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if it's sealed in box, it's sealed in box: neither you nor the person you buy it from have any way of knowing the quality of the item inside, just like every other person whose buying one.

I guess there are enough examples in the films of old robots that they do go through some form of aging rather than just falling into disrepair that can be fixed.

That was the point I was trying to reach: they're robots; they can change their forms and voices as easily as the plot requires them to. "Aging" and "Growing" don't really play into it.

They're robots, they don't really age to begin with: their voices are synthasized. I mean, growing doesn't work backwards either but Arcee apparently shrinks ten feet in-between the BB movie and RotB, yet they share the same page. But whatever, this is apparently a conversation that's already...

Except the Bumblebee movie is a different continuity than the Bay films; it's in the RotB continuity. They should be separate pages and it has nothing to do with "geewhining bay haters" In the very least the RotB version should be in the same page, given the RotF, BB and RotB Arcee's are all...

Interesting, I thought sales on both of those were down; though I guess they probably make enough money still that Hasbro would be negatively affected if they lost the license. Though maybe they'd give D&D and Power Ranger toys another shot in that case.

I still think a non-transforming G1 Megatron that comes with the gun accessory for other characters to hold would be an adequate substitute for being unable to get an original flavor gun megatron. Though if they can pull off a good looking '86 Megatron that turns into a tank, that'd be fine as...

Action Masters didn't crash Transformers; they were already dying and Action Masters was just a last ditch attempt to cash in on the TMNT craze that had supplanted Transformers. Gen2 popped up only a couple years later and despite being a return to transforming, it still floundered.

So people are getting shipping notifications for this, which is nice since the estimate originally said Fall 2025. If the Two in the Box is anything to go by, I'll have to wait two weeks before mine ships. :P

The most terrifying thing for a close-minded parent is the idea that your child will be exposed to information that you don't control and develop opinions you don't share; as such, any popular thing amongst children will get scrutinized for being a "corruptive" influence. In my own childhood I...

These are going to appeal to people who aren't necessarily transformers fans, but just football fans in general who want tchotckes of their favorite team.

EE's prices went up.. $26.99 for a Deluxe (8% increase) $37.99 for a Voyager (8.57% increase) $59.99 for a Leader (9.1% increase) $97.99 for a Commander (8.89% increase) $163.99 for Star Convoy (9.33% increase) $218.99 for Other Titans (9.5% increase)

Yeah, but Hasbro's reach is longer, and they struck down the multiversal Primus. Also it sucks if every universe has the same origin. Let the cartoon keep the Quintesson one.

It might have been a warrior class. It was a redeco of Twitch. Yup, tfwiki says warrior class.

Primus doesn't exist in the original cartoon; they were made by Quintessons.

Speaking of the last dregs of the Earthspark toyline, is there anywhere online to grab the last few deluxes? I haven't even seen Jawbreaker or Aftermath on my usual haunts, let alone Nightshade and Spitfire.

The question still is how far along was it before they started axing stuff. It could easily be more costly to kill a contract than to see it finished, especially if it's nearly at the completion stage. The remaining episodes (if it was indeed a 26 episode order) could be still be waiting in a...

Did Hasbro or the production company pay for the show?

That depends on how much, if anything, Earthspark is costing Hasbro.

Figured I might as well just post the e-mail.