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When properly transformed, it might look like some kind of futuristic NASA rover.

Frankly, it might have been better for them to have paused after ROTB and just wait maybe two or three years until releasing TF One at a point when people might be going back to theaters again and to better distance the movie from the live-action ones.

Still a better looking face than Bumblebee's actual movie face.

That's a fair assessment. I was at that panel and asked the panelists directly if they had any plans or intentions to continue the BeastBox story of the previous two years, and they basically indicated that the brief single-panel appearance of the two main human characters from that storyline in...

Taking a closer look at the vehicle mode, it looks like someone forgot to fold up the front bumper. You can see it on the underside of the vehicle mode. It's instead folded out and connected to the windshield in this robot mode pic, when it was folded away on the yellow test shot:

Now that you mention it, I wonder if that was intentional. Like, Prima is the first Transformer, the first Cybertronian created by Primus, preceding all other Transformers yet to come. So, he's quite primitive in nature. Perhaps the aesthetic Hasbro was going for when designing his vehicle mode...

And gave him a French accent.

He just needs to get ahead in life.

Transformerland does have an extensive directory for accessory identification.

We got a new Transformers review from Linkara. This time it's the first six issues of Skybound's Transformers series:

Now that I think about it, I'm actually a little surprised Hasbro didn't attempt to make Energon Duststorm and Cybertron Mudflap the same character in their attempts to reconnect Cybertron back with Armada and Energon in the English version, what with Duststorm and Mudflap both being cranes with...

Sure, that's fair. It's just, when goes to a Transformers convention, a cheeky little Mickey Mouse parody comic isn't something one would expect to receive as an exclusive. ;)

Finally! Judging from that trailer,

In midair descent from the shelf, apparently.

Archer Era Headmasters: Armada Sideways mold Armada Overload mold Energon Omega Supreme mold Archer Era Combiners Armada Perceptor molds Armada Sideways' Mini-Con combiner molds Energon Perceptor molds Energon Superion Maximus molds Energon Constructicon Maximus molds Energon Bruticus Maximus...

That was just an uncolored test shot, like the yellow Red Alert.

But they weren't inconsequential aspects. Those suffixes were part of an organizational pattern that made it easier for kids to remember and keep track of all their various Transformers toy groups. It was one of the many carefully coordinated nuances that made Transformers stand out among all...

Colored prototype pics of AOTP Prima (Now, let's see how long before these same pics get re-posted either here or in the Legacy thread)

That's probably the most positive reaction anyone has ever given it, as the majority reaction from those who read it at the convention (myself included) was "...But why, though?" Most were expecting a Transformers comic (or at least the third chapter of the BeastBox storyline from the last two...