMUS PRIME NAME: Orion Pax, Optimus Prime TRANSFORMATION: Semi-Truck PERSONALITY...

And now that I think about it, that Binder page said Optimus's "Primary Polarity" was "Primian" and his "Complementary Polarity" was "Alphanian", suggesting he was most directly descended from Prima and Alpha Trion. Looking closer at this Binder page in my copy of the Vault book, also has a ton...