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Yeah, while there is some blood, this is nothing like Five Nights at Willy's Wonderland or what have you. The horror elements are more existential in nature. (There are hints, here and there, of something called "Project Libitina", .) And while I may be a straight male anime fan, I consider...

That makes sense. The Horde toyline advertising material emphasized them as The Greater-Scope Threat than Skeletor and co., and if "The Horde has no friends!" (and persuaded Venger to voice their ad copy, wink wink), they wouldn't have much need for comic relief in the ranks of scary badasses...

Just curious, was I the only one who liked Filmation's Mantenna? I mean, sure, he was Waspinator long before Waspinator was Waspinator, but the character model actually had a face instead of.... I don't even know what.

Elsewhere on the boards, I had mentioned that DDLC fandom had taken a liking to Lou Bega's "Mambo No.5", remixing it to replace all the names with.... well, just Monika. And here we have a Korean cosplay group doing their own dance to the reworked song. Don't click if you don't want to be...

Oh it gets better.... Behold! The King has become ONE WITH THE FLAME BROILER --

Couldn't Hasbro placate them by bringing them on board for another "Double Stackticon" promo? 😋

Short answer, yes. If my memory hasn't failed me, he started releasing Masterforce II first, but Crash takes place in the twenty-year gap between HM2 and MF2, making it an interquel.

It's like they say, nothing beats the low, low price of free! (Also we get a cupcake. 🧁) As for myself, I've been greatly interested in the cultural impact of the game. For example, someone made an intro sequence for an anime from which DDLC could have been adapted, or vice-versa.

Everybody's different, so I can't really answer the question on your behalf. If you want to go into the game unspoiled, it's probably best to just get a freeware copy and start -- with the proviso that "the game is free, the therapy bill not so much...." That said, the Tube of You does have...

So.... yeah. I imagine that any discussion of this will lean heavily on spoiler space and content warnings, but I have to say, while the game itself isn't necessarily all that in terms of structure (basic sprites, Ren'Py coding almost designed to be endlessly modifiable, a reliance on...

Well, it's nice to hear that at least some of the contributing character-makers were on good terms throughout the saga. I recall seeing some board flareups regarding some of the other characters, though the reasons weren't always clear to me at a remove. I myself only knew Neale, and not his...

On a funnier if more obscure note, it's my considered belief that the Van-Pires (from the short-lived and utterly bizarre CG/live-action hybrid of the same name) are a derelict offshoot of Cybertronians, suffering from a peculiar spark-malady....

Yes! And especially with the Primax family (which included both G1/G2 and Beast era), it can be important to make things clear that the latter is not always a direct sequel to the former. Hence (to use a canon example) Primax 496.22 Alpha (the Beasties cartoon, as I knew it in the day) not being...

The initial root of the concept (which had more to do with Everett-Wheeler theory (basically, the old saw about how all outcomes to a given event that can occur do occur, but in branch timelines)) wasn't closely tied to Transfomers fiction as such -- the bit that makes it "personal canon" was...

I think you said what I said above, only more formally. :) The only problem I have with that is that it would appear that those who do have an official capacity to declare and document such things appear to have given up on the whole scheme. I mean, hey, Fannish Burnout is a thing, I've...

Literally Greek, given the media designators! :D That said, you make a fair point, and I hope to make the opportunity to say more on the matter. Right now, such would make some massive spoilers.... On a related note, it would seem that the stream system is becoming a bit of an Old Shame to...

So much this. In the first season, okay, you want to tell a new story and not just have Another TNG Cast Reunion Party, sure. And it makes thematic sense to have Picard seek out Moritz Benayoun, a former junior medtech on the Stargazer turned private MD, for recertification for space travel...

If and when I get around to introducing any refugees from that universe in my own stories, the divergence point will be relevant to the plots, yes. As far as the Transcendent Technomorphs are concerned, though, it's just another universe in a cluster where beings like them don't seem to exist...

Contrary to what the Transtech once believed, a Quadwal universe (think of it as a splinter timeline from our own) was destroyed as one of the many glossed-over consequences of SG Ultra Magnus misusing the Terminus Blade in the Fun Publications comics. I named it here.

For whatever it's worth, I think that Kelvar Garth would have been a better fit for an Akira-class cruiser, I would have expected an Exeter- or an Inquiry-class to bear Kirk's name.