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Touche, but everyone knows it's T30 Springer who can become anybody...

Ohhhhhhhhhhh... I was thinking of something... well, someone else...

My only guess is diminishing returns on the old movies, while the idea is that if a new movie makes back its budget and then some, that's a bigger profit. Which, of course, is a risk, and I'm not sure how well it's been paying off for those who try. Frankly, I'm just surprised Shrek didn't get...

I bet people are ready to believe them.

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New episode of Legends of the Halcyon Era is up! Seems only fitting that before American Thanksgiving, we sit down to "Dinner with a Draco". Cover art by myself and Victor Campan, logos by Tabitha Ramsay. Check it out at The Mega Man Network...

Wrong Springer mold.

This video is so close to a recent discussion that I'm wondering if this person doesn't go here.

Okay, a cursory glance of TFWiki isn't helping, and I don't have time at the moment (it's 5:45am where I am, and I still haven't eaten yet) to delve deeper. So, what is this BeastBox story?

For once, I don't blame Hasbro. Just look at how good One was. Now look at how they promoted it. Now look at how it performed.

"Primes Gone Wild" just wasn't the hit Hasbro was hoping for. Alternatively: "How about now?" Michael Bay, circa 2006: "For the last time, Optimus, that isn't what I -- look, just... maybe we can use your voice? You can be a part of the movie that way." "...I'll take it."

Clearly, Hollywood ran through their backlog of movies to be remade, and this is where we're up to now.

I pre-ordered back when it was announced, and got to pick it up yesterday, too.! Man, that comic book is tiny. I hadn't noticed any lag when I played it, myself, but then again, I was mainly using the special moves button stuff, since the Switch's Dpads are nowhere near precise enough for me...

Can hardly blame them, with the way Paramount has been handling things, making good movies look bad and bad movies look even worse.

Things have not been going well for Power Rangers fans as of late. When Hasbro purchased the brand for $522 million back in 2018, things looked good to start. Their first series, Power Rangers Beast Morphers, adapted a Super Sentai show fans thought would never be, and used it to tie up some...

I feel like he might have an issue with this story, but I can't quite put my foot -- I mean, finger on it...

It has long been the stuff of Marvel and Transformers legend: When writer Simon Furman created the character of Death's Head, it was decided that Marvel should own the character, rather than Hasbro, the owner of the Transformers property, and to whom any characters who first appeared within the...