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I think it's important to note that Transformers don't die of injuries in the movie, (hang on, hear me out) they die because the plot requires them too and the circumstances around those deaths seem wildly inconsistent. Like, Brawn, one of the tougher Autobots, dies to a shot to shoulder while...

Transformers Minus One Actually takes place in 1982 and just reboots the plot of the original, but more modernized with a award winning human storyline.

Since you said "in-canon" I'm going to ignore previous drafts and what was going on in toy shelves. First thing, obviously, is Lithone doesn't get wrecked so the entire opening of the movie is gone. Ultimatley all this means is Kranix isn't available to let Hot Rod and Kup know what Unicron's...

I'm not a fan of Quintesson's transforming, but hot damn that alt-mode looks fantastic in an alien organic way.

I really liked the Nemesis' bot mode; looks more like a hulking monster than a robot person, which is a nice change of pace.

I mean, that's typically how things go once you get a job in politics.

Transformers put on weight as they age? ;)

I meant bothering with the hobby at all. I'm just tired of the constant chase and dealing with orders and just the whole thing.

Little worried this will bleed into Generations in a couple years as a cost cutting measure.

Had to take a long call at work so I missed Vector Prime on pulse. Decided to go with Entainment Earth, but I only wanted Vector Prime and Nucleous, which was like $20 short of free shipping, and wouldn't you know it, shipping was $20, so I figured I'd get just get another deluxe for...

Nucleous, looks rad as hell IMO. I'll definitely pick him up (I was trying to avoid grabbing the armorizers, but the Shard looked great, so I grabbed the other two, though one of my orders got canceled) Vector Prime is good enough for my purposes, but man those legs being completely untouched...

Yo, I heard you like nostalgia lines, so we made a supplemental nostalgia line for our nostalgia line.

I'd be very shocked if they tried to tie One into the live action stuff. B-127 is just a cute way of allowing the characters to keep calling him "Bee" even though there's no reason he should be called Bumblebee what with the bumblebee being an terran animal.

The thing I remember most is the terrible, terrible length of the Velocitron arc. It takes so damn long for them to finally get to the race and finish it, and then it turns out it was just a qualifier!

There's two possibilities for cybertronians. Either they know where they come from, in which case there's no mystery, it's just a fact they understand. Or they don't know where they come from, and as such they, being very human like in intelligence, would obviously build belief systems to...

Hey, have we heard who Steve Buscemi is playing in this movie?

though kids movies in the 80s were, like, the Neverending Story, so what the hell do I know.

There aren't really "kids movies" in the classical sense anymore, it feels like, as studios want to pitch the widest possible nets to maximize profits. They're all family movies at this point, so while the description is inaccurate, I understand why people would immediately conflate the two...

Making something intentionally terrible still means you've wound up with something terrible. But beyond that, they could have tried harder than "Badassitron" and still preserved the joke.

The Badassitron joke felt incredibly forced to me.